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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
OLD COUNCIL TO |
PASS OUT T0DA|
New Council viii Assun,
Charge of City Affairs
at Noon.
NEW STANDING COMMITTEES
TO BE ANNOUNCED THE
Few Changes Left to Make
Employees of Various City!
Departments.

The last meeting OF the present eli
council VIII be held AT 1890 O'clock IN.
morning. At this meeting what ma
business is left on the calendar OF n
old council viii be disposed OF befo,
noon and al that hour The new 5ounr
viii assume its duties
There Is little for the old council
act upon The most important mat,
Is tho veto by Mayor Bransford of "a
contract WITH the forestry dspartua,
of the United states whereby the latt,
was 10 assume control of the cry's ~,
tershcds for the next ten years. II
believed that the mayor Till be uphc
In his veto OF that matter, as he has nd
vancpd some strong reasons why thn "a,
should not enter into such = contract an
thereby reiInquish the supervision Off
watersheds.
Naming Of Committees.
The present council will adjourn hefo
the noon hour and at that time the ne
council Will meet and orSanizs by shoe
ing w. Mont FerrT as president. n
Ferry Will no doubt name his conin1i
tees at this meeting and IL is quite like
that the mayor VIII h8yS his apunir,
ments ready 10 be submitted 10 the coul
All the other city officials will send In
lISN pl Illfl! appointments lOl dnDrCy
and they VII no doubt be acted upt
before the neW council adjourns. Tl
change OF administration takes place
noon, but there are few changes TO
made. as all the present city officials ..
cept one. namely the city recorder. we
reelected and hence that is the only q
Ace in which there VIII be o change q,
:, EiYes the new recorder, VIII ta]
charge Of his office AT the hour me
tloucd.
Few Changes.
Mr.. Rives Will make a few changes
the appoin ments in his office but
the other Offices on the city side of d
building therc Will be but few chang
made. so that the change Of adminlstr
tion will not ne a general shaking up. b
practically = continuation OF the busine
of the city a s Il has been carried on q
past TWO years by practically tho aar
officials and employees.
At Mayor Eransford's office in the Il
and county building Sunday night m
caucus was held and after a two-h6
session the personnef OF the standi
committees of the city council was agre
upon, The list Of chairuen will be pra
tIcelly Inc same as published in Suiid
mornings Tribune. The names of q
different committeeman was not ma
public, There was no disseDsion at g
caucus and the committees we're nam
without any wTangling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
TUBERCULOSIS VICTIM
DIES IN CHINESE STORE
Sufferer Leans Against Wall
and Expires Without Utter
ing Word.

Raymond Bond OF Silver Reef. Utah.
was found dead Sunday night at No. Of
Plum alley, lie had gone into the Chi
ncse store and after seating himself on
q trunk had leaned up against the wall
and died. Death WAS due to tuberculosis.
from which the man had been a sufferer
for n number Of months.
The police were Immediately notified
and DR.. +. Il. steele was called but
found that the man had passed beyond
medical aid. Tho body was removed To
O'Donnell's undertaking establishment
and the surviving relatives informed OF
the death.
The relatives arc Robert Bond. a broth
er and James O'B Ear, a brother in law
both OF Meridian. Ida. and n sister. Mrs.
IL. Bottelson. who lives ON Fourth West
between Fifth and Sixth South streets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
PLANS FOR THEATER
AT EXCHANGE PLACE
American Music Hall Company
viii Erect Most Elegantly
Equipped House in West.
ARCHITECT TO TAKE
SPECIFICATIONS AT ONCE
Fifteen Hundred Persons Can
BE Seated, According to
Details of Design.

Everything points 10 the fact that Salt
Lake is presently 20 have tha most beau
tiful thcatcr In the west The new tho
atre, plans for whose building have been
completed, VIII be al the corner OF state
street and Exchange Place.
The house will be erected by The Amer
ern corporation, which has vast capital
behind It. and which has become con-
vinced that Salt Lake offers 4 fruitful
field for investment.
The new thcater will have a seating
capacity of 1900 and Will. according to
the plans and specifications. he the most
elegantly equipped playhouse in the en-
tire west This Is not stated on the
authority OF any person. but on the au-
rhcrity Of the plans, which have been
city.
Plans Arc Here
These plans will be submitted to an
architect I'm This city within . few days.
and thereafter all OF the details prepare
tory 10 actual construction work Will he
The cost of the new house. of course,
cannot be definitely stated until the
architect has completed his estimates of
the cost OF material. and figures have
expense Of furnishing the interior Tho
plans received. however call FOR an cN-
perditurc OF $3.50. 900
The site secured by the American COM
pany Is an ideal one. II is in the heart
OF the city, but removed sufficiently far
from the thorouEbfarcs Of heavy traffic
TO CIV" " that atmosphere Of homeliko
scclusion which is lacking in many thea
tors bHildcd upon the main streets OF a
city, where there is constant hustle
and hustle and business and industry.
Site Is Convenient.
The site Is just north III Fourth South
OIL State, and iS easily accessible from
Main street through Exchange Place. he
tween the Boston and Ncwhousc build
iusS.
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OPERATION ENDS FATALLY
FOR MRS. CELESTIA HUDSON

Mrs. Ceostia j. Hudson, wife Of L. l..
Hudson of 2S4 ] street died Al the Lat
trr-day Saints hospital Saturday night
Mrs. Hudson underwent n ma ior uper-
alton on December IA. resulting in her
death saturday. Mrs. Hudson was born
December 2S. 1870. and was the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Grace OF Nepli.
She had lived In Salt Lake City since
1898.
Mrs. Hudson is survived hy her hus-
band and four children. Lyman \ fIud-
son. Nellie 6. Hudson. Mrs. Rulou NJ.
Owen and Lillian Hudson; also two sis
ters, Mrs II. +. MCCmc Of Ogden and
Mrs. 6. Pyper of Salt Lake. and three
brothers, Isaac IL Grace Charles II.
Grace OF Ncphi and j. W. Grace of Salt
Lake City.
The funeral services will be held in the
TWcnty-irst ward chapel at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Tho casket will he
open at The home on Tuesday from Il
until | O'clock
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The stars incline. but do not compe
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette.
Monday, January 8. 1910.

Begin new things with courage and v
zeal
But let not avarice thy judsm'
steal
Neptune Is in opposition TO the afo
on this day- Mercury and Jupiter
in bcneac aspect.
The aspects indicate that the day y
be excellent for new undertakings. a
especially for opening new places
business.
Under Mercury good fortune should
tend advertising as we'll as otner
forts for dra wing the attention
good win Of the public.
Promoters. canvassers. oemonstrafo
writer's. printers and lecturers snol
benefit. The sign is good for clerkss mt
chants. bankers md clereymen: Clotnie
and wooden drapers should profit partlc
larly. !,
There Is an aspect pronouncing g
as Il good day 10 select schools, tTaa'
professions or occupations for chiluf
and young persons:
Travelling is under good aueuriehs; n.
The sun shines With favor IN l lne
twentyfour hours on noble afnos.lS '
and great attempts. The sign is 80
for dealing With superiors; .,.
Business matters depending on cna1u n
or lack. or tho fortune of uncertain oo
di,ions. are not we'll undertaken toda
Speculation is under an evil slSn
Woynrn must exercise unusual prudfn'
This day. There is grave danger IN 81
sip. intrigue or Irritation. however inr s,,'
less II may seem at the time. Thcy 'n@'
guard alse against extravaganza. sr~
British sstrologcrs announce thaL w, ''
are signs foretclline the coming oestI59'
tion az a great structure. 4 grave seamV9
due to spcCula tion and gambling. iS ~
lin the United states. 80
Persons with this birth Dale are w..
1rolled hv signs that warn them asaLi~
being swaycd BIZ anger or jealousy duri'
the twelYcmonth. ,~,rh|
Children are born today upaer asps'. asl2s
thar often make for consuming IVY
work and enterprise.
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.F|REMEN TO GIVE BALL
FOR BENEFIT OF FUND
Second Annual Dance Promises
to Be Highly Successful
Social Function.

Preparations for the second annual ball
or the Salt Lake City F'iremcn's Relief
association. which is 10 he held in tho
odeon Friday evening, January Il. arc
rapidly nearing completion Seen at the
headquarters Sunday afternoon, members
Of the committee in charge of the affair
stated that the forthcoming ball Is to he
the greatest function Of It's kind ever
held in this city,
The purpose OF the ball Is to raise
money which is TO he added TO hn f1ro-
men q relief fund. In this connection the
nation:
'Hampcred b.. the lack OF funds. the
assoSlation at the present time pays n
of member, and funeral beueft OF
800 in case or the death Of n member s
wlTc. During tho short existence OF the
association II has given monetary assist
sickness and accident benefits and re
Gently paid funeral benefit Of 500 To
one of its members who had the mis-
fortune 10 lose bis wife"
Speaking of other relief associations. n
member of the committee said that the
association In Minneapolis had a fund
for permanently disabled firnmen who
receive a pension Of $40 per month. and
in csse OF a dcath n pension Of $50 n
month is paid TO his widow and So per
month to all minor children. IN case OF
ci7tion also pays a funeral benefit Of
5000
The association at Providence. r. L.
pays a death benefit OF $500 TO the rela-
tives Of the member. this being also done
by the association at Duluth MiUn. The
officers of tho local association aec
anxious that repufa bic citizens visit tho
station al headquarters and examine the
articles Of Incorporation, as well as the
bonds charter and bylaws Of the asso-
CIatior
Among tbc dana tione Ia ,l,. a.socj. tt1,r
during thc past year were. !. y. Risoue
S25; j. 4. Dooly. $40. r. F ReGman. S25
Max Florence, $40: I y L Furniture
company on March 20 So: ZIon's Savings
and Trust company, So: Y l. Furniture
company on June s, st0n: Continental oil
company, $40; Sierra Nevada Lumber
company, $50: Taylor-Armstrong Lumber
company $50 =. j. Moran, $50.
Tribune Reporter Printing Co.,
66 Wnsk End SonLh street. Phone IlA
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LOWER TEMPERATURE .
AFTER SPRING-LlkE ]

After very spring-like day tne :
peraturc fell very suddenly aguHd agrd n r.
dav night and there VAS III u1 I'm
All OF lhc mud suddenly drlei up, ~
although no snow WAS lett on
ground the people of Zion began n n
that winter had soon come pa exncaf]
after the brief spell OF warm VT q,
sundays. meteorological record ,asa as
local station OF the United ,s Ssarcs So,,rs We e
er bureau for ihe twentN-t3nr i,o"-'
ing at 8 u. m. was as ioilo%S' 5orr<
'rcmpciatrre at 6 y. M, 3o oos, =,
ms ximum temperature. 81 degrees.i,n1 -,
mum temperature, ~ .ih nSLi "a ~
tompcratllrc. - degrees. WHICH -
focal cxccss since the first OF
month. % degrees no .r an I'm
PRECIPITATION at 8 r. m. u, o, az ~ =
rot,I nrecipitatiou since hrst u AZ
month mon % OF an inch; which is 1'ys
an Inch bclow normal M an n
Total since January Is 10 ~ -" =
below normal ,.nt
Relative humidity. 81 per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
POLICE BELIEVE THEY &
HAVE CLUE TO ROBBIE

Mrs. Rary Auer OF sol South Eigh
East street reported to the police Sundi
night that she had been robbed OF q
Mrs. Aucr said that the money had be
taken by some one who had entered q
house Sunday afternoon or eveuin
Plain clothes men were inmedi ia tely d
tailed OH the case with the result fh
a clue was found 10 the person who <
away with the money. Mrs. Auer sta}
To the police that she would swear out
warrant for the guilty person Monday al
crnoon.
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NO DANGER OF DAMAGE
FROM SWOLLEN STREAMS

Street Supervisor j r. Raleigh said
Sunday evening that there was no dan
ger Of any further trouble from the high
water in the Jordan river and other
swollen streams In the neighborhood of
Salt Lake. For several days following
the break in the weather the streams
rose rapidly as Il result OF the melting
snow lin the mountains. But all danger
of any damage from floods is now past.
according To the street supervisor The
ccdiue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
MYSTERIOUS DYNAMITE
STICKS ARE DISCOVERED

What is believed 10 bc II clue 10 tho
persons supplying the dynamite for tho
purpose or blowing up tho machinery of
the now Utah hotel now under conStruc-
ton at the corner of Main and South
Temple streets, was found by Peter Kas-
sells. II youth. on Commercial street
sunday afternoon and consisted OF four
sticks OF dynamite, The boy turned the
explosive over 10 Patrobnan Betz. who
took ii to the police station.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
Rev. Herbert t.. Hayes breaches
Sermon Appropriate to New Years

men fair show. Yet there are many
solid benefits from his work. Sheldon
was another strong man He wds Amer
ica's greatest home missionary. His worl.
in the Rocky mountains will endure as
long as they endure.
There have been some serious dsas-
tcrs during the year the loss oi the
miners at Cherry, Hl. Such tlti;.Ss are
heartbreyking. but should result in an
outpouriug OF human kindness and bet
ter regulations OF such corporations.
The material prosperity or the world
has been great during the past year The
Seattle fair showed the progress of the
west as il bad never been shown and
as material progress is made new oppor-
tunities FOR moral and religious progress
are opened up,
The world is better governed than !.
year ago. Great changes for the better
have been wrought in Turkey and Per-
sia. Other nations are feeling 81 new re-
sponsibIlity.
Morality and Christianity are spread
ing People are demanding higher things
tllan ever before. and ,they arc getting
them never before
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VETERAN LAID AT REST
WITH MILITARY H0N0RS

With the military l1ouors accorded to
deceased members OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic. the body Of Ed
ward Michnclis. a well-knoNn vet
cran OF the Civil war, was laid at
rest in the g. \. r plot at Mt Olivct
cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Services Were held at O Donnelrs un-
6ertnkinE establishment on South West
Temple street At 30 y. m. Michaelis is
survived by "A widow and daughter. re-
siding at $50 East First South street
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JAMES CHAPMAN HOME
VISITED BY BURGLARS
While Family Is Absent, Resi-
dence Is Thoroughly
Ransacked.

While Mrs, James Chipman, ST., Of $50
Fifth avenue. and her daughter Mrs. l..
Z. Harrington, were spending the hol-
days at American Fork. the residence Of
Mrs Chipmau was entered by burglars
and loot TO the value Of $500 taken. The
burglary was reported TO the police by
John * Nicholson OF 335 j. street and Dc
tectlve Schultz was detailed ON the case.
The police have no clcw 10 the burglars.
An examination OF the house showed
that the burglars had taken their time in
ransackinS the various rooms, us was
evident by the large number of cigar
stumps lying scattered over the carpet.
Cut glassware. silvcrware. woolon blank
cts and a valuable revolver were among
the loot gathered together by the enter
prisnE burglars.
James Chapman, who is connected with
the Utah National bank, left the city
some time ago To attend TO his various
business interests in Mexico and with
Mrs Chipman al American Fork, and
tic house practically deserted, the bur
glars had plenty 81 time to select the
loot they wished 10 carry away.
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Came Near Choking to Death.

4 little boy. the son of Chris d. Peter
sou, wcll-knowp resident of the vii.
lage of Jacksonville. Iowa, had u sud
den and violent attack of Group. Much
thick, strngv phlepm came mp after
giving Chamberlain s Couch Remedy,
Mr.. Peterson says; - think be would
have chokcd TO death had we not given
him this remedy For sale by ali drug
pists
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Funeral Notice.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Laura \. Sncdascr wife Of Lee C..
Sncdakcr, Will bc held ut the Ninth ward
chapel Fifth East, ncar Fourth South.
TUESDAY AT 1 p. M. Friends wishing to
view the remains may do so at the family
residence, f3l East Fourth South. be-
tween the hours Of 10 and f. tho daV
Of the funeral. lntcrmcnt in Mount
OliNrt.
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important Meeting
of American Women

An important business meeting of the
Wo,nan's American club VIII be held 1T
home OF Mrs. Maiy Mover, 67j Fourth
avenue. This is tic meeting az which the
apnual election OF officers is to take
r'stcc. and 1t is therefore hoped that
there VIII be big attendance OF mem
hcr..
\ most cordial invitation IS extended
10 all women Interested In ilic work of
the organization and the purity OF the
American home.
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EXCURSIONS TO DENVER
Via o. s. L. & U. ?. Lines.

VIA q. >. u. q q, z. Llnes.
For Colorado Apple Show and Ameri-
can National Live Stock Association
convention, Tickets on sale January
End and 3rd. and January 9th. eth and
10th; limit January 3lst. Round trip,
$4,000. City tickct Office. 20l Main ST.
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GEORGE A. W|SCOMB IS
LAID At FINAL REST
Many Friends Attend Funeral
Of WeIl-knOwn Salt
Laker.

Impressive and beautiful services were
held over the body of George \, Wis
comb al the home. 21S ID street, Sunday
afternoon. Many friends were present
and the floral Offering were many and
beautiful The funeral sermon was de-
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Kodak Pictures Finished.
FUNERAL SERVICES OVER
MRS. MARY j. MARTIN

Funeral services over the body of Mrs.
Mary j. Martin. mother of L. &. Critch-
low. were held at the family residence
+30 Seventh East street, Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
The Rev w. NJ, Paden of the First
Presbyterian church officiated. The pall-
bearers were Dr.. F. S. Bascom. w. j.
The body was inferred in Mt Olipct
cemetery.
Alexander Optical Co.
Now at 21S So Main.
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President Smith Speaks.

DR.. James l.. Talmagu did not speak
AT the meeting of the Mutual Improve
mcnt association In the Twentieth ward
chapel Sunday evening. rs announced.
Joseph F. Smith. president OF the Nor
mon church. WAS the principal speaker
OF the evoning and talked To the young
folks on the value OF The organization
and work. There were several musical
selections by the ward quartcttc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03

Graduate Of eastern technical school
will give private instruction i'll math
cmatics, drawing or any works pre-
paratory TO college entrance in cngi-
ncering or scientific courses. Address
B-5 Tribune.
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Pnenmonia Follows a Cold

but never follows the use Of Foley
Honey aud Tar, which stops the cough,
heals The lungs. and eApels the cold from
Your system Schramm- johnson Co.
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Notice to Creditors.

] viii not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife, Mrs. Flor.
encc Elsherry, after the appearance of
this notice. +. l.. ELSBERRG.
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E. K. WHEELON

Quick Action-E, r Wheclon. The
well known contractor, has force of
men at work repairing the damage nj
the scene of the fire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03

A private safe may be rented in tho
6re and burglar proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
go up Main street. $500 per year.
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P, N. Cook.

Teacher of Piano. beginners d special
ty, Send for booklet describing course.
Studio. SId East Second South.
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livcred by the Rev. T. y. SImpkn. who
paid tribute to the memory of Mr.
Wiscomb.
Mr.. Wiscomb died last Friday al his
homo by suffering seven years from a
stroke of paralysis. he was one OF the
ing lived here since 1865 lie Is sur
Vivcd 10y widow and five children; also
his mother and seven brothers and sis
tcrs. The pallhcarcrS al the funeral were
six ncphcwS Of Mr. Wiscomh w. w.
Wisconlb. George Brown. Roy WisComb.
Walter Naylor. Albert Naylor and Seth
Stone. The burial was in tho City ccme-
terry.
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DR.. y. IF. Robinson. who WAS called
10 Kansas City to sec his father, who
WAS Ill. has returned TO his Office, Al
last Third South. over Luua theater
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E. r. WHEEL0N

General contracting in all It's
branches 63l Judge Bldg. Bell 5000,
Ind. 1927
Elk's California Excursion
February 5. Cheapest excursion Of the
year. Sec or write a. w. Raybould,
Elks' club. Salt Lake,
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Mitchell Van ana Storage Co. re-
moved TO 213 South West Temple.

Piper Hcidsieck is the top notcher in
chewing tobacco. Ma other is Just as
good Champagne flavor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03

A, private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar.proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company.
30 TIP. Main street, $500 per year.
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Tribune Want Ads. 4,
pou ,f,in 900. Independent
REMOVAL.

Langton Lime and Cemena, &c CO ca,
move January i. l9lo' 10 "so
Third West. ft
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Dancing School.
Odeon Academy, class for beginners
Tuesday at D. m.
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McCoy's Stables
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81
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Hot Ashes Canse Fire.

Hot ashes caused e small fire in tine
residence % NJ. II. Hcnnessy. 5S5 and 53T
south Second West street. carly Sunday
The prompt arrival OF the lrc
apparatus prevented the damage 10 the
building from exceeding sl0.
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Strugnell. the Gunsmith.
High grade repairing. 429 So, Main.
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MRS. MARGARET PARTON,
WELL-kN0WN WOMAN. DEAD

Mrs. MarEare Parton. wife OF Francis
John Parton, night watchman Of the
Freed Furniture company, died at her
home. 1892 East Fourth South street.
Sunday OF general debility. Mrs. Parton
was born January q. lSi3. I'm England.
She had been a resident of Salt Lake
City for thirty years. she Is survived
by the husband. three daughters and TWO
sons. The funeral service will he held
Wednesday at . o clock AT tho family res
ldenco, Friends are invited to attend.
The burial will he in the City cemetery.
Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films to us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., III Main street. Ex-
elusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03

a priv ate safe may be rented in the
Gre and burglar.proof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company.
30 up Main street. $500 per year