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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment Of the tax levied by the city couu
ell OF salt Lake City. Utah. 10y ordinance
passed November S. 1909, upon the prop
crty abutting upon lots >, s. and $.
block IS; i and .. block 80; /. ,. 3 and
!. block 60, and and ,, block 81. all
IN plat a. for the purpose OF grading, gut
tcring and CUrbinG with cement and iaN-
ing with asphalt Third South street be-
tween Second West and Third West
streets and on the north side or Third
South street between West Temple and
Third West streets, i'll paving district
No. IS. is completed
That the board or equalization aud -
View appointed by tho ,ity council ."r
that puIf rose, will meet n the ONCE os
the city recorder, room 100 city anu
county building. on Ionda% NoNeuhel
90 1909. and continue IN 50 ss'on until
Friday. November &c, iJnJ. between The
hours OF $50 and 40 &. n. and VII
near and consider any ubiectic1s and
make correction OF aaY tax Nhi,u sdiI
board may deem unequal or unjust.
That during said time, between IN"
hours OF a. m. and > p. M. said lis;
viii he open TO public inspection At :he
office of the city recorder, room 700, CITY
md county building. Salt Lake tiIT.
Utah.
By order Of tho city cl:.ncjl, dated No
vcmbcr IL. 1909 .-,..,..-,.
j. T. .IOSETON.
City RCco. der.
Paving Extension No. e..
First Partial Estimate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
FOUR MORE COUNTIES
IN IDAHO GO DRY

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. Nov. lS.-Coupletc re-
turns show mat four more ldsho coun-
ties Joined tho dry" column as a result
of yesterdays local option elections in
Washington. Twin Falls. Lincoln and
Nootensl counties, In all of the four
counties the majoritcs were strong Tor
prohibition except Kooteuai. where the
lead WAS only li0. In Washington coun-
ty. where the tight was the hottest. the
"wcts" were defeated In all of the larger
precincts, and the majority for prohib-
tlon was ~. Wciscr went wet by Il
majority OF III, Twin Falls developed
an unexpectedly strong sentiment. the
ma iority being over 500. The city OF
Twin Falls save tho "Jrys" majority
of M. Lincoln county. where cN-Coy-
crnor Goodiue Was in charge OF tho cam
laign for the "dryS, was carried Tor
prohibition by $50 the vote being nearly
two TO one.
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|QAE GROWERS AOlO
| INTERESTING MEETING
..auctiou of Useful and Profit
able Cereal Given Big
Impetus.

/. ,.c,Ins OF those interested In the
.sns Of naX in this state vas held
.s,v evening in the Fifteenth ward
~ house. About 200 were present
r vIckery outlined the possioili~
the Industry in Utah, He said
Y, ssnorin,ents conducted at the asri-
snr,I college station nt Logan had
,."o,s,rsted that flax can oe grown on
= ~. upands and lowlsnds Of Utah.
=" l. distinct profit In fax Tor seed
lasis and for fiber alone. and a double
Iepnt " n Eilcv. the father OF Gas grow,
Sons iI;ish. also delivered 3n address.
~ ~, ~ snSourssed. he said, by the prog
|:ffs uo. s,oi,ai stock OF the Utah FaNcrow~
lS,S lp Nlllins company, 1t WAS decided
rs ~ ~ meetinc. VIII be increased from
~ ,rsssnt ,ns Iieure, 100000, The amount
.ps p,, ,ncrrase was not definitely decided
~. ss promises from number OF bust
~ men and others were reported.
80 farmers throughout the state also
lag garomisei 10 put in tlax.
"a @,ssT makers OF the evening were w.
opourjnc, and D. +. Collett. secretary
!, he Manufacturers association OF
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the As
sessncnt of the taN levied by tue city
council OF salt Lake city. Utah. by ordi-
nance passed November :. 1909. upon H."
elusive and 10 to 2i. inclusive. block |.
SNOW subdivision block 80. I. l. g. and
). block 50: TO ., inclusive. block IU;
and S, block AZ TO -. Inclusive block
Park subdivision. block 90: 10 II. in
elusive, Taylor'S subdivision block -.
and and s. block -. all in plat 6.
for the purpose OF constructing cement
sidewalks upon the south side Of second
North street between Eighth West ;,ud
Ninth West streets; on the north side
ot Second North street. between Eighth
West and Tenth West streets; on ;hc
east side Of Ninth West street. between
First North and Third North streets. ON
the west side OF Ninth West streets. be
streets: on Doth sides or Eichth West
street between First North aud second
North streets; on the wost side Of Si%th
West street. between First North and
Second North streets: and on both Sidc-
of Chicago street. between Second Noltlf
and Third North streets is completed
That the board Of eGuai%ation and re-
view appointed By the city council TO-
that purpose. will meet al the Office Of
Tic city recorder. room loo city and couu
ty building. ON Monday. November -.
1909, and continue I'm session until FriJa;.
November 2G. 1909. between the hours of
500 and $50 r. m. and %iil hear and
consider any objections and make Sorrec-
tion Of any tax which said holld may
deem unequal or unjust.
That during said time between The
hours Of n. m. and y. M, said list
will be open to public inspection AT the
Office Of the city recorder. room too city
and county building. sail Lake CITY.
Utah.
BY order Of the city council. dated No
vembcr 10, 1909.
!. =. MORETON.
CITY Recorder.
Sidewalk extension No. rs.
EifIh martial estimate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
Grows Hair
or Bald Heads
A Remedy That Costs Nothing II 1t
Fails to Do as Claimed,

Rcsorciu is one Of the latest and most
effective germ killers discovered by
science, and In connection with Beta
Naphthol also powerful sutiseptic, a
combination is formed which destroys
the germs which rob the hair of its uu-
trimeut, and thus creates a clean and
healthy condition of the scalp, which
prevents the development of new germs.
Pilocarpipe is n well known agent for
restoring the hair TO its natural color.
where the loss of color has been due
TO disease. Yet 1t is not coloring
The famous RexalI "93 " Hair Tonic
Is chiefly composed of Resorcin. Beta
Naphthol and Pilocarpine. combiued
sing aud antiseptic qualities. 1t makes
the scalp healthy, Dourishcs the hair,
rcvitaliZcs the roots, supplies hair nour-
ishmeut and stimulates q new growth.
We want you TO try few bottles Of
RexaIl 1893 - Hair Tonic on our personal
guarantee that the trial viii not cost
You a penny il il does not give You
absolute satisfaction, That 5 proof
of our faith in this remedy and
HI should indusputably demonstrate
that we know what we are talk.
ling about when VIC say that Re1all
49, Hair Tonic will grow hair on bald
heads, except Of course where badness
has beeu Of such long duration that the
| roots OF The hair arc entirely dead, The
folliclcs closed and grown over aud
! the scalp is glazed,
Remember. we arc basing our state
ments upon what has already been ac
complished by the use Of Rexall "93
| uair Tonic, and we have the right ia
assume that what il has done for hun
drcds of others it will do for you, In
any eveut you cannot lose anything 10y
giving IL trial on our liberal guaran
Tee. Two sizes, 30 cents and 81 90, Re
member, you can obtain Rexal Rene
1ics in Salt Lake only Mt our stores
The Rexall Stores, Smith Drug Co.; and
Druehl & Frankcn
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STORY OF CRIME
THAT WAS REVEALED

RENO. New. Nov. 1S.-Pcculiar inter
est is attached 10 thc identity of Charles
Barr by the California authorities, rs
just announced, through the fact that all
the sheriffs of this state. including Shcr-
If Farrell of Washoc county, have been
continually on the watch for the alleged
murderer Of Sheriff Lamb s deputy,
William Larkin, at Winncmucca, some
months ago.
1t VIII he remembered that Larkin
held warrant for the arrest of Barr
and went after him. AS the deputy
approached the fugitive, Barr turned
around quickly and fired nj the officer.
killing him instantly. Barr then made
his cScapc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-19
JHOMAS PANCAKE DROPS
i DEAD IN CALIFORNIA
IA The Tribune.

,,.eisl 10 The Tribune.
ocpEN. Nov iS.-Thomas u. Pancake,
Sonner member OF the Utah state leEis-
srrs and foreman of the Southern Fa-
!. sbops in this city, dropped dead IN
.,-srnenlo. Cal. this morning;
Atsleeram conveying this infogmatiog
rs received this afternoon by clerk Eo
,-,h Wocdnicn Of the World. Ogden
fsre No. "A, from c. NJ. ADAMS OF the
S,ersnento lodge. According 10 the mes
srs, Nr. Pancakes widow desires that
|k. body be shipped 10 Osden' III care
4 n. local lodge. FOR burial.
"rprk Auth Immediately wired 10 have
- hody sent To Ogden to Richey's un-
tf,,s!ng parlors 10 he prepared for
IA. The funeral arrangements VIII
y announced soon.
Nttle over year ago Mr. Pancake,
r., Nss foreman OF the railroad shops
,,r. was given a promotion and detailed
Ia he Sacramento shops. Mr.. Pancake
"a vol known I'm Ogden. where lie WAS
,g,Dlar In railroad circles.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment Of the tax levied by the city coUn-
eli Of Salt LaSc city, Utah. by ordinance
passed November S. 1909. upon the prop
erty ahutting upon lots !, >. 6 and g.,
block So: l. >. ,. I, .. g. : and s. block
"a; 10 -. inclusive. block ., | TO 81,
ducluSiVc, block !. Coates s. Corum'S sub
division block -; 90 -, inclusive block
J.: / TO %. inclusive. block . Coates X
Corum's subdivision, block IS; | TO %.
inclusive. 81 10 Gs. inclusive. and 90 20
ll2. inclusive. Wicks'S subdivision. block
-: and 10, and 60 Is. inclusive. bio *
., Doull Bros. subdivision. block 10. |
TO 20, inclusive. East Hair subdivision.
block 10; 2, 3, and ., block TO- and
,, block 4: 10 -. inclusive, block {: /
20 -. Inclusive block ., Albert subdivi-
sion. block 3: to 20, inclusive. - &c
and 80. ana II 10 H.. Inclusive block :.
Seventh South subdivision. block .. ali
in plat G, for tho purpose of construct
ing cement sidewalks upon both sides of
Fourth South street. between Sixth West
and Eighth West streets. on the south
side OF Third South street, between Sew
enth West and Eighth West streets; on
the north side OF Fifth South street be
tween Sixth West and Seventh West
streets: on both sides OF SiNth south
street. between seventh West ana Eighth
West streets; on both SIDES OF Eighth
South street between Seventh West ard
Eighth West streets OIL ihe north "'dc
OF Ninth South street, between Seventh
West and Ninth West streets; on lhe
west side of Seventh West street be-
tween Eighth South and Ninth south
streets; ON both sides of Pits street
between Third South and Fourth South
streets: on both sides OF Rio CiI;!Hd1 ave
nue., between Sixth West and Eighth
West streets; on both sides OF Jercm%
street. between Fifth South aud Sixth
South Stra"ts anG btrvccn Seventh South
and EiGh'h South streets; OF both sides
OF Post street. between Seventh South
South and Eighth South streets. and OIL
both sides OF Genescc avenue. between
Seventh West and Eighth West streets. IS
completed.
That the board Of cquai2ation and to-
view appointed by the city council for
that purpose. VIII ucc; at The office Of
the city recorder. room 100. city and
county building, on Monday. November
20. 1909 and continue in session un;Il
Friday Novsmbe 20. 1909 between ,hc
hours OF G;9O and $50 p. NJ, ana win
hear and consider aE.' objections and
make correction OF any tax which said
board may deem unequal or unjust.
That during said time. between The
hours of . a. m and . p. m. said list
will he open TO public inspection a. the
Office OF the city recorder. room 100. city
and county building, Salt Lake City.
Utah,
BY order of the city council. dated No
veniber 10, 1909.
j. -. MORETON,
City Record rr.
Sidewalk Extension No. I26.
Fifth Partial Estimate.
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|, NEWS or REXBURG
sneciaI TO Tho Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
REXBURG, Ida, Nov 1S.-'rhe funeral
services OF Mrs. Margaret Bassett, aged
were hcld this afternoon In the Flrs,
ward meeting house: The deceased
woman was the wife OF the late Thomas
Rassctt and mother OF President I, l.
Bassett OF the Fremont stake. and was
well known TO early settlers OF Utah and
southeastern Idaho Mrs. B3ssett was
born In Wales In 1927.
The speakers at the funeral services
were Bishop Bernicc Harris. Of salem
President Mark Austin of Sugar CITY.
Bishop r. r.. Kicks and President Albert
ucath OF Rexburg. The opening and
closing hymns were rendered by the First
ward choir A ouartette or the CoTiantoil
company which Is playing an engagement
borc sang n beautiful selection.
Solos were rendered by william ,. Bas.
sett OF Provo, a grandson OF the dead
woman and Airs, John J.. BuIlif OF Rex
burg, 1nterment took place Ia the Rex
oCrg cemetery.
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SALT LAKE EXPLORERS
HAVING GOOO TIME
Slight Wreck of Steamer on
Trip Down Green River:
Nobody Hurt.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
WINNERS RANCH. Utah. Nov.
Is (via Green Rivcr).-The exploration
party of Salt Lake business men to
Grand canyon and Moab is campcd here
tonight. Tho main body of the party
reached here late this afternoon in a
rig from Green River. after being
wrecked on the steamer Utah on
Brown s Rifle. Five members of the
party campcd last night lust below the
- Anger. - having reached there in
small boats. The entire party Will en-
ter Box canyon in the morning on
the steamer. All arc in good spirits
and are charmed with their experience
up TO this point Winners ranch is
thirty miles down the river. 10 the
midst of q wilderness Of one thousand
acres of undeveloped fruit land. Guides
declare the trip TO the cataracts should
be made easily and the bad part Of
the river is past
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|lHARGE NOT PROVED:
MEN ARE RELEASED
:'tial To The Tribune.

|stdal TO The Tribune.
GDEN. Nov. is.-Matthca' Burnett ard
~ spencer. farmers o; tho Eden sec
y oi thls county. Ncr, discharged In
y Police court today. rt the conclusion
preliminary hearing. IN the charge
Il EaDd lalceny.
.hs complaining witness was II, r.
'sspt. He tesuned mat tb. Two men
-se TO his ranch Oclebcr "a and TOOK
o'ne valued at $40 from the corraIl.
s 1sumony showed that there had
- trade OF some kind. involving the
t,'ssslon OF the animal. between Shupe
q q one OF the defendants. The court
mat the charge OF grand larceny
not been proven and the two men
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WANT HEADQUARTERS
TO STAY IN OGDEN
citizens Forward Telegram to
Park Asking That They
Be Heard.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
oGDEN, Nov. lS-President A. r.
aeN"ood' on behalf OF the Weber club
ana leading citizens OF ogden. has for.
"arocd TO W. /. Park. general supcrIn.
'endent OF the, Union Pacific Railroad
company. Il telegram In which the mat
Ter OF moving the headquarters of the
tan division from this city TO Green
RlfeT, is asked deferred until the Ogden
people can be heard.
lnc current rumor that the hcadouar-
sers of this division are to he moved TO
wyoming. which was circulated some
finle ago, has not yet been officially con :
nrmed' although IL is known from ro-
nanle source that the change is being
contemplated. Superintendent letters de-
cilnes TO discuss the matter
The president OF the Weber club and
other cltlzcns Of the city. who arc any
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HALVES PRELIMINARY
AND IS BOUND OVER
,,,ial 10 The Tribune

/ |:Y,fs 10 The Tribune.
05DEN. Nov. Is S-Waivine his prclim-
bar hearing when brought into the
|rAte court this morning on the charge
\ breaking into the store Of l.. n. Be-
lat al Twenty-fourih street and Grant
|Etnue, William Lindsay was bound over
~ tht district court, under IA $500 bond,
ID charge OF burglary in the sccon'l
.yrts.
Lindsay has already madS 4 confession
/ I'd will probably plead gully when bis
a'e Is called for trial With Two large
|Tks he smashed the two plate glass
Tosovs In the front OF tic stor, a week
|in. and s.ole- several articles from the
|sindos. which weTc recovered in 4 local
'rsrsbop Confronted with The evidence
-1theFed by the police. Lindsay admit cod
-k guilt %nen pllscl Mnier nrreSL.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

PluChc Metals Mining company. princi-
pal place of business. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Noticc-Thcrc arc delinquent upon the
assessment no. or one cent per share.
levied on the END day OF September.
1909, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective sharchoid-
crg as follows.
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Ready for Removal.

'ss-al 70 The Tribune.
ySnEN. Nov. 17,-The heavier pieces
.@oMnre In the supply depot OF the
= r',hny ~ department. arc being moved into
|r ". ;|nent OF the new building erected
sle Fourth district headnuatrcrs A
smrn' superintendent a.! tho supply
III supervising the work OF ic-
~ ~. ,nto Inc new building at Twenty
49, 'Iect and Lincoln avaEuc. The
-r,usa INJURIES ana ITldia.o are being
,,sv lea o. In the building. which will bc
n. 'W The removal of the entire siam
yngI.. %s .loIesiry cspa: L!nen5. which now
III S,,,,Sne ne Top iloor NJ Tho National
= oulolng, by Deccilher l
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office of the Board of Puolc Works.
Snlt Lake City. Utah. Nov. 10, 1909.
sealed proposals VIII be received a l this
oIfice until o'clock p M. Friday. No
vember 10. 1909. for the work OF construct
ing a reinforced concrete divertlng weir
In Porley's creek. at Twelfth South street
plans. profile. specifications and forms for
contract and bond. can be obtained upon
application nt the office of the board OF
public works or city engineer.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids,
BY order OF the board OF public works.
II. G. MCMILLAN,
Chairman.
GEORGE, -. CUANE.Y, City Engineer
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And in accordance with law and an
order Of the board Of directors made on
the END day Of September. 1909. so many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
auction at the office or the secretary
room SO Mccormick building. Salt Lake
civ. Utah, on the SOth day OF November
1909 at p. m. 10 pay the delinquent
assessments thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale
c. A COOK, Secretary
Office DO Mccormick Building Salt
nike citS. Utah.
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Miner Is Injured,

SPECIAL ~ The TrIUune.
/ BINGHAM. Nov, ls.-AndrGw, Erick%on
a miner employed at The HIghIani Bcy
/ mine, suffered a fracture. OF his left log
! ,hg atones OF tho mine, Failing ore threw
| him 10 tho ground. breaking his leg. lie
vas taken 10 ST Marks hoshite', salt
lake CYtv ON an afternoon train.
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state OF Utab. county OF Salt Lakc.-ss
l. Frank Knox. president Of tho above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO the best OF
my knowledge and belief,
FRANK KNOX,
President.
Corrcct-Attost:
c. :. HOLMES.
:. HAYS,
T1lOS EEAENS.
Directors
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
18th day OF November. 1909.
GEO. W. HAHN. Notary Public.
My commission expires February I.
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Remains Sent East,
| To- The Tribune.

special % TIC TTIbUUt'
BINGHAM. Nov. 1s,--Wold was. re-
caiyed here today by the police oCicials
rrom a sister OF Morris NJ. Drcyfuas, the
butcher whose dead body was fouud here
Yesterday. asking that y 10 shlpped ig
In acrordancc with the request, the re-
mains were sent East this afternoon by
I-ndcrtaEcr E.ber W. Hall.
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Speaks at Ogden


~ TO The Tribune.
h, ,Gf,phN, aa;, Nov. &c. 5. DaIlos OF salt
aelScred an illustrated address on
f5tI,. architecture at the state Arr
|Esrs which is being held here, this
ID We ne used views OF the home OF
|tt, ih neCune Of Salt Lake, TO Illus
AZ. Me points OF his address. Consid
|sttnis ~Iest is being manifested In the
|foxinr ,h sno a large number of exhibits.
|n sin. ."s Dnndiwork of Utah artists.
|.aahr displayed at the high school
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freight Depot Started.

tcn,.o The Tribune.
H sortr NoV. lS.-A force Of twenty
Il. cobrra,n was started TO work on
|Nl9e6 H. foundations OF the new
srIas Wtn,'nan freight depot here this
~ b. ono "h completed. the building
|eH !, .n,sr.iman llnes' Tho Gcno, is To-
|rtl sn avenue and Twenty fourth
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rays Ogden Visit

~ % The Tribune.
nsstS ). Nov I'D. w. Burke, the
'jonins ssry aud oil commissioner OF
~, il %ln headquarters at Chey-
I'M visitor In Ogden. after twenty
ma hs,e heehce. Mr. Burke Is remern-
! .ht ci,, oy some OF the older residents
.hh 4 " ss conductor on the old
sortherp railroad.
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40 Hold Open House.

k,hr'v' The Tribune.
|.chr NJ. Nov. lS.-Neyt Wednesday
20 lodro NWemDcrs Of the Il. L. O. l..
,>sir emhroo. 10 VIII hold open house
e heId 'VoIhs when q stag soeiai
<kTsso arranged and rcfrcsl1mSni1 Vii
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Give Card Party,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. Is S-rhe ladies OF the
Martha society entertained a a delight
ful card party in the Elks clubrooms
Wednesday night over dfty couples
were present. Refreshments were served.
The proceeds will DO used for benevolent
p,rpOscS
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Trip for Taft,

WASHINGTON. Nov. lS,--President
Tan sccompa nied by Mrs, TAFT and a
TsTty OF friends, sailed or the yacht May
i,owtr al o'clock this afternoon for Nor
ToIis Va. whore he will be the guest OF
honor at the convention OF the Atlantic
ISeener Waterways association.
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Marriage License.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. 1S-A license 10 marry
WAS this afternoon issued TO Richard En-
nest Warburton Of Etus and Mary Eta
Lee OF Grouse Creek.
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Beautiful Millinery,

The season g richest values were nev.
or priced so low. Each model possesses
a charm of individuality that will in
stantly appeal to intelligent women.
Mchcsy :, l56 Main street.
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To Give Recital.

fsbt.,, inc Tribune.
g yocalisssVN' lS.-Miss 4. Rosalic tlol-
ylolnIst and Miss Genevievc Ma
H artls,o OF Ogden. Doth accom-
.tsatIonai' WI give recital in the
.tncs. I'M TSl church Friday evening at
c11Hrle Hida;y VIII be assisted by Miss
'o'e and Mics Loretta Ma
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Little chief Mining and Milling
company. Principal place or business.
salt Lake City, Utah Location OF mine
Eureka. Juab county. Utah. Notice
There are delinquent on the following de-
Rcrlbed stock. on account OF assessment
No. n, of one O) cent per share. levied
eral amounts set opposite the names of
the respective shareholders as follows:
nat
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q fos aad Shadows of Mormon.
<sa :" iaie at Tribune branch Office,
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REPORT or THE CONDITION or
The National Bank of the Re
public.
RlISOURCES

At Salt Lake city In the state or Utah.
~ the close Of business November 10.
1909