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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18
Sonreu1s 36.GGrsfef.

Sfrsboas gfter feire6e "2nrer'
fin 86.Mnrsfeft { BET rtorite SeIfabs
2ofale, cs Def por en- I ale Sen'een'
Der bpsselis os oellpffet SiIIteIring.
gne Smgfprentreens Weolenrter
meS 0aner bar tiIftebe. Wan inr''
IeSes peb bdlpfpp Eibeu, og Soften
beapnbtc meb, at Sormnnben, 5. 9.
IIftao criticize be SoriamleSe BEL
fouurem os bso benz ttlboros. Otter
Of man bapSe rtft be beiltge Het.
ter, bporaf gmfetboroet bngneoe,
tiIb meteorological, introoucereoe
Eorrunrben Or. 8. gse Tom Wife
mems "Soaftndfter~. Gfterat ocrrte
hapoe snffet "2uren" tinpfte rreo
ben m~inoeperbige feftlige anleonius,
oop ban OrSet til Soreninsens po'
ruI9re Snitrufter, Sltlius s. Sop
Serftnb, Der talte ON enoel at De gr.
farinaer, "2trren" baobe bdpt I TOR
ffieIliee @etninser; iom meb enbper
Innnan Screening buobe bet gdaet
booSe cp og neo. San mareoe Neeo'
lenmcrne til of eicre TT beoite; oeo
flittia SpeIie og peb of bolSe gang
Unforeseen oppe | andre Sen'eenoer
riISe "2uren" berefter iom btotil MI
be lin Sp9ape poa IN limit WtanOe'
~9uren"s SefretHr, Gmil Sohnn'
fen, oop en- erei Soeritgt ODER 6or'
entraens Siitorie fra bens 5tiftelle.
mc0 s. Socfpit3 ion bens ferite 8or'
monb. OBJ iii bore 0oee, 0erefter
fuIote en- Sale al 8. G. SierIcio ION
iirr bcrleoe peS getponinsen al rtorit
Gang % Mllriif for norife Golf. Sar
fcrtaIte ON SeIe'pincren Greorif Be'
tcr;en, Tom olerebe for coer binOreoc
gar fiben, Iarge fsr ben rorIfe Src'
naubrina tcg fin regelmnsiige BE
anubelie, boerpeoe iig iotn Soloot
reb Sort Dearborn og Der blcp orpbt
al Snbionerne I 1912. SoIeren min
bebes ogioa ben "ncrite Snooan'
brtnes Sor", Gleng 9eerion.
Otter Solcrne bleo Der iunget Here
eonae, % Grogrammct Iuttcbe men
ghtfif al bet bersmte barb time or
dcitra".
On minbre Set bpor inioIertio
en- life miubre IipIie % gerptlta
Gtemning ~runoebe, feireocS ionrmf
gften / GnIeSrine al "2uren"s Be-
aorsiubiIG4m / Sr. G. 81. SunneIS'
Stem at Goreninsets Stiftere %
sgresmeblemer. aftenen til6ro8'
tes neo Sang % SmrtaIe, og ntorgi
ct firrt Rinoe fra eumIe Gage opfri'
ffe6es. Sr. Slmneis bar, iom be-
fienbt, inotil FOR fna aar iioen "Sit'
ren"8 Sritritfter % bar bioragct
meget til Toreuiugens GrtpieI % an'
ieelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

3ienosgiernineer for 2piet. SaIfoIS
bar ban eiort fit til, at Der iffe iaar
bill bIipe ToIe ON noeen poerIi.
aere SubiioiebepiIgnineer. eteener.
Jon mootager fra ale annter @ratu.
Iationer meb bet Gtanbpunft, ban
bar taget, os ben Dpgtigbeo, bpor.
meb ban, troos Mobitnmb fra &uiets
Ieoenbe WeoIemmer, bar pibit at
bringe Sagen til ct granopunft.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

Irrt at intte pris poo De SoroeIe,
iom oenne Ggn bpber. grebrene
Fapenier bar oeioa fornpIig paa en-
Cur noe | Montana, bpor De bIep
fiirerte for fin @anorelpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

"Your daughters music Is improv-
ing" said the professor, "but when
she gets to the scales / have to watch
her pretty closely"
Just like her father" said Mrs. Nu-
ritch, "He made his money In the
grocery business"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

Ranr Sc ifriper til Ibcrtes
terenbe. iaa p9r ian benIie at
meobeIe. at 9e iaa beres
advertisement | "Secorab,Bos
fen. Oct iifrer Dem ben
beofte @e6anblino,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

80 Mar eummel. San par fra 8ois,
fom til Gbtcaeo I 1854 o. bar I fin
Glib en- oelfienbt gpgningsfontrottsr.
Grlanb SteeneriOn, en- al Gbica.
eos pIoite Settlere, er bso I en- aloer
at ~ @ar. San bar Sfr9boer al
Brofesfion.
Gaitur 1tlsafer gaIbpin, Iis.,
bar forleoen 30 aar sammel og blep
| ben anleoning paa en- imiif Waaoe
erinoret at 8enner % Wenisbeosfolf.
Truirsior @ilbelm Ectterien bar
ifslge "3ib." unber arbeioe to me
gsger, booraf ben enc er Ell SortGl'
ling, iom bill bIioe forlaet | Rorge.
Gn befjenbt nrrif Waifiniit, gebcr
8. Bite, er beb, II gar gammel, |
Situspine, ga, bpor ban | en- &9ffe
al aor bar Sormano | Situsoiae
Sror Cos Waifinp9rfIteo, men ! De
iibIte 25 aar bar brepet esen Sorret'
ming Iom Waifiniit os 9ssieimeo.
Gn fufbar spsoom. E%uberfulsie
Snebomme bos bore maonpttige DIR
poaisrer Raticnen ct ftnoniielt Cab,
Ser al Or. 81. 8. @eIoin, Gbefcn for
Observation-Disclosures 0pretnnr.
Itri6ureau, a~nIIaaes til $24,000,000
ON Iaret.
Grnfnebe Saar. s en- Slom, Tom
( Gluten af forrtee u9e plnoielig
opitoo | ct AT De TRANCE % iteile 9al-
isrer | @poming, ben i~aafalote Beer
aiper Ganpor, omfom en- Sioro paa
1000 Soar tilbsrenoe en- Wanb oeb
Iapn Beter Dillon.
st fotbart Walcri itianlet. Sean
Sroncis Nil1ets beremte Moleri
"Sbe Sbepbero anS Sloef", Der bar
tareret til $4,000. cr forleben Dag
6leoet i~tiaoIct fra 9~llnitnuiect | Sol.
oen @ate gorf / San Sranisco, Oct
bar meb en- Ifarp anip bIepet ifaaret
no al Hammer. Sppen, en- ung tplt
Toler, er ienere blet paagreben.
gamfimiitntipn paaipbe isieu. =
| anicferbacfer GruIt Company, Der
unber 9anifen | 1907 bleu mot til
at Iuffe fine Ssre, tnbfriebe Den 14oe
bs. set iioite al fine $23,00o,oo0
time certificates Of bepoiits". aa'
pitaIen itaor M ii,lbitanoig rebabili.
terct, % iamtIise Snoifpoere, bois
iamlebe SiIgobebaoenhe onorog til
$35,7o1,716, bill faa iis uo6ctalt bet
fllbe geIeb, Be babe inbeitaoenoe.
Salsaaren burtppereret. Gaa Gong
Sslanb College SoipitaI | SEEM 9crf
beFnber is en- 10 aar gamrnel Gut
peb Rabn Soralo Griction, icm bar
foaet SaIsanrcu bcrtopereret, Son
cr | raif 9eSrirs efter Sperotioneri,
oa 9reerne uotaIer sobt Snab ON,
at ban pfI bIi t~,lbitrnSie friif isicn,
ibet De er al Den Wenins, at Salsaa'
rens Sunftioner oil hume uoferes az
be minbre glohtar.
Stur T~rpeaieiit. Gf g%nmintitra.
TOR | ben afbeoe Sernbaremaenat T..
s. Sorrimans 90 er Der til Stats.
fasien | Tcm gorf Stat | wsansass
aiort en- ioreIsbis SuhbctaIins az
$4,000 | arpeaisifter. Getie sirl.
Der FOR en- Sormue paa $71,ooo,oo0.
Oct antases imioIertih. at Sarrt'
mans eiterIoSte Sornnie, nonr gcet
bIir iulbt cpsiort, oil riie TO at an.
bragg til minoit Si4o, 100000 %
'@rreeiiten til 100000,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

Eaitur tlsafer | gaISpin, Iis.,
bar forleoen 80 aur gammel o. blen
| ben a~nlebnins paa en- imrf Waaoe
erinoret at @enner o. Wenigbebsfolf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18
SoriPieniet.

Sonis s. Clifton er bso | Chicago,
80 aar CANNED. San par fra 8ois,
Tom til Gbtcaeo I 1854 % bar I fin
Glib en- oeIfierbt gpgningsfontroftsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18
a..,annnrntw tnn,apsrIa.
nufuth npsosprt,es

pr,isrpaa 0htesas esrs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

Troicsiur @ilbelm Ectterien bar
ifslge "2io." unber Grbeioe to me
geger, booraf BEN enc er en- Sort9l.
lina, iom bill bIioe forIaet | Rorge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

NO. 8 ..of1s-o2
Sapre-Rc. . ................44A-444
Np. 8 .43A -444
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

8 Tcccroh, Sowa, @rpiesfcr ps Mrs.
@cpeIitob, Iancag ben l4oe Marts, en-
Eise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18
Notwithstanding.
Ten 16bt wtarts.
Ten 16ot Warts.

zho II. maui
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18
st foitbart Ialcri itiaalct. Sean

SronciS MiIlets beremte MoIeri
"Sbe Sbepbero oto Sloef", Der bar
tareret til $4,000. cr forleber Dag
bleoet ItiaoIet fra 8liuitmuieet | Sol.
oen @ate gorf / San Sranisco, Oct
bar meo en- Ifarp 8nip bIepet ifaaret
no al 8ammer. Sppen, en- ung tplt
Woler, er ienere bIet pangreben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

Grlanb Steenerion, en- al Gbica.
eos ploite Settlere, er bso I en- slber
al ~ Iar. San bar Sfr9boer al
Brofesfion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

Trnfnebe Taar. 5 en- Slom, Tom
I Slutten al forrise u9e pIuoieli9
opitoo I ct al De trange % iteile 0al-
isrer / Bpoming, Den %iuafaIbte Bear
Hiper CANNON, omfom en- Siorb paa
1000 Soar tilbsrenoe en- Iano oeb
Iaon Heter Dillon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

2onarrsmano SaIpor Stccnerions
Sptrrocn Iisccpcrfor be fcrelaaeoe
SfibsIubNoirr bar siort flor 90 for
oclastia SsIiat. San bar Sofnmeri'
teret lin 8aaitanb ON, at Sfibstrii'
item anpcnScr Itcre geIsb paa at pad
pirfc acusresicn. iaa goot. at oer
al BAN iorcIaacoe llnoerissel'csto'
mite cstcr al SanoipnIisbeh ptI bltps
nebiat, % alt tpoer paa, at oenne ptl
flune brtnos sanits t~atsresiarts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

Gn befjenbt nprif Maifiniit, Tebcr
8. Bite, er beb, II aar gammel, !
Situspiae, 90, bpor ban | en- IGffe
al gar bar Sormano t Situsoiae
Srpn Cos Waifinp9rfiteo, men ! De
iibIte 25 slar bar brepet egen Sorret'
nina Tom Wafiniit og @ssieimeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

a~smssmttais / 6aieass.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-18

ter at llda ll9 I'll Sc0otap Jul Oo"'
meren.
Set Iioite Wanbng afbolotc
BALD boa ct MebIem al SfoIeraaoci
oa poa aoSicrer for bette oafte fur
Iioeu Spmrrfiomheb, ioet Der fnr
foIteSes omtrent 90 Stcmmer. GQC
SisIe uor for Icp. e. $. Srcen %
80. 6. Solution buorucb fcrItnrontC
oierpalates til WeoIem for ire aat
oo Sobnion iii ansierer for to Gur
- Iobcrt Sbompion | Gresco az
ter iammcn mcn Spnnen Sercp %
0atteren man at ioretage ell Iuto
mobilreiie / europa til Sommcren
9e oater al tiItrpoe Teiieu til Stoer
pooI eneoug I Roi Waaneo, 90 ber
ira piI Sc ioa mco fin egen Iiitcmo'
bill relic oocr 1ele al England ot
Sfotlonb. Gciieu oeutcs at piae op
tooe en- ire Wanrc6ers 3io.
Paa Rocf SSIonO 9onen trt
gcbor Tapibs til 9ecorab ifoI DC,
eiter Sigenoe I Sen urrmeite 6ren
ti6 oisres cuSel 5orbebrin9er. 2e'
hal iaaIeoes ppre beiIuttet, at 81
Gunos Sfiuuer ifoI a~nbrirges lite
6rtfor Sc muorrenoe Iettere Slags
% 9roeu res Grout Hun er ancrcot
bleper ombpseet, ioa De iourerc 90.
fomotioer fan benpttes ooer bcun'
SiOegreu al @auen. anore Sorbe
bringer oil maoite oBino bIioe aicrt
GnfeIte oi Sc 2onoisaere, ION
iooar bar fofyet omfring noe | Won
tasa for at iiube ia CT mt Silent el
fomne tilbose meo BEN iaIte 5orpis
ming, at 8inreibeif Gourtp er Ell alt
for nobt steo at fIptte ira. Sohu 6
Seefnt3 fom iaoIeoes forleoel
ttIbaee bertiI efter en- I9nscrc 2anb
iegertur, 90 ban bophe uabcr benlil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
MAY ARGUE MERGER
CASE IN SALT LAKE
treat Railroad Contest Has Now
Reached Nearly the Last
Stage.

NEW YORK. April S.-Etnal stages Of
me long drawn out Union Pacific merger
ltisation were entered today when the
liiing by the government OF various sta
tistics and the taking OF testimony in its
SUIT to dissolve the Union Pacific Sou
tReIn Pacific merger were completed.
When the government rested its case
counsel FOR the railroads announced that
inc inc aetense also rested thus closing the
hearings in the memorable action, The
papers in which were filed in Sail Lake
Guy on January IS. 1906 and in which
the taking OF testimony has been in prog
reSs Tor more than a year.
Inc hearings have been held by Syl-
Eester O.: Williams In Salt Lake CITY
DenNer, San Francisco. Portland. Oregon;
81 Panl. Washington and New York
counsel Tor the defense reserved tho
f1Ght TO file corrected statement or 10
make corrections in figures presented. The
printing of the record VIII not be com
Plcted for several days. Then Mr. Will
mans VIII file his report with the United
states circuit court at Salt Lake CITY.
Where the time and place for the holding
OF the arguments will he determined. 1t
may be held in Salt Lake City, Denver or
st. Paul
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
DES MONIES RATE CASE
WAS SIMPLY DISMISSED

Inc official report OF the Interstate
commerce commission concerning the re-
cent Des Moines freight rate case has
peen received in this city. and from a
caretui reading of it the fact appears that
inc commission did not decide against the
mileage basis of rate making. as was in
correctly reported by wire. but merely
dismissed the case FOR lack OF sufficient
evidence.
AS the Des Moines case was based
somewhat on the contentious made in the
salt Lake case by The local shippers II
was at first feared in this city that the
Des Moines case. resulting as il was re-
ported by wire at the time. indicated that
the commission had decided against the
principle Salt Lake set forth. therefore,
that the Des Moines case was straw
showing that the Official wind blew
against the Salt Lake case.
The commission. however. passed no
opinion about the merits OF the Des
Moincs case and a mileage basis. as IL
did in the Spokane case. but merely de-
cidod that Des Moiues had not proved its
case. so there was nothing 10 decide. This
practically leaves the merits OF the
mileage basis as applied 10 Salt Lake Just
where they have been since the Spokane
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
STORM OF PROTEST. OVER
HEALTH BOARDS NEW RULE

The new rule adopted by Health Com
missioner Dr. S. g Paul and the city
board Of health increasing tho duaran-
tine period in scarlet fever cases from
three 10 four weeks. has stirred up con-
siderable opposition from among fam =
ilies now under quarantine on account Of
that disease. There are al present about
scventy-h five houses in the city under
quarantine FOR scarlet fever, and as soon
as the occupants learned OF the new
rule they Immediately got busy With the
missioner 10 register their protests.
Dr Paul declared that the rule should
auply TO the cases now under quarantine
M we'll AS all new cases in the future,
and instructed the clerks in the health
Office TO that effect. So the protests VIII
do no good.
In an effort 10 stamp out the scarlet
fever epidemic. the health department Is
preparlnr a set Of rules and rcguls tions
governing the care Of persons afflicted
with that Conta gion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
I'm Hotel Corridors

MR.. AND MRS -. NJ. ARMSTEAD
Of .Nrmstead. Mont. are guests at The
Nnutsford.
BYRON GRJGGS Of Chicago is at the
knutsford.
WILLIAM \. SANDERS Of La Grande.
on. is at the Wilson,
w. o. SCOTT of Nampa, Ida, is reg
isteTed at the Wilson.
ROSE McTAGGART Of Logansport,
Ind, Is guest at tho Wilson
MRS. II. $. BATTLES Of Girard, Pa
Is At The Knuts'Ord.
EUGENE HESS Of Germany is a guest
at the knutsford.
y. r DRAKE OF HALEY, Ida. is at
the Wilson.
F. c. LINCOLN Of Butte Is at the VIII
son.
D'GAY STIVERS a wen-known attor-
ney OF Butte. is registered at the VIII
son.
SHERMAN FARGO of Park City Is at
the Wilson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
PAVING CONTRACT
LET BY D. & R. c.
City Will Cooperate by Con-
Meeting Depot Grounds With
West Third South.

y contract to pave the Denver e. Rio
Grande depot grounds and TO pave on
west Third South street on the part OF
'he clty, so as 10 connect the paving
ABOUT The station with the uptown paved
district. was let Friday night to Pat
MORAN Dy the board of public works and
nE the Denver e Rio Grande Railroad
TT@mpenE through General Manager II.
w. Clarke and Chief Engineer c. w
wynn, on The recommendation OF City
engineer McGonaglc. Earlier in the day
IL was decided Ia let the contract 10
WilofneNcT the city engineer recommend =
and uniform
The streets that Will he paved are
about half block on West Third South
G'rande avenue from West Second South
TO West Fourth South street Work
Will begin at once.
The railroad officials last night were
IN consultatto nwith the city engineer
ABOUT n drainage pipe that viii he neccs-
sary 10 carry off the surface water from
the station grounds. The water used 10
he taken Oft in an open ditch but since
be needed. This detail. II is cypccted
viii be adjusted today saturday..
NO details OF the arrangement could
ne obtained from the railroad officials on
Friday night, as they said that their
plans had not yet been complcted bur
that the official announcement would he
made just as soon as the contracts were
signed.
The Denver e Rio Grandc officials in
the city looking after this and other
matters are General Manager H. w
Clarke, g. w. Gwynn and 4. A. Demp-
sey. superintendent OF dining car service
and eating houses. Friday night in the
knutsford hotel. where the party is STAY
ing. The officials good naturcdIy declined
10 talk for publication. Mr. Clarke say
ing that he was on one OF his regular
inspection trips and that no significance
whatever was attached to his visit to
Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09

distributed throughout the state about a
follows. At Black Rock, % 900 head:
Milford. 225.0OO head; Modcna. zoe. 900
head: Fairfield. 100 OO0 Lehl. - 900:
Granlsyilc. 100 0OO Lofgrccn, 125, 900:
Ncphi $4,000. Jcr!co. 100000: Dragon
and Ncrnal. 100. 600, Cisco. -. 000: 'rhomp-
IS 600. Cotton 90 900. IIober and Charles
ton. 30 600; Wasalch 90 600, Kclton and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
|||SANDS SEEKING
HOMES IN THE WEST
Present Movement of Col
|uistS Promises to Break
All Records.

.|cAGO, April S.-The managers
.fhwestern and western railroads
a satisfaction over the spring
ent of colonists INTO all the terri
.est Of the Rocky mountains from
madam border to the Mexican
tlthough official figures have not
rrtpared regarding the movement
"a seeking homes in new coun-
4 i confidently stated that the
ID will exceed that OF last year.
. q records were broken.
stirtics Will be prepared until
'1r movement Is over. which Will
III April ID. or possibly April 30.
ID ~ the gatcways, however, the
low that there has been. up
Ia steady stream of colonisis
iDto the northwest and the far
ding the colonist movement.
sas begun March /, s. p. Eustes,
|.tf traffic manager of the Chi.
Burlington & Quincy road, said:
/ The movement keeps up the re-
d of the period as IT has thus
records will be broken. The
Is TO the northwest and to Mon
|pd, Utah have been especially
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
IS Waterway Suggestions.

tyeEy wcll-orsanized traffic the
y and The waterway are compile
NJ Rther than mutually destruc-
! vzicfway is TO be the savior or
'mas0r as against the railroad.
lf1ayS that are 10 play an Inn
ni rart in traffic must be deep
1zK This point cannot be en-
z,c too strongly.
Eonld not set the water running
"a bathroom before you have pro-
|An ofcape pipe with a free outlet.
Pre-. the lower Mississippi. from
'Feans 10 ST. Louis. must precede
-Eaier connection with the great
cost Of dredging a canal down
'ksissirpi bottoms. putting in the
.'nFe TO thirty necessary locks and
'ng rights Of way. might possibly
70 si5.000.000 If We can spend
=1s OF millions on the Panama
We can. afford 10 construct one
Y Louis 10 the gull which would
|'npsrably more valuable TO COM
y and oe-rolliDg must he got
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
One Conductor Who Was Cured.

Mr., Wilford Adams is his name, and
he writes about it" Some time ago
! was confined to my bed with chronic
rheumatism. ] used two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Remedy with good ef-
feet, and the third bottle put me on
my feet. and ] resumed work as con.
ductor on the Lexington, Ky, street
railway. 1t gave me more relief than
any medicine I had ever used, and it
will do all YOU claim in cases of rheu-
matsm. " Foley's Kidney Remedy
cures rheumatism BY eliminating the
uric acid from the blood Schramm-
Johnson Drugs. Five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
SHEARING OF SHEEP
ON IN FULL BLAST

The shearlng OF sheep Is now going on
In all parts OF the state, and. according
TO Marcus Harris of the y. Harris Wool
company OF ST, Louis. will continue un-
I'll MAY. The total wool clip will amount
TO more than t. 900 900 pounds this year
in Utah. and most OF this wool was con
tractcd for last fall at prices ranging
from IS to 23 cents n pound
Mr. Harris says the flocks this year
arc I'm AN excellent condition. He osti-
mated that there arc about zoo men now
engaged in this state fleccing sheep. The
:, O0n 600 sheen now being shcDrcd arc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
SAYS GAVE LEVITT $4,000
HE HASN'T ACCOUNTED FOR

The Kcefe Consolidated Railway Time :
Saving company nlcd an answer and
cross complaint in the district court
FRIDAY In thc suit by Aaron Levitt. who
is sccxinp 10 recover sic. .36li9: alleged
TO be due FOR services rendered as man
agcr OF the company and for money ad-
Yonccd TO ii. -,,.,
Tho company denies the Indebtedness
and alleges that between January l..
i9o7 and Decembcr 81, 1909. q advanced
LEVITT $4,000 to be used for the beneiii
OF the company and that Levitt mas re-
mon@y. Judgment IS asked that an ac-
counting he had and that the company
recover the amount found TO be due
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against the owners OF moving vans in
the city VINO have failed 20 take out a
license on the same as required by or
dinance.
The license on each van is Sl2 so per
aunum, and a number Of the owners have
failed to pay their 1910 license. Unless
this is done by the first OF the week there
will be some arrests made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
MUSICAL PROGRAMME IN
TWENTY SECOND WARD

Ward members and friends gathered
at the Twenty-Second ward meeting
house Friday evening and listened TO an
excellent musical programme. given un-
der the auspices OF the NJ. ]. a. OF the
ward Short addresses were made by
those connected with the mutual inn
proyement work. Following the pro-
grnmmc light refreshments were served.
and later The floor was cleared and the
remainder OF the evening spent In dane
Ing
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Tourist Cars for Lynndyl, Utah. Land
Drawing

To accommodate the people attending
the Land Drawing at Lynn, Utah. April
llth. the SALT LAKE ROUTE will
handle extra tourist ears on train No.
6l. leaving Salt Lake 500 p. m.. April
sth. 9th and 10th Cars viii be set
out at Lynn and can be occupied each
night AT berth rate. Tickets on sale
April sth. 9th 10Th and llth Round
trip. <505. Special train Monday,
April l1th 80 a nj.
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llted on the Pennsvlynnia

nc PennsylNInIa railroad was be-
zen out OF $500 600 per year by
councilmcE alone through
solne years ago started tho aSita-
.r'ai resulted In laws against the
y Vi transportation by n railroad.
..ops now that some Of the graft
-,.'nc'lmen who are now in trouble
't,pDussnds of dollars yearly through
wy OF railroad passes. They Sc
-'sal BOOKS of passes and sold
oDf-half the regular Tatc.-Ncw
pnmercial.
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votes and Personals.

Freight Agent Reeves and
superintendcnt Davis Of the o.
AK gone north Tor a few days.
r, AIR, Reeves's offices arc be-
sVslsm. an old railroader well
~ eat Lake. who at one time
a agcnt for the Rock Island in
= ofe, is in the city for few
,"er. superlntcnd"nt of telegraph
Sslt Lake Route. has recently
;sr,d ;I member OF The tclcgraphic
'.iRt.ohy committee of tho Amer
o,r ,ute OF Electrical Engineers I'm
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Lovett and Ripley Conferrinr.

SAN FRANCISCO. April S.-The presi-
dents Of the Southern Pacific company
and the Santa Fe system. Judge Robert
s. LoVctt and T.. 2. Ripley. arc in con-
ference here today. aud it is announced
that they Will hold daily conferences for
several days. No Joint inspection trips
are contemplated. II is sLaIed.
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A Good Friend in Time of Need

No one can have n better friend
when troubled with collie or diarrhoca
than Chamberlain S Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t always cures.
For sale by all druggists.
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leland; April S.-Trainmen and
prs employed on the Lake Shore
|lgan Southern. the Lake Erie &
and The Nickel Plate railways
ted almost unanimously TO strike
lkheir original proposition for a
pcreasc Is accepted. The vote was
union today.