davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-03-03

one Of the fastest growing cities in
tEs world is Eobe. Japan. Its popu-
lation increased from 100000 to $780,
600 in 10 years.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
5onoerjvllano.

St e t 3 a g NJ 0 3
81 3 mani Sans
e n. Otter bbao tpife @laoe meo'
beler, bar ct Antal 6rtiinoeoe | ben
tphe Migs6ag in6bragt ct 6orilag
ON at itunble to &etslager, lon1
ipeper imob &igsoagsmano s. g.
&onsien benbolosbis pe6 2an6sret-
ten og &igsretten, iao lenge &igs.
1ogens Gambling barer.
g e + t b e s + a g e r. i
e rne 6 e I. @6iporneret.
ten / &iel bar afiagt &ienoelie !
Sen &roces, Ser / flere Tiger for
funoet @teo angaaen6e 8eorageriel
mos set fejierlige Sfibsberft. :
@rocesien bar tilta1t flere al Berf
tets @mbeosmen6 og flere flor
&m6len6e, og Mnflagen git III
paa, at Sc / in6bpr6es 2e6tog bab
Sc beoraget for ftore Gunner be
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

/ 0 II. Jorle0en Mtten 1tete Der en-
pololom @osefsploiion / @rosierer
Carl @ertbeliens @ienoom / Meil=
gaoe / Morbus. Mogle &enlionerer,
Der boer / Sioebpgntnge1, bopoe
fprit poa Mftenen mGrfet @aslugt |
oeres 8erelier. st Ear unge Men=
nelfer gift neo / 5tueetagen for at H.
&c @osfil6en ser. Ser fit De Sc
ffeo ON, at ct @asrgr oppe peo 2oftet
por fneffet. 0g for at itoppe &p=
ret ltob Sent enc, &omis SIR. Sobonz
fen, Sen al &jebmonb Mtfoel So,
banien, op paa en- Sgnoe. Ser bar
imiolerti6 ntgrft, og ga Ser inge11
@oslugt merfeoes, ltrpg Sc er
Gen6itif. S iamme 9ieblif fulgtt
@fsploiionen. Sen bar lao poloiom
at be uuge Mer1ne1fer llpngeoes inb
set onoet @arelie, og ct Sar Same:
rater al oent, Ser opbolot Jig Del
D6erj tie &l11, blep al 2nfttrpffe
presiet moo M11re11. 2oftet 1tprteo'
mes, 9pre lprGngteS og Murene Hog
&epner, n1en Sc u11ge Mennelfer ila&
laa goot, at Sc funbe re60e Jig lelt
no / @%uaroen. Sc fit @gnoer o(
Mnligt enbel fprbrpn0te, ligelom ITO
turligpis @aor og &lG0er bar lDeo
ne; 11e11 Sc bill oog ia~1t0ipnligpis iff
fao Mel1 al 8ronolaarene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
Denne er like nogen ny
Koloni.

Den f9rste Part af dette
vaerdifulde L d o m r a a d e
bragtes j Markedet 1906 og
blew optaget saa hurtigt, at vi
n9dsagedes til at give Afslag
paa en- Mengde Ans6gninger,
og nu, med en- driftig, fremad-
skridende BY allerede etable-
ret, med sine mango Forde1e
(som like eksisterede i 1oo6)
er Diet kun en- naturlig Sew
f@lge at denne anden Part vii
blive optaget endnu hurtigere
end den f0rste; derfor ammo
der vi Dem ON at HANDLE
STRAKS. Fyld I'd neden-
staaende Kupon og skriv til
os med omgaaende Post for
videre Oplysning ON denne
sjaldne Lejlighed, der aldrig
oftere vii tilbydes Dem. vi
garanterer Dem Tilfredshed
med Handelen, eller Deres
Penge tilbage. Det err urnu-
ligt for Dem at tabe en- Cent,
men De maa HANDLE NU.
eller denne eneste Lejlighed i
Deres Liv vii vare tabt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
vi leder vor Forretnlng / hjemmet

og fors@ger like at salge Dem
Land ct fjernt liggende, iso-
leret Territorium, men Land
som grendser ind mod wore
egne Farme = Land og ON
g%ivelser, som vi uden for al
Twill we'd err saaledes som re-
prasenteret, og hvortil vi kan
fore Dem i LGbet at 5 Mi
nutter og overbevise Dem ON
hyad vi har sagt. Enhver Ak
,t1ehaver og Direkt@r i wort
Selskab ejer HEN og lever i
Homeland, og vi proven sim
pelt hen paa at, befolke den
Part at wore 10000 Acres som
nu er udyrket, til Fordel for
Homeland OF Hjems9gerne,
.og wort Tilbud vii interessere
Dem, uden Hensyn til Deres
finansielle Omstendigheder.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

vi err beliggende

j sydpst-G Georgia, tire Mil fra
Floridagrandsen og 40 Mil
fra Jacksonville, Syddstens
Hovedstad, Diet berqmte Op-
holdssted for Turister ON Vim
teren, hvor Markedet for De-
res Produkter altid err aktivt
og indbringende. Den NEST
eftertragtede Plads i hele Sy-
den for ct Hem, som allerede
har to Jernbaner gjennem De-
res Ejendom og en- MI ferdig
Plan for en- treble.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
Jordsmonnet

Landet besidder i denne
umiddelbare Egn .en produce
rende V@rdi, der frembringer
fra to til tire Afgr@der ON
Aaret, sikrende Ell god aarlig
Indtagt, da Misvakst her err
ukjendt. Jordsmonnet bestaar
at sandet "Loam" med ct I'm
derlag af Ler, der stadig hol-
der Fugtighed nok til Avlen
at Gr@nsager. Nasten ct
hvert kjendt Have eller
Landprodukt kan her produ-
ceres i Overflod og med god
Profit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
Klirna.

Klimaet i HOMELAND er uover-
trufet. Den hgjeste Temperatur ON
Sommeren er SO, Middelvarmen IS, den
laveste ON Vinteren er %, Middel-
temperatur 81, hvilket afgiver en- glen
nemsnitlig Temperatur for Winter og
Sommer af 70 Grader. Sne er her fax
tisk ukjendt, >medens tynd Is DANES to
eller tire Morgener hver Winter. Solstik
kjendes like, og Varmeudstraalingen
foregaar saa hurtig, paa Grund af den
sandige J%ordbund, at Netterne aldrig er
lumre. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

9 T u&fnef I. Mdlrtr1S1t11em J1o=
enberg fra Gan1peren v8eittpitea"
olbt torlc6e1r>M ften / 2empig 9apn,
"a ban pilne gao omborb. @nn blep
nrtie binreet, mcn opoe tort efter.
nan eiterIaoer Grfe % flere 8grn.
Is III q t Ct 8 0 8 :
ii + c 5. Hao @anc1trGfningcn
Moslfop-Aroeu er ct @rantrn !
Sen itrrfc Storm 8. 3. 0ecenlber
urltet no oper 3onelinien. So Cts
prestegct Norb fra CT Tormlooog
msiereoe Steoct, itpote 2otomotipet
moo Greet og fit Sforite,clt repet
al. ga 1oget fom til @obro, ififte-
oes Maifine.
6 enbom 8 a | 9. &pern'
brup &ro paa GDen CT iolgt til
OperfeIlner &gbelep, Sfelifpr, for
$4,000 &roner.
= 6. S. Bangs SeglpGrf mes
tilbsrenoe @oorb 9it for Malbora
er al @ieren, 6abrita1t Bang, lolg1
til 6obrifmt sc. 8. 8onneln al
Molborg for 100000 @r.
- q. g. @eteriens &otel / Sire
b%erifsirn6 ct iol9t til &roforpagter
2orien, Mitpffe, for 10000 Sir.
Sbertogelien finder Ste6 oen 15oe
Sonuar.
= Muguit Spien bar iolgt ct
Mlmeeooro / 91termarie poa @orn.
boIm til @eorg Senien, ftp. GLE,
bpeoarb, for $4,000 &roner. n6-
DO og 8eletning. Sa @%ienoommen
berer 116 G6r. 2on0.
Slbeb r a S e. 6orleoen
Aften opitob Der 96 i ~9ter Sc,
6egoor6" beb 2angbolt. 50 al
@oaroens fire 2enger nebbrenote,
8eietningen reb6e6es, meoens 6ier.
frpef' inoebrenbte.
-@oaroen u@u6frog"s Aplsbpg.
Ringer beo auppeI er nebbrenot
10 Stir. fort &Dag og ct minore
Mntol @dnaafreaturer in6ebrenote
Set lpffeoes at reo6e &eitene.
- Safob Senfens @apefabrif
&erning er soelngt at en- Sloe
bruno, og Gabrifens 9rift oil Doe
re itd1oiet en- Mdmeosti6. Sloer
menes at bore opitaaet fra barn
4Fe, Ser bor tenbt Slb / nog&'
BomulbsieHe.
9s6sal D. Sognepre1t Il
Eborsager oe 8regnet 6. 6. &on
len, fbn. @ropft for 9iterlisbierl
nj. Fl. $crreber, er afgaaet beo 50
Sen, 60 Mor gammel. Sen afoe6'
bopoe i ODER IS Star p9ret Hrel
/ Horsoeer og 8re9net, bbor Bot
por meget afbol6t.
- Snfepfter peh @rbelos= o.
Subrittilfpnet g. s.. &eterien e
ofgodet beb 9pben, Sc Mar gam
mel. Sen ofop6e, Der itammebe fri
Meftpeo, bap6e / mango Mar bore
l1brmoeer / M6eleaoe.
- Direfter for Set foreneo
Dampfibsfelffabs 8efrogtningsof
beling Sobn 2arien er afgaot bel
Deben, fun 38 Aar gammel. &o'
bar oprinoelig MaifinHherling
men mifte6e peo ct l1lDffestilfelo
5Dnet poa lit ene 9ie og fom mi
poa set Goreneoes &ontor, bpo
ban burtigt orbeioe6e Jig op til III
oniporsfulbe Direftprpolt. San pa
en- uomerfet 6pgtig Disponent o!
F, en brit be9opet @u16. Sioite 6or
f; aar beiegte ban &merifa JONI Sci
ifabets &eprei entant. 0p6soorio
f: gen por Ell @ierneipgoom, Ser ID
! Fan be6e ful6itenoig. berppeoe bon
! 5pnet.
- Mrfiteft Grit @cbie6te er al
gooet beo 9pber1, 60 Mar gamme]
efter lengere Si6s Spageligbef
San bar en- mieet 8pgmelter, me
bapoe mango an6re SntereSle1
@ooIeoes bar ban Nationalmula
ets arfeologiife &oniulent, en- it'll
ful6 Segner til &unltin0nitrten 0
en- flittig @ebarbejber pe6 8la>
og &i1frifterE:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
3uleplatte 1900.

3uleplatte
Juleplatten, som i Aar er
ldgaaet fra den kgl. Por-
cel@nsfabrik i Kj@benhavn,
forestiller ct 9gte dansk
Vinterlandskab. Snekladte
Marker, over hvilke en- blaa
Himmel hvalver sig med
5tjerner. En- Landsbykirke
h@ver sit Taarn mod Him
zen, og en- Bondegaard ses
i Diet fjerne. Prisen for den
ne Plate er $500.
har sikret
sig allie de Platter, der fin
DIES i New York, for at kun.
ne tilbyde- wore Abonnenter
dette fine og stemningsful-
de danske Julebillede i kj@-
benhavnsk Porcelain som
Pramie.
NORDLYSET sender den
portofrit til enhver, der
SKATER os to nye Aarsabon-
nenter .eller q Halvaars-
abonnenter og samtidig ind
sender Bel9bet ($4.oo).
Da vi kun RAIDER over ct
%begranset Antal (5o), gj@r
man klogt i at indsende Or
drer saa hurtigt som mu-
ligt for at sikre sig denne
smukke Julegave.
NORDLYSET er for
domsfrit, uafhengigt, oply-
sende, underholdende og
aktuelt. Centralorgan for
bedste In
teresser. Udgaar hver
Torsdag. Roster to Dollars
ON Aaret.
Adresser Postanvisning
til 562 At
lantic Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Pr@venummer paa Forlan-
gende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

"r L m Observation-Disclosures E
binge. !&useier g. Senfen, @ono-
fteo Marf peo &ibrring, blep RAM
Of Ell Meellepinge paa 8ugterp MM.
lie % afgif ltrots efter peb Dsoen.
Spfusepibe Sfi<
be eno t. Sc lioite Spfuspotiea-
ctr bar forloot 2~a5arettet. 5eltene
ct oesiniicereoe, poffeoe iamuren %
icnbte bort, og Sttpe bar I'LL fun
Miuoet OH, hen ubpggelige Sp9oon1,
Sc orenebe ipoife
2onobo ING bar nm
Ii9 bolot 9elegcrctmpoe | Marb11s.
Norn,onocn, &ommerberre Beet pon
@%naclsbolm, ser er blepet 9eoelellfo=
bets Gircfter, piloe lite mootage
@jcnpolg. 5 hans Steb palstes
6oreningenS n,angeaarise /. gicefor-
mono, Iolfetingsmanb Senlen 5on=
"trip.
z mutt ort. On Sager=
ipcn>, iom l1gc for l1ge / Malbore
@pcs Sporcfosie bapoe iammenlpo=
ret 600 &roncr, mi1teoe for nDlig
nisle &en9c, ioet Ell 2Grling ltlal
@oecl, % lGpeoe &enge1e, Joni ban
bruate pao Ell l1oenlanosreile. Spo=
refosIen bar III meo6elt Spenoer1, at
Sen pil ocle 5nbet neb bam, o9 bnr
tiIltiIlet bom CT np BOG lpoenoe pao
800 &roner.
Gnnp 5laes 6iiferi.
Sra @arbopre meboeles, at 6iiferiet
bar / Dem iibite 5io peret ret goot.
Sen ltorc, ipgooenoe 6iifeflaaoe er
pao ct @or Cure fonrmet ino neo
1000 &11no &1lller bper Sang.
8riien CT 14-t5 Ore for punoct.
On Sfogbo-a SHUTTER nCttapia" er font
met oertil % filter efter &1l1er poa
en- belt np Monbe, ,remlie meo 300.
0erpeo ipores oct opre Mgn. Set
ct ct belt npt 6i1teri. "Sttapia"
bar / Z Grpt bopt 1900 Yuno Sui
Ter.
Gpritibet pes gpl poo
@oIIanbs Shit fom t Drift UNDER
Gtornren s. 3. December. 5f1bet
sor forlpnet meo Sell, og man pe,1=
te6e berfor, at set funbe flaret Jig
fra 2mnb, MEN for Ell Sifferbeo*
splo blep bog .Tprpeierets 9umper
rMorsp" og &eontngsoomperen
,@eitfplten" ubie,,ot til N5liitance.
ssnoen &c noaeoe Bprifibet bar bette
brepet ino poo @eitfpitert. Mle Oms
bprbprre1oe n1eb l1n6tagelie al Ell
Mutros 5ooioe bIep re66eoe. NJ
han omfom ifDIotes, at bon troo5
Nprfibsfererens ubtrpfteige Drore
sor qaaee op poa Dnffet efter @tron.
1ingen % ifpllebe operborb.
MfiIgret s pbefo nj
plot. 2eoer,re for Ell iterre @fo'
tsisfobrit / @pesgo6e / &isben'
bapn fonitotere6e for rrogen SID Il
ben, at ser ffete nogle uforitooelig'
Spino I Gabrifens Eager. So d
lite funoe fao opflaret, bbor @tsp
lerne %pon6reoe ben, anmelote o.
@agen til @olitiet, font set ogio<
Ipffe6es at op6age, bborle6es De
bang iammen. 80 Spoogere bolo
nemlig / flere Gage @ie meo SIT
beioerne, naar be gift biem, og o.
foa ga, at flere al 6em bapoe Sfo
tei gjemt UNDER Seiet. Sc LOB III
ct &or al 6em anbol6e, og De
tom bo for en- Sag, at Der etst1te
re6e ct &ompIot poa Z @rbeioere
ser ipitemattif beitial 6abrtfen. 9e
1tioalne blep ofiot al 6aoeren til e'
at M%rbejoerne. Sou er Sc ollie an
bol6t og bar t%ilitooet, og &pperter11
Igber op til flere Suiino &roner.
@oIoiom @osefsplo
ion. 1orleben Mften ifete Ser e1
poIol om @nsefsploiion / @roslere
Carl 8ertbeliens @ienoom / Meil
gooe / Morbus. Mogle &eniionerer
Der boer / Sioebpgntngen, bopo
fprft poa Mftenen merfet @aslugt
beres 8erelier. st Ear unge Men
nelfer gift neo / Stueetagen for at IL
ge @osfiI6en ser. Ser tit oe 81
ffeo on, at ct @n5rgr oppe beo 2otte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

,8arncr's @bite 8ine of Sar'
giper itrafs 2in0ring / Ell bpilfer
iom belit 5pg0om / @truben % Gun:
qerre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

&emorrboiber tureret paa 6 til IA Gage.
Daap otntuteat furerer etbnert 9ilfelbe at t1e'
cube, bIinbe. blpbenbe eller fremtrebenbe 99u19rrno.
ber GA Sage. eler 8enqene ttlba9e. 6oe; &tp1r
fkt al DartS Yteotetne Co., ct. Souls, DRo.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
TWO SALT LAKE BOOSTERS

ICED that he had been complimented;
Mr.. Clark because such a handsome
picture bore his name, and Mr.. Tuttle
because his picture looked so good that
the man who put H. P. Clark's name
under it thought it must certainly be
Mr. Clark.
Neither Mr.. futile nor Mr.. Clark en-
tertains any doubts that The Herald
Republican has circulation worth
while, or that as an advertising medium
it excels anything in the intermountain
country. Mr.. Tuttle lost count about
noon yesterday Of the number of per-
sons that called up futile Bros. and
asked for MIR. Clark" and Mr.. Clark's
duties as president of the Merchants
bank were seriously interfered with by
the number Of persons who called by
telephone OF made personal visits to
ask Mr.. Clark when he had changed his
name. Everybody saw the joke, and
wanted the victims Of il to see it. But
Messrs. Clark and futile had beaten
their friends to it. They had a good
laugh over it early yesterday morning,
and laughed all day.
However, in publishing the picture of
a Salt Lake booster. one can make no
mistake in publishing the likeness of
either Mr.. Clark or Mr.. Tuttle. Each
has an abiding faith in the future of
Salt Lake, each is doing his best to
make Salt Lake the great city it ought
to De. No mistake was made yesterday
morning in publishing Mr.. Clarks sem
timents concerning Salt Lake, although
there was a regrettabe mistake in the
accompanying likeness. If The Herald
Republican mods again in the great task
of getting out the best newspaper be
tween Chicago and San Francisco, in
the best city between Chicago and San
Francisco, it hopes that the victims of
the blunder will prove as good-natured
and foTgiving as Messrs. Clark and
futile.
Mr.. futile enjoys the distinction of
having been one Of the three or four
men who organized and promoted the
Salt Lake Real Estate association,
which has been instrumental in bring
| ing about the pleasant relationship
which now exists among the real estate
| dealers of Salt Lake which, in turn, is
/ one of the most favorable factors in the
! progress Of Salt Lake.
For many years the advancement Of
/ the commercial growth of the city was
retarded by petty envy and disagree
ments on the part of real estate men,
and those who were influential in the
| organization of the association felt that
this was their first duty in boosting the
| city The result has been that no pro-
fessiOn in Salt Lake enjoys the conf
| dence and respect of its members or of
| the general public more than the real
estate men.
Mr.. futile, with his brother, S. b.
/ futile. were the instruments through
which the million-dOllar Newhouse real
| estate deal was accomplished; all of the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
FAIR REPORT IS made ISSUES DAILY WEST ORDER
Secretary's Returns Show Exhibit
Was Success in Spite of
Handicaps.

The secretary's complete report of the
1903 fair of the Utah State Fair assOcia-
ton was submitted yesterday and is now
in the hands of the auditing committee.
a meeting of the directors will be called
in the near future to accept the report
While the fair financially might have
made a better showing, it was none the
less a success, everything considered.
Added to the handicap of counter attrac-
tions during the year, such as the GA
r. encampment and President Tafts visit,
the state fair had to face one Of the
most inclement and stormy periods in the
history of the association. The rain not
only deferred people from visiting the fair,
but spoiled the effect of many of the
attractions offered In spite of the OBJ
stacles, however, the fair was a success
from the exhibitors point of view, as has
been evidenced in the later appropriations.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
SALT LAKE GIRL WINS
FINE PLACE ON STAGE
Miss Hazel Josselyn Gets Star Role
Formerly Played by Blanche
Ring.

Just a few words in a telegram from
New York, received by Mrs. Emma n.
Josselyn yesterday. announced a new
triumph for Miss Hazel Josselyn, a Salt
Lake girl only 20 years old. Miss JOS
selyn has been an understudy for Blanche
Ring in ''The Yankee Girl" a musical
comedy which has had a wonderfully
successful run in the east this season,
and the telegram announced that the pref
ty little singer of Salt Lake had sue
ceeded to the star role and is now the
Yankee Girl" herself
Hazel Josselyu has had a remarkable
career in the musical world She has been
on the stage only two years, and now,
in taking the place of Blanche Ring in
The Yankee Girl" takes her place with
other topnotchers among the musical COM
edy stars of the United States.
Miss Josselyn left here two years ago
with DeWolf Hopper as Sylvia in Hap
by Land" as understudy TO Marguerite
Clark, whom she later succeeded. and
went through a series of triumphs in this
play through the south. Mrs. Emma JOS
selyn, her mother, an employee in Wal
ker's store in the cloak department. was
overjoyed at the word of the latest sue
cess of her daughter, and the many
friends of Miss JOsselyn in salt Lake
will be glad that another of Salt Lake 5
girls has gone to the front in the theat-
ricai world
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25

been operated all over the country, the
headquarters, according to the inforIna-
ton which has come out, being at COuncu
Bluffs, Ia. The plan used was that or
going to a certain city and picking out
men of means, who are approached by
to post a certain amount of money for
the man making the proposition, on a
certain fight, horse race, wrestling match
OF other event the man making the prop
osition saying that he cannot have his
name brought into the matter.
Many persons, desiring to make little
money themselves, have placed bets on
the same proposition and have induced
others to do so, finally losing all when
the result of the event came out directly
opposite TO that on which they had been
figuring.
the case say some of the men concerned
in the deals" were known under GER
tain numbers thro 1ghOut the country, and
that Mccoy was known as mo. 4"
Sheriff Sharp said he knew that Mccoy
has been following the race track and
other forms of gambling here and had
seen him at various times, believing that
ing the last few months. The sheriff has
had Mccoy brought to his office on one
or two occasions, to question him about
certain transactions in which he had fig
ured.
Mccoy is said to have been makieg
plans to leave for South America, as soon
as he had learned the result of some Of
the trials now pending in Iowa and Ne
braska.
A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 80 up Main
street. $500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
Josiah Barnett and Others Must
Show Cause or Bond Will
Be Permanent.

The supreme court issued an order yes
terday in the suit of II. Otto Hancke and
others against Josiah Barnett and the
Daly-West Mining company, returnable
next Monday morning at 10 o'clock to
show cause why the appeal bond of $1,000
filed in Judge George G. Armstrong;
division of the district court should not
be made permanent. The bond was filed
for stay Of seven days in the order of
Judge Armstrong giving Hancke the right
10 examine the books of the DAILY West
company The DAILY West company is
attempting through the order issued by
the supreme court, to have the order
practically nullified by keeping the eff
feet of the bond in force.
The fight is attracting no end of inter-
est in mining circles, owing to the char
acteT of the suit of Hancke. who claims
mismanagement on the part of officials
of the Daily West and was successful be-
fore Judge Armstrong in getting an or
der giving him the right to examine the
books. It is claimed by Daily West Of
ficials that the fight to investigate the
books is being made at the instance of
the Ontario mine, a competitor in the
Park City district.
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property in lower Main street embrac-
ing the sites of the NeWhOuse and Bos-
ton buildings, Commercial club build
ing and stock exchange, having been
bought through their efforts The total
of this investment is greater than any
deal put through west of the Missouri
river in recent years.
This one real estate transaction
through the agency of the Tuttle Broth
ers set the pace for the activity in Salt
Lake real estate in recent years, and
its influence has been the result of fol-
lowing transactions amounting to many
hundred thousands of dollars.
Mr.. Tuttle has Travelled extensively,
having visited every large city of the
United States and every capital of Eu-
rope, and his statement that "Salt Lake
is good enough for anyOne-with some
to spare, is made by right of compari-
son. Mr.. futile is a Mason, a member
Of the Alta club and a member of the
firm of Tuttle Brothers Real Estate
company. Il am everlastingly for the
upbuilding of this Valley of Paradise,
and I firmly believe that Salt Lake will
have population Of 200,000 in 1872" is
the way Mr.. futile expresses his faith
in the growth Of Salt Lake in the next
two years.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
SEND MONEY TO EUROPE.
Many Money Orders Payable to Res
idents of Old World.

Employees in the money order depart
ment of the local postoffice already have
their hands full. in handling the foreign
money orders which are being sent by
foreigners in this neighborhood to their
relatives in the ''fatherland."
This always is the first rush Of the hol-
iday season in the money order depart
ment the senders of money to foreign
lands making their appearance early, in
order that there may be plenty of time
for transmission. This business will last
about three weeks, and then the sending
of domestic orders will start, keeping the
employees of the department busy until
the holidays.
It is said that the amount of money sent
away this year in orders from this office
will be in excess of former years. on &C
count of the prosperity in the intermOun-
tain country during the year.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
FOR UNIFORM FOOD law
Wyoming officials Here to Complete
Inspection and to Attend
Meeting.

For the ptpose Of helping along in the
movement y secure more uniformity in
the pure fotd laws Of Utah and neigh
boring statH, and to attend a meeting
of manufacture and jObbers, to be held
here, T.. WI Burke state food and dairy
commissions of Wyoming, and Henry q.
Knight, stale chemist of Wyoming, ar
rived in SIt Lake Wednesday. They
continued Yesterday the inspection of 10
cal factoriel and establishments, which
they started last week.
They will b. here for the meeting with
the local Manufacturers and jObbers.
which has been called for Friday night
at the Commercial club. The visiting
officials wete taken in charge by VIII
lard HansO1 state dairy and food COM
missioner d Utah, and escorted to sew
eraI places (which they desired to visit
in the city. | They paid a visit last night
TO the pure FOOD show with Commissioner
Hanson.
Heber c. smith, deputy IN the office Of
COmmissiOn5r Hanson, said yesterday
that much Interest is being taken by the
public in tht exhibit of the pure food de
partmenJ, he exhibit being Of an edu-
catiOnal chdE