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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
DEADLOCK BETWEEN
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
Ray Declares That He Will
Fight to Finish: Coun-
Gil Stubborn.

Special Ia Tnn Tribune.
PROVO, Ian. 4.-At the meeting OF
the city council last night no progress
was made towards 4 settlement OF the
controversy between the mayor and the
council as to tho appointments. Each
side Is playing a waiting game and hoping
all the tiunc that something Will happen.
Mayor Ray did not so 10 Denver with
the crowd az boosters who left here last
evening. prsferring TO remain in Provo
rather than 10 give tho council the op-
portun,ty 10 name a mayor pro tom and
hll tho offices during his absence The
mayor SAYS he is going TO stay in Provo
and fight IN a finish.
Mayor Ray claims great victory in
the failure ~ tho prohinitionists in their
attempt TO discharc" the policemen. and
SAYS that the four policemen arc 70 re-
main on the job until he Is rcady for
them Ia quit. On the other hand the
prohihitionists are doing their best 10 get
rid OF the policemen. Harmony, which
Mayor Ray made an appeal for in his
message, is remote.
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LAKE ASSOCIATION
WILL HOLD MEETING
Grievances Against the Salt
Lake Water Companies
Will Be Discussed.
Spe iaI 10 The Tribune.

special 10 ne jflphNe.
AMERICAN FORK. ian. i-Thc Utah
Lake association. whose interests are in
the Utah lake will hold a meeting in
this city tomorrow. during which time
the members VIE discuss means FOR the
settlement OF their grievances against
the Salt Lake water companies who re-
c"ivc irrigation water from the jordan
river.
Tho trouble lies IN the dam which the
irrigation companies have installed at
the mouth Of tho jordan river. II is con-
tended that they have installed. contrary
10 agreement, some Iwpnty-fuur To thir-
tN-slT inches OF plankiuC In tho dam and
!, is this which the association Intends
struction which impcdcs the flow Of the
river At tEis point.
The action of Salt Lake county and the
irTiea ton companies in causing the
waters or the Utah lake 30 nc held hs ok
II is claimed Is resulting in an immense
amount OF damage to the people az this
county, Who own land along the shores
OF the lake. The shore land Is very level
In most places. and The grade is so small
that the slightest rise in the level OF
rhn lake VIII cause an immense acreage
TO become flooded.
Tho annual meeting of tho association
was recently held in Provo. at which tho
following officers we're elected for tho
dent; Joel Johnson, vice president; T.. -
Binkley. secretary and treasurer. =. &.
Hinlilcy. Joseph II. Green and \. p. An
derson were reelected Ia serve OF the
Utah lake commission during the COM
Ing year.
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.ROOM|NG HOUSE IS
BURNED TO GROUND
Damaging Fire Visits Bingham
Canyon: Firemen DO Good
Work.
sp..La! lo 81. rrLhnne.

Spc,ia! 10 The Tribune
BINGHAM. fan. 4.--riYe practically de-
siroyed The coming house belonging to
william oman and Henry Eoddcs here
tonight An oyorbcs ted stove is blamed
for The CONFEDERATION. The house Was q
frame structure nud was yeiccd AZ sl5Oo.
The good work oI Nh" fire department
prevented the flames from spreading. and
consequently tho rooming honsc was The
only place damaged.
Although therc.w about = dozen poo
~" IN toc house. no one was blurred. TIL"
i!r' WAS discovered shortly after o'clock
hf Mrs, oman. no iuTs the Tooming
house. Both Mr.. Oman and Mr.. Roddes.
Who aTc employed 1T the Highland Rov
mlno. were away from home when the
fire occurred
Mrs Oman turned I'm the alarm ana
The ire department quickly responded
ana within an hour had the flames com
p!"iclN unGcr control II is due TO their
heroic efforts ihai the hrc did not spread
and much moro damage result.
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1 WANT T OBSCURE \ HOME FoR
one OF my customers: price about SiSpp.
thurman Realty Co. room 90, Boston
bid. ut7st
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MURRAY'S NEW OFFICIALS
HOLD INITIAL MEETING
sneclal 40 The rrlioune

MURRAY, Han. f.-Thc new municipal
officials OF Murray met In session here
tonight. Tho message OF Mayor Phil
Hentz was read 10 tho councll by City
Recorder William Warcnski. The mes
rage. as whole, Was tccmiuG with rec
concentrations Tor the future advancement
and welfare Of Murray. Mayor Bentz. In
tho message. laid special stress upon the
question % q system for thr caring Of
tho chy's funds. lfc spoke o. the good
work which can be accomplished by the
city officials working with the county
commissioners on the question of good
roaas in and leading out OF tho city.
Mayor Reutz recommended 10 the coun-
ell Tho advisability of 4 sewer system.
and other improvements which ara sure
io come under this administration. At
the scssior tonight Mayor RentZ made
public tho following appointments: Mich
ael NJ. M1uss. the incumbent. city mar
shall. William Mcmillan. road supervisor:
Joseph \. liner. city engineer: Dr. r.
x. Kennedy. health commissioner.
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DIED

JOllNSoN-ln ibis city. January 4. 1870
Maudc. aged years beloved daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, T.. Johnson Funeral
COS chapel Thursday January i. al
? y. m. Irtrrmcni IN Mount Oilvct ccme.
terry. Friends invited.
ANDERSON In this city. January B.
Harry William Anderson. In his fo-ty-
u'tI ycHT. Fuueszl services VIII be held
from The Masonic temple. Thursday. Jan
maiE y. al : p m. lutcrmcnt IN Mount
Oliyot.
MuLER--At SIS Wryr First North. Jan
uarN i.l?iu, jdmcs - Miller rorn Au-
gust l.. 1880, In England. Funeral scry-
ices Thursday at = y. IN. from tho SIX
to"Dth ward meeting house. Friends are
invited 20 attend, and tho CasEei VIII b."
open on day Of funeral q, the family
residence from : . TO l:G0 p a.. lutcrmcnt
I'm Citv cemetery.
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CHANGES TO BE MADE BY
BELL PHONE, 1T IS SAID
Special 10 The Tribune.

BRIGHAM, Jan. t.-Some important
changes are 10 be made nv the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company in this
county, according To rumor, II Ia tho in
tention Of tho company TO place tho
Willard exchange on a rural line to he
operated from the central office in this
city, H. is said. This will do away with
the central Office at Willard.
The I7lmor that the telephone patrons
ot Willard had decided To quit tho Bell
company and take the Independent tclc-
phones is said Ia he untrue. and tho
difficulties that arose at the announce
mcnt Of tho changes has been overcome.
The patrons at that place objected to
the chang cuuti1 the matter bad been
explain 70 them AT meetings OF the
Bell subscribers hello in Willard last week
number OF prominent telephone men
were in attendance. among whom were
Mr.. Fenncmorc OF the salt Lake office
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POLICE CLOSE on TRACK
OF DRIVER or AUTO
sreciaI to Il Trihnne.

Special 60 The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. For the second time
the inquest over Parker Faul. who was
Killed by an 2utonohiic at Washington
avenue and TNonty-third street last sat
urday evening, was postponed today. ihis
tim" on account Of the absence OF II. II.
Anderson. the attorney for Mrs Faut
John Culley. \ licensed druggist who
was chosen z member Of tho coroneT's g
jury. asked 10 he excused and James H
Douglass was called TO fill tho vacancy.
Hugh Wood. all Idaho stock man who
owns an automobile silimar 10 the one
which killed FaUt. has established an
absolute allhi for himself and his machine
at The time Faut was killed
The police admitted today that their in
NcsticJ'io1s are now being confined To the
tim" when William Howell's ma chine Was
taken "ut Of the garage and the time of
its return.
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGIsTEHs-Qys ys.....'' 49,
GroshcU sales agent FOR = taa. b,,ks,,-
cash register repairing. 40. u ss~ i,.
street Second hand registers @!"'f -
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DISTRICT FORESTER LEANITT
PROMOTED TO HIGH PLACE
snecial 10 m Tribnne.

OGDEN. Jan. 4-Distrjct Forester
Ciydo L"avitt II the Fourth forestry dis
tTiCt. With headquarters i'm ogden. has
been promoted 10 tho position ot assist =
ant chief in the operating department
of ih" service. with headquarters At
Washington -. c.
Mr Lcavljt Will assume his new du-
ties on March !. An announcement 10
this effect wls made by him today after
returning Io ogden from "a business irip
Al tho national capital Succeeding MIR.
Lcaytt win be L. \. sherman, former
chief forest inspector az MiSsoula. Mont.
While in Washington. Mr. Leavitt At
tended n conference Of all Of the leading
officials of The forestry department. at
which representatives, from Ill parts of
thu United states were in Attendance
Tho departure of Sir. apd Mrs. Lcayitt
for Washington. wherc they Will per
manently locate after March I. Is gen
orally regretted I'm ogden. where both
have made manv friends since the for
cstry offices w"rc opened.
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New Irrigation Company.
-lal 10 The Trihnrc-

special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. For tho purpose or
engaging in a general irrigation project,
using an apparatus for elevatlug water
which was patented several months ago,
the Pneumatic Water I.irt company this
a,tSrn3on hled articles oI Incorporation
with the county clerk. The company is
capitalized at Sl00. 600 in shares OF 81
each, Il,0o0 shares Of which stock has
hccu fully paid M, according 10 the ar
tcl"s by the conveyance Of the lettcrs
patent ON tho apparatus which were orig
irally issued 10 Olaf 4. Doed OF Mime
sofa. and assigned by him TO the new
company. The officers are Edwin c.,
McGrlff. president; William NJ Bostaph.
vice president and Claude Il. Ives. sec
rotary ry-trcasurer, These with Valentine
Gideon and Ennis L. Combs. compose the
directorate,
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
RAISE LIQUOR LICENSE
Special TO The Tribune.

NEPHl. Jan. AT the meeting OF the
board OF county commissioners held here
Yesterday the liquor license for saloons
was raised from $500 10 $1,000, and In the
saloons under the new ordinance no pool
tables, no chairs no slot or gambling
devices, no blinds or screens will be per-
mitted. The license ON pool tables was
raised TO 500 per year The new Ii
ccnse goes into effect March !.
The county assessor last year assessed
for 5000. but on a showing made 10y
the bank, tho board directed the county
treasurer 10 declare sln 600 erroneous, the
bank 10 pay on 4 sl5. 600 assessment.
AS delegates TO tho good roads convcn-
ton. 70 bc held I'm Salt Lake on January
%. - and 2S. the board appointed George
McCune. J, j., Elbcrtson, Martin Nelson
and George Jones.
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JURl SECURED IN
NEGRO MURDER CASE
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. AFTER exhausting all
their pcremptoiy challenges. tho Alior-
ucys engaged in the trial of Clarnpcc
Ernst, charged with murder VA the hrst
degree, finally agreed upon a jur' in the
district court late this afternoon. The
introduction or The states evidence VIII
begin tomorrow morning.
Ernst Is charged with the murder of
Charley Staples, n member Of his race.
The shooting of Staples followed a quar-
rel over the possession of a small amount
OF money which both claimed To have
won In card game played In Ernst'e
cigar store on lower Twcutyhfth street.
After "a violent quarrel, Staples left the
place and later in the evening he and
Ernst met at Twenty y-1ifth street and
Lincoln avenue. Without word Ernst
fired. The hall entered the victims abdo-
men. causing his death few hours
afterwards NO weapon OF any kind was
found on Staples's person after the shoot
iDE
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NEW SANDY CITY COUNCIL
WILL HOLD FIRST MEETING
Snccial 70 The Jrihune.

SANDY, Jan. 4-The new city council
az Sandy will meet tomorrow evening In
tho city hall and transact routine bust
ness. 1t Is expected that full quorum
will be present as there are several i'm
portant matters that Will come before
the body, Mayor Kuhrc has named W.
T. Davis as marshal OF Sandy, and this
will be finally passed upon by the coun-
ell
Tho city nlarshal-elect will also act in
tho capacity Of road supervisor, as the
position OF marshal here is now very
strenuous one. A. J. Butler. who has
bcen named by tho mayor 10 MI the
vacancy caused by the death OF Rob
crt Yogason. will be present and Will be
formally initiated into the council.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. ~
E.cry Thursday evening. H.. o., T. ns,,t
gIl So Main !. 7. M3dsoo. c 6 : =.
Randolph. X OF II. and :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
DISAGREE AT NEPHI
Special TO The Tribune,

NEPHT. Jan. i,-The new city admins
tratiou took office here yesterday noon.
G. NJ. Whitmore the first Democrat tic
mayor OF Nephi. delivered a strong mes
sage 10 the council full OF hclpfnl sus-
gestlons for n greater and better city,
Mayor Whltmorc submitted three ap-
polntmentss w. \. &. Bryan for city at
torney. Il. +. Christison for marshal and
Evan Harris FOR street supervisor.
AS all the appointees named by the
new MAYOR are staunch Democrats and
the council which Is -four 10 one Re
publican, refused 10 confirm them,
the OLD officers VIII continue 10 mold
over until the mayor and council can
get together" The members of the coun-
ell are James Garrett, Jr.. Alma Hague,
W. -. Orme A!onzo Ingram. Republi
cans, aud Enoch Burton. Democrat.
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MINING MEN MEET
AND ELECT OFFICERS
Special TO The rrIbune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. 4.-Thc Seven Troughs
Therein Mining company stockholders met
a the Hotel Roberts here Monday and
elected The following directorate for the
ensuing year; T.. j. Friedman. president:
Cuthbort l.. Olson. yico-prcsldeni; r. L.
Gunncl. secretary and treasurer. and 8.
-. Ray and j. NJ. Goodln additional di-
Tectors.
The Sioux Consolidated company held
It's annual stockholders meeting at which
400. 600 shares out 81 the 80, 600 shares
outstanding we're represented. The fol-
lowing officers were elected Tor the COM
ing year: Reed Smoot. president: r K.
Cutler, vice president; 6 u. Loose gen
cIui manager: Joseph r. Farrcr, srcv"-
tary and tree surcr, and Grant snyder.
director. The 6rSt four named were mem
hcrs % the old board and Mr.. snyder
takes the piIce Of George NJ SmOOt
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CONDUCTOR FALLS FROM
TOP OF FREIGHT CAR
special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan, 4.--Conductor J. L.. Mahcr
or the Southern Pacific Railroad COM
psny fell from tho top OF his train In
the local yards last night and received
Il compound fracture OF his right leg,
Conductor Maher had been called to
take a freight train ont Of the city,
While checking his train he slipped on
the ice. which covered one of the freight
cars and was prrCipitatcd fifteen feet to
the ground. He called for assistance and
several other trainmen lifted him from
ihe ground and summoned an ambulance.
The injured man IL reported To be rest
ing wen In tho Ogden general hospital.
where his injuries were attended. Mr..
Mahcr llvcs at l5l Twenty-scyen,h street
in this city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
SUSPICION ATTACHES
TO SECOND TIME WIDOW

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 4.-The cor
oper today called before him Mrs. Karl
Koch. whose husband, the city pound
master. WAS found dead In his bed Il
week ago. supposedly from accidental
asphyxjatlon. Mrs. Koch told tn" cor
oncr's jury she had had her husband )
body crematcd.
Mrs. Koch's first husband, the ooroners g
jury was informed. was shot tn death in
her bedroom. His namo WAS Baxter and
the couple lived at Canton, Ill Mrs. Koch
testified then that she and her husband
quarreled and he accidentally shot him
self
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Double Funeral.

Special 20 The Tribune.
COAIEiLT.E. Jan. 4-One OF the most
largely attended funerals ever held in
Coalv!llc was that held today over the
bodies OF Farley Rccs and Barbara Neo-
ley. who died suddenly last week. The
funeral vas a double ono and the serv-
ices were held at tho stake tabernacle,
commencing at IL n. IN. There were
many beautiful floral tributes presented
by members of the school. also by friends
OF tho deceased. 4 large cortege followed
the remains to their last resting place.
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DISASTROUS FIRE
VISITS PARK CITY
Rooming and Boarding House of
Charles McAycy Is Com
plcte!y Destroyed.
HOME or Dennis Lynch
DAMAGED CONSIDERABLY
Heroic Work Done by FirempR.
Who Fight Flames With
SNOW.
Special "a Tho Tribune.

'T''IdI Z" TI' IIINIU'|
PARK CITY. Jan. I.--At All early hour
this morning Are. thought 70 have ori=i-
mated from an ovcrheatcd stove. co;u-
pletelv destroyed tho rooming ana board
inS house OF Charles McAvoy. together
with It's contents. and damaged tho house
next "a IT, the home OF Dennis Lynch. to
the extent OF abou, s5Uu. The McAyoy
house and It's contents wero valued at
1880, thus making tho total loss about
1900. Jh" FIRE WIS 4 Spectacular sight
and the house. which was frame strllc-
iGre WAS reduced Ia a heap OF ashes in
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New Officials Take Seats.

Special 10 The Tribnnc.
SPRTNGNILIE. Jan. 4.-Thc rcins of
city government were turned over 10
the new administration yesterday. Tho
now administration held session and
appointed all the standing committees.
with Judge ]. W. y. Whitecot:on 'of
Provo az city attorney. An tho other
appointments were held over until next
Monday. when another meeting will be
held.
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Provo Court Notes


Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO. Jan. In The district court
today Judge Booth heard the evidence
In part lu the case of George Hayercanp
ct nj. ~. Ernest @. Rognon ct al and
further hearing was continued until jan
uary s.
In tho case of MARY Collins VS.. Walter
Cox. after hearing the testimony in part
the further trial was continued until Jun
uary Is.
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Dies at Mental Hospital.
.ial to Tl1e Trlbune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
PROVO. Jan. 4--Mara u. Stoddard.
aged ~. an inmate ot the state Mental
hospital. died at that institution Monday
night from paralysis. She was COM
mittcd from Weber county, September
10. 1900. The body was shipped TO
Cintah. who're the deceased woman had
relatives FOR iDtcrmeDt
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CHANCE FOR EXPERTS
in THE FARMING LINE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-'E;Epert farrl-
ers wanted. salary 5000 per ennum.' Tho
Indian service II making this offer to
agricultural students. Appointments will
be restricted to graduates Of agricultural
colleges. Successful applicants viii be
designated by Indian Commissioner Valen-
tine 70 manage agricultural demonstrs =
ton farms on Indian reservations IN arid
and seTl-arid regions Of the west.
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FUNERAL, NOTICE

NNFTIiESS-'rhr fuucral services over
tho remains Of tho late Elizabeth !
Mattress. daughter of John Z. and lsa-
bella Mattress. aged - yosrs, VIII be held
Thursday at n. m. from the Twenty
first ward chapel The cdsEet win ne
open at toe family residence. g. l.
street, on day pf funeral from l. 10
l:&0 p m. Friends arc invited TO at
tend the services. IntsTTncat In City
ccIn5tcrN
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SAVES STATE
EXPENSE OF A TRIAL

LEADVILLE. Colo, Jan. s-Dei Hedges
OF Kansas City. who last night shot and
killed Maye Conroy In a boarding house
here and then shot himself. died today
Miss Couroy was the daughter of Mrs
Ida kiney OF Denver. who few days
ago received letter from Hedges, which
gave no intimation OF his intended mur
derous visit TO the girl. who had been his
srVectheart
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Administration Letters Sought,
Sps cial 10 The Tribune,

''VE'I'fI 10
OGDEN, Ian. Airs Nina C. Bat
telle, The widow of tho late Willard G.
Yothers. has petltinned the probate III
vision Of The district court for letters of
administration upon tho estate for Fred
f.. Schi2Ecter. Iothers died AT Gunni-
son. Colo, July 10. 1895 leaving real
estate In this county The present home
OF the petitioner is Los Angeles.
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All Escaped Lads Caught.

Special o. Tho Tribuur.
OGDEN. Jan. 4.-Chief Clerk r. J.
Min" OF the state industrial school re-
turned from Morgan this afternoon with
Harry Hanson and Rert Hughes. two OF
;hc eight boyE who broke Out OF the in
stltutiou last Sunday night. The other
boys were captured the evening OF tho
break
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Improve Street Car Service.

Special 70 Tho Trlbunc.
OGDEN. Jan. "A minute street
car service on Twenty fifth street from
Washington nVcnpc Ia tho union depot
viii become effective tomorrow morning.
The Twenty-sccond street service will be
reduced 10 fifteen minutes inSrad 81 TWEEN
t. minutes service as heretofore. An
order to this effect was Issued by SUI
nerint Cndcnt Joscph EalrN tohnN.
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leader. had died millionaire. 81 is nop
understood shat he len practically Moth
lug. only $4,000 on deposit in = bank Is
ali tho cash said to hc available for his
widow and son. y report that he had
fold stocks and bonds or deeds for large
Parcels OF rca! estate I'm this city Is said
10 b, NpI0iiudcd
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Knigllts Of Pythias.

CALANTHE-MYRT LODGE no.
X. or P.-Eyory Monday. N; or y h,I
T. n. Biddick. 9. c.; {. L. Holman. =
cs 2 and s.
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Alumni to Give Dance.
Special To The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan. f.-Thc alumni associs-
tion OF the ogden higi school will give
the iirst OF n series of dancing parties ut
the Congress dancing academy the even
ing OF January ~ The alumni assocls-
tiou has won reputation for the excel
Icncc OF its entertainments. and Il lapge
crowd is expected to attend its initial So
Cial function or the new year.
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KELLY * MONTEOsE
Lcai Estate. Stochs Sod PONDS
i2u McCoruici. Bloc.
frank 'urrsu. Mgr l.. - GJs
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Big Attendance Promised.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan. i.-Twcnty- five hundred
people are expected to be present at the
National WoolGrowers' association and
mid winter sheep show. which will open
here Thursday. Some OF the finest strains
OF sheep as far east as Chicago and other
cities OF the middle west have already
arrived and arc on exhibition.
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S3C-.ET SOCIETIES.

MT. MuRIAu LODGE 80. =. r. AND A..
M.-Masonic nall. second MONDAY caco
month, corner Frs south and sccor,:
East Members or sl-;cr hodges ard 10 :.
jouguing members lu GOOD standing a.
vited. g. a. SiHak'c. W. Al: CaTig,o-
phcr Oienl SccrctgVv
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows

FIDELITY LODGE 10. u. ]. O. O. F.
Meets every "Wednesday night at 5
come. John Mckenzie, y GIL. L. Smith.
Secretary.
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WANTED-A $4,000 IIOUSE or EAST
side. Geo. 3. Standing, - Main ST.
qi1l5