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The Dickinson press., 1909-08-21
The. NEW YORK AND :.
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1tshas been our pleasure to interview
j. M. F. O'Connor. and also to listen to
his talk to the Commercial. Club. of
Dickinson: We were impressed by TIE
from-the- shoulder frankness of
the man, and with the impressive candor
that characterizes him is his conduct in
statements. He has been free from the
start to express his views in favor of
Dickinson and ii was apparent that he
no Interior advantage by a course
of dickering. Hence he has impressed
Dickinson with the dignity of the cor
porati0n he represents and m is led
to- infer that there is a bona fide ser
i~ousness on the part of the corporation
and that his manufacturing company
is by no means triline with our COM
munity on the question Of location and
inspires our citizens with confidence
in its moral. Our Commercial Club
became Interested in him and the in
dustry he speaks in behalf. Of. He told
that he had visited the farmers, the
experimental station, Jul merchants and
professional men; that he recognized
various nationalities In the faces and
speech of u citizens Of this county
and town; that the people constituted
a cosmopolitan. active. liberal, pro.
gressive community that there is here q
feature of interstate comfy that de-
clared a welcome to all enterprises and
industries that you'd come and CO.
operate with them !; that he felt that
these constituents assure up-to-date i'm
of all kinds and description.
He feels it to be the place for him and
his company. for the reason that the
character of the people evidently
promises support to his undertaking,
and because it is the commercial center
of a rich. producing country; that the
city water is.pure. and the climate is
healthy and that the large per centage
of laboring people compose, the com
munity, giving assurance that the right
hand Of fellowship will welcome his
employees. -
Furthermore, he does not seek any
subscription to the stock Of this COM
pany ; that company provides all the
capital that they need or' require. He
does. however. make what we think q
most reasonable demand. that he Be
provided with q site and some little
outlying territory. in all 20 sores d
land.
In other words, if his manufacturing
c ompsny should locate such factory
here for industrial improvement
bene6ttina at large the community, his
company. at least, deserves some Of tho
incidental benefits accruing from such
location. We have no doubt the whole
community will not only command thi
The Dickinson press., 1909-08-21

been approached to furnish bonds for
the pigeers. but they do not desire this
class of business and the accused will
have to get personal bonds or forfeit
their liberty. T.
In Mandan Burt Hughes place was
closed last week by injunction, which
closes the place until a court trial can
be had. -
The Dickinson press., 1909-08-21

ROOMSAND BOARD
Persons who can furnish rooms, hoard,
or rooms and board will please make Il
known to p. S. Berg. t8s11s3t
The Dickinson press., 1909-08-21
CARD Of THANKS

We wish to thank the many friends
who 30 kindly aided US during the illness
and death of our beloved child.
Mr. and Mrs.iP. II. Harrington
and family. ii
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view he has had certain encourage
ments given him which indicates the
liberality of the people of Dickinson.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE TALKS NO Is
A good quality of Irvine is economy
in the end.
A good coating of graphite, applied
TO the chains, will aid in holding the
oil and in lengthening the life of the
chain.
Flying ants may be avoided for a
time by tying a hat or coat on a. long
pole or whip stock and setting it up
right OF the binder.
1t will be found good horse economy
to have a barrel of water in the field
and give the horses q drink now and
then during. the day. !,
A piece Of eunny sack. cut into strips
and tied around the nosepiece of the
bride. will serve to keep of the flies
that often give a great deal of trouble
during Harvest.
Pun the canvasses as loose as pos
sible. Every bit Of friction as far away
from the main gear as is the platform
canvass, for example. adds largely to
the draft of the machine.
See that all the binding parts are
bright and that the point of the needle
is sharp. that the knotter works smooth
ly, and that the knotter knife is taken
out and sharpened before the binder is
put into the field.
Tighten all burrs on new machine al
least once a day until they become set.
This applies particularly to the bolts
holding the castings of the main shaft,
and to the reels.
Garry a repair outfit to the field daily.
1t should consist of those parts of the
machine most commonly broken or lost,
such as sickle. drive chain links, reel
Stats, sicle, pitman, elc. Garry q heavy
hammer. a good cold chisel and a small
sized pipe wrench. These 60 very
nicely into q box nailed to the trucks.
The Dickinson press., 1909-08-21

as a righteous demand, but will get to
work to provide the company with what
is required. In accordance with this
view he has had certain encourage
ments given him which indicates the
liberality Of the people of Dickinson.
The Dickinson press., 1909-08-21
LUTHERAN CHURCH

LUTHERAN CHURCH
German services at 10 80; Sunday
school at II As. Enslish service at 8
p. q.
REV. EUGENE ALL, Pastor.
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A secional map ofthela nd tob eo opened, size Hx4 inches new combined map Of Noth
laas1.. ISSUED BY y.i Poole i B%2 an e!S sG5I inches. showing e. tn Ito. tow ,nhlp ,sngs raa iT.
by coon; illustrated book on the land to- e opened with homestead law sand manner of
opening; monthly bunedn covering all points of nteret to the settler and business man
rom the date Of or incorporation august 1oo) to the time of opening of the land In ad-
dhon any information legal or otherwise pertaining to ones interest in the land opening or
business opportunities by mail without extra cost except STAN DIOR reply when mionma-
ton is asked for This fee will remainst stationary and 1.-the amount paid will be applied to
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14
REGULAR OCTOBER SESSION.

Twin FHIIB, IUHHO, NOV. Z6CU, ISU6.
The Board convened pursuant to adj
journment of November 18th. Present
all members and the Clerk
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had:
1t was moved by Salladay, seconded
by Hansen, and unanimously carried,
to appoint as a building commission
for the purpose Of assisting and ad-
vis'ing the Architects and Board of
Comfy Commissioners in the construc-
tor of the court house, F. c. Horn,
George l.. Crocker and w. O.. Taylor,
and such persons are hereby appointed
to net as such committee and 1t was
further ordered that such commission
be paid Fifteen Hundred Dollars,
which sum shall cover the salaries and
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14

expenses of all of the commissioners
and shall be divided among the COM
missioners as shall be agreed upon
among themselves.
The Board then considered a request
from the Children's Home Finding So
ciety of Boise, and upon motion of
Salladay duly carried, 1t is ordered
that the sum of $500 be allowed such
institution each and every quarter, and
that warrant for that amount be
drawn by the Auditor each quarter in
payment of such allowance.
Whereupon the Board adjourned to
Monday, December 7th, at 10 o'clock.
GEO. l.. CROKER, Chairman.
Attest: H. 7. WEST, Clerk.
Twin Falls, Idaho, Dec. 7th, 1908
The Board convened at 10 a. m. pur-
suant to adjournment of November
| 28th. Present all members and the
Clerk
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had.
The Board considered the applica-
ton Of M. G. Sorenson & Company for
| the issuance of the liquor dealers IL
cense, and approved the bond accom-
panying such application, and ordered
the Sheriff to issue q license in con-
formity Herewith for one year from
January LIST, 1909
The Board considered the app,ica-
| ton Of James Mcmillan, assessor and
tax collector, for credits on account of
errors in assessment, soldiers and wi
! dows exemption, and exemptions on
| church property in the total sum of
$1,322.13, and granted the same and
ordered the Auditor to credit the AS
SCISSOR on account of such errors and
exemptions, $1,322.13, on account of the
| following items:
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14
REGULAR OCTOBER SESSION.

Twin Fails, ldahO, NOV. IL, l90S.
The Board convened at 10 a. m. pur-
suant to adjournment Of November
9th. Present all members and the
Clerk.
Whereupon the Board ordered that
the Auditor pay all election officers by
issuing warrants payable to such Of
ficers, as follows:
In all precincts in which there is a
double set of Judges $500 for one day.
In all precincts in which there was
a single set OF Judges and less than
100 votes cast, $500 for one day.
In all precincts in which there were
a single set Of Judges and more than
100 votes cast, $500 for two days.
Whereupon the Board adjourned to
10 o'clock, Saturday, November 28th.
GEO. l.. CROKER, Chairman.
Attest: H. T. WEST, Clerk.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14
Twin Falls, Idaho, Dec. IA, 1908.
CONTRACT NO. 6.

CONTRACT NO. 6.
CONTRACT.
Contract by and between the Davis
Safe and Lock Company, of Portland,
Oregon, the party of the first part and
the County of Twin Falls, State of
Idaho, party of the second part,
WITNESSETH:
The Davis Safe and Lock Company,
the party Of the first part, agrees to
furnish the County of Twin Falls, the
party of the second part, One a.
steel cell, five-ply chrome, No 6, set
up in the Jail Building, for the consid-
GRAFTON of Nine Hundred and Seventy
five ($97500) Dollars, to be paid when
cell is in place.
DAVIS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY,
BY r. D. Payne, Salesman.
| COMMISSIONERS OF TWIN FALLS
Geo. L. Crocker,
John F. Hansen,
L. E. Salladay,
Board of County Commissioners Twin
Falls County, Idaho.
Attest: H. T. WEST, Clerk,
r. H. ROYS. Deputy.
Twin Falls, Idaho, Dec. IA, 1908.
CONTRACT NO. T..
CONTRACT.
| Contract by and between the Davis
Safe and Lock Company, of Portland,
Oregon the party of the first part, and
the County of Twin Falls, State of
Idaho,E party of the second part,
WITNESSETH:
| The Davis Safe and Lock Company,
the party of the first part. agrees to
furnish the County Of Twin Falls, the
party Of the second part, Qne %
steel ce1', five-ply chrom,, mo- Z, set
up in the Jail Building, for the Apnsid-
erationSOf Nine Hundred and Seh0uty-
five l$975.O0) Dollars, to be paid Rhen
cell is Il place.
DAVIS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY,
BY E. D. Payne, Salesman.
| COMMITS SIONERS OF TWIN FALLS
COUNTY.
Geo. L. Crocker,
John F. Hansen,
l.. E. Salladay,
Board OF County Commissioners Twin
Falla County, Idaho.
Attest: III. T. WEST, Clerk.
R. H. ROYS, Deputy.
Tw4n Falls, Idaho, Dec. IA, 1908.
CONTRACT NO. 8.
CONTRACT.
i Contract by and between the Davis
Safe and Lock Company, of Portland,
Oregon the party of the first part, and
the County Of Twin Falls, State Of
Idaho, party of the second part,
WITNHSSETH:
The Davis Safe and Lock Company;
the party of the first part. agrees to
furnish the County of Twin Falls, the
party OF the second part. One ~
steef cell. fte-ply chronc, No. 2, set
up Pa the Jail Building. for the consid-
eraNion Of Nine Hundred and Seventy
five ($975O0) Dollars, to be paid when
cell Is in place.
DAVIS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY,
ID BY E. D. Payne, Salesman.
commissioners OF TWIN FALLS
3 COUNTY.
Geo. L. Croker,
u John f. Hansen.
~ L. b, Salladay,
Board Of County, !Commis5aonors Twin
Falls County. Idnho.
Attest: H. +. WEST, Clerk. 4
: r. H. ROYe. Deputy.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14
STATUTORY MEETING THE BOARD OF CANyASSERS.
Returns the General Election of November third 1905


in a perio of e fter
declared
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14

authority
meeting
his dis The o'clock
and
the Of
finding them to follows:
C FoaRu $526250O
Mcdonald Mccoy Co. bid $l51525OO
100000
Making the total bid Of Mcdonald
Ears
Nuveen Company
N. submitted
joint bid
Co and
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14

Ibr assessment % Blk 12o also 90
owyhee Co. s.. ss
~ White ~, = Sec aNwHNwA Sec 4lon4
p:
4 ALOHA 30
5 e %ss R@ss ills not ss
S.'s sss i. e ST. Il l.vn.:
y %ss' ns up til ~
Ms ss, Hs: soaS sss s
s'' ?ss''s P:s.,;, ~,
asa; %ss;y s. up ss5 as 1885
g1s5ss ST. f. 3 ~ s
'a ss @' R No
l s's'ns'Ds's essa, error F Psas5ss 81
- l s42s
s72s1 1.ss
S. s'9 not !? unit. Aug n
pa aso ea ia aon w. s. Sec BELLS .
ss
". a5sea SHOW soldiers a6aas exemption exc apt
extending Co. page sso s5i45
s n nsaa Tdsx Il % s.. scs not
pamman high in so-ic-l5 2 2sM
hank OF hmoey lot bds part OF capital stock HOP
% "a
Roy Holloway " s. f. Sec 27-lVl6 till Aug 20
Claude L. morrison paid on 1897 Rect No. 1880
John Duee lot Sec 6OlS not proved up 1476
Nv. w. Humphrey, w.
Sec eolS also Margaret Perne
.117s.s2
First Baptist Church. lot Blk 40
First Presbyterian Church. lots l. Blk
Mary Robinson widow exemption
Geo. Baird N W. N 151O17
;1s221s
T s as.5 until ss9 asoc Chairman.
+ s. ~-ns
Falls Idaho 14th Whereupon
Board the Clerk toore .
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14

Twin Falls. Idaho. Dec 14th, 1908.
The Board convened at 10 O'Clock =.
m. pursuant to.adjournment Of Decem-
Der 7th. Present ali members Of tie
Board and the Clerk
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14

Safe and Lock Company, of Portland,
Oregon, the party of the first part, and
the County of Twin Falls, State of
Idaho, party of the second part,
WITNESSETH:
The Davis Safe and Lock Company,
the party of the first part, agrees to
furnish the County OF Twin Falls, the
party of the second part, One ~
steel cell, five ply-chrome, No. 4, set
up in the Jail Building, for the consid-
GRAFTON of Nine Hundred and Seventy
five (s975.00) Dollars, to be paid when
cell Is in place.
DAVIS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY,
BY E. D. Payne, Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS OF TWIN FALLS
COUNTY.
Geo. l.. CrOcker,
John F. Hansen,
L. e. Salladay,
Board of County Commissioners Twin
Falls County, Idaho.
Attest: H. T. WEST, Clerk,
R. H. ROYS, Deputy, n
Twin Falls, Idaho. DeS.. IA Eos.
CONTRACT NO. 5.
CONTRACT.
Contract by and between the Bavis
Safe and Lock Company. of Portland,
Oregon, the party of the first part, and
the County of Twin Falls, State Of
Idaho, party of the second part,
WITNESSETH:
The Davis Safe and Lock Company,
the party of the first part, agrees to
furnish the County Of Twin Falls, the
party of the second part, One (1
steel cell, flve-ply chrome, No. s, set
up in the Jail Building, for the consid-
Grafton of Nine Hundred and Seventy
five ($975.00) Dollars, to be paid when
cell is in place.
DAVIS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY.
BY E. d. Payne, Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS OF TWIN FALLS
COUNTY.
Geo. L. Crocker,
John F. Hansen,
L. e. Salladay,
Board of County Commissioners Twin
Falls County, Idaho
Attest: H. T. WEST, Clerk,
r. H. ROYS, Deputy.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14

Chas. lot Sec 11-17, not
Lb double assessment lots 20 80 Blk 120 also
McRae Hartwel migratory
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Continued On Paes III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
soLoNs VISIT INDUSTRIAL
JUNCTION CIrN nRIErs.

Funeral Of Archie kum-Thc TO-
neral services over the remains of
Archie Kuhn win Doe hpId tomorrow
afternoon from the residence off he
parents Mr. and Mrs Nathan Kuhn.
Monroe avenue. The utcumcut win Doc
la the city cemetery
sues for Stolen JcwcIr, SARAH
Is. Malley haas brought suit against
Jacob kertz Co recover Slt5. The com.
plant alleges that ou or about july
%, last year the plaintiff had stolen
from her. gold watch and chain
which were later paWucd Co the dee
PENDANT who 60 is alleged. had been
advised of the jcwclry 8s belonging
to the plaintiff
Gleason Divorcc-Jcunic E Gleason
was granted divorce BOO The district
court yesterday afternoon rrom Samuel
". Gleason upon tine grounds OF
failure % provide The couple were
married in Cheyenne. june 2S. 1900.
b. Court Cases Monday--Iu the crime
inal division Of the district court Mon
day morning Lorenzo Montgomery.
charged with a statutory o0eusc and
Phillip Geiger. charged with failure to
provide his minor child with food. win
DE arraigned and pleas taken.
NieNlthiiNii Aldlf~--i 'nHIlDH IT.
Barton. receiver for the ogden canyon
Sanitarium company. has filed O. re-
quest in the district court for the
privilege of expending S420 for fire
insurance on the building and $3.50 for
"a liquor license.
Martha Society Mcctng-Mouday
afternoon the Martha Society Ogdeu'-
charitable organization meets with
Mrs. Thomas ID. Dee. SOC Washington
avenue at which time officers for the
ensuing year viii bee elected
Funeral of Mrs. Pcirce-The fuuer-
al services over the remains Of Mrs.
Jane peirce will bc held Sunday after
noon AT o'clock at the Lynn ward
meetughouse The nterment win Doe
i'm the city cemetery
Lecture BY Prof Drgg~-Sunday
morning the parents department of the
sixth Ward sunday school will Doe
addressed hp Prof. D. NJ briggs,
superintendent of the state school for
the Deaf aud Blind. His subject viii
bee "rhe Development of "a child
Richard Co~ucy Dcad-Bichard
Costley a Wen known former citizen
of North ogden died Yesterday at
81. Anthony. Ida, after "a short Illness.
Deceased was about as years of age.
Mr.. Costlev is survived by a widow
and five children
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

land. Feb g. 1888 and became a mem-
Der of the I.atter-day saints church
Boo 1919. he came TO Utah in the early
GftigH. 10y oXteams. and endured the
hlrdships OF pioneer life. Tie is the
father of l4 living children. 10 SONS
and q daughters; he has also 80 grand
children and 2 great grandchildren, and
although well along iu years he seems
Go bo as spry and active az any OF
his sons
This morning. Feb T. che Spring
willie beet sugar min finished its sea-
son run. which commenced Che 18th
of last September. during this long run
% has Sliced $4,000 tons Of bee
and pumped the juice 20 Lehi
There is company from Colorado
feeding 1880 beef steers from the sugar
beet pulp the winter has been quite
severe un them. as they are out Zoo tho
open field without shelter
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PROVO.

The News" % delivered by carrier
every night SUNDAY excepted az 20
cents per month Am payments and
complaints should be- made 90 r. j.
DuEdalc, agent FOR Daily. saturday
ana seml- Weekly News orders TAX
en- Tor Church Works Residence. go
North Fourth West
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave
Bell eN red
Bell 90 black
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supervisor Robertson has tho work in
charge and has about 90 teams at work
each day THE city furnishes the
gravel and loads the teams Each
property owner is given the chance to
gravel his own walks. but if he neg
leets 20 viii be done by the city at the
expense of the prupertyholdor
The city council recently created
paving district on Main street. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

The foods we cat furnish energy
for the body just as burning coal
makes steam for an engine.
The experiments Of Prof.
FARMLAND, Phi. D., Of London,
show that cod liver oil yields two
and one-half times more energy
than starches or sweets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

passed au ordinance providing for tho
paving of The sumc. work to begin Boo.
mediatolv
An object resembling a. balloon
passed over Spanish Fork this week
and lit ON the mountain east of the city.
The directors of the Strawberry Wa
ter-users' association held the annual
meeting on Monday and elected ofn-
GERS FOR the ensuing year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

lclyo on The Elks excursion to C8uf0r-
mia. Some of them viii remain ON the
coast for six weeks.
The city officials have issued orders
to those operating slot machines boz The
city informing them that they must
quit operation after today, and here
after no fines or license win be ace
ceptcd. Parties violating this order
viii be subject 10 a severe penalty.
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$4,000 ACRES LAND

ITO Doe opened for settlement under
Carey Act at Goodiug Idaho. ON Feb
ruary Sth. Reduced rates via Oregon
short Line February g. 6 and G. limit.
February 18th. See agents for rates
and further particulars city Ticket
ONCE 20s Main St
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Send this advertisement. torcthcr with name Of
PAPER In which y arpsars your address and four
cents 20 cover posisuc. and w will send you !
Complete Handy Atlas Of the World &c
SCOTT 4 BOVINE 40s Pearl Street New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
SPRINGVILLE.
FAMILY REUNIONS.
Joseph ID. Reynolds Celebrates 18th
BirthdaN-SOCials.

Special Correspondence.
springvile. Utah Co., Feb Enter
tanning balls We're given this w elk
in the Reynolds hal. first by tn
Springvillo High school. next by the
old folks committee, the proceeds o.
the latter win go TO aid the commit
tee I'm the entertainment of the aged
this coming season.
on Tuesday. Feb %. the Hall family
held their annual reunion. which was
very largely attended.
on Feb. 3, at Il. ~ Reynolds home,
the family Of Joseph ID. Reynolds met
% do honor to their aged father and
celebrate his seventy-siXth birthday.
program with feastiug continued
until midnight, and today the grand
children all meet 70 honor their aged
sire. Mr. Reynolds has been a resi-
dent Of Springvile for 53 years, and is
one Of its stanchest citizens. He was
born at Campsall IN Yorkshire. Eng
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Tho News" is Delivered by Carrier
in Logan Every Night SUNDAY cy.
coptedl at CD Cents Per Month All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should De made 90 II. A.
Mitchell. Agent FOR Daily Saturday
and SEMI Weekly NEWS N3 1T
Center street Phone 0-d iudepcnd.
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GARDEN CITY NOTES

s l.. Alfred is here from Idaho.
where he has a big canal contract He
states the report OF w. b. Slick having
received a big legacy from the east is
undoubtedly Correst and that Slick has
gone east 10 see about 10.
Sam J. Bateman. son of Joseph r.
Bateman of Alpine is very il, suffer
ing from typhoid fever at the home
OF his parents. The young man sus-
tanned severe injuries to his head a
short time ago while playing basket
ball and typhoid following makes it
particularly hard ON him.
Deputy Sheriff Pratt, who returned
from Tucker yesteday reports that
Frank Durkee, q ID. g. r, c. brake
man. whose home IS I'm Springville. had
HIS right hand and arm badly crushed
while coupling cars Thursday at Help
er. He was taken to the hospital in
Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
Scott S Emulsion

is pure cod liver oil combined
with hypophosphites of lime and
soda. Informs fat gives strength,
enriches the blood, invigorates
the nerves, and repairs tissues.
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an increase Ia salary from $40 10 $50
"A month
a report of The health of the schools
showed lo cases of contagious diseases.
sOLONs VISIT INDUSTRIAL.
Representative Daniel McRae. VIII
lum l.. Hayes. O. j. Smith. a. "
Dorius and Martin Jensen. members of
ihe state legislature paid visit 90
The state Industrial school yesterday
Ihe members arrived from Salt Lake
thursday evening and went directly to
me institution where they spent the
night They spent the entire dav at
the institution yesterday making
careful inspection of uu departments
They returned 90 Salt Lake last even
fuu.