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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08

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3 tmnr5en babea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
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Tag. Die seitdiii9fsu tIelnen Guuaer.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
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3n bsm 8niebaaipiel am Snmitaa
3piiten 60 Groiie uuo Superior fam
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SpisIer ton SuTeriUr ibren 3u9 nitt
psrpaBtsn, Gm SOnntns uno Muntos.
ais So @roiis nit @iuOnn ipieIfs, per.
loren unisre Spieler ale Spisls, mo.
ourh unisr Team tuieosr nui eius untere
Stufe berabianf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
SridliCucn nidlt.

Sprln1llcI0, &u. Z ,EltIi
Senator &roocrid BON Chicago
uno 9Ib9cor0ncter &. 2. Glorf pon
@ouoalIo. Scr NeitehuIg auQetlagt,
eri6ieuclt am N}itmoA Hid1t nm oie
pon ihueu pcrlaugtc @ilrQlhuit 3u
itCuen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
Gine Ga Stolfer Shraerin CT

lsibet slnen llnina in Berlin. Trou
Mous, iruber 6rl. Serth a
3 d tnteen uOn bier, bic ben Som
msr in europa 8ubriu9i, bate oos
Wolbeur iih in Berlin ourb einen nm.
9iltIiden Jal eiH 8siH gu brsteu, uno
uuB nun eini9e @odeH aui benz aran.
tenlager 5ubrlngen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
Gcitrnitc llnn11i;infcit.
llcln 2lnrf. Z Xiii

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|cter Snlitb. Elm 9crbtr in 9}eu.
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Inn ciren Go0ar bintertinonoer II
S6ndpic. (5cra0c ais er Der aapon.
nenen Solar cinitedci .oolIt5 itijr}te
er 81 go0cu un0 itarb furj 0araui
i'm NoipltQi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
6hicnnucr nni Der Meiic ocitprbcn.
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Ghicl1o 1T ali Scr 6eimreiie non
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&a5I.a lcitor5ea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
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Ddlpautce @ia4 I Sui.
GS habcn lid }iuci mcitere Soocs.
fGae iuioIle Ser biciigen &ierte suit
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
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Ser 9(cacr, nelhcr oen u. j.
2Sobniou IN @corgctomn eridoiien
Bat, muroe i'm aanpic nit Ser ibn
periolgenocn @oiie 9IcihiaQS 8cto0.
tet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
Sic NorpOrntiOnsitcnrrn.

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9}ah Sen IcttIn aw'fideu 3aAnn
i'm @unO,5idatanlt mo al &orpo.
ratiou>itcuern oircft. uidlt BEL ocn
Observation-Disclosures 21714.'
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08

Zie bteiige SuOpffabrif nnhm
an Gienstng ben Bstrieb misber aui,
uatosm ale Waihinsn pdbrsno Der
lssten sluei g9Ohen rsuopjrt moroeu
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riutenbent enaoairt wOrosn, pdbreuo
or. Spbn 0i. @rams bic Gpniurarbei.
ten beaufiittist.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
Wfrni6 OOfr Seitie ?

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Der SIurOra Bolts
irsuno":
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ger, hni alio aeiieat,
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tlnssn. oeuu ojsier
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hunmiithi9 prr0u,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
GbicnQucr crtrnnfcn.

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@eim @ooen i'm NtidliQon See
naGe SiIptr 9end) lit an 2ieHsta5
9eniantin Wfcnoel2iobn pon Chicago
ertrlnteH
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08

t#- gSer GieIocr Su mdBi9tu 3iuieu let
ben mod)tf. elueu uerldBIi6en Matb0eber iur
Techs Hno Shortages braudjt. pbcr Gelo
oui cute Sjherbelt auslcihen wiu. meu5e
ND an v. 3. Nidii d. nbcr oem &c;dien
{ dub Geidnit an 4enrl Ctr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08

~ GusBsbruu9, ibrs Der
bituae unb 6etluus cine Speetulitdt il
9ousus meoijtniidem &unoor5ts9r
Ftitut, 50 Grofs, 8is. 4i2W1l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
tTtindlis ,s.GGiita

t&- Yer bette Rutiheu uno Gjtpdds
moQeuolcnii III ocr Stabt wtro ,(bneu BON
Der @GtCpau GItp 3ronefer Go.
Qcllticrt. 4huues 179.
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Gin nHrrirralihrr SHbtrill=
lOlia=Scri6t.

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aat ietneu 8sriti
IIber GubertuIoIis,
iutdHoe IN 9n Groiis
bier besnoet uno Der
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9ebeu (Sr Uebaup.
tet oaB qa Grolis Su
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Der S5pibe ouer lrD'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08

81 limb uOn oisiem 3ns.iampf aud
" nnoelbilber gemabt worbeu
unb wenn in unierer nch 10 lhDnsn
uno orosntIifsn Statt mirtlih ter
noulilnoige" Wenih I'M Rs9imsnte iibi,
10 iollte orh ebsniOmsnl9 ME etn ioI.
der Snmpi eine 8uritsIunq NIT iol6su
Bilosru fattiiHbsn, mas I'm Sntsrsiie
unisrsr 3uesub orinssno 3u uluiteu
mare.
EnB Der Qusioa bes alopfittter.
Eusas in &sno cine 70 srblasrts Stim.
muug Jwiitsn StmorBsn unb @sibsn
in uslsu {bsilsn bss qauoss auslbisu
ionnis, NOR undusblsibIlt unb 1T eiu
bsonusrIibss 3sidsn iisiiianoiesr Giui'
liiniion.
Rad Der Gnitt Babrsitsr gsuts,
wsIds 5tuur tsius .Spots" iiub, obsr
rmio msbr 9Siunbsn ReuitenUsritdno
bsiissn. bate Der 1rsisiampi gu Rsno
ben sriolsrsiditsn uno UdHinsnsnsrs
tbsitsu Ssrlnuf ssuommsu. msuu ihon
in Der sriisn Runos Der ituorBs unO
Der wsiBe Rauibolo fit ssgenisiiis
4 obtss 6lo9en hatisn.
Eob ois SpOris an 5siiriss itn:tts
Sslo rstIorsu babsH, TT l5nsu Uon ger.
sen 81 g6nusn. uno eaB 3siiries Elm
ssbrotsusr Wnun isin ioQ bat sr sbsn.
iaas rsltIih uerbisnf, tsnu II bat iia
ourt 8slosisr onju usrlsltsn laiisn f3
NIT sinem untsr tom itsbsuosn Gsensr
gu msiisn, bsiisn iid jsosr ielbfbspuBis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08

t%- Sr. 3. u. g. &roofteGo
Spr5lal &r5t iur Augc. Chr gioic uno
9fhIe. 2Inponcu uno YleierH oOn 2tuqcu.
8lolcrn. Barron 6eb0uoe, Ode 5. mo
glan Str06e
tT Is. 2. Nutcn. @erderuuas.
Naent Nuralhalts' ober Siherbeits.8onos
BPS &e0rI StraBe.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
WINE GETS BRICE
A BED IN CITY JAIL
After Quehching His Thirst. Hubby
Scatters His Meal Over
the Ceiling.

Because he looked upon the wine
when 70 was red. Thomas Ericc. 42c
Grant avenue. deemed 81 right and
proper To- complete the celebration by
beating his wife, ana scattering the
evening meal over the ceiling, at 5
o'clock last evening. The sending OF
hurry call 20 police headquarters
was the only thing SERVING to- divert
his attention from his wife 20 a six
ycar-oid son.
Erice returned home shortly after Z
o'clock last evening. with what once
was a. quart OF wine. hut which had
dwiudlea down 90 about a gill lie
immediately began Co abuse the fam
ily and. going to the kitchen. where
Che evening meal was being prepared.
-ua fchsd tho boiling pots and kettles
from The stove. and with "a few wei
directed kicks scattered their contents
over the rrilinE.
After eiviuE vent to his wrath on
tho supper. nr commenced 20 beat his
wife. Then the 7iN-Noar-oid boy ran
Go nDiEhhor to telephone for the po-
lice. Brio, started after his son and
was Just returning home with the bare
footed hoy when HgIrsIuau E. TT. Hen
frio's-su arrived n the police auto
Ertra was taken tp tne city jail AND
locked mp ON 90 charge 81 disturbing the
peace.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
CHANGES ARE FEW IN
COUNTY PERSONNEL
New Men Will Take Charge Of Only
Two Offices on
January 1.

Especial to- The Herald EepublicanD
Provo. Dec. 26.-Tbe principals or the
county offices the coming year viii re-
main as now. except i'm tine assessors
office and the troaSurer's office. In
the former. Hyrum r. Christensen. at
present deputy county clerk. succeeds
=. D. Beck. and in the latter. Edward
r. Palfrcyman. the present deputy. be
comes the principal.
The personnel OF each office viii. so
FAR as can De asccrtsined, be as fol-
lows.
county clerks office-NIark =.
kartschncr. jr-. county clerk. Robert
McOmie OF Lehi and Miss Margaret
Bean Of Provo. deputy clerks.
Sheriff offico-George r. Judd. eher-
III. Alma g. Hales and Felix Bach
man. deputies.
Recorder officc-E u. Thorue. re-
corder. :. r.. Chapman. Nellie Jones and
Anna Selek. deputies
Treasurer's Office Edward IT.. Pal
freyman, treasurer. Mont Johnson, dep
uty.
Assessor office-Hyrun r. Chris
Jensen, assessor; Don W.. Conover. dep
uty.
Surveyors offfco-Frank Vent. sur
veyor; James r. MOffet. deputy.
on the board Of county comm IeeionerS
James "a. Gardner Of Lehi will sue
coed John .. Walker Of Pleasant
Grove.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
COMMISSIONERS NAME
JURY LIST FOR 1911
Veniremen Selected From Various
Sections Of Fifth Judicial
District.

ST George. Dec. 2s-Iurv Commits
si0uers George +. Whitehead and James
r. Bracken have completed the list OF
names for jurors fot the Fifth Judicial
district Of Washington county for 1911.
Tile list follows
Rowsch. Isaac H. LanEtou. Rockville
Daniel Hirschi. Oscar McAiU. Hyrum
Dalton. Frank Petty. WhCeler-David
Ballard. Charles 8. Jones. virgin
James JensOu. George ISum. John A..
Humpbrics. Wiuiam Wright Toquer-
ville-John Batty. David ~pilshurN,
Harry = Jackson. Joseph II. NaeEIc.
Riley G.. savage, Andrew oresers't-
Ia NirEin-Jonn A. Judd. William y
Hardy. Morris Wilson. ir Hurricane
IRA Bradshaw. Frank Barber. Emanuel
y. StauSworth. Jacob L Wor kma n
James ". Inlay, Thomas lsom. John n.
Hinton. LeedH-ponald Fuller. David
MCMullen. Hrrum Lc1ucv. Washing
tOu-Audrcw TT. Larson. Randolph An
drus. Lewis ". Bastian. Thomas Cald-
well John Nelson. John y Iobler.
Thomas Biayard, William Turn baug1.
George Prince Santa Clara-Erneet
Hafcu. John \. Stuti. john Euce, Albert
Graf. Jacob I. Lamb. Guulock-iarrE
~. Bowler. Josiah I.cavitt. New Har-
m0uv-Lemucl A. Pace. Francis Prince,
GoudliD SChmutZ. Pine Nallcy-HarrN
j. Burgess. Ge"rEe a Hot ran x
kucll. Hyrum ID. Gardner. Peter snow
Enterprise Elias Hunt. Luther Terry.
James Cranfield. James Holt. Arthur
Garfield Ceutrai-Arthur Bracken.
Peter r. Erackcu- Piuto-John TT. Har-
riron. James Plat. 81. Gcor-e-E -.
McQuarrie. George ". Rogers. " lillian
r. Perkins. Charles Andrus. William -.
Eontly. ir-. Frank Cannon. Albert ID.
Fawceft william Gardner. brigham
Jarvis John +. Liudir. Robert L. Nc
Farlinc. Miner IT. Frisbcy. NJ NJ SNOW.
ir. Moses w. Audrus. T.. J. B. Christicu.
Charles Empcy. Charles II. Foster. ia b.
vid Hatch. Joseph T. Akin. william u.
Baker. Thomas T. Gotham. Albert G.
Torcmaster. Melvin VI. Harmon. Jacob
VI. I.auritzau. A1eV. +. Milne. Edward
n. Macarthur. Ncilg SandberE. Willard
u. Algcr. Ahram W. Burgess. Benjamin
r. Coates. fr Thomas m. Gardner, Isaac
Hunt. ir. william -. Miles. James Pee
troll. Ephraim !. Webb. NCphl Is. Faw-
raff
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
IMPURE MILK IN
OGDEN DIARIES
Vigorous Crusade Against In
sanitary Conditions Will
Start Today.
OF THE HERALD-REPUBLIt
Csp.-ial - me Herald -RepublIrsn.)


ogden. Dec ga vigorous crusade
Tor pure milk win BE- launched ia OE-
DEN tomorrow morning. when W.. h..
Cruds. an expert food inspector from
ST. Louis. VIII begin hiH duties as spe-
c.af milk Inspector
Numerous complaints EIVu been re-
rrfvcd hv the guthuritfrs or the cts
rr' ativr 20 the unCiraufv coalition Of
r.rur dsirics iu weber county. and so
f'ETrnut have some OF the offrnere ap-
ulrrnfIv become chat campaign has
been Instituted to better tho condition
generally
the Iusnnitary condition or some Of
the local diaries and the careless man
urr iu which the supply ie pat ON the
market rs startling. according 20 nu-
nervous reports. ErdlrucufurY deposits
or dirt. sand. sawiuet and other OBJ
frrfiouIbfe fureiEu egustT noes have
become aIarutiurLy prevalent in milk
distributed afurE some UI the rriu-
cIuaf routes o. tnr city and pl1veiclans
state that ff a. probable that consider
able sickness has been directly caused
D. impure milk.
Al ro-re 81 fh@ diaries the milk
hands are reported fo Dc ON exception
aIIv familiar terms with the water bye
Craufe. but FOR purposes other than
strictly aHuita-I- Cows are allowed 20
wrfIov iu ffIl. mudFoIrs and barn
yards. and are then MIXED with little
n ar- attention paid to aanftation.
MHhu1ffr are said Co be frequently
washed IN Watering trUughE where dis
ease from horses may easily DO trans
rrIffrH. and various other complaints
are lodge against certain ones of the
milk -nrddfirE fraternity.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
CRUSHED TO DEATH
BETWEEN TWO CARS
Expert Electrician Dies Fol-
lowing Injuries Received in
Mascot Tunnel.
Special to The herald -RepubIican)


Bingham. Dec. 26.-Crushgl in coll
lision between motor car - the BiuE-
ham Central railway and tho rear end
OF an empty orc train iu tho Mascot
tunnel. this morning. Isaac oliver. an
expert electrician. died this gfteru Don
at his home iu Lark.
Oliver sustained broken back,
fractured les and was so badly crUs
Internally that ne died without regain
Ing consciousness and the exact man
ucr in which the accident occurred is
not known. as DE was the only one on
the motor car when the collision took
place.
oliver was an ~Npert motor repairer.
but Yesterday undertook 60 operate "a
motor through the tunnel. An empty
orc train was moving ahead 81 him
and either the train came so q COM
plctc stop or slowed down TO such an
extent that the motor overlook ir.
The front of the motor crashed un-
der che dravgbead or the rear car Of
the ore train and oliver was pinned
between the two cars.
when found by morhcrs ~ tho train
crew oliver was unconscious ana
pinned beneath "a mass Of wrsCkage.
The injured man was removed as soon
as possible and hurried 20 his nome
in Lark where physicians attended
him
Tho accident occurred about ~ O.
m. and about $50 %. m. the Victim died.
without recovering conecioueucsS- We
leaves wife and three children. De
sides a brother and numerous Olhci
relatives I'm salt Lake and Draper lm-
mediate members OF his family were
notified and arrived AZ Lark late fnis
afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
Household Economy
How to Hsve the Rest Cough
SyruP srd Save ~. by
Making IL Mt Homo.


Cough medicines, - a rule. contain n
large quantity OF plain syrup. IL you
take ono pint OF graduated sugar. add
= pint OF warm water and stir about
: minutes. you have as good syrup as
money could buy.
II you viii then put 2is ounces OF
PiueN go cents WORTH in pint bottle.
and Ill IL up with the Sugar Syrup, you
will have as much cough syrup as you
could buy. ready made for S2.50- It
keeps perfectly
And you will find it the best cough
syrup you ever uscd-even in whoopfnE
cough. You can feel it take hold-usu-
ally stops the most severe cough In "a
hours II Is just laxative enough. has a
good tonic effect and taste e. pleasant
Take a teaspoonful every one. two or
three hours.
II is a splendid remedy. too. for
lOarsenesS, asthma. chest pains. etc.
PineE II the most valuable Cuncen-
trated compound OF Norway white Pine
extract rich in guiaicol and all the
healing pine elements. No other prepa-
ration will work in this formula.
This recipe for making cough remedy
with Pinex and Sugar Syrup is now
used and prized in thousands OF homes
in the United States and Canada. Tho
plan has often been inflated but never
successfully.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded goes with
this recipe Your druggist has Piner.
OF will get II FOR YOU. II not. send to
The Pinex Co. TT. Wayne. Ind.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
CELEBRATION IS HELD
Members Of First Danish Lutheran
Church sunday school Have Old
Fashioned Christmas Celebration.

& Christmas tree and a luncheon
was held by the First Danish Lutheran
church sunday school last evening in
the church hail. Fist avenue and r.
street.
while the Christmas tree was bcina
lighted the children Joined hands and
danced around the tree singing Christ
mas carols according 90 the old Danish
custom.
Rev. 4. Jensen made a short address
90 the children. and members OF the
Sunday school gave rccitations and
sang songs. Miss FalkenborE. Mrs.
Mark and Miss Madsen each rendered
a solo.
After the musical program was over
tho children OF the Sunday school were
each given present while their elders
were being served luncheon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
BUILDING WORK
SHOWS PROGRESS
Recent FroStS Do Not Interfere
With Construction of
Various EdifiCeS.
lspecIsI ~ me IIera1d-Republican)


ogden. Dec. 25-Aitrourh the frost
%. the past Few DAYS has iuterrcrcd
somewhat with ex~avstInE and ce-
-nent work about the city. the work
Or construction goes steadily on. espcc-
tally on Hudson avenue where NUM-
Der or buildings arc f0 course or cree
tior or contemplated Tor the immedi-
ate future.
Despite the holiday. cycavstinE was
begun today ON the site or the pro
posed fhroo-stOrr structure or Howell
& sons. and 10 ls the Intention OF the
contractors Co have this large building
comp rtcd hy early spring
The work OF laying tho cement fouu-
dalton for the Commercial National
Bank company new structure on
Grant avenue was begun today. and
toutrIrtor ONoil announced that as
soon as tho Job was completed his mon
would be put 90 work on The new we
Der club house ON TWEEN fv-f0u~fn
street. the oNcavatiuE for which has
been completed.
Tho big hotel building. erected by
George Nattsou at Lincoln avenue and
Twrnfv-fiffr street. has been entirely
enclosed. the lower floor having been
boarded securely against possible snow
storms. to allow tH@ rapid completion
OF the Interior
Carpenter are actively engaged iu
I'm hing the Interior OF the new Pcerv
block af Hudson avenue and Twenty
fifth street. and the same viii soon be
enclosed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
ROSS AGAIN IN Tolls
italian Hartrader Arrested This Time
~ Fugitive FROM
Justice.
Especial to The Herald -Eeyubrr-n)

Especial fo The herald Republican,
ogden. Dec 1f.-Ilarvor Ross. the
italian barteudrr. who was involved iu
trouble two months nEo in this city.
hrf was given his liberty through tech
rIr1litire. iE again Iu the t0iIs-fris
time ge fugitive from Justice. Tie
rsaa arrested today on Information re-
CnIvri from ToCn feIIO 90 tho effect that
hr was wanted Iu that city ON charges
of forgery The arrest was made br
Detective Robert Burk and Patrolmsu
Herbert Peterson.
About two months ago Ross became
involved In "a quarrel with 81 street cav
cunlovr here. and DO fr said pulled o.
run on The latter with murdorou1 iu-
tent tie was arrested. but wa~ later
released on tcchricTIities in the COM
b .aint. Hc viii De- arrai-ncd tomorrow
iu police court
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
PEOPLE ASKED TO
INVEST IN BONDS
Promoters of Utah & Grand
Canyon Railroad After
100000 Expenditure.
Especial 20 The HeraId-RepublicanD

81. George. Dec. 26.-Tnrou-h the
Commercial club Of Washington Couu-
fN. promoters Of the Utah e. Grand
Canyon railroad are cudcavoriug Co m
duCe the people Of Washington county
10 Invest in bonds Of the railroad com
pany 60 the amount OF 100000.
The proposition has been placed be
fore the Commercial club by Victor
r. Huntzickcr. Of the railroad CompanS.
and Do viii be taken uD with the pco-
pie or tho county by the club.
The bonds are To- bear interest a
Tire rate OF . per cent. Tho CONNER
Ci1l club has already agreed tU give
free right OF way over an priva f'
grounds I'm this county and To- furnish
sites for all depots and stations n"ccs-
sg rv for the road
on account OF the Importance of IN"
ROAD tp 81. George and .tIi- section OF
the country. &c is uudcrs TODD hero that
the bond proposal viii be accepted by
the people OF the county.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
WELL KNOWN RESIDENT
OF PARK CITY IS DEAD
LsrecIaI b - IeraId -RepubIIeanl

Park city. Dec. oG.-Mrs. Mary An
ell johnson. who had been q resident
or this city for the past tEirty-five
years. died at her home. last evening.
Complication OF diseases with which
she has been ailinE for the past few
OF her death.
Mrs. johnson was born in Sweden in
the year of 1854. and moved TO this
state when but child. She is sur
vived only by her husband Funeral
services will be held Thursday after
noon. at o'clock. at the T.. y. s. church
or this city. and interwent viii take
place at GlenwoOd cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-27
ALLEGED WHITE SLAYER
is PLACED UNDER BONDS

william SieEe'. who was arrested 10y
tho police sunday night az tho instance
Of tno United states marSnaIs office,
ON charge Uf importing "a woma u
from Denver Tor immoral purposes, was
lrr1iEucI before United states Com
missioner Baldwin yesterday and
placed under bonds In the sum OF
$1,000.
Ills preliminary hearing was set FOR
"Wednesday 90 40 a. m. and iu default
Of I1I the prisoner was sent TO the
county Jail fpr detention.