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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
KING AND ROBERTS WILL
BE BUSY MEN THURSDAY

IF the weather is propitlous the Demo
Gratis or Salt Lake county are planning to
make Thursday the big day OF the Demo-
cratic campaign I'm Salt Lake county
During the day dozen open-air meet
ings Will be held in all parts OF tho coun-
iy outside of the city. and in the even
ing there will be rallies at Sandy and
Murray.
During the day Brigham H. Roberts
VIII speak at the meetings OF the west
side Of the county and Judge ". II
King Will speak at those OH the east
side, Mr.. Robcrts's itinerary has already
1T Sugar House at 1890 O'Clock Thurs
day morning; al the yard OF the Salt
Lake Pressed Brick company at noon.
NJ Ndrth's at 1:l6: HI Holiday at 2:3O:
NJ Union at $3.50. and at Draper at ;
O'Clock. In the cvening Judge King and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
City and Neighborhood

THE SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATION Will hold Il meeting at the
Commercial club this "Wednesday noon.
MAYOR BRANsFoRD Tuesday morn
ing approved all the matters passed upon
by the city council Monday night.
THE UTAH ASSOCIATION OF LIFE
UNDERWRITERS will meet at luncheon
at The Commercial club Saturday noon.
THE SALT LAKE chapter OF the
American Institute OF Banking VIII hold
Il meeting at the Commercial club Thurs
day night.
GUS S. HOLMES. proprietor OF the
Scmoh and Knutsford hotels, left for
southern California Monday on n bust
ness trip. He expects to return next
week.
ADAM DUNCAN. an attorney. will ad-
dress the Salt Lake Retail Merchant Is
association this evening at its meeting
In the Atlas block. Mr. Duncan's topic
Will be Attachment Laws
JOHN DoRIUS petitioncd the district
court Tuesday TO appoint T. G. Stayner
administrator OF the estate of Sumner G.
Smith. who died intestate here Septem-
Der 80. 1894. leaving realty valued then
at $500.
MRS. J.. c. LUTzBN has recovered
sufficiently TO be removed TO the home
OF her sister Mrs. r. 3. Shaw. 715 East
Eighth South street. She had recently
been operated on at the L. D. S. hos
pital by DR.. Cannon for appendicitis
She will leave shortly with her husband
and her sister for Paris.
MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH KIMBALL
celebrated their fortieth wedding ami
versary October, 30 with a family gath
erng at their residence, TT Seventh ave
nue.. They are the parents of thirteen
children, twelve OF whom arc living. and
with all their descendants the company
numbered about sixty, and a merry even
ing was passed by all.
ALAMEDA G.. WOLFE says In a com
plaint filed In the district court Tuesday
that Irwin ID. Wolfe, although he earns
$500 4 month as locomotive engineer
spends none OF II on her and she Is com
pelled TO work for a living With the
divorce. Mrs Wolfe wants s25 month
allmony and her maiden name Of CLYDE
back Iney were married here August
6. 1905.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Republican Speaking Dates.

The Republican state committee on
Tuesday announced the following addi-
tional dates for the speakers for the
close OF the campaign:
November Harvey Cuff at Levan,
Governor William Spry at Provo
November SC. NJ. Morris at Provo:
James H. Anderson at Layton; Willard
Done at Salem,
November 4-Georgc Sutherland, Will
liam Spry and Joseph Howell at Salt
Lake theatcr: Reed Smoot at Manti, w.
l.. Rydalch al Coalyillc
November 5-Willard Hanson at the
Highland Boy mine.
November Carl A Badger at Kamas:
Fred a. Maynard at Pennington
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
UTAH is RECOGNIZED AT
INSURANCE CONVENTION

Willard Done. state insurance commits
Bioner, Tuesday received a report OF the
national convention of insurance commits
sioners. Although Mr.. Done WAS unable
to attend the convention. his name was
Committee on credentials and the com
mittee on tho rates OF mortality and In
tcrest. The latter committee IS an i'm
life Insurance throughout the country,
and Mr. Done feels honorcd by the pres
ence of his name on that body
me othcers or thG oreanlzation: as
dent, Joseph Button. Virginia: vice presl-
dent, Theodore II, Mcdonald Connecti-
cut; secretary, Harry r. Cunningham.
Montana.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
REGISTRY AGENT
Is TOO JEALOUS
Otto kappeIe, Officiating at
Bingham, Likely to Face
Serious Charge.
ANY OLD WAY TO GET
in REPUBLICAN VOTES
Accusation Made That Names
We're Enrolled in Saloons
and Highways.

On information received at American
party Headquarters on Tuesday night, a
complaint will probably be issued for the
arrest OF Otto kappclc of Bingham, reg
istry agent for the Eighty second dis
trlct. in his zeal to sec the church Re-
pubicans win. kappelc. IL is said, ap-
parently laid aside all sense OF duty as
an election official and went out in tho
byways and highways to look for voters
and registered everyone who said he
would vote the Republican ticket,
According TO the information received
at American party headquarters, Kap-
pele was not at the place of registratio
all afternoon. Instead he was up town
In Bingham visiting various saloons, and
up in the hills among the miners. look
ing for Republican voters. Those who
appeared at The Office OF the registrati ton
agent were unable TO register because
they could not find the agent. Il is said.
During the forenoon only one person
appeared at kaDpeles registration place
TO have his name enrolled, This did not
Indicate a Republican, registration heavy
enough TO suit Kappclc, according to
10 look for Republicans. He went up
town In Bingham and In Dayls's saloon
registered eight men. He registered four
more at the Utah Copper mill. Then he
railroad grade and the Utah Copper
workings. and registered all who said
they would vote the church Republican
ticket,
AS Il result, Kappele's registration
shows practically solid Republican list.
However, Kappclcs methods were decid-
edly In violation or the law. II Is said,
and the energetic church Republican reg
lstratlon agent will probably find himself
facing n serious charge today. II the
charges made by the Americans at Bling
ham are substantiated. the vote Of the
entire district Will likely be dlsregarded
In the coming county election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02

County Treasurer John Grocsbecli' S
monthly report submitted Tuesday. shows
balance OH hand November l of S4l.-
1882, but ,ths Is merely a little jolly
on the part OF the county treasurer. for II
the outstanding warrants and oyerdra fits
as shown in the auditors office were
taken into consideration the report would
show an immense deficit for the county.
The receipts for the month Just ended
were SIS. $3.50 and the disbursements
slS562.S9. This. taking into account the
balance OF S3l 64S.5l October J. leaves the
balance of S4l,d73.92. distributed as fol-
lows
General expense fund, S27. 1880, tax
sale redemptions, s64910; county school,
s274i.iS, state Juror and witness fund.
s39l.70; bond interest. s7s75, poor fund.
S2373St
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
OrieutalS Make Merry,

There was much mirth and much drink
ing of rich Chinese wines In Plum alley
Monday night in honor of the naming of
Bowman c. Willie. the tiny son of Chin
Willie. Chinese interpreter for J. G. Hisc,
Inspector of immigration In Salt Lake
City. While the celebration was going
on among the Chinese In chinatown -
a neat little reception was in progress
at the home of MIR, and Mrs. Willie. $50
East Fourth South street. where many
called to pay their respects to the ia
ther and mother of Little Willie" who
Is only a month old. but who has already
occasioned much rejoicing among the
Oricntals OF the city because he has
Joined their ranks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
SECURED HANDCAR AIT
DANCE AND RODE TOl

On tho evoning of October y
man named Blair, with cs
attended Il dance at q little s.
OF Blackfoot on the Macssg .
After the dance they secured
taking IL without orders, so Il "
and started back TO Dlackfc7-
train came along and crashed
handcar. with the result that 81
was thrown from the car. bae1'
and died Tuesday. The maittr
Ing the fullest investigation al q
of the Oregon Short Lima mE1I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
RUNAWAY HORSE GOES
THROUGH BIG WINDOW

horse driven by George Fl. Hirsch-
vogel. 1919 South Fourth East street city
salesman for the Salt Lake Hardware
company. became frightened while being
driven over the torn pavement Mt Sec
ond West and Second South streets early
animal plunged through a large plate
glass window OF tho Richmond Machinery
company. at West Temple and Second
South streets, and was badly cut
Mr.. HjrschvoSel was thrown from the
rig and sustained cut on the head and
several slight bruises about the body.
The buggy was damaged to q considerable
extent. Palrolman Hinton caught the
horse after 1t had plunged through the
window and prevented further damage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
"The stars incline, but do n0I
HOROSCOPE Z
BY cosette'
Wednesday, November q y
The evil word, the hsrbo'ea AK y n \
On these doth Saturn look VIZ
llgu.

On this day Saturn Is IN o. ns
ton. snlictins many thlnss ,s-Ts S
favora bile planets so poTusss "a
behooves all men 10 nJ,I e',,rsu
avoid offense, scold and liz II
tie as possible and do noInsss -
mands conccalment or tnsv h
dound 10 their dlsadvantas'
public. ,rd rt
Writings must be done sn' srI
fully under these aspe','1 s.rs d
only after the writer is su and
express his Just sentiments NV uiI
distorted or Influenced by ss' ar
Avaricious people, GOSSIP. =, &
finding persons. those Nhv - iutt(
Interiors and people prone p.c,s ~
deceit are under eVii ssP' eifors
Speculative enterprises, iss,,rsle -
money without comfnelnsner tsld'
for value given, gaInol,unsec,s On
risks taken with dependen.Sc,s a
cbance n-e all under asp.J q
SciJ decidedly anlicting a''
producing. must Ne p
Extrayagant persons "
ly heedfuI. - "a undsr g
pices. but will demand -
dustrv in these signs ora o.
Marriages for money
omen ,,e sexcs ~
- bacomc bitter II porIni.,s.,sIl =
at all. Married persons nbIcs Q
avoiding all subjects oo yesins
disagreement, postpohn'e
persons prone to lnIIIsi l,I,h il ~
kind viii risk their he,5e ,5ese tss1'
TO their appetitcs in 'H
hours. IT, n womsh :
peciaIly in matters soclL q
artistic skill. educauon,;s ,s.rs sDa
ness meetings with o'"'
p'hi am Dersons concerned i. III sstsa.
trades that handle liquioS over
There is a good SIGN ID
day. .;-,b date uI
under n rule thut wsru,aIIy dur
else sei:-control cont'h'1 1
'WsIEgnn1n'Hib cbiIIren born today J. ,s w tss''
profit by learning not u
flattery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
MRS. SHEPARD WILL TALK
FOR STRAIGHT PROHIBITION

Mrs. Lulu I.ovcland Shepard. president
OF the Womau's Nom Partisan State
Wide Prohibition league, will deliver sew
eral addresses throughout the county
during the next few days. urging that
women OF the county vote the Demo :
cratic ticket in order TO securo state
wide prohibition for Utah. The itinerary
for Mrs. Shepard follows:
November big Cottonwood school
house.
November Fifteenth Ward Amuso-
mont hall at 2 and p. m; Sixteenth
Ward Amusement hall at $3.50 ., m and
al the Sixth Ward Amusement hall at
D. m.
November 4-Unity hall at D. m.
whitney hall and Seventeenth Ward
Amusement hall at s y. m.
November 5-At prohibition rally at
the Salt Lake theater at 2;30 D. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Cannot Local
THREE Walk
Widow, Her Daueh...
Son Said to Have n
State.
SECURITIES ARE Also !
SOUGHT, BUT yOT +
Mysterious Automobile i,
in Sudden DcDart.,.
Family and Wesla|

Following the departure -.
OF Clarence Walker, son ., ,s
vid F. Walker, and the seo,. ~
thea Walker, another cb,.
written on the affairs o, =" ~
which hos bccn in tho M
prominently OF late. Mr., W.
daughter, Mrs. Marsare, w,m's
and her son. Clarence waIb., |,
be found Tuesday cven,,.
thought that they have lcr, i.
The family had been III, -
short time at the rcsido,".
friends, but upon inquiry :, I.
Tuesday evening /, gas f0..
had left there Monday nfic,nSe iy,ue Y
not returned. and no f,,.u
their movements could no s,s'
That Is to say, after no a,,
served Mrs. Walker and M
with the copy OF tho conr,
of Monday. whereby d. ? nm ~,
Was named as adminIstztn-W Wy
that In" two women and Is, y
were about TO leave tho o,.,l"
curities estimated 10 bo aw ~
from $4,000 TO SIS, 900. all ira.
has been lost. The sheriff -
to serve Clarence Walker u,,s
papers and II is now alleesd ~.
the securities and left tbo ~,
automobile. '"'
An automobile was hurrle6,v !.
Oakland, Cal. Via The Orecon :
and Southern Pacific, Tussdsy,
about which there WAY scr.
at the freight station. and ,st.
may not have some bearing IN
ter. :"
Young Walker. Il is al,szsa
the garage where the fam,lv h.
is kept, and removed the mo,se
day night. and on Monday nIr,
turned with the car 10 rst
ply OF gasoline. II Is aJso az.
he. at this time, attemptad ,
a new number for the car, xH
not be accomplished,
1t is furthermore claimed n
o clock Monday night hc start,
attle, and as neither his moths,
Ter can he found in this civ
sumcd That they all went ,ogt,'
IL was a hurried and spontsneo
ment Is certain, as they had nsf
| TO leave.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
HAS THREE JOBS
AND ALL IN ONE
Deputy Sheriff, Road Super
visor and Poll Tax Collector
in Bingham.
GIVEN CONTINGENT FUND
BY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
This Fund Was Turned Over to
Triple Official; No Ac-
counting Yet.

The county commissioners have a
loint arrangement with ono Lafayette
Chichester to represent the sheriff g Of
flee IN Bingham part of the time 10
act as road supervisor part of the time,
and to collect poll tax all oG the Tine.
This is the same Chidcster who. WhIle
acting as deputy sheriff III Little Ans
tria, was shot and wounded an Tor
which the state legislature Of 1907 ap-
nropriated tho sum of $4,000 as IN hon
orarium for his wounds,
No Accounting Made.
Under date of MAY 20, 1910, the
hoard OF county commissioners appro-
priatcd the sum OF two huudred dollars
nayable TO LAFAYETTE Chidcstcr, trus
Tee as contingent fund to be used
for the purpose of rcfunding poll tax
collected by salt Lake county TO per
sons having paid the same IN other
counties or states, or are exempt lroHt
payment of same. This warrant pears
the approval of all three of the county
commissioners, is audited by the county
auditor and sworn to IN due form pc
fore the notary public, Pay menI was
made under warrant number 21690 May
| 26, 1910. To date Lafayette Chides-
ter has failed to mako any accounting
for this money. Are the business
methods of the board Of county commits
! sloners lax?
Why Such Contingent Fund.
| WHY the necessity Of such contln'
! gent fund has been explained In q
way which reflects upon the methods OF
the county In its collection of the poll
tax. il appears that Chidcster has an
arrangement with the mining companies
Of Bingham whereby, without sanction
of their employees, they deduct the
| amount of the poll tax every once IN
"A while. pny the same over to some
body, and If the man can show prtoI
collection by receipt, then may Chdes
ter refund the same out of tins ICON
tingent fund.- of which he rs the trns
tee, but go far, like the prophet, seer
and revelator, makes no accounting
| Why?
Needs Explaining.
Another matter that Mr.. Chldesse1
may properly explain ls his signature
of the name of James Burns upon the
paw rolls of the roads and bridges II
September whereby Burns is certified tt
have toiled twcnty-scveu days at two
dollars n day, amounting TO S91
There is no authority attached TO tht
nav roll authorizing this signature, apt
it is always dangerous, always tempt
ing. when the foreman who makes on
and ccrtifies to the employment of labor
ers signs the receipt for the moneys
| Burns may have got the money. bu
his signature is per l., Chidcstor ant
there is no chance TO check his sigma
turc on the warrant against the same
on the pay roll.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
NEW OFFER TO INSTALL
GARBAGE INCINERAT0R

IT is likely that the proposition for the
city 20 build an incinerating garbage sta
tion will he revived by the OFFER OF the
c. M. Wooster company of San Fran
cisco. contained In a letter received by
the city health board Tuesday, to install
such plant for $50 900. the city to pay
the company royalty OF 17h cents a
ton On the garbage taken care of at the
plant.
The company guarantees that there
will be no smoke or fumes. and says that
all the refuse Is converted into a gas
that may be used for fuel. In addition.
there are several chemical by-products
extracted that are more or less valuable,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Assessor Gabbott Alone RespOn-
sible for Increased Cost to
Property Owners.
CITY'S ADMINISTRATION
DOES NOT FIN ASSESSMENT
American Party Officials in Of
flee Have Nothing to DO
With Valuations.

The hue and CRY made by the church
Republicans that the taxes have been
raised 10 the high point by the Ameri-
can administration in Salt Lake is act
ing Hike boomerang and returning 10 the
crowd that makes the false statements.
The reason why taxes are so much
higher in Salt Lake City this year Ia
due almost entirely 10 County Assessor
Amos S, Gabbolt. who is q candidate on
the church Republican ticket for rc-clec-
ton.
The city docs not assess tic property
in tho city; that Is done by the county
assessor. and the city is powericss This
year Assessor Gabbott raised The assess
mcnt In Sail Lake City beyond nll rca-
son I'm many cases.
TO show how this WAS done. here is a
CT Sc IN point: Lizzie \, Smith lives at
S6i East Eighth South. She OWNS
four-room brick house situated on this
lot Here is the way the assessment was
made N and 1910
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Two Theater Rallies.

The last big meeting which tho Re-
publlcans will hold In Salt Lake county
during the present campaign will be at
the Salt Lake theHter on Friday night.
when Governor William Spry. Senator
George Sutherland and CONGRESSMAN Jo-
seph Howell Will speak
This will be followed on Saturday
night by the closing rally Of the Demo-
cratic campaign, which will also be held
In the Salt Lake theater. Brigham II
Roberts VIII be the speaker al the Demo-
cratic rally.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
ADDRESSES SCANDINAvIANs
AT MURRAY OPERA HOUSE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
MURRAY. Nov. IAN interesting DEM
ocratic rally was held here tonight by
the Scandinavians OF Murray and vi
cinity. The Murray opera house was
used for the occasion and il was a ca
pacity audience. Oscar Peterson the
chairman. was the first speaker. Coun-
Gilman +. S, Fernstrom of Salt Lake also
spoke chiefly on prohibition. Mr. Fern
strom predicted that the Democratic
ticket would win In the state and county
next Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Two Women's Rallies,

: The Ladies' Auxiliary of The
: American purity will hold two rous
. ing rallies this wceks One Will bc
|. this wednesday, evening ar
: the home Of Mrs. j. II
!. Witbeck. 51G East Eleventh South
= street. AT this meeting j. y,
: Darmer and George NJ. sullivan will
: be the speakers.
: Another rally will be held at the
: home OF Mrs. a. j. Cha ron. Els Eost
!. Seventh South street, on Friday
: evening. November &, At this meet
: ing. Allen T. Sanford and p, J.
: Daily will speak.
: AT both rallies an excellent mu-
, sIcal programme Will be given and
!. refreshments served. Mrs. w. II
: Wilkinson. president OF the Ladies'
|. auxiliary. Will preside.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Democratic RaIIy.

W; n. r.. Shepherd presided at an en-
thusiasuc Democratic rally which was
held at his residence. 174 A street, Tues
day evening, Prof. Joseph T.. Merrill and
j. +. Tohin, who were the principal
speakers, kept large crowd interested
Tor over two hours George B. Piper fur
nshed some excellent music
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
From Natural Causes,

That Mae O. TAYLOR, who died under
mysterious circumstances at the Holy
Cross hospital on October 2G. came to
her death from natural causes. was the
verdict OF the coroners jury which in
vestigatcd the case and reported TO Cor
afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
One Way to Get Votes,

The American party workers claim TO
have positive proof that in one district
of the city names Of persons who never
appeared at the registration office were
placed on the books by the Church Re
publican registrar. Ii Is understood that
the parties responsible for this juggling
of names will be placed under arrest
az soon as the investigation is completed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
SAMPLE VOTING MACHINES

: Voting machines have been
I. placed in the business Office of
+ The Tribune and the Telegram
! and in r. Auerbach & Bro. and
! the heith-O 'Brien company
! stores A demonstration is in,
! charge at each. lad voters are
= urged. TO examine the machines
: and become familiar with their
!. workings, so that they may vote
!: properly and promptly Novem-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Says Claims Are Settled

The Utah Light e. Railway company
has filed an answer in the district court
To The suits OF Mrs. Ann Brown and Jo-
scph ID. and Mary NJ. Wntlc TO recover
damages for personal injuries sustained
in the West First South street car accI-
the injured persons all have accepted
payment for their Injuries. and that it
holds their written release for further
claims, The street car company saws
that IL has paid the Wintles S75 anIcce
and Mrs. Brown S25
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02

In 1899, under Church Republican
rule in Salt Lake City, public improve
ments made amounted to but S5, ,i9s, 80,
In 1909, just ten years later, the
amount expended for public Improve.
ments by the Americans was ST ,24O,-
1928.
Do you want the mossbacks to rule
or the progressiyeS?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Husband Accused Of De-.

Bertha McLare charges Nan
liam McLane with deserion ~
airy 2s. 1909. in a. divorce COMP
in the district court Tuesday
mands the custody Of tho one Z
her maiden name OF Howes- y
was married at Tucson. Ark "
20, 1907.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Wife Charges Non-Support.

Stella Yates wants a divorce from vir-
gil Yates. but says In an affidavit of I'M
pecuniosity accompanying her complaint
fled in the district court Tuesday that
she isn't able To pay for IL Non support
Is the charge against Yates. The couple
were married here November 2S 1906
and have two children, IS months and
years old, respectively. whose custody.
with reasonable alImony, Mrs, Yates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
KEARNS BUILDING

The Finest ONCE 3uilding Esty.
cago AMI San Franc!sa
Arrange now for Office spAek
The building will be rcady 4
cupancy January !, 1911.
Light, heat, hot and cold Vt
Impressed air and vault in sya<
Apply to ]. Z. McGiry,
Room 307 Herald Buldiu
phone 1860.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Must Post Lists.

Lists of nominations are being mailed
by the county clerks office and the regis
tration agents are warned to be sire
to post these lists today. the last day rn
der the law In which they may be
posted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-02
Food Commissioner Renorts

city Food Commissioner Walter +
Fraziers office made Gal inspections in
the month just ended. condemned 1920
cution for violation OF the city's food
ordinances. This is shown In his monthly
report. submitted Tuesday.