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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

j
-Losr Reward 81 will bc paid
for the return on huttnu No 10y
Crluef Paint a Glass co.. y
Eost ift South.
IN ME PART or TOWN PEARL
breast pin. Return go ~ h lsl "ou'"'
ind phone itl2 Reward
TWO THREE YEAR OLD ruLiEs.
one bay branded N on left cn'eh "ne
brown nu brand. Reward Last seen ll
nlr Cottonwood Address q. Nich "i
West South Temple Phones l'lA
FOR SALE.
ONE OAK RRANsFORn PIANO WILL
scli cheap. Tel Ind 500
WHITE ROCK. IN FULL BLOOM
5c swimmer ioth b. srd So.
LADY-s SADDLE AND SINGLE BUG
ey harness - a. Street
ONE WORK HORSE WEIGHT
about 400 pounds. suitable Tor farm
work. 5000 9u w ath So.
CARPET AND MATTRESS CLEAN
Iug plant, doing good nusigess Enquire
News. f-A
Practically now Kaufman surrey,
reasonable Inquire 90 south First West
street Bell Phone @9-z
ONE FINE MAHOGANY scHAEFTER
Tor sia, now only SaSo 81 Main 81.
A FEW SHARES CAPITAL STOCK
Irtah- Mexican Rubber Co. cheap Also
some dlvidend-paying bank stocks. What
reepordcnce Koliv a. Montrose. brokers.
suite Go Mccormick Building.
rsE HALLS CANKzR REMEDY. A
cure for dluhthcria. Give 80 TO your chill
drcn who are we'll 10 is preventive.
sold by an drugRists.
SEED POTATOES. HAY. GRAIN.
seeds hour. salt Sears-Joremy Co, Al
Richards 81
A NUMBER OF USED AuToMo-
Niles at is to n original price. Every
one thoroughly overhalled ana IN Al
condition. sharman Automobile Co. Is
90 state ST.
CASH OR TIME, CoMBINATIoN
touring car and IuuanOut. excellent con-
ALTON. Auto SALES & Purchasing Co. IS
South w. Temple. Bell atl. A bargain
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS PHILo. IN
cubators and nreless hroooers, Granite
Grain Co. nth East and l2th south. Ind.
81 Bell Forest q.
EGGS FOR MATCHING REDS AND
White LeEhorns Any quantity. Finest
stock City delivery Phone Main 9se
HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND
sold. Larsen g. NealsOn 81 South state
st. Bell phone a2
VIEW AND SECONDHAND FURNI-
ture-Stoves and ranEcs-wih exchange.
buy OF sell any old Thing. Washburn
Furniture Co. IS West ist South. Bel
252 Ind. i56.
ONE TON OF SCRATCH PAPER. IN
quantities 20 suit buyer, az 10 cents
Per pound Can at the Job Dept.
Deseret News
WILL SELL You an A BARGAIN.
vacant lots. a cottage or a model house
100 any part Of the city. James X. Shaw
& Co, Suite 800 d. L. Walker Bid.
OLD NEWSPAPER FOR WRAP
bundle. Apply at ms Office Lover rates
given for go and 900 lbs.
FOR RENT.
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
ila south Main Street.
5-rm mod DR.. 226 = 10Th East. 40
1-rm. mod. Nj Park ave. ........... 800
3-rm hr. Al ~. sun North. ...........f 90
3.rm.. lCi n. ard t................s 900
2-rm. 40. . no-uolson's Ct........S 500
FUTILE BRpTHtRS COMPANY.
1883 South Main ST.
a Groom modern ON the west side,
lust punered, only SIS 90 the right party.
Apply futile Brothers. or @6 ". Bird
south
FURNISHED. 9 OR 4 ROOM BRICK.
bath and gas range. 81 H. 18th south.
Ecll 1i2S-k.
4 7-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN NEW
home TO responsible parties without
children. close IN. 335 Fourth Ave- Isl
of May.
BARN AND CORRAL. lh W. End
North.
FURNISHED ROOMS FROM $40 TO $40
per month. 260ia south Main. Bell i2ss-y.
1-ROOM MODERN. 4i6 SOUTH 4TH
East Phone Bell 867-x
A-RoOM HOUSE MIDWAY AVS so
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

nave thc "uFsEREr NEWS" im-
hiull on your Missionary Programs. NJ
N 'FN'hf nous Win high class work
TUE pEsEREr NEWS
Both Phones $50.
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.oo our stock before YOU order your
MISSIONARY PROGRAMS.

We Do only high class work and guar
antce satisfaction.
THE DEaERET NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

saltair tonight for good time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24


4 nice grocery store, I'm good location.
al invoice about $3.50.
90 rooms. good first class furniture
good long lease. Make ms "a bid.
4 nice basement. in good location,
suitable for billiards, S35 per month.
A coffee house doing good business,
rcut only SEC CO. This win net YOU 800
per month, only 500
~ room roomnshouse, good location,
doinE time business. $500
90 rooms. best OF furniture fine Local
tion lorg leace VIII show you "a fine
profit viii sen ou easy terms
ANuERsON-CUM co.
Bell fe,9. ali Main Ind. 1899.
CAPITAL FURNISHED
Industrial, mountaineering, mining oil,
gas and railway stock and bond issues
sold direct tn inNestgrs, commission
basis. samuel Graham a. Co. Selling
Brokers. Al Sacrament ST.. Montreal.
Canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

odd Fellows 90 Cclchratc-fhe
NIneueth anniversary of odd Fellow
shin win Dee celebrated ON the cvcuin
of Monday. MAY iu odd Fellows
hall with au entertaining program.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

DIR. Irvine to Sucal--1'he parents
class of Farmers ward VIII Doc ado
dressed hy Dr irvine. of the state
bonrd upon the "Rcl1tlou of Parent
and Child" Sunday. April 25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

KINGS SCHOOL or ORATORi.
Gordon Academy. Third East and l'hfl
south Every afternoon 40 Ilas.
lu elonuiion. orltnrY. ahaknspttlt
nfpNnlnH etc htnmmerIuE rufcestl "a
given Special attention 90 weak anQ 81
teouNe voice ana speakers sore tup-N
Ind Phone frG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
Utah Council of Women
In Interesting Session

gate 20 the International Council OF
Women at ontario, ana 90 the intcrua-
uonal Charties and Corrections con
Nention at Buffalo. were also received
and accepted
Mrs Wood who has spent great
deal nj time in work among inmates OF
prisons. spoke of the addresses made a.
the convention at Seattle upon che
evils NJ the present prison system OBJ
tanning I'm this country she told az tho
need NJ better and more adequate legis-
ltuon hy which the blame FOR criminal
actions could be- more accurately
placed often. the speaker said. me
blame for the criminal and delinquent
tendencies of the younger se, or Grim
inniH i6 due tn neglect ~ parents or
guardians and SOME laws should be- en-.
hle parties
Mrs Wood also touched upon the me-.
COSTLY f0T adequate juvenile court lave.
one Rreat need. Mrs Wood thinks. ion
rferf state is "a statute similar 90 one
passed hy the legislature ~ kansas.
preVenting travelling hypuotists from
hNnnntHlnr school children and using
them 900 che stage 90 demonstrate thoir
powers. MrH Wood has been lnstru
mental ln placing some ~ these laws
600 tHo statute books including the one
referred 90 Zoo Kansas
While boz Itah Nus. Wood viii visit
on. Juvenile court tho state ponit-ntia-
r} th" r.N Iail ana me state Industrial
school al ogden
Ihf annual report Of the rtah Council
ol Women shows that great amount
ni work is being done along tho nnrs
lald down by tho national association
ln ie official capacity the council WIN
influence mo salt Lake CITY counOu to
NtnholQ franchise 10 outside capltal
Nh control me valuable hot springs 10
mo north of the city flr "a period of 5O
frarf. and sentiment d now being
Nnrkel up 49, have Tho council create
civic bath houses on the site of the
hnf syringe Another object FOR which
the council has been working Is that
iaken ~ by the city 10 have a public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
SUPREME COURT SATURDAY.

The supreme court WAS in session FOR
short time yesterday. but nothing
coming up. adjournment was made un-
an saturday, when an application for
a writ OF mandate and another Tor writ
OF prohibition viii be- argued Tho APP
plication for writ of mandate is direct
"a against Judge George ~ Armstrong
of the Third district court 20 compel
him 90 sian 70 decree iu Logan suit
which he heard 300 which the supreme
court recently ordered n reversal Of
the Judgment The suit nas that OF
Joseph p and Zn1 s. Peterson against
pr T. n and DR. Ezra IT, Bulge. I'm
which 10 WAS charged that tho doctors
had used undue influence In securing
tho transfer of property The verdict of
tho lower court was in favor of the
Rudgoe but Tho court reversed this ANA
ordered nm accounting Judge Arn-
strong refused On SIGN the decree un-
tl tho accounting was made and the
writ of mandate De- asked 90 compel him
to enter the Judgment and the account
inF con he made afterwards
The application tor writ or prohibit
tion tu be- argued Or that of the state
cN rel i N Whlttmorc against tho of
hcials of carbon county to restrain the
county from selling 10000 OF bonds ou
the grounds that the notices for tho
election authorizing such had not been
properly given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

Payday FOR the High school cadets In
camp At the Alaska Yukon Pacific sx-
position Saturday was not without its
incidents. In the first place an the boys
were Ia a state OF voluntary bank.
ruptcy owing 90 the alluremcnts Of the
Pay Streak and other Institutions OF
Seattle whose mission IL Us 10 separate
the stranger from his coin. In tho Sec
ond place those hnancIers among the
boys who were endowed with foresight
had loaned their surplus cash to the
spenders and payday was destined %
be the occasion Of the exchange of
numerous bright and shining s. gold
pieces between the prodigal and th.
embryo bankers.
Every boy on Saturday received IS
but prior u the receip, thereof an IN
cideut occurred which demonstrates
that discipline is a feature OF the CAMP
near the Twenty third avenue entranco.
The story involves one Dr. g. n
Pfoutz paymaster and general good
angel to the lads from salt Lake. Early
Friday the specialist casned a fat check
that bore the signature OF Col. y e.
lacking, and placing the com In his
pocket hie1 10 the fair grounds Not
caring 10 carry the sum around In his
Dulging pocket an day he went direct
TO the camp ana held consultation
with Capt Webb. The outcome was
that the money was placed at the bot
tom Of trunk IN Dr PfOutz's tent and
a guard stationed outside with instruc-
tons 20 halt everybody approaching
within 10 PAGES
Or Pfoutz, relieved OF his burden.
undertook TO escort a party around
the fair and show them the beauties OF
the many-hued tropical FISH in the gov
eminent building. The eye specialist
tarried long and by the time he re-
turned 10 his canvas quarters the cadet
camp was repOsing IN the arms OF Nor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
LAKE LEVEL LOWER.

The level Of the Great lake today is
81 feet above the zero line, or just
two feet higher than il was a year ago.
The lake has shrunk but one-tenth
Of foot In the last two weeks and as
the heated term IS practically at an
end. with a noticeable rainfall continu-
ing. there IS not much probability Of
further perceptible shrinkase. Local
engineers have noticed Of late that the
water has spread out over wide areas
along the shores where last year II was
dry land. On the occasion OF the last
heavy wind from the northwest Salt
Lake passengers say they could not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

reached the house Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
mons We're found still engaged in a
war OF words, but the husband was
nursing a FLASHED wrist on his ale
cation that his wife had attacked him
with a bowie knife she was taken into
custody and later he swore to a com~
plant charging her with assault with a
deadly weapon. At police headquarters
the wife. who is aged 80 years. denied
that she had struck at her husband and
contended that although she had held
the knife IN her hand IL had been picked
up in self-defense and that Simmons
had "cut himself in the scuffe
Her bitterness was manifested in her
anxious willingness 10 swear 10 any
complaint that would result In the ar
rest OF her husband, but her desire
was not gratined
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
Paymaster DR.. G. B. Pfoutz
Held Up at A. Y. P. E., Seattle

! pheus Utterly tired out he dragged
his weary feet up the hill and ar
preached. Suddenly from out of me
darkness rang youthful voice. Haiti
who goes there The next moment
the doctor caught the Stint of carninf
barrel Explanations followed but the
answer came that nobody approached
mat tent without the order OF capt
Webb commander % the camp.
But my boy. I am Or Pfoutz Of
salt Lake and that Is my tent and I
want 10 so 10 bed"
All the best oratory az the disposal
Of Or pf0utz was wasted. The juvenile
sentry admitted that he knew the Wis
itor but be was guarding the tent. or
ders were orders and the doctor stood
in Imminent peril Of perishing at the
muzzle Of the empty carhine, The
guard was turned out and the corporal
was equally emphatic that DR. Pfoutz
should not pass the dead line.
Eventually Capt. Webb was aroused
from his slumber and the necessary or
der was given Then, and only then.
was DR. Pfoutz permitted 70 get be
tween the blankets.
In speaking of the incident next day
he said. Il used every argument J
could to get into that tent and tried 20
blum the boys, AT the same time pray
Ing that they would stand firm. 7 am
too pleased FOR words Co think that the
lads stood by their orders"
Discipline has been the keynote Of the
cadet cncampment and in almost every
case has Il been rightly maintained. Be
fore starting from Salt Lake the hoys
were put on their honor TO behave like
gentlemen while on leave from camp
All promised and gave their word that
they would not smoke while in uniform,
for Instance. Two boys were caught
smoking on the Pay Streak and So
verely disciplined 10 the extent that
they were dismissed from the corps
handed their tickets and marched down
20 the depot and placed upon the
Tabernacle choir special train which
pulled out Of Seattle Sunday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

The Thor Power company OF salt lake
nled It's articles Of Incorporation TO-DAY
with the county clerk The capital stoci,
amounts 10 S0o.ooo divided inio shares
of 81 zach or this amount 5000
shares have been set aside as treasury
stock The company owns water rights
In Six Mile creek in Srnpeto county
and vii engage in furnishing electric
light and power. The officers are 4
O. Burrtt president: r., J. Yates. vice
president and Mark Anderson. secretary
and treasurer
The Thornley, Stewart COMPANY Of
kaysvillc Davis county. filed an amend
ment this morning IN the office OF the
secretary Of state 80 ITS articles of in
corporation. The amendment increases
the capital stock from S25000 al sl0
share to $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
WIFE SECOND BEST WINNER.
X. =. simmons Effects Her Arrest for
Cutting Him With a Knife.

Mrs y. F. Simmons was the worse
farer 30 the marital difficulties that
reached their climax yesterday. and
her husband won out In the matter Of
securing a complaint Today she was
arraignod on a charge Of assault with
deadly weapon. to-wit, IAN instru-
mcnt commonly known as a bowie
knife and although firmly and With
scorn-curled lips she denied the charge.
che broke down when she learned that
In default OF $3.50 bail she would have
10 remain in the custody Of the sheriff
uutil her preliminary hearing Sept. 3.
The trouble In the Simmons family
eliminated yesterday afternoon when
the police were notified by telephone
that a woman was stabbing a man at
pa + street When the patrol wagon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
DEATH OF P. F. GOss.



The second death in the family Of F.
F. Goss within a week occurred last
night at ll.15 when Peter f. Goss. died
az his home. 3l2 First avenue. Water
loo. only a week ago his daughter.
Louise Goss. WAS buried. her death
being due the result OF marked devo-
ton to duty. Al that time the father
was lying near death. suffering from
cancer. the first lntimation Of which
was given last December. when a
hemorrhage occurred. Since then Mr.
Goss has suffered a great deal and II
Is said that he has been able 10 eat no
food since July !. but has literally
starved 10 death. The funeral viii be
held Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock in
the Waterloo Westinghouse Inter-
ment being in the city cemetery.
Mr. Goss was born February IS. 1910.
in Basel. Switzerland. where ne mar
ried his first wife. Three children, the
issue of this marriage survive him. the
fourth child, Louise, having died last
week. They are Mrs. NJ. Beck and Mrs.
n. c. Bassett Of salt Lake City. and
Mrs. G. VI. Barnes. Of Parker. Idaho
After his arrival IN Salt Lake city,
oct. 90 1862. he married Sarah L. Full
mer. who survives him with the follow
Ing children. Mrs. j. Kingdom ] r.
Goss. ILsA r. r Myers, Clarisa Eu-
gene. Richard and Heber, all Of salt
Lake city.
Mr. Goss was one Of the old members
Of the tabernacle choir. He has been
on three foreign missions. and mad
presided over conferences IN tn Swiss
and German missions. and also presided
over the German branch IN salt Lake
city at one time He was always an
active member Of the Church OF Jesus
Christ II I.atter-day Saints with which
he Identified himself in the early days
OF the work in Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
UTAH coMMANDERY FORMED.

The Utah Commandery Of the Naval
and Military order If the spanish
American war. has just been organized
I'm this city. with Gen. y a. Wcdgwood,
commander Capt J. r. CUnc. vice
commander. capt j. +. Critchlow,
trcasuror> Lieut. w Il. King, re-
corder other prominent veterans
among the charter members are Mai.
r. W. Young. Col Henry Page Capt.
Hair and Lieut. Benner y. Smith. The
order is similar TO the Loyal Legion
OF the civil war; membership is there
fore restricted to commissioned officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
CHARLOTTE PARRY'S CLEVER ACT
Charlotte Parry in her act The Comstock Mystery Great
ing something like furore at the Orpheum this week

New York thought it was great
London liked it too, and now Charlotte
Parry Is going to take The Comstock
Mystery" to Berlin to set the kaiser
guessing as to however in the world
she does it.
Audiences everywhere have almost
given Up trying to guess how she
changes her things" seven times in
the 20 minutes it takes her TO do her
orpheum act But the secret is all
In the Parry family--Charlotte and
Reginald. who are in the act; sister,
in-law and maid. who assist in the
"quick changes" are the only ones
who know and they won't tell. And
Miss Parry isn't going 20 take chances.
Oh letting the Parry family secret out.
so she presents her plsyiet with
double shut-in'--whch means that
the setting Is surrounded by another
tight wailing OF scenery, leaving a
runwav hve feet wide an the way
around
All along 'i'iS runway are MISS
Parry's costumes, wigs and makeup
tables. and her sister-in-law and her
a..
maid remain there during the act 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

The feature NJ the meeting of the oX-
ecutivo committee of the Utah Council
OF Women. held in the office OF the
council in the Tomp.cton block yestcr-
day afternoon, was tho address hy Mr.
Emma n WOOD. of Topeka, Kan, dele.
gate 20 the recent international Prison
convention at Seattle
The council constitutes he state sut.
frage society of Utah. ana s sub
organization of the National Womcna
Suffrage association. ht tho meeting
yesterday che report of tine years work
IN Utah was road and p1-sed upon by
the committee. and copy wui boz FOR.
wardod 90 fhe national assac.at.on. Ee-
ports of ars D. Richardf Utah dole
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Patrolman Cary Makes Neat Catch
At the Midway Bar.

James Graham and Alfred Brown
were caught in the act OF assaulting
and attempting TO rob Mike Murphy in
the Midway bar. in South Temple
street. late last night by Patrolman W.
r cary In passing the saloon Cary
came upon the trio and saw Graham
striking and beating Murphy whila
Brown was at the same time going
through the victims pockets AT the
station Murphy said that he had had
s3l when he went into the saloon At
the station he had only sos while SEQ
was found on Brown
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
GOOD WORDS FOR SALT LAKE

J. n lin IN series Of articles in
the Daily Frceman-Tribune. has been
saying a number of kind things about
the hospitality OF salt Lake durine tho
visit here Of the G.. A. r. veterans.
The stories deal with the adventures OF
the National Musicians and Drum Corps,
which was such a feature Of the en-
Campment and incidentally speak very
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

playground laid out for the children
next spring
Through the official action o. the
women Of ,he state council. the divorce
bin was passed by the recent state leg-
islature In this bill divorced parties
are prohibited from marrying again
within one year from the time the di-
vorce was granted The report also
shows that - per cent Of the women In
Utah vote al the different elections.
This the women cite as a refutation Of
the statement made by those opposing
woman suffrage that the women do
not exercise their right Of franchise
Mrs r. S Richards, in delivering her
reports Of her visits 10 the quinquen-
NAL council Of women at Toronto. and
the chat,tlcs and corrections convention
no Buffalo, gave a highly interesting
description Of these gatherings. In which
she took an active part
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
TO STOCK CACHE STREAMS.

Fred Chambers, fish and game commits
sioner. is arranging today for the plac-
INK Of 5000 trout fry In the streams Of
Cache valley and ibO0) in the streams
CT BoXeider county
Mr. Chambers reports few violations
of the game laws this year. owing prob
ably TO the large number Of wardons out.
While south a few days ago he WAS noti-
fed Of the arrest Of a Greek for shoot
Ing a deer near Price, aud the reported
killing ~ sage hens at Bingham is be-
INK inves; igated by the deputy wardens
there A good season for ducks is pre-
dicted at the opening Oct. T. The Bear
river feeding grounds are already said
10 be well stocked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02

Clellau Jnd Airs. Emma Ramsey Nor.
ris who were instlEatofs in theif enter.
tainment tibet Che entertainment of
the visiting deleeeiions generally was
appreciated is Die statement ~ afaciais
connected with The Utah building al tho
A. v. a. y. at Seattle. Director Cen
efal Rowe is authority Tor the state
ment that for The past month an he has
heard from strangers g. praise FOR Snit
Lake and the manner in which the rif-
took care Of the visitors last month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
COURT NEWS
WI pENIEp sUPPoRT.

Marian - Bunnell Is asking the dis
trict court 10 divorce her from Mass
Bunnell because she has received no
support from him In the past FIVE years
though he earns good wages. She says
she is "a years OF age and Bunneli ~
years and that they We're married az
Provo on June %, 1859. They have two
children, both girls aged 10 and
years. whose custody she asks. along
with her maiden name NJ Mitchell and
general relief with her suit she nles
an affidavit 81 lmpecunIosity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-02
MOVING DAY FOR OFFICIALS.

The juvenile court moved out Of its
quarters today and has temporary
rooms in the office OF the board of edu-
cation As soon as possible quarters
viii be located uptown. The board Of
health will move into the rooms va
Gated by the juvenile court. The meat
Inspector and the food inspector win
also have offices In the same rooms
The building Inspector. plumbing insnoc-
tor and the humane office will occupy
the offices used by the board of health.