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fectants for jail ....... P 75 John Cady. feeding prison
 CTS Patagonia. .... ? 75 Rafael Amado, transporting coroners jury 10 % w B Barnett, juror. .... Is 20 Thomas Farrell, special con- stab ble fees Precinct No. 5 .. 8 10 E Reagan guarding prisoners
 Washington Camp ..... % Theo Gebler. supplies . 10 Isadore Barallo, special Con- stable fees Precinct No. f. 13 50 O E Lopez, constable fees Precinct No. 30 Dr P R Doran. profes- sional services coroner in quest, R Ochoa. ........ l5 % T F Gardner, deputy sheriff ices OO H J Saxon, sheriffs fees for quarter ending Dec 3l, 19o9. 152 85 w A O'Connor, expense dis trict attorneys office .... 65 A H Saxon, cash expenses she:iff's office. ..... 133 66 J J Lowe, assigned to H J Saxon, deputy sheriffs fees 115 O5 Upon motion the Board now stood at recess Friday, December lst, 1910.
 Approved:
 O. F. .ASHBURN, Attest: CHAIRMAN. PHIL HEROLD,
 CLERK.
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December, 1909 ... $100 % Phil Herold, salary as re-
 corder for quarter ending
 December 3l. 1909. -. 375 % Arcus Reddoch. assigned to
 First National Bank of
 Nogales, salary as treasurer
 for quarter ending Dec.
 3l, l9O9 oIo Oo H B Shreve, salary as janltor for quarter ending Dec. 31, 1909 21O co H w Pu~dy, sllary az health officer for quarter ending
 December 3l, 1909.... 15O co W Leehy. salary as night
 guard December 3I, 1909 GO % A A Doherty, assigned to
 First National Bank of Nogales. salary as assessor
 for quarter ending Dec.
 3I, 1909 ............ 300 % Pete Bereiar, bounty 24 % Marcelo Leon, assigned to M
 B Trickey bounty ...... 9 % Tom Mannion. bounty. .... 6 % Angel Robles, bounty ..... 5 % Mary de V Hunt, feeding
 prisoners December 1909.. 235 45 R T Rankin road work ... i23 % !, Wallace & Summerhayes, sur veying and mapping in case of territory vs. O Ra-
 nero. 31 50 H c Glore, surveying and mapping in case of terri tory vs O Ramero. . p 50 Wm Lowe, assigned to A l.
 Peck, deputy sheriff fees. 26 60 F Black, justice fees Pre- cinrt No. 3 ........ 4 25 E Black, justice fees Pre- cinct No. 3........ 3. 75 Geo W Piper, road work. .. 127 75 Wm Lowe, road work...... 26 75 The Treasurer and ex- officia tax collector now presented statement and report of tax roll 1909. the same be- ing as follows. to- witt To the Honorable Board of Surer- visors of Santa Cruz County, Nogales, Arizona.
 Gentlemen:- Please fad herewith a statement of the conditions of the duplicate tax roll of this county for the year 1909 (ex- elusive of all poll taxes) at the close of business on the third Monday of Dec ember 1909, the date which all unpaid taxes become delinquent, as provided by law.
 Debits:
 Duplicate roll S74 700 38 School Dist. No. l; ? 036 5 Taxes added by collector 1S4 S2 Error l. w Mix tax 100 % Total v O21 73 Credits
 Tax collections $5S 264 21 Delinquent rolll Is 263 16 Reduction by Board 393 36 Statutory exemptions Sl co
 Total v o2I 73 Respectfully submitted, ARGUS REDDOCH, | Treasurer and ex off cio, Tax Collector.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz
 County.
OF THE

Office of the Board of Supervisors
 O Santa Cruz County, Nogales Arizona, December 3Oth, 1909. Supervisors to- adjournment of December 
 and and reports y
 during year
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Total v 02l 73 Respectfully submitted,
 ARGUS REDDOCH, Treasurer and ex off cio, Tax Collector.
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and social Tuesday evening in honor
of the graduates OF the district school
Mrs. Alice Clayton of salt Lake was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Adam
Affeck at dinner Saturday.
One of the very enjoyable events of
the week was given Friday evening
by Misses Elsie Moore and Florence
Martin at the home of the former. The
party was given in compliment of Miss
Evelyn Leedom, who will leave shortly
for her home in the east The event
was a Good Luck" party and the
decorations were elaborate and unique.
Decorations were In the horseshoe
effect throughout. DAINTY hand-paint-
ed tally cards were formed of silver
horse-shoes. The following were pres
ent; Misses Evelyn Leedom, Ethel and
Opal Noon, Lydia and Pearl Jone. AL
Ia Taylor. Leila Taylor and Miss Mann
mic Smith of Boise, Ida. Messrs. Cum
mings, PastoriZa, Bishop. Gilkeson,
Phari. Hersh, Steihl. Gilgen and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Brandenberger and Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter Adams.
The Ninteenth Century club met In
open session Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Gates. The MEM
bers OF the club and their guests lis
tened to an excellent lecture on Roman
Law, the Forum. by Il. A. Cummings.
Light refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Farley S. Dixon enter
talned a number Of their friends at
their home "Wednesday evening in hon
or OF Mr. Dixon.s sister, Mrs Sarah
Mccormick of Salt Lake. An enjoyable
evening OF music and social chat was
enjoyed by all.
A very pleasant social was given
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Zella Strong In honor of Miss Zella
Farrer bv the members of her Sunday
school class A delightful evening was
enjoyed by all. During the evening
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PROVO.

Miss Fay Loose entertained at n
dancing party Thursday evening at the
First ward social hall In honor of Miss
Zella Farrer. The hall was beautiful
ly decorated with palms and cut flow
ers and about so guests enjoyed an
evening OF dancing and music.
Mr. Schofield of the Telluride Power
company has Just returned from most
enjoyable trim cast.
Mrs. w. H. Dusenberry spent a few
days this week with relatives and
friends in Salt Lake.
Mrs Alice Clayton OF Salt Lake who
has been visiting relatives and friends
In this city left the latter part of the
week for American Fork where she
will spend a few days before returning
to her home In Salt Lake.
One of the most enjoyable parties
given this esason by the Social Sixty,
was held Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. w. H. Goddard entertained at
dinner Monday in honor of Mrs. Alice
Clayton of Salt Lake.
Mrs. Atscha Eggerston entertained
Thursday evening the members OF the
Priscilla club, at her home
very enjoyable basket party was
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LEHI,

Wednesday the Athenian society held
their regular session at the home of
Mrs. Kate Kirkham. A paper on Char
acteristlcs of the Spanish People," was
read by Mrs. S. w Ross. and other
literary numbers were given.
Saturday evening the 1. o. o F. gave
a social In the club rooms. Commander
Moore and others of Salt Lake and
banquet was served
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Lott of Salt Lake
spent the first of the week with Lehi
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F Trane are spend
Ing 10 weeks in southern California.
Hon. Ira D. Wines of Salt Lake City
spent the first of the week with Lehi
friends.
Thursday evening Mrs. C. Knudson
entertained the wives and parents of
the Lehi missionaries. Refreshments
were served and program rendered.
The Relief society of the Second ward
will give an oldtlme social and dance
in the assembly rooms in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. Felix Long has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Broadbent
of Provo, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Giles have been
visiting Mantl relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Smith of
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LOGAN.

The one hundred and fifty-first an
niversary Of the birth of the poet
Burns, was celebrated by the Scots In
Logan Wednesday evening. all the ap-
pointments being strictly in keeping
with the nature of the event. The mu-
sic for the program was furnished by
two Scotch pipers in full Highland
costums. Scotch reels. Strathspeys
and schottsches We're played for the
dancing after the concert The affair
was held in the Nibley hall and the
B. Y. gymnasium.
Monday and Tuesday the mayors of
tho state held a convention here. the
committee in charge had a we'll ar
ranged program for the affair, which
gave to the visiting delegates two days
of pleasure as well as profit Monday
evening the Boosters gave q reception
in their honor at their elegant club
rooms light refreshments were served
and a delightful evening was spent.
Tuesday closed with a ball given in
their honor at the pavilion which
proved to be one of those distinctive
affairs which stands out as one of the
notable of the season.
Last Friday night the boys of Miss
Bowen's graduating class entertained
the girls of the graduating class with
a sleigh ride, the enjoyment of the
evening was added to by the girls
making candy for the occasion, after
the ride they retired to the Brigham
Young college, where they were guests
of the B. Y c. student body. at the
Students party ball. given that even
ing. They were chapcroncd by Miss
Edith Bowen and Miss Mary Soren
SEN
Miss Florence Carlisle entertained
number Of her friends with a candy
pull Wednesday evening, Those who
enjoyed tho evening were Misses
Lcona Smith, Claire Marteneau. Mar
Ion Smith. Adeline Barber. May Car
Isle. Gladys Christensen. Mabel
Spande.
Many people visited the art exhibit
at the A. c. library during the week.
Mrs. +, w Robinson Mrs. Bell and
Mrs. Frank Thatcher will entertain the
y. c. Womans club with luncheon
at the Brigham Young college Monday.
The Club met last Monday with Mrs
Willard Langton. The topic of the day
was Kipling's novels. treated by Mrs.
Frederick Clark
The Clio Circle met Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. VIII Howell Long
fellow was the topic or the afternoon
Mrs. A. NJ. Flemming. and Mrs. ]. c.
Walters will leave carly in February
Tor Los Angeles California. for a
months visit,
Mr.. Hale OF Spokane was here dur
inG the week
1lr E. c. Parsons OF Salt Lake.
spent part or the week here
d. o. Mckay. w. W. Ritter. and c.
w. Nlbley came from Salt Lake to at
tend the conference here Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Howell left early in the
week for Salt Lake. where she viii
spend the rest OF the winter as guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Lewis T. Cannon.
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SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM

means of nearly any traveller. and the
very reasonable
Last week the Misses Louise and
Claudia Holt were guests of Capt. and
Mrs. Hines TO dinner at their home at
Fort Wadsworth. Capt and Mrs. Hines
will be well remembered by Sat
Lakers; Capt Hines is now stationed
at Fort Wadswortn where he takes
pleasure In meeting old friends from
Utah
Miss Claudia Holt is sometimes heard
at chapel services and her voce j.
steadily growing in beauty and
strength.
Mrs John Barnes OF Douglaston. L.
l.. has temporarily closed her house
and moved to the city. making her
home with her friends. Mr.. and Mrs. s,
f. Kohn, on west one Hundred and
In Europe, but expects 10 return by
the 18th of next month, when lhe
house at Douglaston will he opened and
the family take up their residence there
again.
In the hurry of sending on the no
tice of the sudden death of Mr.. and
MIN. OtdItS SUI "SN-h' ''N
mention was made OF the funeral Serv-
ices. President Rich conducted. speak
ing words of comfort to the hereived
parents. followed by Elder l.. +.
Young r, c. Easton sang and bene-
dctlon was pronounced by Elder c. 4
Dlnwoodey. Mr.. Sears purchased
small plot In st. MIchaels cemetery.
near Astoria, L. l., where the body
of his little child was laid temporarily.
TO be removed TO Utah when the par
ents 60 west, Mr. and Mrs. Sears are
bearing their sorrow with great forti-
tude.
At the Ssvillc, Mrs. Charlton the Salt
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CLUB CHAT.

An Interesting club event of the week
was the meeting of the Daughters of
Utah Pioneers on Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. NJ. Y. Dougall, Mrs Zina
Y. Card presiding. Interesting Incl
dents were related of the lives OF Mrs.
Harriet Decker Young, Ellen Sanders
Kimball and Clara Decker Young. the
three first pioneer women OF the valley.
and music was furnished by Miss Stella
Beesley, Mrs, Harriet Decker Hanks.
a daughter OF Harriet d. Young, gave
personal "reminiscences OF the pioneer
days and women, and paper prepared
by Rosalia Edwards Kimball. a daugh-
ter of Ellen Sanders Kimball, and in
cidents of the two other pioneer women
were read by Mrs. ]. D. Spencer. Mrs.
Zina Y. Card, the society's president,
expects to visit the Logan branch So
cicty next week, accompanied by some
of the other officers.
The civic committee OF the State Fed
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Especial Correspondence }

Especial Correspondence
YEW YORK. Jan. 23.-Miss Sallie
N Fisher played new role few
" weeks ago. nothing less than
that of bridesmaid to her cousin.
Miss Cecilia Hopkins. who has been
making her home with Mrs. Fisher
tho last wear II was Miss Fishers
frat experience at wedding, she never
having seen a marriage ceremony per
formed. and the fact that an Armenian.
DIR. Mangasorian, who Is advancing
new cult among the thinking Socialists
of Chicago, performed the ceremony
made the simple service doubly
interesting to all present Miss Sallie
in her usual generous way. gave her
cousin the wedding reception and a
brilliant affair it was,
DR. Manga sorlan is the father OF
Flora Zabelle, the wife Of Raymond
Hitchcock, herself an actress of Some
ability.
Next day after the wedding Mss
Fisher left with the company for Ann
Arbor TO begin her road tour. which
Will last until late In the spring. Mrs
Fisher Will remain In Chicago until
Feb. when she joins her daughter at
Milwaukee Both ladies' hope the tour
will extend to Salt Lake and on to the
coast when her friends In Utah VIII
have the opportunity of seeing the
popular singer in the role 30 well
adapted to her talents.
Saturday the 18th. Mr.. and Mrs H.
Prosser and daughter. Winnlfred. re-
turned from a months visit to Bermu-
da, a trip long contemplated, but never
before attempted For a winter vaca-
ton. until Just before the holiday sea-
son. Bermuda Is the Mecca for New
Workers each winter; the whole cost
OF the ocean voyage Is within the
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tained at their home Wednesday eve
ming in honor of the birthday annivers-
AIRY of Mr.. Vincent, About 80 friends
and neighbors enjoyed an evening of
social chat and music.
Extensive preparations are being
made for a municipal party to be given
Feb. In the Mozart pavilion. The
following citizens have been appointed
TO act on the committees: Messrs. and
Mesdames w. NJ. Roylance, j. H. Fris-
by. S. P. Eggertsen, r. r. Irvine. Jr..
]. D. Dixon, J. w. Far'rcr. ]. w. Dunn.
James Glove, E. S. Jones, w P. Clay
ton, ]. G. Duf1n. w. o. Beesley, G. A.
Startup. Geo. Gronemen, Candy Scott.
A. 3. Morgan.
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given Friday evening at the Sixth ward
Heetinghouse under the auspices of the
missionary committee. Many beautiful
baskets were displayed and the affalr
brought a neat little sum that will be
forwarded TO the missionaries in the
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Christensen en-
tertained Wednesday evening Mrs.
walters and Miss Houston at dinner
followed by theater party.
The Priscilla club entertained at
theater party Wednesday evening in
honor OF Miss Mamie Billings of Salt
Lake former member of the club.
Miss Nina Houston and Mrs. Walters
joined theater party in Salt Lake Fri
day to see The Shepherd King"
The faculty Of the p. Y. University
gave a very enjoyable dancing party
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JANUARY % 1910

Miss Farrer was presented with
beautiful book as token OF love and
esteem from her young pupils
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brandenbcrger en-
terta!ned at dinner Wednesday eve
ming the following guests: Mr.. ana
Mrs. w L. Biersack and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred BierSack.
The Sorosis Juniors met Monday eve
ming at the home of Miss Alta Taylor
All were highly entertained by an IN
teresting talk on the Passion Play
by Miss Alice Reynolds of the universi-
ty.
Mrs Sarah F.. Henrle was pleasantly
surprised at her home Wednesday eve
ming by about 20 of her friends. A very
enjoyable evening was passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Vincent enter
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Idaho Falls are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Harwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Bennett Of Ma
grath, Canada, are visiting Lehi
friends.
Mayor Edward Southwick and Coun-
Gilman Joseph w. Coates were Logan
visitors at the convention
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Hutchings of
Boston. Mass. have been visiting Sen
ator and Mrs John Y Smith.
Mrs B. c. Holbrook of Bountiful
has been visiting DR.. and Mrs II. c.
Holbrook
The Matilda Evans chapter of D. A.
F will hold their monthly session at
the home of Mrs. Lulu Bone. when
prepared military program will be rem
dcred.
Mr and Mrs j. w. Wing. Jr.. were
visiting Provo friends the first of the
week.
Prof ]. w McAllster is preparing
a society event in the shape of an opera
by local talent, which will be given in
the near future.
The Areo Glee club and the Male
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Chorus club held a pleasant session at
the home of Mrs Dulsie Webb. We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Ingalls, of Idaho Falls and
Mr. Earl Granger OF Salt Lake were
visiting Mr.. NJ. W. Ingalls, the first Of
the week.
Mr. Pnrioy Austin is spending the
week with Sewer county relatives.
Supt. C. N Child was Salt Lake
visitor Wednesday,
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of St Marys. Kansas were married
at ST. Josept's Catholic church on
Friday by Father p NJ. Cushanhan.
The Ladies' Literary club held a box
party Tuesday night at the Orpheum
theater, there being "a members i'll
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. L. Jones left this week
for California. where they win spend
the balance of the winter. Headquar-
tcrs Will be established at Long Beach
and trips To other points of interest
will be made. The party Will return
the early part of March.
MI and Mrs. F.. f. Bingham of Car
Land were guests OF ogden friends
jhis week.
Miss Bertha Furche was given
cleverly arranged surprise at her home
On Adams avenue, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w West were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A
West during the week.
What promises to be one of the most
successful affairs Of the season will
Oe the Valentine party to be given
in the Fifth ward amusement hall on
Monday evening. February il. An old
fashioned valentine" box with dain-
~ and comic valentines viii be the
feature of the evening, Dancing and
other social recreation will be .ndulgCd
in and the committees having charge
CT the party promise some novel and
amusing pleasure. The party is be
ing arranged under the direction Of
the ward amusement committee. which
is comprised of representatives OF
every organization in the ward, and
the whole affair will be In the nature
OF an old fashioned reunion OF ward
members and their many friends.
Mrs. r. T. Hume was the hostess at
P bridge party on Thursday after
Miss Ida Burnett is home from New
York where she has been for the past
TWO months.
Miss Carol Robbins was a recent
guest of Salt Lake friends.
The Kansas-Utah association will
hold it's second annual meeting and
Banquet Saturday evening. January
29, at the Charles Cafeteria, at
o'clock. The committees on arrange
ments are leaving nothing undonc to
make the affair a success.
MISS Dorothy F1Sner OF SALT Lake,
was honored recently by Miss Myrtle
Hendricks. who Invited 30 young peo-
pie to meet her guest. For the even
Ing. devoted to cards and music. Miss
Hendricks had her home beautifully
decorated with carnations and ferns.
Mrs a. f. Larkin was the guest of
Salt Lake friends during the week.
Mrs Prhort Nyotbav-r,ou
home" recently To members of the Sun
shine club. The afternoon was de-
voted to music and sewing, after
which luncheon was served.
Mi and Mrs Harold Pcery enter
tained a box party during the week al
the Ogden theater.
Mrs. 7. D. Ryan spent Monday in
Salt Lake with friends.
Tom Caine of Salt Lake was re-
cent Ogden visitor.
Mrs II. H. Harris have moved to
Salt Lake where they win make their
future home.
Mrs. David Eccles has gone to Call
forna where she will join her daugh-
ters. Mrs. George Davis and the Misses
Laura and Flora Eccles.
The Ladies' Mission Circle of the
Baptist church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Clayton Coolidge at her
home, 2344 Grant Avenue.
-
Mrs. A. c. Campbell of Brigham city
has returned home after spending 10
days visiting ogden friends.
Mrs. I. E. Dufin of Brigham City.
was the guest of Ogden friends during
the week.
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CAUGHT IN THE RAIN

Then cold and a cough-1et It run on
get pneumonia or consumption that's
all. NO matter how you get your cough
don't neglect it-take Bollard's IIorc-
hound Syrup and you'll be over 1t In
no time. Tho sure cure fcr coughs,
colds bronchitis and all pulmonary dis
cases In young and old. Sold by H. c.
M l. Drug Dept, 1l2 and ia Seath Main
Street. Salt Lake City
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Simple Remedy for LaGrippc

LaGrippe coughs are dangerous. "A
they frequently develop Into pneu-
monia. lFoley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough. but heals and
strengthens the lungs so that no ac-
rious results need be feared. The gen.
uinc Folcy's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and is In yellow
package. Schramm- JOhnson Drug Co.
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Another popular Utah man, Mr.. ]. NJ.
Kirkham OF Lehi also Is here on bust
ness; he Is a brother OF the singer
and Latter day Saint teacher Oscar
klrkham OF the Utah coloney a year
ago Mr., J. NJ, Krkham will be in
the east for few weeks visiting in
different cities where his work calls
him.
Several new missionaries have re-
Gently arrived. among them S. L. Mer-
rill. j. G.. Smith and Samuel Packard,
who VIII labor in the Brooklyn con-
ference. Elder H. C. Foulger, new
conner, Is also located there
At todays chapel services. Elder
John Henry Smith of the quorum of the
Twelve was present and a most impress
siVe service was held. President Rich
presided and spoke of the pleasure OF
having one of the Twelve with us even
FOR few hours. also referring feeling
ly TO the Ill health of Elder George
Albert Smith. Miss Claudia Holt sang
a sacred solo and Elder Levi Young
followed In brief but eloquent adj
cress, after which two sacred pieces
wore given by r. C. Easton; then
came the blessing and setting apart OF
Elder l.. E. Young as a member of tho
first council of seventy, by Elder
John Henry Smith; a most Impressive
ceremony II was and everyone felt
the solemnity OF the occasion; after
20 My Fhther." given by r. c. Easton.
by request, Elder Joseph KimbaIl pro-
nounced the benedictiop. The day was
warm and springlike. and a large com
pany assembled for the services; a
most peaceful and congenial spirit was
manifest with all who took part. either
as speakers or listeners
.skl&
Tor the west. with the heartfelt and
best wishes Of the Utah branch here
Tor his safe return and the recovery
of his son. JANET
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Salt Lake Photo and Supply Co.
Kodaks. finishing. framing. 142 Main
Street.