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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
|IGH SCHOOL
|0p ON FEBRUARY 21
Tribune.

he Tribune.
reb. 1S.-The annual hop OF
hIgh schol cadet battalion,
Main Of the year In school
~ held I'm the assembly hall
IN school building February
'fjops for the ball are near-
|on and from the manner in
e5mmlttee on arrangements
+ fhe function VIII surpass
is kind in the history OF the
drtII by the cadet corps viii
a FEATURES OF the programme.
tareful drilling OF Captain
l,s Utah National Guard. the
praclIcing some OF the mos,
IIIng known.
.|Ihm Glasmann and Mrs.
neither with a number OF
.'1inent persons Of the city
q patrons Of the affair
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WASHING AND IRONING TO DO AT
home; 35 cents per doz.; rough dry.
10 cents. Rates on small pieces. Ind.
1898. 51S w. 2nd North. close
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law CHANGES
EC|TY COUNCIL
|rkat Proposed Amend
NilI Be Taken Up
|opdsy Evening.

.be Tribune.
! , is.-When the city coun-
,,norrow night, two OF the
,o,,s issues to come before
many months Will be up for
Tie proposal of the Bet
.nc radically to amend the
.ces will be the chief OF
Recommendations propose
.oons be closed at 2 o'clock
'pr, rather than l o'clock in
ana that the licenses be in
"A way from $40 TO $500, ac-
(, classifIcatlons of the liquor
y John Austin, councilman
n yard, charged with hold
'<,imanic position Illegally, is
feature OF tomorrow
Z George A. Graves, twice
/ FOR the position OF fire
~ clasmann, and each time
by the council, has filed
aeainst Austin. Graves
hiring legal action II the
cnntinues Austins salary.
'ld 10 be disqualified, mas
4 an employee OF the South
-sIIroad. which holds fran
Il nv the city council.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
Office OF tho Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake CITY, jan oS lain

Office OF tho Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City, Jan rs, 1910.
Scaled proposals will be received at this
Office until 7.30 p. m. Friday. February
l8. 1910. for tho work Of constructing
ali water mains that have been. or may
be ordered by the city council to No
vember 80. 1910. according TO plans on
hlc In the city engineers Office,
Instructions TO bidders, together with
plans profile specifications and forms for
contract and bond, may bc obtained upon
application nj the office OF the board OF
public works or the city engineer
The right Is reserved to reject any and
oil bids.
BY order OF the BOARD OF Public Works
II. G. NJ MMILLAN
ds077 Chairman.
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BODY OF HAZEL ASTELL
LAID AT REST IN SANDY
Special to The Tribune.

SANDY, Feb. 13-FollowIng simple
but impressive funeral services. the body
OF Miss Hazel Astell the Sandy young
under peculiar circumstances, was laid
at rest In the Sandy cemetery. AT the
FAMILY residence, where the services
We're held, there was q large attendance.
w. w. Wilson, former mayor of Sandy,
oftioiatcd. w L. Bateman and Hyrum
Landcaster spoke consoling words to the
bereaved parents. The floral tributes
we're beautiful; one set piece came from
ST. Anthony.
Music was supplied by n quartette of
young women from the ward choir. A
large cortege followed the hearse TO the
cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
NEW WARD OF MORMON
CHURCH IS ORGANIZED
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Feb. 13.-The Tenth ward of
North Weber stake OF the Mormon
church was organized here today Apos-
Ties Francis M. Lyman and John Henry
Smith had formal charge OF the organiza-
tion The new ward is division OF the
northwestern section of the city. new
church building Will be erected. The
bishop Is Maroni s. Marriott. and the
first counselor George S. Barker The
organization will be completed at a meet
Ing to be held next Sunday
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|ANCE HALL EVIL
|TTERLY DENOUNCED
Tribune.

De Tribune.
sn. lS.-Talking on the Ques-
public dance, Miss Virginia
whose father was at one
1us minister In this city. de-
eathing denunciatlon OF the
|c dance halls. from the pull
Congregatlonal church this
||zs Brandt is the national
|iy for the Crittenton home.
|dled thoroughly the problem
ltlinluency. AS a writer on
she Is well known through
|ol the Ladies' Home Journal.
fonight took the form of a
||al. She suggested that the
,Ip and force the city Off
n some step towards the
n this evil.
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S OF Intermountain Region

ment 70 satisfy the mortgage, although
the claim for back rent is still unsettled
The resort will continue to be operated
under receivership management and steps
Wili DC taken by the proprietors to lease
the Eocles interests. which control the
utah Hot Springs Sanitarium company
ana eastern men, for sale OF the entire
resort, are current. although nothing
deflnite is known as to the future of the
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NOT Of Washington.

q. IA programme COM
.ieal concert and patriotic
y pe carried out on a large
cntn ward chapel February
OF WashIngton's birthday.
me formal opening OF the
chapel A chorus OF fifty
mder the direction OF Pro-
. ,baliantyne. and Il number
~ lake part. The work on
.Ahs OF the chaDel Is being
'sl 70 have the interior fully
u the OCCASION.
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HIGH SCHOOL SITE WANTE-

Tho board OF education Will receive
scaled proposals for n high school site
up 10 noon, February 10, 1910 Site to be
not Iess than 20x20 rods. east OF Main
street.
The right is reserved TO reject any or
all proposals. -
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
2Q2 City and County Building.
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Teachers Examinations.


Special to The Tribune.
TOOELE Feb. l3.-Those VINO took
Tho examination In the Tooele school
house for census enumerators iaSt week
From Tooele.-E. a. Bonelll, +. u.
Frailv' George II. Hammond; jerome
smith, Mrs Ethel Y. Ford and MISS Ern-
From Grantsville.-Frank knowl,on'
Frank Brumestcr. Henry Green; Wlilliam iIi
isle Cash. Stella Berlin and Lillian
Eroro SiocItton.-R II. Gundry.
From ST John.--C. y, Ahlquist. =,
The examination was conducteu ps AZ
fred L. Hanks of Tooele
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice Is hereby given to the stockhold-
ers OF the Mission Theater company that
q meeting OF said stockholders is hereby
called for 2 O'Clock y. IN. on the 10th day
Of February. 1910, at the Office OF Frank
]. Gustin. room sos Boston building. Salt
7 AXE City Utah. for the purpose OF
amending tho articles OF incorporation OF
said company by Increasing the capital
stock OF said company TO such an amount
as the stockholders shall then and there
agree upon.
FRANK J. GUSTIN. President,
J. W. Mckinney Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah. January rs. 1910
d3Q6C
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Dissatisfied Water Users,

Special 10 TIC ITTUUIIE'
RICHFIELD. Feb. IA meeting of
tho directors OF the Richheld Canal com
pany was held last week and Joseph re-
tnrson was appolatcd watermastcrr Tor
Inc season The stockholders OF the com
pnny will be called together IN q iew
aays 10 consider a matter ol importance.
,,ngt is known as the Mil ditch are dis
satIsfed with the service. and there is
a proposition to be considered ,,, as ,,Io 10
stt1nrc canal or 10 the Sewer valley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
Women Of Woodcraft Install.

Special TO The Tribune.
MIDVALE Feb. 13-Followlng are the
OFFICERS Installed In Helmet circle No
0I6. Women of Woodcraft, who will act
during the ensuing term: Rosa Sullivan
K. G. S., Mae Beckstead. G. N; Emma
Robinson, aide: Saddle Stewart NJ; Mag
gle Lyon. clerk; Agnes Hanson, banker;
Mary Baker Att. Mary Wills, /. g.
Amanda Smith. o. S.: Laura Stone
Capt. G., and Amy Knowes. June Berry
and Saddle Stewart, managers.
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A Rank for Grantsville.

TooELE. Feb. IA mass meeting eS OF
me me, W. held at the city hall Of that
nnu,,t' T,Iace the % last of the week for the pmr-
nose OF organizing a bank at Grantsvllie'
+ I, Wrathall was appointed chalrIlan.
Ncssrs' Green, CicEg. Baker and others
81 fbc Tnoela bank were present anu
helped In the organization. $500 was SUD- :, :,
scribcd and committee was appoi,ntea
fn conyass the county for subscriptions,
oftcr which n meeting VIII be called Tor
permanent organization
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nay SECURE
LRT OF DAVIS COUNTY
Tribune.

~ illputls.
Feb. Preliminary steps
ne annexation OF portions
'1nty 10 Weber county were
nay by 4 delegation of Davis
'<fs who met with the officials
unity and a number OF local
onslder the matter.
.ering the movement claim
17lty OF the residents of the
q Of Davis county are In fa-
'1neratlon OF that district in
Ogden Is their market town
q convenient and easier OF
farmington, the county scat
unity. II is understood that
chon will he held TO take
ihe people OF both counties
Zoo.
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And In accordance with law and an
order OF the board OF directors made on
the 10th day OF January, 1910 so many
shares Of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary Will be sold at the Of
nce OF the company. No. II East Second
South street Salt Lake City, Utah. on
the 2d day OF March, 1910 at the hour OF
/ O'Clock p. m. 10 pay the delinquent as
sessnent thereon. together with costs OF
advertising and expense Of sale.
j II. DEMING. Secretary.
No IL East Second South. el2S7
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p,,,;ro Machine in Tooele,

TOOEI.E. Feb. - --W!ford Puimer.
mechanical genius OF this place; after sc see. :
ing lnuinan's flying machine has .II nu'dr 10 a
biSs fajr 10 be a success. 1t Is on exni-
hilton in "A store window and Is exciting
a great deal of Interest
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To Boost the Banner.
Special to The Tribune.

DlcHI, Feb. l3,-Jamcs NJ. Kirkham re-
turned this week from an extended visit
10 eastern cities on business connected
with his knitting factory and printing
establishment lie brought with him n
new $4,000 printing press for the Lehi
Banner, which. with a new linotype ma
chine recently installed, win enable the
Banner 60 put out one OF the best coun-
try papers In the state.
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Ample Raising at Manti.
-ni "a The Trlhnne.

SpccIal 20 The TrIbune.
MANTI. Feb ia number OF per.
ot w W. Crawford's drug store last
evening and discussed the best varieties
OF apples 10 plant In this region several
thousand apple trees will be ordered and
planted out this year
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Taking Up Rush Valley Land.

Special TO The Tribune,
LEHI, Feb. IA number OF Lehi
people who have taken up enlarged home-
steads in Rush valley are preparing TO
Join with their Clover Creek neighbors
and enclose "A tract OF about l0, 900 acres
within one common fence. They Will op-
crate the tract rs "dry farm"
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Alpine Stake Tabernacle.

Special 10 TIC TrIDune.
AMERICAN FORK, Feb. l3.-The steel
framework OF the new $50 900 Alpine stake
tabernacle, which Is being erected here
is now practically complete. and the work
OF completing the masonry work will be
carried on at once. This tabernacle is
patterned much after the style of the
Salt Lake Tabernacle and promises TO be
one OF the finest structures OF its kind
south Of Salt Lake City
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DIED

72e East Sixth South, Feb
ruary 10, 1910. Charlotte Jean, daughter
OF Gilbert A. and Mary Speirs Mclean.
and granddaughter OF the late Bishop
Adam Speirs. born May 27, 1895. In Salt
Lake City Funeral services viii be held
Wednesday at p, m. Interment Will be
In the City cemetery.
OSBORN-At Garfield, Utah, February
~, 1910. Benjamin Osborn, In his thirty
sixth year. Funeral will be held from
s. D. Evans mortuary chapel. 48 South
State street, 2 p. M, Tuesday, February
10. Interment, City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
American Fork Coop Profits.
Special To The Tribune

AMERICAN FORK, Feb 13.-The an
nual stockholders meeting of the Ameri-
can Fork Coop. just held showed that
the business done this year past amount
ed to $4,000. that the corporation con-
sisted OF l75 shareholders and that the
capital amounted to $i6,500. 1t was voted
TO pay 10 per cent dividend, payable on
February Is
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Fight Scarlet Fever.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MIDVALE. Feb. 13.-SchooIs here were
fumigated last week to prevent II pos
sible the spread OF scarlet fever, which
has developed in two families in town
Physicians are doing everything in their
power to keep the fever within bounds
and are OF the opinion that there will
be no epidemic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14

Mudlayia Mud Baths Caro- Rheumatism
because they draw
cured Big Hote-opon nll year. For book
that tells about the treatment, writo to II.
n KRAMER Pres, Kramer, Ind. (S)
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

New York Bonanza Mining Company.
Principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City, Utah, Notice-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock on ac-
count OF assessment No. 81. Of cents per
share levied on the 10th day OF January.
1910. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective stockholders. as
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Buried at Scoheld.
to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
MIDvALE. Feb. 13.-B. S. Lewis,
formerly OF this place. who died at ST
Marks hospital In Salt Lake wednesday
following an operation for appendicitis;
and whose body was shipped To Sconcd
Thursday was buried mt that place to-
day, MIR. Lewis leaves widow and four
children.
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A Temple Marriage.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK, Feb. 13.-The we'd
ding Of Miss Lydia Humphries OF Pleas
ant Grove and j, p Powell or Lchi will
take place In the Salt Lake Temple on
February %. Both are well known In
this CITY,
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WANTED-AGENTS

a GOOD, ENERGETIC AGENT WANT
ed TO represent n prominent Life In
surance company in this section Spe-
cial attractive features Liberal con-
Wilson. Gen'l Manager, American Tenn
perance Life, 253 Broadway, n. Y e1575
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AND CENTS WASHING AND
ironing: curtains also done neatly.
Rear 337 East 5th South. eii62
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BOARD AND ROOM BY A YOUNG
lady employed during the day; east
side. Answer. giving address. G49;
Tribune CASA
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO.. WORK
guaranteed. Ind. l145. Bell 3lb4. yl097
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Tunnel Contract Completed.

Special TO The Tribune.
LEHI. Feb. 13.-Stewart & Co. have
completed their contract OF running the
/ 900 foot tunnel for the Provo Preserve
company In Provo canyon and next week
will commence on another one for the
same company in Provo valley.
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Infant Daughter Dead.
Special to The Tribune.

DPOCEsiI tU ] ne ITIDUNt-
OGDEN, Feb. 13.-Vera Weyment. In
FAINT daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Leanord
j. Weyment of Warren. died at the FAM
lily residence this afternoon OF pneu-
monia: Funeral services will be held at
the warren meeting house Tuesday aft
ernoon at 10 clock
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SHORTHAND

vate lessons, S25 No books TO buy
Seven Inst, 55 Nero. Spring Terms
e2l3
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WANTED-SALEsMEN

~----~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-o-~~
SALESMAN WITH EXPERIENCE TO
buy and retail shirts, underwear. col
known In city. to he manager for a new
concern. Good chance for right man.
Gal Tribune -... --.--' .- el4ii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14

lights and Shadows of Mormon.
ism; - for sale at Tribune branch office,
Ogden.
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NIGHT OR EARLY MORNING WORK.
by responsible woman. Address 356
SO. ". Temple. eI151
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ASSAYERS

ASSAYERS
LR.SA.ON x NICHOLS. ASSA YERS AND
chemists. removed To 22S South West
Temple. wl793
UNION ASSAY OFFICE 15a SOUTH
West Temple. r, Q. Box 1876. n15l0
BEETLES. MATHEZ & CO, A. +, BARD
well Mgr. l5S So. West Temple. Both
phones esp
TUNING
JOHN A. LECHDEITER. TUNER AND
repuirer OF pianos und organs. Bell
Se51-Z. ws256
STATE LAW REPORTERS
THE STATE LAW REPORTERS; LES
lie ]. Alser. Mgr. Expert stonography
and typcwriting, 909 Boston Bldg. Bell
1913 e27S
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SMALL PRINTING OFFICE WANTED
col. ouarto Washington. 800 lbs. long
primer. 100 lbs. nonparcil and other mate
rial. Job press. ets,. Describe and quote
cash price TO l.. A KlInger. Salmon. Ida.
eI3l7
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SURVEYING

CITY LOTS. FARMS MINING; CLAIMS
surveyed grades given. stakes for ex-
cavation Phones 40 Wool & Nor
ris. d. +, Walker building suite 232
elo10
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TYPEWRITING

FULL COURSE, PIANO TOUCH, %
cards. by MAIL, SIS, private lessons.
S25. Machine at own home. FREE.
Seven Inst; Sc Mere Spring Terms.
ep11
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WANTED-INFoRMATIoN

JOHN MARON. MARRIED. AND PAT
rick Mnnon, single. Left Illinois IN the
sos 20 follow mining IN the west; both
nave been dead number OF years. A suit
able reward will he paid for informa-
ton as to the time and place of their
deaths J. y. Davis. Iii West Fifth
South street Salt Lake. eS00
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WANTED-A $4,000 HOUSE ON EAST
side. George z. Standing. 73 Main st
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ALL. KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing, trunks, valises, best prices paid 23
Commercial st Reply by postal card;
3771 Bell TIA
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HOTELS

IMPERIAL HoTEt-ROOMS BY THE
day. 50c up. 240-2di South State street.
Ind. 2527 Poulsen & Poulsen. props.
d292l
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., 35l SO.
State. Bell phone 5236. Ind. 1874
59oy0
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

MAJESTIC TAILORS. 14s i. 1ST so.
cleaning and pressing mems suits. 5Oc.
ladies. 75c up. Bell phone o66l. Work
called for and delivered. Satisfaction
guaranteed. e1S10
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HAIR SPECIALISTS

~>~~~~-~-~~~-~-N-~-~-~-~~
MRS NJ. c. MOORE, FACE MASSAGE
and maniCurlng. Best references.
Hours / 10 p IN. PhoIe Ind. 2504. 2T1
East Sd South. d3063
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERs

n. A. ALLEN. 2l1 BOSTON UnDING
Bell 1892, Ind, 992, OTice dictation
speciality. mining work. e327
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WANTED

RING UP IND. 164I FOR FINE LAUN-
dry work and lace curtains. No II
Mortensen CT. 9Th South between End and
3rd East b230S
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
WESTERN UNIONS
BROADER POLICY

Ma1ascr W. ]. Dermody announced
this morning that the Western Union
telegraph company had completed
arrans nsements for tho receiving of tele.
grams from all telephone subscribers.
and the charge for the telegram will
be carried in a monthly account. I'm
der the new plaa, all bona fde telc-
phone subscribers. desiring to send 4
telegram, may telephone II 10 the
Western Union company and have II
charged TO their account
This abolishes the rule that no tele-
srams 10 be prepaid will be sent un-
less the Gender pays for the message
AZ me lime OF the sending or unless
the sender has n monthly account with
the company.
The new arrangement will be an
accommodation to the people of the
residence district of the city.
Manager Dermody states that. while
some wire trouble is being experienced
at points In Nevada on account of the
floods and washonts, his company has
wires TO the coast by the way OF Chi
cago and the northwest. Denver and
tho southwest Huntington, Oregon
and Portland and Helena, Montana.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04

many amusing situations.
The llLtlc hostess was the happy
recipient of many dainty birthday
gifts.
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izatIon arc invited. The band will be
composed OF thirty pieces and will
include musicians from other bands
OF the city. and will be called the
Ogden Band Many OF the merchants
and progressive citizens OF Ogden are
behind the movement. When the
band ia organized concerts viii be
given on the city bnll square every
Saturday night
Bakery goods at Charles Cafe
tcria e
A Pair Of pUps-Frcd Harrington
and Jess Richards. president and sec
retary respectively. OF tho national
Wool Growers sheep show held In
Ogden last month have been present
ed with n pair OF pure bred Scotch
collie pups The dogs we're given by
George CavRn. manager for the Coop
or 6 Nephews Livestock company. In
appreciation Of the splendid manner
In whicn the local men conducted tho
show.
Bread OF quality. Charles Cafe
terIa =
Return From ldsho-Dstrict For
ester E A. Sherman. Assistont Dis
tTlct Forester r.. W Reed, chief of
sIlviculturc l.. l.. White, A. c. Nc
Cain. assistant chief OF the grazing
department. and D. F. Secrey Of tho
atviculturc department. have return.
ed from tho forest supervisors and
rangers convention NJ Idaho FallE.
Idaho. They report successful con.
yentio0.
A saving without risk is a gold
mine. Buy b. G. G. Butter -
Wanted-A special delivery boy
with bicycle. Wrights. =
Bible CIsas-Thc Christian Bible
class meets Sunday At p. m, with
Mrs. William Bostaph. 5000 Wash
ington.
Dancing Until 100 A. m.-L0cal
Freight once Clerks give their frs;
annual ball Tuesday. March Sth Ad-
mission 81 per couple, Royal Dancing
Academy
Long, Hard Wlnter-C. J.. Smith.
supervisor for the Fish Lake national
forest. with headquarters AT Salinn,
utah, is In the ci.y FOR few days
visit with the foTeSiers at The head
office OF the service Mr.. Smith states
that the winter In The Sewer and San.
pete valleys has been exceptionally
long and tiresome, but that the snow
is not very deep, except on the di-
yldes and In the mountains. There
is much snow on the Thistle divide,
between Sanpetc and Utah counties.
along the Rio Grande railway, and he
says II extends down Into the Sanpote
valley as faT as Mt Pleasant, and even
10 Mnnti,
Engineer s. n. Furniss is passinG
around the cigars today in honor OF
new l2-pound engineer brought into
their home Yesterday. Mother and
babe doinS nicely.