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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-25

services at the Baptist Church Sun,
day and Sunday night.
Beggs Chapter o. T.. s. elected OF.
ficers Friday afternoon as follows
Worthy matron. Mrs. Max Brown
worthy patron, Doctor Lankford as
soclate matron. Mrs. ID. Il. Young.
conductress. Mrs. C.. II. Drlnker: as
soclate conductress. Mrs. Henry Gar,
wood; secretary Mrs. w. Il. Read.
ing treasurer, Mrs. Mary Thomp.
son.
Emmett Pago came home Thurs
day for few days visit.
Charles Hicks OF Ava. Dougla.
County Mo-. was here Monday.
Miss Il. Harris left Friday afternoon
for Springfield Mo
Miss Opal Kaylor was In Begg,
Friday.
Mrs. I. J. Pattersonand son Hin
ton left for Ada, Okla. Saturday e
spend next week with her mother.
Doctor Cott was up from Okmui.
gee Thursday
Misses Francis Jones and Mae
Turner left Friday night for theii
homes 20 spend Christmas at Warrsns.
burg, Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-25
MOUNDS.

Special 20 the World
Mounds, Okla, Dec. 24-Miss Mary
Utley. who has been attending school
at Edmond is here to spend tho holt
days with her mother Mrs. Utley.
c. M, Schlichtor attended to busl-
ness in Sapulpa Monday and Tuesday
Frank Bronson was In sapulpa
Tuesday.
Mesdames l.. d. Mlchner and Jack
Burns visited Oklahoma City this
week.
Mrs. r. II. Barlow and baby went
to Edmond Saturday to spend the
holidays.
Miss Claire Justice was in Klefer
Saturday
. Prof. ID II. Styles attended 10 bust
ness In sapulpa Saturday
Mrs. w. s.. stiles was shopping In
sapulpa Saturday
Miss Ruth Utley visited homo folks
hero tho first OF the week. ...
Prof. A. Llnschird attended the
Teachers Association meeting at Kie-
fer Saturday.
w. L. Coffman was n business visit
or at sapulpa the latter part OF the
week.
Gordon ID. Morriss was in sapulpa
Tuesday. ett 49, h. ,ii.....
w. y. styles went to Guthrie Tues
day.
Ray Burt was in sapuIpa Tuesday,
. 1. NH.I =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-25

role OF Alpha and Omega OF the
Pawhuska Capital
Pat Harris, the Usage County cotton
King, raised seventy bales OF the floecy
staple this year, and expects 10 raise
400 bales on the 500 acres he viii
plant TO cotton next season.
DR. and Mrs. IL. c. Carson received
holiday present in the shape Of a
girl baby
Hunky- Happy, who was paid nearly
thousand dollars for himself. wife
and minor children at this Usage pay
ment paid seven dollars into the city
treasury for being a little too in
toXlcated
Walker Boone Is visiting in Tulsa.
MIR II 70. Trammel erstwhile OF
Pawhuska. desires to become state
bank examiner under Lee Cruce.
Iona Hardridge. sent to the pen 10
serve four years for horsestealing.
has been paroled by Haskell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-25
BEGGS.
Special 10 the World.

special 10 the World.
Beggs. okla, Dec. 2i.-Orvo Lee
Adams little daughter OF Rev o. l..
Adams Is seriously Ill with pneumonia
T. A. Hansford OF Houston. Mo.
has been visiting friends at Beggs for
the past few days He came here to
look at the country with view OF
locating.
Mrs, L. c. Bell OF Oklahoma City is
here the guests of Mrs. o X, Peck
l., j. Atherton and son are In Kan
sas City visiting,
Attorney Van Albertson was In Sa-
puipa several days this week
w. II. and Mrs Kaylor were up
from Preston over Sunday
James Kepley was an okmulsee Wis.
itor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Kennedy Of Tul.
sa are here to spend the holidays with
C, C. Kimble.
are home from college to spend
Christmas.
A twelve pound baby girl came as
a Christmas gift to the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. A, J., Humel SUNDAY
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Thompson left
Friday to spend over Sunday with rel
atlves at sapulpa
Mrs l. A. Snoddy left Wednesday
for Stroud, Okla, to visit friends
Charles Humphrey attended the
funeral Of his niece at Bristow
Wednesday
Charlie Rouk and family left
wednesday for West Plains, Mo-, on
q visit.
p. l. and Ray Brown are serving
on tho jury
Thomas Harris left Tuesday to visit
relatives in the Choctaw country.
Earl Edmisson OF Inola was visiting
in Beggs part OF the week
Mrs, j. g. Class and children of
Texas are visiting her parents at this
place
Mrs. Homer A. Cole entertained her
scholars and their parents Thursday
afternoon A well arranged program
was carried out and refreshments
served. Tho afternoon was enllvened
by visit from old Santa Claus.
II Garwood. Jr, DR.. Ryan. Claud
Henderson, Reuben Lankford, Doctor
Lankford. Jack DeCamp, Ray and
Earl Brown took In tho prize fight
at Tulsa Tuesday night.
A band of fortune tellers arrived In
Beggs, Saturday but left Monday.
Miss Opal Kaylor visited hero Fri
day
Thomas Wills was hors Tuesday
from Sapulpa.
Jacobs Hornsinger and Mrs. Hugh
Rogers and children left Sunday for
Montana.
Samuel Bright was at okmulgoe
Monday
The Rev. Millichamp OF Morris held
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Miss Crol was In Kiefsr Saturday.
Il. l.. Barton went to Sepulpa Tues-
day.
Mrs. J. W. Allison was shopping In
the county seat Monday
Mary Utley went 10 Sapulpa Tues
day.
Mrs. Joe Walker was in sapulpn
last Saturday
Mrs. Ray Chiffon and children vis-
tied relatives In Sapulpa this week
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sanders left
Wednesday for visit with relatives
In Missouri.
Miss Ethel MIchner returned
Wednesday from visit with relatives
In oklahoma City
Il. ]. O'Brien went to Sapulpa
Tuesday.
j. l.. Mereau was business visitor
at the county seat Wednesday.
Mrs. John Maxwell left Friday for
n visit with relatives IN Missouri.
Mrs. A. NJ Sm0ots went 10 Sapulpa
Wednesday
Miss Ruth Utiey who is working at
the telephone office IN Sapulpa spent
Sunday here with home folks.
Y. J. Brown went to Sapulpa Tues
day.
X. n. Barlow was in sapulpa Sat
urday on business
Miss Orpha Daniels went % Sapul-
pa Saturday
Mrs. l.. G. Michner returned from
Oluthoma City Wednesday
Ray Burt was Tulsa business vis-
ltor Wednesday
l., o. Maxwell left the latter part
OF the week on business trip to
Cuba.
Mrs c. NJ, SchIchter was in sa-
pulpa Saturday on business
Miss Ruth Teming attended the
Teachers' Association IN Kiefer Sat
urday.
o. A. Hildreth went to sapuIpa
Tuesday
Miss Ethel Chambers went TO Tulsa
Tuesday.
George Richardson was IN The coun
~ seat Tuesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-25
RAMONA.

apeciai 70 tho World
Ramona, Okla Dec. 2i-Charley
Murphy died asst Monday at his homo
east Of town. Mr. Murphy had been
sick for several years Of consumption.
He made his will hast week leaving
a large part Of his estate to his wife
He leaves family of ten children be-
hind him, the youngest Of which Is
not expected to live. lie has been
IN this county for somo time, having
won many friends and made great
deal Of money during his residence
here. His funeral was held Tuesday
from the Friends Church
Walter Praether was In town Tues
day on business.
Rev >. u. Cannady has resigned as
pastor Of the Baptist Church and IS
going visiting in Missouri
N. p. Symonds has moved from the
George Tyner TO the Charles williams
farm where Alex Faulkner moved a
few weeks ago to the Ceasar farm
Artle Brewer was in town last TIES
day on business.
Mrs Belle Pelsue Is seriously i'll at
her home in the east part of town.
The Carnahan Grocery Company
has bought out the Swearingen stock
and has moved II into the Edward
Horsley building
Edwin Anls was In BartleWille
Wednesday buying Christmas presents
William Stout was the guest OF Miss
Airline Kelley Tuesday of this week.
An entertainment was held Thurs
day night at the auditorium by the
public schools, 1t was success in
every sense OF the word 1t shows
what rapid strides have been made
under Prof. l.. j. Barton as superin-
tendent.
DR.. j. c stevens was In town Thurs
day ON business
Lula Upton. one OF ochelata's S
school teachers attended the school en-
tertainment at the auditorium Thurs
day night
Mr.. Robert Bass and son, Morris,
returned from Mexico this week.
Miss Ethel Amls left yesterday
morning for Joplin. Mo. to visit her
friend Mrs, Kirkpatrick She will re-
turn after holidays.
Miss Janeway. Mr.. Clough, Miss
Huff, Miss Jack. Miss Westmoreland,
a number OF Ramona school teachers.
left for their respective homes this
week to spend holidays.
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with typhoid tovcr Is improving slow.

with typhoid rover Is improving slow
ig
Mr. NJ l.. Little has started a
branch lumber yard at sperry , thriv
ing ltt,a village four miles north OF
here. A, l.. Buoh has charge of tho
new yard and will be found on duty
az all times % serve his patrons
The Ladies' Aaid Society had an
enjoyable time at their bazaar Ast
Saturday night Several leading
merchants Of Tulsa wero wei, repre-
sented \ Y Boswell. Wright Cloth
ing Company Reanc-Vandcver New
York store Brady Mercantile Com
pany American Tea ana Coffee com
pany and others an donated to the
good cause Tho net proceeds
amounted 20 $500
Mr. Culbertsou is erecting new
barn on his lots
Wesley Worick IS home asaln lie
and John Hatcher served two weeks
on the petit jury in Tulsa before
judge J.. NJ. Poe.
Mr. Dunklebery has Moved ia one
% Mr Hatcher's tenant houses
3 l.. ) Miles is enarging his stock
Of goods ana when tho complete as-
sortment arrives he viii have NJ eX-
oellent merchandise stock
We understand John Prichard ls
going move back to his old haunts
Mr. Prichard lived In this Vicinity for
about twenty years ana his return will
be welcomed by all of hts Old neigh
bors
The people Of this vicinity would
like % see a good rain as stock water
IS very scarce.
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ed yesterday from Tulsa whero he has
been attending court
Mr. Bailey Of the abstract company
at Tulsa and former resident ~ Brok-
on Arrow was here Monday.
Mr. Roy Grossmau left for Los An
COLES last Friday where he will mako
his future home
MISS Bell Donaldson has returned
after two Weoks visit at oklahoma
city
MIR W " williams one OF Broken
Arrows merchants spent Wednesday
In Tulsa on business
Miss Brooks who has been IN school
In Iuisn Ia home with parents and
friends for the Christmas holidays.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-25

Charles Hamilton
who the Duchess
paris The marriage the
known whether
might not been
a Tor Mrs Paine to sign connection with her suit
tho bogus
been In London
believed to
tho age
The Duke de Choiseu has been friend Mrs Paine
came becoming
has never missed the noted receptions charming
ana Is achieved
ters The
duchesses
Michel Theodore
Choiseul In
Boston millions will
four brothers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-25
BEGGS

Special 90 the World
Dawson. Okla, Dec. 2i-Mr. James
Noolcy and daughter Irene were IA
Tulsa Saturday
Minta and Fay Hollis spent sunday
with Hattie aud ln1a Arnold
Mrs Henry and little daughter ara
Waiting In sapulpa.
Louis Allensworth drove to Tulsa
Tuesday
Misses Ida ana Letha Durham ot
Tulsa spent Sunday here.
Mrs. James Savers was IN Tulsa
Tuesday.
Mr. James Trlmble and family hayo
moved hero from Alsuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Lister and little
son Of Colllusyllle visited Mrs Bruner
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Tho scholors Of our public school
gave program Friday afternoon.
School was dismissed then until after
New Years
Mr. James Wooley ls making his
daily trips 10 Tulsa.
Mrs, Mayficld and Mrs. n. D.
Combs were callers IN Tulsa Saturday
Rov. Shut Of Tulsa delivered IA fine
sermon here Sunday night In the abb
sence Of Rev. Barrier
Mr. and Mrs John Mcbride will
spend tho holidays with relatives at
DreXell. Mo,
Mrs Ed Bowen and Mrs James
Bruuer were Christmas shoppers in
Tulsa Tuesday
Mr. Chas. Morgan entertained his
I hrnNhnp .f
Mr. knight Of Tulsa attended Chris
tian Endeayor here Sunday night,
Mrs. ], Ii, Ballard was a business
caller in Tulsa Monday.
Mrs I'D Gledgecock and Miss Ylnnis
Cumley were In Tulsa Saturday.
Subject for Christian Endoavor for
Sunday evening, Dec. 25' Christ
Born In U.s." Leader, Glen Jackman.
Rev. Barrier took Sunday dinner
with Mr. and Mrs Jesse Huffman.
Miss Fay Wood. Mr. Ernest Judd
and Prof w II. Hollis we're appointed
delegates to the district Christian En-
deoyor convention to be held at tho
Christian Church at Tulsa next Thurs-
day and Friday.
Mrs. II. l.. West and daughter.
Emma Pearl are spending few days
with Prof. W. Il. Hollis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Berry Of Mingo
were IN town Wednesday
Mr. John Ingram OF Mingo passed
through here Thursday with new
buggy. ..st
Miss zella Welch was In town
Thursday.
Mr. Ed Hedgeoock's new cottage is
nearly completed and VIII soon be
ready for occupancy,
The school board has bought q list
Of library books. consisting OF a. IN
number for the school
Little Everett Ratley IA recovering
from bad spell OF blllousness
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TURLEY
Special 70 the World,

Special 70 the World,
Turley. Dec. ,2i--Christmas Is draw
ing near. Tho M, 70. Church here is
planning TO have a Christmas troe.
Professor Bndloon and Miss Nella
Bullet, tho primary teacher Of this
place. are preparing the program and
promise a good one as both are ex-
oellent at directing their pupils.
Mrs Gray wfn hns been very III
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the FcIgly Hail December "a at 1880
p, m given by the NJ Il, sunday
school
A X Fclsloy has cmpIoyeG . nav
clerk
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-19
CAPT. APP!EWH|TE
TO ADVISE MILITIA
Retired Army Officer Is AS
signed to Duty With Utah
National Guard.

Captain H. LaF. Applewhite, Q. S
army. retired, who has been detailed by
the war department for duty with the
militia of Utah, upon request of Gov
ernor Spry. has arrived and has report
ed to the Governor for duty.
Captain Applewhite is a native of
Mississippi; he was graduated from the
L. s military academy in 1897. For a
short period he served with the Fiji
teenth infantry being transferred 70
the artillery at the outbreak of the
Spanish war. He reached the grade of
captain in August, 1901, and for the
next three years was stationed at Fort
Howard, Maryland. He was then or
dered TO the school of submarine de-
Tense, Fort Totten, n. Y. Immediately
upon being graduated from this school,
he was assigned to the Ninety-first
company Coast artillery, Jackson bar
racks. New Orleans, La. and took conf
mand of this company when yellow
fever was at its height there
In September, 1908, Captain Apple
white was retired from active service
and since then he has been on duty un-
der orders from the war department. as
professor of military science at the
Peacock military college, San Antonio
Tex.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-19
SHAKES FIST AND
DIES UNDER CARS
Greek Laborer Slips While
Making Menacing Gesture at
Newspaper Carrier.

While shaking his fist at Frank
Flashway. a newspaper carrier. at
$40 O'Clock yesterday morning,
George vaiias. Greek. fell between
two cars of the construction train Of
the Utah Light & Railway company at
Twelfth South and State streets. and
was instantly killed.
Valias was seated on a platform of
one of the cars that was carrying the
wOrkmen TO the end of the Murray
line The sheriffs office says newsboys
and Greek laborers have been at war,
and for the past two months often
throwing stones at one another.
When Fiashway. rode by the train
on his horse he doubled up a news
paper and was about to throw it 70 the
laborers on the train, as had been his
custom, the Greeks rose and, picking
UP rocks, waved their hands in warn
ing at the carrier. AstOnished at the
attitude of the Greeks. whom he did
not wish to harm, Flashway unfOlded
the paper and put it back in his news
paper sack, muttering that he would
never compliment them with another
paper.
Fiashway spurred his horse and was
about to dash ahead Of the train, when
Nalias rose from the platform OF one
Of the cars in the center of the work
train and tried to shake his fist at him
The Greek missed his footing fell
under the chr and was dragged nearly
fifteen feet Finally he let loose his
hold and was fatally mangled
Justice of the Peace F. NJ. Bishop,
acting coroner, and Deputy Sheriff
Samuel NOVEL; conducted a thorough
investigation. the Greeks claiming that
the newsboys haG thrown rocks at
them, but the newsboys denied this.
An inquest viii be held at 10 O'Clock
this morning The body was removed
to the mortuary of Undertaken Eber
W. Hall. The only reason Valias' as
sOciates could assign for his anger at
the carrier was that Valias probably
believed the newspaper was a stone
the carrier was about to hurl at him.
ValiaS came from Greece one month
ago. He leaves a widow and family
IN his native land
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-19

ond by Mrs.C. e Richards, the presi-
dent of the association officers and
directors of the Orphans Home and
the Fairgrounds ASSOCIATION, for the
evenings of Monday and Wednesday,
are equally interested and will enlist
the services of their friends, and it is
probable that on all of the three even
ings the pretty playhouse will be filled
with Salt Lakes exclusive society
members, all of whom will be glad to
help the worthy charitable enterprises
for which the benefit is given.
Mrs. E V. Silver will entertain Sat
urday afternoon with an informal tea
and musicale, when a number of the
young society matrons of the city will
be invited to meet Mrs. Harold l. Sic
gel.
TIE Ladies' guild of ST. Paurs
church will hold a cake sale Saturday
in the Berkhoel music store. There
viii also be domestic articles for sale,
and during the day several well
known local musicians will render
vocal and instrumental selections.
Members of the Wednesday After
noon Bridge club were delightfully."-
entertained yesterday by Mrs. W. l.
Ellerbeck at her home in street.
The prizes We're won by Mrs. George
A. Steiner and Mrs c. f. Travers. The
club will meet next Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Howard H. Lawson.
x
Mrs. A. s. Peters has returned from
New York, where she has been since
the first Of the year studying under
noted vocal teachers
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Odell and
daughters, Mrs. J. H. Richards and
Mrs. H p Kirtley, will leave the last
Of the week for an eastern trip of sew
eral weeks.
Mrs Edward Richards has returned
to Salt Lake after spending the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Parker,
wife of Lieutenant Samuel M Parker,
at West Point, n. Y
Mrs. Harry c. Graw left Tuesday to
join Mr. Cav in Berkeley, where they
will reside for the present
Earl Fassett left Tuesday for Mon-
tana to remain permanently
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudger ClaNson and
family, accompanied by Miss Pearl
Davis, left Tuesday for Europe, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. E. o. Lee leaves today for Chi
cago. Rockford and other cities in
nothern Illinois and will be absent
about a month.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-19

atre. Members of this association feel
that they have not come before the
public asking for financial help, but
at the same time have carried on in
a quiet way a systematic work which
has resulted in a successful free kim
dergarten on the west side, where
forty childr en-, who otherwise would
have no school privileges, are well
taught and cared for by faithful
teacher. A number of the young So
ciety girls have become interested in
the cause and, together with the board
of directors, will make every effort to
fill the theatre Tuesday night with a
large and interested audience. Among
those who will take boxes and enter
tain parties are: Mrs. Edwin F.
Holmes, Mrs. E. A. Wall, Mrs David
Keith, Mrs. W. S. Mccormick. A large
party of young ladies will be chaper-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-19
University Notes

Professor George A. Eaton of the Salt
Lake High school will lecture at chapel
Friday morning.
DR.. Jane Skolfield lectured to the
women of the university yesterday aft
ernoon on the subject of Personal Hy-
giene"
The seniors will hold a meeting to-
day to decide upon some ,nemento to be
left by the class the coming year
The university dramatic club held a
meeting yesterday noon and decided to
support the 3. Y. L. dramatic club,
which will give production at the Salt
Lake theatre Saturday night.
DR.. w. c. Ebaugh will speak at the
commencement exercises at the Cedar
City Branch Normal school Sunday
night On the following Friday he will
address the graduating classes from
the Sewer county schools
The university students will have an
excursion to Wandamere Friday night.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-19
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Altman, 216
North Seventh West street, girl
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Barlow, 22S West
Fourth South street. boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mattheson, SIS
Glenn street, girl
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rosenbaum, 336 West
Third North street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey, 29 Ro-
sella street, girl.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson, 551
East Sixth South street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Finkelstein, 322
Fifth avenue, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Madsen, SCI East
First South street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Stephenson, "a
South Tenth East street, boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon H. Place, 263
South Seventh East street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Keller, Sc
North Seventh West street, boy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-19
Saltair, Saturday night. 25c.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James F. Matthew and wife to r.
L. Robbins, lots % and "a,
block l, c. s. Desky's subdi
V1SlOn 400
Ellen Z. Messenger ct al. to A.
Fred Wey, lot II, block ID,
Five-acre plat c .-.-...- $500
]. J. Corum and wife to Artie
Leroy Peck, lots 20 and so,
block 8, Coates & Corum's Lake
Breeze addition -. .... 200
ChriSten O. Nelson and wife to
Robert Mawson and wife, part
section so, township 3 south,
range east 600
Charles +. Farmer to Sarah
Brandt, part section IS, town
ship south, range l west 250
KimbalI & Richards Co. to VIII
liam H. Alters, lots 1O4 and
los, block 3, Burton Place 49, $50
Carl z. StromneSs and wife to
Otto n. Johnson, part section
8, township south, range 1
east LUZ
Alice McLachlan to Marie NJ. E.
Nelson, lots 10 and 20, block
i, Forest Dale .--.--...-. 45O
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-19
RuuDING PERMITS.

Building permits issued by A. B.
Hirth, city building inspector, yester-
day, show a total valuation of $4,000.
The permits follow:
Charles A. Nelson, 334 South Ninth
East street, one and One-half story
dwelling, S2,700.
NJ. E. Lipman, 925 First avenue, two
story frame dwelling, $4,000.
George Spiers, 4f4 South Eighth East
street. two-story brick flat. $4,000.
Utah Gas & Coke company, tWo-story
brick boiler house. $2,100.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-19
High School Notes

The High school cadets are work
ing for the exhibition drill to be
given May 81 on the campus. Yester-
day two hours were spent in a sham
battle between company A and COM
pany c. The battalion will report on
the campus tomorrow and carry
away the bOulders left by the con-
tractors. Friday the field will be
flooded and Saturday it viii be rolled
and put in shape for the Governors
day parade, when the Governor and
his staff will review the cadets The
latter will not hold any encampment
this year, but Captain w. c. Webb
is planning to take them to the Gaia
lima islands in 1911.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-19
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