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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14

Wright will entertain the ladies and
their friends AT card party at her
home. IS X street Tuesday afternoon
November Il. from = TO ; oclC.k. All
Lady Macc1bccs and their friends are
very welcome.
Salt Lake city hive No, 4. l. o. r. M.
will hold regular review next Wsdnes
dag evening AT Odd Fellows hall. and
to be present for the good of the order
Lillian Hollistcr hive No. 10. Ladies OF
the Maccabees. will hold regular review
In Eagles nall Thursday evening. No.
ycmber II. On Wednesday evening, No
vembcr 16 Lady Webber will entertain
the hive and friends ut card party at
her home IS West Eighth South Hand
painted prizes Will be awarded.
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How Treasury Was Worked.

As to how they worked tho treasury.
Mr. Hull would write very respectfully
to the commissioners in strict compli-
ance with the law, making an estimate
of the moneys required, OF course, tho
commissioners could have no objection,
and then Chairman William Spry would
make the necessary requisition on tho
state auditor for the moneys. who in
turn drew his warrant on inc treasurer
Here are The estimates:
Alaska Yukon Exposition, Seattle, June
10 October Is, 1909
Commissoncrs-C;ov William Spry,
chairman: Hon. d, c. JackIing. vice
chairman; Hon. G, p. Ovcrficld, secrc-
tary: Hon. Thomas Hull, Hon, r. s.
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Balance in bank May 81 1891. .T2

SIG. 1855 %
L certify tina, the foregoing statement
receipts and disbursements OF tho Alas
ka- YUKON Pacific Exposition commission
SC 500 the perGd sTG% APr II to MAY 81
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day OF juno. a. D. 1909.
c. S TINGEY, Secretary OF State.
This purports to account for $l3,-
093,53, of which. $1555.6O is charged
directly to the building. $1075 to sal
aries more or less sin advance. $1,000
TO commissioners expense, S50G,70 to
railroad transportation for the 'lady
hostcsscs and attendant, while the
trip of the governor and c. p. Over"
field cost S399.15, but the king pm item
is that under number ID, issued to W.
II. Rowe. director general, for ''cou-
tlngent expenses - in the sum of $4,000.
Requires Explanation.
A contingent expense account of such
dimensions requires much explanation,
when there are items of $50 for "of
fee EXPENSE S9.l9 for kilograms,
S56,S0 for stcpographcr and messenger
service, 1896 for materials, 7S5 and
S42 for labor. and 5000 office expense
Here are the itemiZed vouchers as
drawn by, Secretary McMiIlin. ccrti-
some cases by Bishop Henry Gardner,
and paid bv Thomas HUH, treasurer
and which Chairman William Spry had
the honor TO transmit to the state
auditor.
Receipts attached
Amount advanced on account
contingent expenses, Seattle,
check ,......,......., zoo 90
and Henry Gardner. Payable
TO and receipted by W. II.
Rowe.
2-Advance on director generals
account for erection building,
commission expenses, etc, at
Seattle, check 5............ 1000 90
Approved by Thomas Hull
and Henry Gardner. Payable
10 and receipted by w. II.
Rowe,
3-On account salary. check c.. ia. 90
Approved by Thomas Hull
and Henry Gardner Payable
to and receipted by Hugh a.
McMllin,
4-on account contingent ex-
penscs. check 7................ so 90
Approved by Thomas Hull
and Henry Gardner. Payable
10 and receipted by Hugh a.
McMlin.
5-To furnishing plans. etc. for
Utah building at the A. Y. Z,
exposition. Seattle, 1909 900. 555 60
1iemized voucher with orig
inal and railroad fare and eX-
pcnsc to and from Seattle
Check g.
Approved by Thomas Hull
and Henry Gardner Payable
10 and receipted by Ware e.
Treganza.
Filed June -. 1909
JESSE j. JEWkES, State Auditor
6-Western Union Telegraph com
pany, six kilograms 10 VII
liam Nadesa Seattle. check 9. 9l9I
Approved by Thomas Hull
and Henry Gardner. Payable
TO Western Union Telegraph
company and recciptcd by W.
w. Love. manager
Tribune Reporter Printing
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Order of Owls,

The Order of Owls met nj g. East Sec
ond South and q good crowd was present
The insurance the feature OF the
evening, Brother Cation. the treasurer
resigned as treasurer. and Brother Theo
Johnson was elected 10 fiji the uncX-
pired term, Two visiting brothers were
present, one from Oregon and the: other
from Indiana. Both made timely re-
marks as to the good OF the Order OF
owls. All members should be present
at the next meeting, Visitors ara al
ways welcome.
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FrateInal Union.

Evergreen lodge Isl will hold its rcSu-
lar meeting tonight the chief feature
of which VIII he the class Initiation OF
forty candidates vino Will bc conducted
through the ceremonies Of initiation by
the degree team. Tho team has been
under hard practice for some time pre-
pairing FOR the best work ever put up in
the local lodge
After the usual exercises tonight re-
frcshmcnls viii be served in the banquet
hall and snIcndid lime is assured. The
special dispensatiou ls siill under con-
tinuIncc. and tonight other special In
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PYthian Sisters.

The Pythian Sisters of Hermion tenn
pie No. S met in regular session Wed :
nesday evening and arranged for card
social on "Wednesday evening, November
It, mt which all members arc requested
TO be present and bring their friends.
Sister Laugstrof viii entertain the sew
ing circle on the afternoon of November
II at . y. m, at her home, 66S South
West Temple street. Arrangements have
also been made for "a merchants lunch
to be given In the near future, the profits
OF which will be devoted to charity.
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HAVE YOU PILES?
THEN GET HEM ROID UNDER
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE,

Blind piles. pTotruding piles. itching
piles, are cured with equal success by
the guaranteed internal remedy, DR.
Leonhardt g Hem Roid. The guarantee
is so broad that II costs YOU nothing
If YOU get no benefit Don't waste any
more time with saIvcs, suppositorios ~
other outside treatment, Attack the
cause.
Hem Rold-Sl for largo bottle. lasting
- days, al sGMEA MM-JoHNsoN,
bardt Co, Station y. Buffalo, n. y,
Props. Write for booklet,
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Washable tribe No. l held nm Inter
csting meeting last Monday night, After
the usual work was done the members
turned themselves loose, formed in
groups and went to work TO get better
acquainted with one another. Everybody
left feeling satisfied that they had been
well repaid for attending The adoption
degree VIII be conferred on several cam
dldnteS this evening
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LOYAL Americans,

salt Lake Assembly No $50 Loyal
Americans. bcld its regular meeting We'd
officers present. Officers were installed
as follows Former president. Mary T.,
Cunlcy; president Hnns Bogadohl: SER
gcaut. Lulu T.. Parsons; prclate, Cecil
Dyett; vice president. Milly I5ar!s; sec
reiary. a. l., Copley; first corporal T. T.,
Hepncr; guard. Georec lIcpncr.
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street a goodly number OF tickets have
been disposed of and n keen contest Is
expected Several prizes will be awarded
to the winners In connection with the
above society 1t is proposed to form a
dramatic club and 10 give n performance
next spring Ladies and gentlemen who
are interested and wish to take part can
get all particulars from the secretary or
assistant secretary at the hall on We'd
neSdnY evening.
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Fret and
Societies
of Salt Lake
Women of Woodcraft.

women of Woodcraft.
% ssaen of Woodcraft will give a
II s5 ,5 ball and card party No
+, r,.,a " !. y. .. #. hail. II you
t-@sn,a M uTne come one, come all.
AS and prizes. Tickets. %
asl,. p.e circle, No. los, will sivc
fssh2;, and dancc in conjunction
a",he ,r,aI and Salt Lake circle next
\ teIihe. November 1g, at odd
f,tSsalll, ssll The Thimblc club viii
~ ,ss1asy Iy afternoon at Neighbor
i.pnic, l52 Dunbar avenue,
h ''''ons were acted upon IA
'@nil' nm circle, No. Il. Women of
u .rer nril lis regular meeting
'i:srs sSsnlne In |, o. o. Il, haIl
: heir,a're %'re present. There wcrn
hss "gois "yis from Salt Lake and
& d,cIS.' h IS'T,Sles. who were welcomed
y ior heoono nonors. Four cards were
sas 3. gSsnsnt SGst membership. Neigh
!, su,rSIear;s nSaI@ar;s was presented With
@ans s pin after the meet
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warrant 10 the treasurer OF the commits.
sion therefor. WILLIAM SPRY
Chairman Utah Commission, Alaska -Yu-
kon Pacific Exposition.
Warrant No. 4S,47S. Receipted In full
December /. 1909 THOMAS HULL
Treasurer.
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Maccabees.

Banner hive No. II, l.. o. 7. NJ. VIII
hold regular review Tuesday NoVem,,
Der IL. Those who do mol at,chu WIN
miss a good time u. the committee
promises something unique in ,he way
OF entertainment All lady Maccabees
invited.
Liberty hive No. 9. L. Q. L. NJ VIII
hold regular review Thursday afternoon
at 80 O'Clock I'm IS. OF Z. hall. Lady
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British Society.

Members and all friends Of the British
society nre reminded HAT the whist
drive takes place on Wednesday evening.
November is, at s o'clock promptly, in
tho Harmony hall. room 2J0 CONNER
cial club building, South West Temple
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EoresterH-

Court Salt Lake No. / will meet We'd
nesday evening III the Jennings hall. II
West First South street All members
are requested 10 be present, as arrange
ments arc to be made for card party
and social TO be given this month. All
Visiting Forcsiers arc weonmc.
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duccmcnts will be offered, which no doubt
will result In another big class in the
near future. All members are urged to
come carly, as our meeting must start
promptly at p. m.
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Filed Oct &c. 1909.

Hugh McAllIn. Directing Secretary, City
and County Building. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Hon. Jesse D, Jewkes. State
Auditor
Dear Sir--T hereby certify that the
Utah commission. Alaska Yukor Pacific.
has approved the attached estimate sub
mitted by It's treasurer. Hon. Thomas
Huh. and ! therefore make requisitlon
for the amount Of the said estimate.
$4,000 and request that YOU will issue
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Lady Wallace and Mrs Mclean in their
bereavement at the loss OF their mother
She was well known Ia the members of
the castle and loved by all
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G.. /. A.

The G. |. A. To V. OF I, Z. will give
Il Kensington at the home of AIRS. &. Is.
Shermer 23S South Thirteenth East. on
Thursday from TO ..
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WILLIAM SPRY.
Chairman. Utah Commission Alaska 9u-

kon-Pacific Exposition
salt Lake City. June 90. 1909
Hugh mcMiIIin Directing Socretar,. T,j+,
and County Building. bon Utah Com
nllssion. a. y. 7. Exposition
Sirs-l est Innate that there VIII be re-
penscs OF the exhibit, salaries. commits
sioners expenses. etc the sum Of two
thousand dollars. Very respectfully.
THOMAS HULL.
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Canadian Association.

The Canadian association will hold its
regular social evening. Wcdnesday No
vember I6, Knights OF Columbus hail.. 131
East FIRST South street. All Canadians
are cordially invited.
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Typographical Union Auxiliary.

Ladies auxiliary No. 16 TO Typography
ical union No. ll5 will hold Its regular
business meeting at their lodgcrooms
Eagle hall, Monday, November a. 2:30
p. IN, 4 full attendance is requested.
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evening. November II. at 1:3O O'Clock
Work on the NJ NJ. degree. Qualified
Masons cordially Invited, BY order OF
the W, M.
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The Honorable Utah Commission. Alas
ka Yukon-Peclfic Exposition. City
Dear Sirs-I estimate that there Will
he required in the immediate future for
the use of the commission the sum OF
two thousand 00-1o0 $4,000 dollars as
follows: Salaries and expenses. packing
and moving exhibits $4,000, Respectfully
submitted. THOMAS HULL.
Treasurer.
EYloJ nrf n6 1ono
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Lodge room finely furnished; modern
improvements. .ianitor service, best 10.
cation. lis So. Main
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Masonic.

Wasatch lodge No. 1. #. 4. NJ, Will
hold special meeting This (Monday)
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treasurer Utah Commission.
on bottom of same sheet an.

pears) ''
lion; Jesse Il. Jewkes State Auditor.
Salt Lake City. Utah
Dear Sir-l hereby certify that the
Utah commission. Alaska Yukon Pacific
exposition approved the foregoing esti-
mate submitted by its treasurer. Hon
Thomas Hull, and 7 thercfore make
requisitlon for the amount of said esti-
mate. $1,000, and request that you issue
the warrant to the treasurer Of the COM
mission therefor. WILLIAM SPRY
Chairman Utah Commission, Alaska -Yu-
kon-Peclfic Exposition
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Salt Lake CITY Nav ~ 1aoo

- o"rV T.dNt5 EITy. MsY TO, 1gUI.
lion, Jesse D Jewles. state Auditor,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
pear sir--l hereby certify that the
olah commission, Alaska Yukon Pacific
e4posltlcD. mas approved the attached
estimate. submitted by its treasurer. Hon
Ihomas Hull. and therefore make
requ,sition for the amount or said csti-
mate $4,000 and request that you will
issue warrant to tho trcosuror nr r.
commission therefor. VIC
WILLIAM SPRY
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Salt Lake CITY. Aug. : 1st

Hon. Jesse d. Jcwkes, State Auditor.
Dear Sir-I hereby certify that the
Utah commission. Alaska Yukon Pacific
exposition. has approved the alta ched es-
Innate submitted by its treasurer and
therefore make rcquisition for the
amount of said estimate, $4,000, and re-
quest that you Will issue warrant 10 the
treasurer of the commission therefor.
WILLIAM SPRY,
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Approved, May 10. Thomas
Hull. Received by Hugh A.
McMillIn, May 90
Dist, freight and drayage."
3i-Tlon. w, H. Rowe. May 90
Building and contingent ex-
pense ..................,... 1000 90
Approved, May n. 1909.
Thomas Hull Received by
W. III. Rowe director general.
5o-Salary. May LIS, 1909 ....... 126 90
Approved. Thomas Hull Re-
ceived by VIM. II. Rowe,
Dist. salary account.
3G-W. II. Rowe. To office OK
pcnsc. kilograms postage etc, TO- 20
Approved by Thomas Hull.
Received by W. II, Rowe.
Dist office expense, tele-
grams. etc.
A. McMiin. May 25-
To salary, April 25th 10 May
25lh. 1909 ,.,....,.,....... Io5 90
Approved Thomas Hull,
Received. Hugh A, McMllIn.
3S-lIuSh \. McMilin. May %
Freight charges as per bills
attached Observation-Disclosures. II "a
Approved with date. Thos
Hull, Received Hugh A Nc
Mlllin. May %
MI
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My 10. 1909.

H. ~. h1JS l9, l903.
H1n Utah Commissioners. Alaska Yu-
kon- Pacific Exposition.
Sir-1 estimate that there viii he re
quired in the immediate future the sum
OF i've thousand dollars (s5oo0) for the
use OF the commission. AS follows:
THomPietlon OF building ..,..,.,....s 500
n,utuIure -,.... .,.,.,;.,..,.... 1900
l;Hhibits and transportation .. 2Ooo
oerarIes ano expenses .............. 1000
very respectfully, THOMAS HULL.
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THIS AFFECTS THE SEATTLE SHOW

company, stationery, printing,
letter heads, etc, check No.
~ .,s- ......s.s .,,sss,.s.s..
Approved by Thomas Hull
and Henry Gardner Payable
to Tribune Reporter Printing
company. Paid TO same for
g, p H.
w, II Rowe. account commits
sion expenses at Seattle for
erecting building (no check
nun1oer). Check account w,
II. Rowe ,.....s...,..,... Loo
Approved by Thomas Hull.
Received by Scandinavian
bank OF Seattle. III. V. V.
Bean. assistant cashier. w.
II Rowe. director general.
On back
s zoo 90
1000 .0n
1926 90
so 90
$500
9,19
$500
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Salt Lake City. Aug. 4 1909

10 tho Honorable Utah Commission.
Alaska -Yukon-Pa Exposition.
Dear Sirs-I estimate that there will
be required In the immediate future the
sum OF five thousand ($6000) for the Use
OF the commission follows: General
expenses and operating. $4,000; salaries.
$4,000. Very respectfully.
THOMAS HULL Treasurer
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Cost of Spry's Trip.

17-Hon. G. +, Overfeld. MAY 10,
To expenses OF Governor Spry
and Commissioner G. +. over
field from Salt Lake City to
Seattle. Wash. and return in
connection with selecting site
for Utah building, A.-Y.-P.
exposition. April Ais, 1909.
Approved May s.
Thomas Hun.
Received by c. r. Overfield
Dist commissioners eX-
pcnscs.
1S-Miss L. r. Parsons. May 10.
To stenoeraphy and typcwrit-
ing. kilograms and messenger
service, August IL. 1908. 10
April I. 1909. ,.....s...
Approved by Thomas Hall.
Received by l.. T.. Parsons.
Incidental expense account,
$500.
lo-z, G. NJ. T. May 6 Lag
screws .s,.,..,.,.-,......
Approved. Thomas Hull. Re
ccived by II. c. NJ. J.. May %,
1909. by j. l.. Reynolds
District Transportation"
20-Henry Ripe Bros. May >.
500 jute orc bags at Sc. .....
- lbs. ore bag twlne. Soc. ..
doz. needles. soc. c.......,.,
Approved by Thomas Hull.
Deceived nv Henry Rippe
Bros. per c. Kott.
Dist. Mineral account"
21-Geo. j. Mack. May .. To
painting 8 panels for Utah
state building. A.-Y.-F, cX-
position ....,-...
Approved May s, Thomas
Hull, Received by George X
Mack.
Dist. building account
22-MisslnC.
&C. T, BernStrom. May II. To
labor as per time check at
iachcd TO original ....,.......
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s1a7S. 90
3-W. H. Rowe director general.
on account expenses commits
sion at Seattle, erection of
building Ono check numbcr)., 1900.
Approved by Thomas Hull.
Payable to and rccciptcd by
w, II Rowe. director general.
0-Hon. Rudolph T<uchler. COM
mission expenses .,,.....,.. 800.
Approved by Thomas Hull
and Henry Gardner. Payable
10 and received by Rudolph
Kuchler. (No check number.D
1-W. II. Rowe, advance on di-
rector general account for
erection of building ,........, 5000 i.
Approved bv Thomas Hull.
Received by w, II. Rowe, d.
rector general
2-To dcfray expenses Of lady
hostcsses and lady attendant
en- route 10 Seattle from Salt
Lake City and To dcfray hotel
expenses until permanently
located go. ..,............... 200
Approved by Thomas Hull,
Paid TO Rudolph Kuchler.
distribution maintenance.
3-NIiss Ethel Ortiz May 10. 10
salary for month from May 20
to June 20. 1903. 09..,...s.s...... 100.
Approved by Thomas Hull.
distributing salary account.
In advance.)
Miss Florence Hull, to salary
in advance for month May 20
to juno 20. 1909. o?............... 100 ..
Approved by Thomas Hull
Received by Miss Florence
Huh
Distributing salary account
In adysncc)
Mrs, s. II. Stevenson. May 10.
TO salary In advance for
month May 20 TO Juno 20,
1909 .... .,.................., 100 q,
Approved by Thomas Hull
Received by Mrs. G. RI. stew
enson
Distributing salary account
in advance.
S-Mi3s Quincy Kimball May TO-
to salary in advance for
month May % TO Juno 20.
l'19 .sa..,...ss.-...,..s 81.
Approved by Thomas HUI
Received by Miss Quincy
kimbaIl.
distributing salary account
In advance !
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Very respectfully.
THOMAS HULL.

Voucher bS266-s1O. Attached TO above.
Salt Lake City. Utah. May 1, 1909
iion, Jesse ID. Jcwkcs. State Auditor,
salt Lake City. Utah.
Dear sir--I hereby certify that the
Gtah Commission Alaska Yukon cxposi-
tlon has approved the attached estimate
SSuqphitted by It's treasurer. Hon. Thomas
Hull. and l therefore make roouisitIon
ior The amount of said estimate $40
ooo: and request that YOU issue warrant
for WJJIInI eyp
Chairman, Utah Commission Alaska -Yu.
kon Pacific Exposition
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a 8 T . RIA
Good Results Always Follow

The use of Foley Kiduey Pills. They
are upbuildiing. strengthening and
soothing. Tonic in action. quick in re.
suits. Scramm-J ohnson, Drugs. Ave
stores.
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II your wnnt be situation, make
it known by the insertion OF q wans
ad IN The Tribune.
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Chairman Utah Commission. Alaska Yu-
kon-Paclfc Exposition.
Received payment In full Aug. ). 1909
THOMAS HULL. Treasurer.
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Approved May H., 1909. by
u Ihomas Hull Received by c.
~ t. Bcrnstrom-
Dist. labor.
&c. T. Bernstrom. May 10. s
days service on concentrator
at $500 per day. y.....-...... 80 90
Sleeper fare Salt Lake City TO
Seattle, WASH, and return. 900
12 90
-, Approved, Thomas Hun. Re
u ceivcd by c. r. Bernstrom.
I25-Missing.
26-Msy 20. s. l.. r. n. Co.
Ticket and sleeper to c. r.
Rernstrom from Salt Lake
City to Seattle. Wash. ....... IS so
Approved May H. Thomas
Hull. Received by l.. j. Fyes,
agent
DIST transportation"
i2I-hIissing.
2S-Thcnas Judd, as per voucher
attached (none attached), 80. lis 81
Approved. Thomas Huh.
Received by Th las Judd
DIST agricultural and hor-
ticulturei .......,.,-..-.,. lIo ol
l'apor ,ese. .....'s-.s'.'-'' 9o w
n Agricultural .-........,.,. ~ Ob
Horticultural ........,-.- AZ AZ
e2-May 17-Thomas Judd. on
count salary, commencing
April 8: 1909 9............, $50. 90
= Approved. without date,
Thomas Hull. Received. Thoo.
Judd.
Dist. salary account.
co. 5. l.. r. II. Co. May 49,
Tickets and sleeper accommo-
dation for party of -, Salt
n Lake City to Seattle. Wash. 22i. 80
Mrs. Stevenson. Miss Hut,
Miss Orth. Mr.. Judd, Mr.
Rowc Smith Three lower
and drawing room.
Endorsement account trans
portatior Mrs. Stevenson.
lady hostess, Miss Hull, lady
hostess; Miss Orth. lady host
n ess. Thomas Judd, horticul
tural director; Rowe Smith.
Janitor.
Approved without date.
Thomas Hull Received by l.
j. Kyes, agent,
q al-Hon Henry Gardner, May 2n
To expenses Of Hon Henry
Gardner while attending A..
S.-P. exposition commits
sioner Utah commission,
checks Nos 80, "a 30. 36.. 800 90
O Approved by Thomas Hull
and Henry Gardner. Received
by Henry Gardner.
Dist. commissioners eX-
pense.
so. g. l.. r, r. Co May go
Railroad fare and sleeper ac-
commodation Miss Quincy
Kimball, attendant. Salt Lake
o to Seattle, Wash ..........., d3 go
Approved Thomas Hull.
Henry Gardner (signature
very doubtful. Received by
L. j. kyes, company stamp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14
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Allen, Hon Henry Gardner. Hon. Ru-
dolph kuchler. Hugh 4. McAIillin. Thorn
as Hull. treasurer
Salt Lake City April 80. 1909,
The Utah Commissioners, Alaska Yukon
Pacific Exposition
Sirs--l estimate that there will be re-
CURED In the immediate future the sum
OF ten thousand 00-100 (sl0 6o0) for the
use OF the commission as follows:
Erection OF building .S 5000
collecting and Transporting ex-
hibits, sala and incidental cx-
p'HseS .-,...s...........S 1000
Very respectfully.