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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Biscuit Mining company. Ioca ton
of principal place of business, Salt Lake
City
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of
assessment No. J. levied on the 18th day
OF November 1909. the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows;
Biscuit Mining company. 53S, ,333 shares
And. in accordance with law and an
order OF the board of directors, made
on tho 18TH day of November 1909 so
many shares OF each parcel ot such stock
as may he necessary VIII be sold at the
office OF tho company. 52S Atlas block,
Salt Lake City, Utah on the 9th day Of
January 1910. at 12 o'clock, noon OF said
day. TO pay delinquent assessment there
on. together with the cost of adyertis-
ing and expense Of sale
NJ B. WALKER, Secretary
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EUREKA HILL MINING COMPANY
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting OF The Stockholders
OF the Eureka Hid Mining company for
the election OF officers and the transact
ton OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting will
pe held AT The company's office in the
First south street, in Salt Lake civ,
! iah, on Tuesday. February Is 1910. at
=; =; clock noon. GEO. w. RITTER
NlOl' SnHrnf Tn,
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TIE I.IiWIs
Third Floor -


MS a vcly cMoSEy sasY cIIATrx|
TO- ,'' -! 30 .h'nlI money. b,,cr b,,crr 70
~ : Nc ms, n@He money. II ~, ~. L Z
sn,JdsS ,LsS to coin the sa;kes
Yoi, a., o'' u 10 tliem after vo, "i 4
Iolocn , ,, coins NC can llnc III or
m - III, y ,n 'To o. Three ar nan
.niskln& ni.,& barguins that o. The
YIN ns for over = lIayc
Lowe Co" Judge Bldey year,
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\ IIEY In,c -

ss ElN Low RENT !.
o. 80 per month Dor . 80. I
10 ia. room elegantly furUIs,, MIN 4 \
location. Is abont ,,,.hislicd|
ever : ,.' heard quoted in m dloNe|
io"n, Clears $a01 na anooinln
nc nG turned for $1,000 ~, mo-
Inc Lc"is-LoTc 90, .,oaan an
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g. \ SMALL. ONE rop|
- rooms. modern. cIosois
20. 20. renting for Sl5 mo-
room tal!cn; 5400 win pyr o q
The Lewis-Lowc Co. jnSes. 1,Se
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Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security G. Trust Co. 80 Up.
Main. We own our own records.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

T.. V Carlson. Gl7 West Fourth North.
boy.
J. J.. Ensign. 3a0 Eighth avenue. girl
II. W. Fierce, ST. Marks hosuiial. boy,
G. c. Mcintyre, 81. Marks hospital,
bOp
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. . 4 CozY NEsr|
6 rooms ON Fourth So
nishcd; furnace heat: 90
supporting home for oni,.
Lcwis-Lowc Co. Judge Bldu
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4 private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglaT.proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company,
50 Up. Main street. $500 per year.
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AZ n meeting OF the board OF directors
OF The Biscuit Mining company. held nj
their office No. o2S Atlas block. Sajt
Lake City, Utah. on the 21st day OF ian
was postponed until Friday the lth daT
OF February 1910. at 10 clock a m
NJ q. WALKER. Secretary,
d29S2
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y CASH GRocr,
ON Stale ST.. doing i' az
rent $40. and netting The s ~
month, Offers like ii,is art'
OF. $500 takes II. owrs
quickly The Lewis-Iaus
Bldg, o"e
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At meeting of the board OF directors
of The Biscuit Mining company. held nj
lhcir office, No. 52S Atlas block SaIt
Lake. city. Utah. on the 9Th day az
January, 1910, tho sale OF delinGuent
stock was postponed until the 2iet day
oil January 1910. NJ. E. WALKER.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29

How would YOU like a ai.
heated roomips house for
Price $1,000.
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=, oE TIE LIVE al.
y l"room transient Lo'vH vH
nl"ElilE State street. ",vEs
oleS one, SWiln; always bur,
lease at SIj per month opsy
I'm. TIM hnsy terms. The i1ss
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THIS l0-ROON. MODEp
good lease and small reni'
gain.
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TIE LEW1S-Lo
G1corporated}
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20 rooms. stca m -heats|
rooming house. The most
in town. See this at ono,
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WANTED HELP

GIRLS IN ALL OEPART1
PLY SUPERINTENDENI
TROY LAUNDRY, fS1 50
ST.
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WE HAVE IMITA7I
But 40 RIVAL
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RESPECTABLE, MlDDIk
man 10 assist with hou5e'
jly of three: permaEent ~
party, references requIrtd:
East. Ind. 1881. Bell i9of-&
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WANTED-IOU TO ~
Henager's Business collc
in the city, Day and uls
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Third Floor. Judge B'
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a CLEAN-CUT MAN, NJ
personality and pcssesslr
and OF highest iutcgrIsy.
opening with a live Salt
tInn; must have $1,000 to 4
half of the outstandinc
months net profits exceed
dress. for interview. E-2s,
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NEAT AND COMPETENl
cooking and downstalrs
IS G street.
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FIRST CLASS COLLECTOR; MUST
know city and be able To produce re
suits; married man preferred. Address
E-2$. Tribune. doaoo
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WANTED \ YOUNG; MAN FAMILIAR
with the printing and statiunery, busI-
ness who can estimate on printing TO
travel our line is printing and station
cry: territory, country district Address
The Signal Publishing Co.. Weiser, Ida
do9oS
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FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH, FAMIL-
lar with mine work; apply No. 10 FIX
change place, Boston Bldg 1904
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WANTED. YOUNG MEN TO TAKE THE
civil service examination to he held
nation, call on \. :. Brown, room 80 Relj
Telephone bldg. d5oas
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WANTED-ASSISTAN BOOKKEEpER
for general mercantile business i'm
nelehborinG town, salary. $1,000 Address
in own handwriting. giving age experi-
ence, etc, Address ESQ, Tribune office.
d309S
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THREE Competent MEN WHO
nave had experience in Utah and Ida
no; to sell pianos. Address H. = Daynes.
suite |, Hooper 6 Eldrcdse block dSOGI
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TWO CARPENTERS BRICK MASONS.
plastercrs. plumbers. to bid on one
story store: Bell-5060. d3OsJ
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LIVE statesmen WANTED. CALI.
between and 10 a M. 49, Judge
blugs d2006
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WANTED. FIRST CLASS JEWEL r,r:
and stone setter. S25 per week If can
max" good. j. +. Hill Co. room l07. 10
So. Main ST. d20oo
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LIVE LAND SALESMAN. OFFICE
We'll established. good chance for rIcht
man; address E-29, Tribune. d30Sl
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MANIA FOR COLLECTING
WOOD-CUTT|NG TOOLS
Old Man Arrested for Borrow
ing" Saws and Axes
Innumerable.

Charles Smith, aged 65 wears, was be-
fore Judge Bowman in police court Sat
urday morning. charged with petit lar
ceny. After hearing the testimony and
looking into the facts. Judge Bowman
suspended sentence, pending the future
behavior OF the old man.
Smith who is feeble and considered
slightly different from the average run OF
persons, had worked out unique
scheme for the acquisition OF money. His
plan was TO go 10 - house and ask for
work splitting and saving wood. il sue
CcSsfHl in getting tine work to do he
would finish up the wood pile and return
later on 10 borrow d saw, telling his for
mcr employer that he had another job,
but had no saw. In this manner lie col
lccted number OF saws OF various kinds,
which he proceeded 10 dispose of by SELL
ing them at secondhand stores.
When the lenders missed the saws they
reported the matter 10 the police who
had no difficulty in locating the old man
and taking him 10 the police station. lie
did not seem 10 realize that llc had done
anything wrong and asked the officers
why he had been arrested.
The desk SerScantS at the station spent
the greater part OF their time Saturday
morning In showing various persons a
Nne collection OF saws, which were idcn-
tifed and taken home by The owners.
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Two Tricksters
Who Should
Be Watched

!. There are whole lot Of people :
!. in Salt Lake who. for many years, :!
:. have grown very tired of the man :
= nor in which "Fernic' Fern :
i, strom and A. j. Davis have manip- :
= ulatcd the affairs of the city in =
:. the interest of certain institutions =
= with which they have been on ex. :.
= pressly friendly terms, :.
!. Both of them are classed as men :.
:. who "do' things and who "6x" :.
= things. :.
i. Fernic "works' the minority =
!. and Davis tho majority. i
i. They do not always succeed, but =
i. whenever there is a possibility of i
= failure or possibility of criti- =
!. through and Davis has important :.
:. business engagements that take =
:. him from tho city or away from !
= the council chamber. i
= If ever there were two men who :.
= could be properly catalogucd in =
4 the ''you tickle me and I'll tickle :
= you' class, their names are Davis :.
I. and Fernstrom. :
i. Doubilessly there has been n lot :.
= Of tall lying about both OF them. :.
= But if all The facts were told :.
= about their sclfishucss and sharp :
=. practices, the probability is the :.
= people Of Salt Lake would not re- :.
4. gard thcm as faithful servants. :.
- The manner in which Fernstrom ::
= and Davis manipulated things in :
= the council last Monday night adds =
= very largely TO the numbers of =
= those who havo long since been :,
:. disgustcd. And the surprising thing :.
= is that two or three good men have j
= been caught in tho trap which :!
!. Davis and Fernstrom cunningly :
:. set for them. !.
= II remains TO be seen whether i
:. or not tho same men Will support !
= Davis aud Fcrnstrom Monday :;
= night on some legislation, such as :.
:. the Saltair franchise and the $25,- :,
= 900 emergency ditch item, which :;
= Davis sprung on the council three ::
= or four weeks ago. II they do, tho :
i lightning is likely TO strike in !
= places moi at all comfortable for :.
:. those who are parties to such rank :;
= public betrayal :,
!. = !. = = = = i = = :. :: r i T. =. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
SIX HUNDRED ELKS
OFF FOR CALIFORNIA
Three Special Trains Carry
Away Jolly Crowd of Travel
ers for Sunny Chimes.
LARGE PARTY TO PROCEED
TO BEAUTIFUL HONOLULU
Los Angeles and Southern Cali
fornia to Entertain Larger
Portion of JunketerS.

More than six hundred Ellls and their
friends and relatives left Salt Lake City
Saturday. They left in three special
trains, the first stcaming out Of the
union station at II clock and The
third at noon. The number included
many Elks from the Salt Lake lodge
and the remainder came from all parts
Of the state, and some from Idaho Wy
ominC and Montana.
Tho special trains VIII reach Sscra-
mcnto at noon Sunday, where "A big re-
ceplion will be given the travellers.
There the trains viii separate. one part
OF the crowd going southwark TO Los
Angeles aud The other to San Fran
cisco From San Francisco about fifty
will sail for the Hawaiian islands, whcro
the luNnry OF the tropical scenery and
other Joys Of midwIntcr in a "sum.
merry" cline will be investigated.
The band that goes to Los Angeles
will have all of the delights of the
famed winter pastimcs of southern Cali
fornia There will be innumerable side
trips both from Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
Between the fine on Friday night
when the lists for the dav had been
completed until the train time Satur-
day forenoon scvcniy-fivc additional
ElkS found out that thcY wanted TO
make the tlip. In order that they
might be accommodated more Pullmans
were needed,
4 brief stop was made at Ogden, aud
at Sparks the train that left here as
the second section, carrying j. w. Col
Gns, the exalted ruler of lodge No. So
the official traln-will pass section No.
/. and IN that order Will proceed west
ward
The travellers who left Salt Lake sat
urday are probably as representative a
crowd as ever departed from this city,
They are all "high.class citizens and
them.
The committee which arranged for
this years excursion was composed of
J. W. Collins, exalted ruler; \. w. Ray
hould. secretary; a. j. Davis, Il, T Col
Inns, C. j.. Warren and Il. B, Erwin.
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DEATH RATE FOR
JANUARY IS LIGHT
As Compared to Mortality of
Corresponding Month in
1908 and 1907.
NO SUICIDES FOR FIRST
TINE in MANY MONTHS
Births for Month Number ll2
and Marriage Licenses
1924.

The report OF the city board Of health
for tho month Of January shows that
there were l0S deaths in the city in
the month, as compared with 90 for the
samc month last year. 123 in January.
1908. and 116 in January, 1907 The
death rate per 1000, based on an esti-
mated population of $1,000, is given
as 1925
There were 90 non-residcDts included
in the death reports for tho month, and
IS bodies were shipped away for inter
meut elsewhere. Seven Of the deaths
reported were due to accidents, but for
tho first time in several months no SUI
cides wcrc reported There were 124
marriages in the month.
There were I42 births reported for
the month. of which 81 wero boys and
81 were girls, The birth of one colored
child was reported during the month.
A total of 200 cases of contagious and
infectious diseases were reported III the
month. which are distributed among the
various wards of the city as follows;
First ward, 70: Second ward, 15; Third
ward, 81, Fourth ward, 80; Fifth ward
To-
Tho garbage teams OF the department
hauled 3s7 loads of garbage to the ere.
matory in the month and 11i2 loads OF
rubbish 10 tho city garbage station
There were 80 horses, l6 COWS and la
dogs destroyed at the crcmatorv,
The city food and dairy commissioner
condemned two milk dcpots and 3Ss
pounds of food. There were three pros
ccutions for violations OF The food ordi,
nanccs, which brought the city $3.50 ir
finno
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

Let lovers faint take heart.
For Venus takes their part.
Mercury is stationary in the zodiac
The moon Is in greatest libration east
The aspect OF Venus is highly favora-
BILE
\ good influence governs lovers Court
ships. engagements. weddings. wedding
trips and domestic celebrations are under
excellent auspices.
junction for seeking out old friends or
FOR inviting or visiting generally. House
hold entertainments and all arnusemcnts g
connected with singing and dancing are
under lucky signs.
Short Journeys, open air amusements
and similar pleasures should prosper un-
der todays aspects.
Nonus also favors everything connect
cd with beauty and aJornment TODAY and
looks kindly on Kitchen and hearth
EAtravaeance In expenditure. behavior
or speech must be avoided Persons who
love the good things OF Garth arc in dam
ger Of ovcT-indulgcncc.
AS this Moon wancs and the new ono
arises. there gather augurics and omens
threatening disaster 10 fighting ships, up
rising OF great sea waves and tides and
disturbance Of shores and islands The
southern Pacific ocean is Indicated as
being most likely To DE affected
Herbal astrology denotes today as good
for asparagus. articholses. leek sage, an
pic, cndivc dandclion and beet under
JupitPr
There is n sign OF detection and af-
fronts that warns people with this birth
date against involving themselves In any
Ing light during the twclvcmonth.
Children arc born this day with indI-
cations OF love and Kindness in their horo-
scope.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
FRAUDULENT TRANSFER
OF STOCK ALLEGED

Suit was fled in the district court,
Saturday. by c. l.. Disnowity against ].
Mining company and several others, to
recover 294,Sl9 shares of stock IN the
BlackblTd company.
II is alleged that in August. 1902. y. 4.
II. Franklin had in his possession $50. 637
shares OF the stock in question. and that
Dignowity was entitled 10 one-half of
IL. but that Franklin fraudulently trans
fcrred the stock TO other parties. who
now claim some interest IN II. 1t is
asked that the defendants Russell and
the BlackbiTd company be compelled to
transfer the stock to Dlgnowity and that
his Title to IL he q;iicted as against all
the other defendants,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
CHARGED WITH GRAND
LARCENY IN MONTANA
Charles ShmalI Wanted in
Butte for Alleged Theft
of Ring.

Sheriff Joseph C. Sharp received n
telephone message from Sheriff ]. *.
O'Rourkc OF Butte, Saturday morning.
asking that he place under arrest Charles
Shnall, wanted at Butte for grand lar
ccny. and within Eve minutes after re-
cclying the message. Deputy Sherffs An
drew Smith and Dick Eddingtou had
Shmall in the county jail.
Shmall came TO Salt Lake City recent
ly from Butte, where he had been in
the employ of Joseph Boulct. proprietor
of the Iona cafe. While employed by
Boulet. IL is alleged ho stole diamond
ring from the proprietor. valued at SlS5,
and left the city, After he had arrived
in Salt Lake City lie pawned the ring
for 500 at the pawnshop OF l. Siegel, l15
returning 10 the pawnshop on January
%. sold the pawn ticket for So
When Sheriff Sharp received the tcle-
phone communication Saturday morning,
he detailed Deputy Shcrins Smith and
Eddington To find the young man. Shmall
had been under the surveillance OF the
deputies for two days previous TO his
arrest, which took place Saturday morn
ing ut the Turf exchange, on East Sec
ond South street
When taken TO the county Jail Shmall
refused 10 discuss his case with the
sher!ffs, and said that hc intended to
return 10 Butte on Sunday. He smiled
when told that his fare would. in all
probability. he paid by thc state II Is
expected that a Montana officer will ar
rive in the carly part OF the week TO
take Shmall back TO Butte.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
WHEN GRANT OFFERS TO
SING MEETING ADJ0URNS

The board of fire underwriters of
Salt Lake City held its regular month
ly meeting at the Commercial club
Saturday afternoon, Routine business
was disposed of, and it was announced
that q special meeting will be called
for February 10, when amendments to
the bylaws will be considered.
Heber j. Grant requested that he be
allowed TO sing go You kiddos,H and
a motion TO adjourn carried, with only
one dissenting vote.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
COOPERATIVE SCHEME
TO BE FAR-REACHING

ST the meeting of citizens and the
general committee who have in hand
the establishment of n cooperative So
ciety in Salt Lake City. the question
of locating people ON tho land and
making them cooperative producers
will bc taken up,
The idea is that people will take up
land and what they produce will be
marketed on the cooperative plan. Fac.
tories may also be established and the
products of the factories will also be
sold on the cooperative plan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
SPECIAL LECTURES FOR
WARD PARENTS CLASSES

Once each month popular lectures are
delivered before tho parents classes Of
the Ensign stake The lectures for sun
day morning. February 6. and the sub
jects upon which they will speak, are
as follows:
Eleventh ward. Professor George Coray
of the University Of Utah. Subject, The
Duty of Parents 10 Children"
Twelfth Thirteenth ward Professor B
:. Hinchcy OF the l.. ID. s. university
Subject Play Grounds for Children"
Eighteenth ward: Professor George NJ
Marshall OF the University of Utah. Sub
Ject. Some Aspects OF Bible Study
Twentieth ward. Senator Carl 4. Bad
ger. Subject Tho Law Relating TO
Parent and Child
Twenty first ward, William L. Rydalch.
Subject. Ideals"
Twenty-sevcnth ward. Judge Alex Nc
Master Subject The Work Of the Ju-
VcniIe Court"
For the past few months the parents
classes in The Ensign stake have been
studying practical problems pertaining
to the training of children according 10
the outline furnished by the committee
on parents class work OF the Sunday
school union board These lessons are
published I'm volume OF Parent and
Child" Il new book recently issued. Once
each month. however, popular lectures
are given in these classes on various
topics.
A general invitation IS extended 10 the
public. and particularly TO those who
have problems 10 solve in the training OF
children. TO attend these meetings.
Would YOU like to be paid for your
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
Reception for oregonian.

AZ the horne of Mrs. II. J. Talbot. wife
OF the Rev. ii. j. Talbot. Saturday aft
ernoon, u pretty reception was held in
honor Of Mrs. Lutheran steele OF Port
land, Or. Assisting Mrs. Talbot in re-
cciving were Mrs. T.. O. Lee and + r.
Short. The decorations were In white
and yellow. Mrs. Talbot was assisted
in serving by Mrs. Riley, Mrs Maine.
Mrs. AIorchead. Miss Bapchcr and Mrs.
pruhal Miss Olive Ferris served at the
punchhORi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY,

situated IN the business heart
of the city, at No, 80 Main
street: does general banking
business and offers exceptional
facilities to business men. firms
and corporations-makcs a spe-
cialty of ladies' checking ne
counts-invi,cs time deposits
and savings reconnaissance
letters OF crcdit--takcs care of
escrows-writes surety bonds
makes Observation-Disclosures titles
accepts trusts and rents
safety deposit boxes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
PORTY-DOLLAR PRIZE ESSAY
CONTEST.

Every boy aud girl attending school
in this city is invited TO compete in
Security 6 Trust company. The sub
Ject of the essay is the picture on the
large calendar which the company has
hung in every school room in the city
IL IS entitled - Raising the First Amer
lean Flag, and $40 in prizes is offered
for the most interesting story about the
picture.
The conditions of the contest are
these: All essays must be submitted on
or before February 10 TO the manager
of the children s department, Salt Lake
Security & Trust company, 32 Up. Main
street; they must contain not more
thln 300 words, aud be written on one
side Of the paper only
Eighteen prizes are offered, as fol
lows