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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29
TnE DEPOT QUESTION.

PROVO, May 29.-Now that the su-
preme court has decided that the city
council has no right TO grant a fran
chise to the railroad companies for a
depot site on Sixth South street at the
foot II Third West street. hutlthat the
question must be submitted to a vote
of the People, it is likely the question
Will be. so submitted in the ear future.
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MURRAY, May 29.-In a stabbing att
fray on State street last night. Mike
Brickovich, an Austrian. was badly bat
tered up and cut with a knife. One Of
the two knife wounds is serious While
the man was returning from his work.
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Ho,Ig TRoM COLLEGE.

LOGAN. May 2s.-Dr. E. /. Stewart
is expected home from Chicago on
"Wednesday where he recently gradu-
5ated with honors from the Chicago
college of dental sergery. He VIII 81 n
business with his brother here, DR.. L.
p. Stewart.
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MORE STREET LIGHTS.

MURRAY, May 29.-At the council
meeting it was decided that street
tights should be placed ON Eddins
street and Railroad street, and eastand
west on Sixteenth South street.
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Today Ogden News

ibrsry. "Wednesday. jane 3. since the
oreanization OF the Medical society
the state has been divided into three
districts. and scn,i-annuRl convention
arc held in each. At the convention
to be held here IT is expected that
ai,e.,. so physicians and surgeons
from sll the northern cities and co.n-
tics ofSthe state Will be presenl. AlteI
5tiIo 4husines part OF the program Is
completed the visitors will go to the
Hermitage where they Will be pan
o.atp1 g4ltss M 9J4gs4S
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LEHI BRIEFS.

Mcssrs. ohran and Field of Lehi
have been awarded the contract for
the cement and foundation work on
the stake tabernacle being built at
American Fork, they being the lowest
bidders, sl,l0O.
Parties are busy getting timber from
private lands in the creek north of
Lehi and shipping the same to Eureka
mining purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin, ST., have
moved into their new home on First
East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Lott. who have
had a severe attack OF scarlet fever.
are improving nicely.
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PAINFUL MILL ACCIDENT.

BRIGHAM CITY. May 2I-yesterday
Norman Hansen of this city met%with
a painful accident at Jensen Bros
sawmi1l at Honeyvilie. Through some
means he got his hand into the saw.
which cut the first finger off and-partiv
severed the SECOND finger. The young
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RoYpEN.JoIINsoN wEppINc.

PROVO, May 2a.-A marriage license
has been issued to Alma Royden and
Lillian johnson, both of Provo.
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u already signed contracts for the

nave HttEuuy sl5iSo IgsEgE5g
next year.
SUPERINTENDENT Mills was authorized
10 arrange for an exhibit at the Stale
5isairswhicll4 is to&be& held 4 Lake
CITY III September. lie stated that me
exhibit which will be used at heStonl
State Fair To be held in Ogden tls
fore part of September could be nssa5
Mt Ii state Fair and there would PC
little or no expense attached ato FtHe
transferring Of the same.
III superintendent and Professor
Thatcher OF the High school We're au,
thol.ized to go to salt Lake City aaiia
inspect furniture for the new High
school bullding.as fs55
The matter OF purchasing
EfolSthe next school year. upon recon-
mcndation or the committee on sup
plies, Was divided among the bushes,
houses of the city who had subn'lltftd
bids at a former meeting.
IL. III. Masters was employed. 70 ~
Il vacancy among the principals also
Miss Bell Tanning, OF Salt Lake SitN..
IS instructor III st~enography and MISS
lillian Royce of Winona, WIS, ash
%strucfor in domestic arts, the
High school.
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no RAIN AT sALTaIli Tonsa.

E~verybody's going out. Are you2
Wsry. OF course sou are. Round trip,
20 cents
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man was brought to the local Shospttal
and the wound dressed,
DIsrRIcT COURT.

BRIGHAM CITY. May aS--ln ne
district court this week, Edwin Hailf
pleaded guilty to theI charge of GRAND
larceny and Judge Malghan sentenced8
him to spend the next two years IN the
state prison. n,4a..
In the case Of Edith Searle vs.. IhtefS
Bros. Drug Store. the jury
In Il verdict in favor of8the plalnul.
for $500. The amount OF damages asked
for was $4,000.
FUNERAL or MRS. PETERSEN.
BRIGHAM CITY, May sS.-ISuneral
services were held in the Second ward
hail wednesday, afternoon over the re
mains Of Mrs. Marie *. Petersen. VIE
Of Nels Petersen. Bishop Thomas ~.
Blackburn presided. The speakers were
Bishop Blackburn. Elders +, II .Soren-
sen. H. C.. christensen, ,C. I.g.Neisefl,9
c. Hoist, John +. Merrell.s Oluff Peter-.
sen. N. j.. Valentine, Mrs, Gl1arlotle
Boden. president of the Refer socle.s;a
OF which deceased was a a.n =,
Stake President Olesn II. Stohl, each5
testifying of the noble, self sacrificing
@eharacterSo OF the deceased.
Mrs. Petersen was born IN Lund,
sweden. Jan. III. 1874. When she ein-2
braced@t the gospel as taught by me
Mormon elders about 1870, her flrst
husband left herSwith her four little
I8children. In 1879, she emigratedhYto
!EUtah@with her little ones, and was
l$married the same year to NelsS Peter-
sen, and shortly after moved to sl3flg-
ham city, where they haNe lived ever
since. she leaves her husband. 1iNe
sons, three daughters and their fanlll-
! les, and a host of friends.
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4 MEMoRIAL SERVICES.

OGDEN. May 2o.-Tonlorrow after
noon al 3 O'clock at the Congress
tional church the local q. q, 9. pose
Will hold its annual memorial exer..
ciscs. ~ThegGrand Army and auNlnatS'
organizations will meet az lns ~
hnM Al and will be escorted 70
the church by the uniformed rank q
the knights of :Pythias.
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H1ps ron STATE cAPIToIs. !.

OGDEN, May 29.-1Georse Mauief
I,as advised the directors of&tne VS.
bel. club that in the event OF the re-
nYoval OF the state capital to Ogden.
slae will give 10 the state a piece OF
ground northwest of the old uniVer-
sity site and containing 20 acres.
y a. Madison has also advised the,
club that he viii give q site consist
ing or d half q. block neal corner
or Twenty-eighth street anti madison
avenue as a capitol, site.
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cnNyENr1oN oF rHYsIcIANs.

OGDEN. NAY 2a.--The seni-an-
nual convention of the Utah state
Medical society for the first district.
which comprises that portion Of me
state north OF Salt Lake county, VII
be held in Ogden at the Carhesle
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MAPLEroN p1sTIcT.

r.. j.. Woodward, teacher; Hortense
Bird, Tryphena Gallup, Katie o.. Hopla,
Ruth Jolley,Verda Mclen,5 Willis March
banks, Rose Snider, Edna Whiting,
olive Fulliner. Jennie NJ. Houtz. Mary
Ellen Iarsen,S%Aaron b. M~endenhall, Viz
olet Moore. HiIda Peterson, Monroe
Bird Tew3ss L. Elmo Whiting.
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Jl-SCTIoN CITY BRIEFS.

S1ile1lI Jtlud amt JsG NJ. y g
e provg, arrived lasf ey c,arEs
tho ls-sear-old son Of MI, Clark;
who ran away from his home
several DAYS ago after raising money
from the sale of a bicycle. II is be-
.tlieycd the boy is in Ogden.
The funeral of little S%usannan Null
len. the 1S-months-old daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. George Mullen. who was
drowned last Monday evening int
canal near thei4home, was held yes
terday at 2 O'clock at the Larktn
funeral CHAPEL. The music was fur
nished By the ward choir assisted
| by Mrs. Warner. The speakers We're
| Bishop Robert McQuarrie, Patriarch
liGeorge w. Larkin and Fl. e. Jacobs
A marriage license was issued yes
terdav afternoon to Amos II. Cook
and ElizabethSsG Ct. Williams. both OF
syracuse.
The members of the staff Of The
}Claasicun, tile high school paper, held
! their annual banquet last evening at
1.-THE Potter cafe. Principal j.. o. Gross
; acted as t~oastnlaster and toasts were
. !. responded to by a number of the
lmembers of the faculty as well as the
students.
In the probate division8of the dis
ttricts@court, yesterday afternoon, the
will or the late Andrew IL. Anderson,
was filed for probate. Judge Howell
! appointed James Wotherspoon sole
each to two daughters. a divorced
wife. the executor and a sister re-
| siding in Norway. The residue of tue
estate lis to he divided among all the
above with the exception Of the sister
| Iii Norway. 5fi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29
utah COUNTY
SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Commencement Program Given at
Payson-LeIi High school Pro-
and Graduates.

PAYSON, May 29.-The graduating
exercises of the Utah county schools
We're held in Payson Yesterday. sret
cial over the Il. G.. w. came in from
the north bringing about 100 graduates
and visitors. also the Provo and SPRING
vile lands and about 500 more visitors
from nearby towns. procession cI'
the Payson. Provo and sprinsville:
bands and the ss2 eighth grade gradus
sates WAS formed at the X. g, VIZ depot
and marched up to the Nebo StakeHtao-
erliacle where the Following program
was rendered before an audience OF
about LOGO people:
8UirAH COENTYsCHODL PROGRAM.
Opening chorus Il. Payson schools
Prage f.. s,.s. 49,. Prestt Hyrum Lemon
Welcome address. =. Mayo Jos. ices
Response $y..countE Supt. G.. Chslu
County Yaledictory
..Susie Kirk and Oscar Boyer
Addresss.......... -. Prof. -, s. l1inckieS
Cllss presentations.
Addrceses...y Visiting Educators
presentation or diplomas.
Music.
Ample preparations were made by INC
Tselicf societies of both wards to pro-
vide lunch for the visitors.
"a match game of baseball Vas Play
ed on the high school ainpus in the
afternoon between Paysun and Len
teams. Pavson Won by a score OF I -
6. "A ogr 3of bicycle races and
foot races also took place at the cam
pus. A grand ball in the evening IN
the pavilion concluded the days pro,
gram and two special trains, II al
$50 and ono at 1890 carried the visitors
home.
Following are.the names of the eighth
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c. o. Holiday, principal and teacher:
Lille Benson, Joseph l.: BAR. Zelma
Carlisle. Lewis Cameron, Henry Dewey,
Belpa Johnson, Erina. Smith, Do1la
WhitbS, Priscilla Walker, Madeleine
Bates, James Bennett, Inez Clark, Phoe-
be Dewey, Muril Healey, LoVina Okey,
Darnan Vance. Matilda Watkins. Leon
ard Woods.
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OGDEN WINS FIRST CANE.
Continued from page one.

easion required IL The game Vas
void Of sensations. bur il was a good
game nevertheless and thoroughly
enjoyed by the $50 fans Nho braved
the cold 10 see IL
Frank Welshon handled the in
dicator and demonstrated thar either
his eyesight is faulty or that there
are several things about the great
national game that he does not know
Today the weather promises 70 be
warm and sunny and when the two
teams play again. there will he
more ginger a. consequence
Murphy aud Hansen for Ogden and
Fnlmer and Lnchessi for Ely vii be
the opposing batteries in TO-DAY ;
game
Below l. the score = detail
OGDEN
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At IT. RaRrHOLoNEu.

Today seizg WAX Sunday. =~rr5zes
al - a. follows Eo1F con-
unrfo- a m Sz15zy scNool
So HoiE oZEzlaoz Ard ssTZ1z
II - n Evening PRAYER and So
Eo1 = Il Special Zzss< A.
are cor5isllx izVite5 10 zrre16 ihssSe
services The morning services vlll
- over n plr2'y q tine fer he
necorzfioz DzT services We Can
-os h.etter Ao1or Ire martyrs = tae
cause q freedom than ~ worship
izg ne God who implanted tAs
sa5rls - freedom ElfAiz then
FrSEzy. liIz1y and address .se ?.
- Ms Z / r Wallace 81
sag Tor TIE o1eTto-r SOLO n s1e
evening They shall halEe- 10
zao-e ~ " Il Nesaliaser
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MEMORIAL SUNDAY SERVICES
Odd Fslloz> VIII Gather This Mora
ing in NsSho<fiSS ChuF~h-

Today asei1e tAe memorial czs
vita the IndeqendAnf Order Of Odd
Fellows the local lodge has arranged
% zftezc TIE Methodist Episcopal
eAurch in the Roekhill-SAsiie1h,e berger
hall. where q special service VII ae
held for theTa this morning. hsglzz-
Ing 81 lees TIE exercises VII -
concluded n tine for the Decoration
6xy program Following wsll - the
order 81 service. Rev. Charles "
Barr presiding
Neaaz;Arx. xSrazisozs - sass -
Ases Miss Edna G4zahle
Hx-n- Nearer ~ Gn1 - T8sv.
Apostles Creed
Pastoral PRAYER. ReV Jas z BAR
Responsive Scripture Reading
O@erzo-y. Mrs N. Z. Re Nsezizs-
A4noA1c<D1zrS-
Vocal Solo- ~Cxlvxvg Mrs. ? ?
NevzA-
sermon. ReF. Jas Z Bar
TeaAl SEQ. Mrs Il r SehrzFen.
Clasilg I1vcc1tsoz- Rer Gas v
Barr
C8ossag lima e1eszs. Ssvsav Pllai
Ne
Reze3irs5o1-
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OPTIMISM IN SILVER CIRCIEs.

tore 81 optimism i expressed
- Hzosz acerS - silver from North
America ulleS fhaz aeceslf for
- Her ee1z 81 TIE zorsi gTodle-
fzau. szES he Boston Financial &eps-
TIE feeling j. hzSel lFan 51teTnsa-
f5e1 gathered n al iEr.ar- All
ElraT-aa and Aslzt5e markets thzF
fAs s-NzrlE meats % TIE market for
silver are lzeztzczl Nth fAess wAlca
existed EAez SILVER began tAe Up
ezz-h ahisa eliminated Sov- u
asas- E5rh sfF4r SSIHeH 1ae ~
z11z Esr oZze= here azi AZ - :
eazrS Yer standard o11t-s. <a<-s EEe
81 Isaz3az Tzose prsess marked TIE
hsEAzs- T.ozz-s z-zztrs1 80 u xezrs-
Fear factors gros1zcs1 tAe great
rss n silver e lsss. E8st Indian
za-Azzs tat ztssa-t-a3 The metal 10
zee Eslze C s7S.sss.7sS. a. 2Ezlzs1
= rxesEss-s - - TBlze q ssi-SI =
- = 1855 sAoEizE an t-erszs- q
s4- - eexl IT, s-aoz1 factor
<Es ~ VErckxSs q silver - tEAze9
szEz Aggregated s.S7-ls5#- e'01-s-t
r rzrznsT - Ae- AtrseBz AZ As5stE
Colaz5-s- he zhzr5 fsesor As IL
re-sr zr5u- q Szav@r haE1-E IS en-
cEz Eszlsrz nj fow tAs Ersi ziZe
S-ts 1kSs Al IL tazrtA factor
KEs 10 rgrc1zs- q silver - Re
Nsxatzz Czaxe-z-zxzg z-zer SAINTS Tor
An-ss zzs HIsaE-z y csozzs- EsKseo
exv.5-xsz g@=as Ia 5Shs - - valee
q So Gee zee
Fur several Ns-eKs Tx shipments 81
silver - EEss I-zzz And cana hare
amounted 20 SIN thai = Is EEr
ee11 IL excess = fke Tzl1ss = ~
silver sAiqg.-5 t1 tae corresponding
7.erza5 q lSe6 Caizz = l@iseEs,1
70 - o. tie evs q making larger
rsnrr ass q silver thai for ZzzE
reSrs- Germany zz5 frzzce Ar sco-
- ezter the silver markets. ard sEv-
srsi British Mats are Ss.ouf % PLACE
re.szsS5fsozS for sslve-- TIE Tsssass
supply q x5lxeT Is = ~ cent 1'e4oS
he record fer March 81 AS year.
Silver mining for a decade las tesz
a%saG Is forZeT tines ratio via
Eose Ero5nczSo-- Fsx rseA SILVER
-ires are a-slzE ~Orks.1 fp1xE A.
for several centuries. he World 5
rscheSt silver producers arr ere q
Swe-@3sz xzd &c y Szxo1E. ksofh C
whsch have h,s-e1 declining n Tis31S
Tor q Score e Eez-S- he word ;
silver 20 TIE ex7szI CT 80 yser cent
/ from tie UizeS q this co1zfTv-
Much Q. tke larger T.zr1 comes As
a hF-VrO1zrg frs- he s-1eltlrE ~
Lad. copper ard GOD a-sss TIE
Szi-anl11soa q IRE AigA prices q
1895 ezzAls.d she worlds silver F7o-
sneerS 10 Rzi rs aAt. htH 1zs
ounces iaGe the markets. and Whsc1
s.ro1gh1 sl85-ebs sac Doz1esssr
g-oazezzoz that year Was ss,lss,ste
Ene ozaees. valued 81 ssz.Sss.7st-
since thea AoE rnzzE1g Gusts ard
rsxA ore In TIE Cosals 1slds hare
hro1ghz 4l.3uz rhs e5ossl1g q a 1zD-
a.sr cf Unst@5 STATES and Nsx8cso ST.
xsr nazsS whose operators cAEzci
st = new dollar fu- an old 1s1e WheE
silver i hss3oN - cez1s A. ou1<~
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STOLE GOLD FROM UNCLE SAM.
Negro Mint Employe Mo1ld.-i IL
Into Isriek for Display.

NEW ORLEANS. May \
daring and unusual oflense against
The federal government Vas revealed
today by the confession OF Lorenzo
y. Cunningham. a negro emploYe OF
the local United States mint. who
Eas arrested Saturday As h vas *
hiaIginE a real gold brick OF con-
parariveiy small sine "a members ~
his race
Cunningham signed a. admission
thar he had stolen the gold In granu-
lated form from me separating div
Ision q TIE mins ard then had
moulded i iafo The oval shape "a
shfeh Z As fouad. q + valued 81
about see
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HoT>E BILL 2

Tie r. Lszks and Poser -. Tss-
rertzF sd wa-A tAe e5Ezzy Ts<serss-
; 6ox2-ez7 wherein sAeF 1exS7s -
terms ca16sg5ozS xz1 rr1Fzssozs =
Iks A. PASSED AF TAe res@-t 4zEzSlx-
fure. kzoEz a. Al AZ ro-k's- zlzE
francois eS for Furnishing ssz--st
light. heat AID EoEsr. Us 3 IT,
house hi - zaost EAic1 fA@-e Szs
s1o-s 10 make > local SszSsrao- 1r--
izg tie session q tie Legislature. -
esll uzS approved ~ the rCvs--aT 60
Mani -
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FAST ELY NJ. r CHURCH.

Morning public worship and sun
DAY school gives way today 10 the
special Odd Fellows service in Ely
and the Decoration day exercises. A.
?. n Wilbur :. Bailey will con-
duet the Epxorsh League service Al
\ D. m the Pastor uill speak On
..oar Nemorial SUNDAY.
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NAMES DESIRED.

There are manN unknown graves
IN the cemetery \ plat has been
made and il IS earnestly desired that
any person xho knows the aame q
the person buried in an unmarked
grave shall Immediately after the
service today tell the Rev. G c.
Hunting - thar he nav enter i on
the pat which ae Uili have n hand
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Tas dance given lzSi eFeai.z ia
hoaor oz The os5e1 teaz Was vel
attended ard u every EaE IS cze
q sAe SaecsSSES 81 fAe season Ssz-cial
maSss had aeez secured and that &
49, appreciated vs. evidenced facu
tAe nm-er @ e1corss s. received
TIE ~ hos SaU 1eaf rene ~ tEs
visitors ze=e allowed % = naT .
6zzes
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MIS-. MANoUsoN Returns.

AIRS John AanguSon. VITO Re1t
10 California about ; week ago 70
consult one o. the best medical
specialists oa the coast. returned last
evening after having received but
little encouragement, fact that EasnY
friends sill learn with much regret
Ms MAnEnSo1 Nas accompanied
home ~ Mss Louise Riepe. Who vent
10 the coast With her
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rHEsRYrERIAN SERVICES.

The Presbyterian church Vii hold
lis regular services in the East Els
school house today a. follows. sun
day school AZ 1850 3 n Evening
service a. O'Clock. There vii u
special music. With Mrs Moore
orxaniSt. aud Prof. Davidson violin
Al are cordially invited & these
meetings
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onD FELLOWS NOTICE

Al mem t.ers of tha T. . q + are
requested - attend services this
morning a. II o'eloek II the Rock
Alll-ShAl Len berger hal anaer IT,
q rne Methods church
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CONTRACT LET FOR
NEW CHURCH WORN

, The Beard Of Trustees OF the
} Fast Ely First Methodist
} Episcopal church at their week
, u meeting last week let the
, contract for the foundation of
, the new edifiec to VI. L. Collins.
, who nc once began work. The
, carpenters will go on a. soon
, a. the foundation j. in. The
. foundation contract calls for
, expenditure of about $1,000.
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NnEH AMUSEMENT.

Dan Zlslc charge1 Wltl aEEemHl
o. choke Mae NoEvuchie. Nas Ye<-
fer6ar tried Re Judge CarWright.S
caurt After half s dozen Witnesses
hs6 assta examined she coart took the
ease under asiV5SeEaelr uazil Monday
"a o'elosk Tie defendant : ,
hro5her Of oae of THE uaea recently
killed hg hezns Sheof 81 fhe Veteran
mine
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Stakes fo- ne new saUeT ~
yesterday placed By CITY Engineer
Caives. = he zlleT north 81 Aalt-
man street General Manager Ran
kin, 81 TIE Reno Coassrsctsa1 Co
expects - commence Nork nifhta
fau Szr<
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TaE NnToE-

A. n, Lnndia. SAT Lsks. Z )
Palmer ard uife. Coores W :, Dun-
Ste. o N LEVIN and y. X. Dotsy.
Veteran and \ J Robin. MeGili
were registered 81 fhe S,eHsee las
asSht.
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SHOW The TOOLS.

The show window 81 Clark 4
Llz3skaS Is arsistieally decorated
~sth he two ShCyels. candles and
Other p2raphernaliz used by the dia-
raond thief Who FRIDAY afternoon
roao<z5 the window Of diamonds and
other 5swelrx % he extent 81 s. see
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WOOD YARD

Dlloa's Wood Yard Ia froat OF
Spokane house. O. phone AK. Palace
saloon. Blocks Or split - = cord.
# wood Sc
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MEMORIAL. Mass.

= nzemorial mass vii ee said this
IssezniaEaf O'clock. AZ Sacred Heart
Il rs y 1far the iass + X Murphy. AL
friends ~ the late attorney are in
vifei % be present
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CoI- RIErE RETURNS

Col Richard \ RleQe returned
from California iAsi evening He eN-
peets 70 rszasa i The 6issrie1
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U-Bess me ahira Arcane rxllrosAa
q New Yo-k PAYS y 4 s37,ssS-Aet
mortgage within - EAFS Il Es3l ae
aursscrs-s e SessezH 49, -
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>lIlIA Ut = y isl , = N0s-77.E
=. Bases On hzlls- o Colbert :. oT
Walsh g. Stolen bases Nessl-r-
Hansen. GImlin. Stewart Rlufh-
Left on bases, Ogden 5. Ely. = Mid
uatch. Walsh Time 81 game. : hrs
Umpire. Welsaon Attendants. 80
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couple of weeks. The Colonel states
that business conditions on the coast
are steadily improving and that
everywhere this district IS held in
high esteem
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BODY To SALTIakE.

The remains Of Antonio klmpuS.
who WAS killed by a train at Copper
Flat THURSDAY night. were yesterday
sent to Salt Lake
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Happenings OF
A Day in the
District
BOWLER BACH.

Conductor n l. Fowler returned
Ogden.
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phcae Sax Nhen saat.aS aAuaaFy
called sur art sork vi c-e salts
sacsor5ay done Is the T1as laundry
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ARRIl AIS

]. :. RaNlln>. >aa f'ranClsco Frank
Herman. Portland. r J. Mitchell.
Salt I.ske. r J. Wellman. Denver.
were arrivals last evening a. he
Northern
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IRON SCHOOL.

Miss Mile Oldheld. Who has been
attending school in Salt Lake. re-
turned last evening.
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HELP WANTED.

Ageats-sz0 seek. plus com
mission. for securing subscribers 10
our correspondence course II New
Thought Agreeable. permanent
work Address Dept. 4 y. THE
SCHOOL OF TRUTH. Lafayette lad
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FOR VISIT.

+. K. Hickman son Of W ii. Kick
man. Was an arrival last evening and
viii make an extended visit.
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ATTENTION EAGIIs.

Al Eagles members . White Pine
Acre les aad al visiting members
are requested 20 - az ne hail sun
ssy. May 80. az = o'clock neon 20
participate IN The Decoration dav
eKerC F. = WALKER Sc 3.
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