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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
The stars Incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
BY Coscttc.
Wednesday. March 2, 1910.

Run not with headloug haste. but pause
What Is tho road that stretches out for
thee
Mercury Is in arhciion Oh this dag
Th" Moon is iN"uty days old. Uranus is
In bcnchc aspect. with the Moon.
This couliguratipn Is held astrological IL
10 porteud unusual favor for lbstruse and
involved STUDIES and sciences. nrbitra :
tSon. settlements. arrangements of dis
puteS. concessions and the discntanEjiug
Of involved accounts
Mars occupies n position this day ths,
athicts SELFISH and passionate persons.
warming cNcry one against quarrcls or
tll-consldcrcd actions. Haste aud i'm
pctuosity are unlikely 10 end I'm good
under such cnnnguralior.
NcptuncS attitud" today promises per-
mancncc. and also faVors lovers and mar
riage. according 10 astrological rcudinc
Firc and weapon are dangerous. Care
must he taken also m tho Use of wheeled
things. sharp edges. pointed instruments.
flame and liquids.
Gnnus is the fortundtc planet for art.
curnsitics. antiquities. travelling and
sightseeing. Eccentric and romantic per-
sons are usually we'll affected by this
position of Uranus.
Travel is under tho good influence of
two ruling planets TO-DAY.
Persons Of great energy and cnliYaga
should be on ihcir SUarI today against
an inclination In tyraunl2c over weaker
persons or suhordinates or 10 be unjust
toward them.
The sign Is good for teachers. sales.
people. ali who eater TO wnmeu Iectur-
rrs, persons in unusual occupations, writ
vrs and lawyers.
There is good aspec, over ash
All connected In any way with bccw-
Ing. bottlinE. dE'ihinE or blcluinc and
mixing liquids :h"'ud benefit III this pc
r1od.
Women and nSa with toiGt rs birth
lntc arc under si-us TINT often confer
immense loyalty tn friends. they should
Nuid fast to this iyuit nv~n fio.:.h thcv
INV b. deceived PROFESSIONALLY
Children born ,'sidV .re iinj,r aspects,
hat often comic" a :rGat ,,vc OF The
'cautiful In sich; aud yrdnJ ,IUdIi:viu::
,hcir subjects Cor ari and u usic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
EARLY SHOPPING
MOVEMENT GROWS
Enthusiastic Meeting Is Held in
the Federation of Labor
Hall.
MERCHANTS ARE GETTING
INTO LINE ON NATTER
Pedestrians Are to BE Tagged
With Cards to Assist in
Campaign.

The committee in charge OF the cam
paign for early shopping met with j
delegation Of women clerks from the
various stores of the city Tuesday
evening AT tho Federation of Labor
hall, corner of Fourth South and State
streets, and arranged for tag day to
be held Thursday. March 10. All OF
the clerks Of the various houses of the
city who can possibly get away from
work on that afternoon will be out
on the streets tagging pedestrians with
diamond shaped tags. bearing the IN.
scripton; "I shop before q y, m: Sat.
urdavs. DO you1'' on one side, and
Help the clerks. - on the other. Tins
Is not moncv-ralsing scheme. and the
tagged party Will not be asked TO do
ANYTHING more than wear the tag, thus
helping the clerks in their campaign
for carly shopping and early closing on
Saturday nights.
AT the meeting Tuesday evening il
was also decided to hold n grand ball
week after next 10 AID The movement
financially. The place where the ball
viii be held has not as yet been de
cided upon, but il will either he at the
Odcon or Saltair.
Nt fI'lh- dI' iltnhi III ~ ! ul :" u
crtIscment in the various newspapers
of the city 90 aid tho campaign also,
\ committee was appointed at the meet
ing Tuesday evening 10 visit the clerks
in the various stores of the city and
iuvitc them To attend the public meet.
ihg 10 be held AT the Federation OF
Labor hall next Friday night.
j. II, BcIfuss, manager Of Walker
Bros drygoods store. sent word 10 the
meeting Tuesday evening that he WAS
ready 10 close the store at 6 clock on
Saturday evenings and give the clerks
all of Saturday afternoon Off during The
summer months. as he has done in the
past
Herbert IIirschman. manager of
Hirschmau : shoe store, SAYS that he
is in favor Of the move TO close the
stores at Is clock Saturday evening.
aud would be willing 10 put on two eX-
ira clerks to enable him TO do so. if
the other stores will fall in line,
b. Rich, of Rich 4 Son, clofhiers,
takes the same stand as Mr.. IIirsch-
man lie declares his willingness to
hire more help in order 10 close early
ON SATURDAY, nights, providing the move.
meut is general.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
OLD-TIME IIACkMAN DIES
OF AFFECTION OF HEART

w Il. Jones died a, ST Marks hos
nil Tuesday afternoon Of Inflammation
of The heart. after being nnconscioii,
more than sixteen hours. lie was su
!ears old. Efforts arc bciug made Ia
reach hts sistcr. vino II is said resides
somewhere in kentucky.
Mr. Jones made his home In this city
for number of years. being cmploved
at one time is hIcllman Tor The Mccoy
livery, but during tho last year he had
worked as siablcman for tho Vienna hak :
cry. y. Levy. who Is connected with the
bakery, beiriendcd Jones when lie WIS
broke. giving him a job In the com
rany's stables. Mr.. Levy. IL appears Was
the only man who assisted Jour., when
he WIS down and ont. He not only sup
rlicd him with lodging. but also kept him
IN food AT all times. SATURDAY. Jones
became seriously III and Mr.. Levy thcn
informed th" county authorities about
the condition oi tho man.
pr. 7. g. Ddcli visited Jones aud found
him Ia hc In Weakened condition liz
was necessary To call an ambulance 10
talk" Jones la the hospital, Hhcrc tho
physicians were al loss To make q
diagnosis. Jones lapscd into uuconsciotis-
ness soon after his arrival at the hos
pitlI.
The body will be held AT the o'Donncu
undertaking establishments awaiting reply
from the sister in kentucky.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
CHARGES HIS WIFE WITH
BREACH OF GOOD CONDUCT

In an answer fled in the district court
Tuesday Charles BCor charges Mary j.
Beer who is suing him Tor divorce With
lnhdclitN. cruelty ana dCserlion. He al
lcGcS that OH numerous occasions since
January /. 1903 his wife has conSurted
with Charles Karl and that when he re-
monstratcd with her about her conduct
she declared ihat IL lie would not keep
her some other man would. He alleges
that she cutTcatcd him TO release her
from her marriage obligation and de-
clGrcd that If he would not do so she
could not be blamed il she went wrong
Beer also alleges that his wife has been
quIrelsome neglected her household
duties. refused 10 cook his meals. and
often used vile and abusive language
toward him. ON February 30 last. he
alleges, she deserted him. He asks FOR
divorce and for the custody OF their
child
Mrs Beer. IN her complaint. charged
her husband with failure 10 support and
with threatening 10 Kill her. They were
married in London England. on May IT,
1894.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
MANY CORPORATIONS
ARE SUBJECT TO FINE
March Was Last Day for Fill
inc Statement Required
by Law.

Under the new corporation tax law.
Tuesday, March ]. was the last day on
which the corporations of Utah could
file statement of their net incomes for
the year. and Hll day q large force of
men at the office Of United States lu'
tcruIl Revenue Collector T.. II. Callistcr
was kept busy.
According 60 Mr. Callistcr, prUsccu.
tious viii occur during the next month
or two for violations of the new law,
In The three states under the super
vision of Mr.. CIllistcr, Utah. Idaho aud
Montana. there arc 10000 corporations,
and i'm Utah alone there are from 5000
TO 5000 corporations, and many OF these
have not bccn heard from.
All corporations. under The new law,
are subject To 6uo of $1,000 for not
filing their statements before March /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
ACCOUNTING REFUSED.
DISSOLUTION SOUGHT

Sht was filed in Tho district co,rt
Tuesday by vi. T.. Wilson administrator
II The estate Of Malcolm Buchanan
against J. Sundherg for q dissolution of
Buchanan aud Sundberg in the saloon
business.
II IL alleged that since Buchanap's
death Sundberg has refused TO make an
accounting of III" partnership business
TO the administrators of The estate 1t is
asked that an accounting he had ana
that the partnership he settled up aud
the cstatc OF BuchnnLu and Sundbc-s
The men were owners OF the New Cen
lIiN hnr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
POSTOFF|CE RECEIPTS
SHOW BIG INCREASE
Business for Month of Febru.
AIRY twenty-five Per Cent
Greater.

According to the monthly report of
Postmaster Arthur j.. Thomas, there was
an increase Of more than % per cent
III the stamp, postal card and stamped
envelope business transacted at tine
local postoiIicc for the month of Feb
ruary, 1910, over the corresponding
month of last year.
For the month Just passed the re.
cciptS from stamp sales were So 2,S12.1O
against %200ll.l0 last year, an increase
of S219S; from the sale of cards. $500
as against $3.50. an increase of $3.50
from the sale of envelopes, S6S2l l6 as
against S@692.l9 last year. an increase
of S3l20.6j. OF total increase for Feb.
ruary. 1910, over February, 1909. of
S62I6.6l. or 9l.S3 ncr cont.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
D0SAN CASE CONTINUED
FOR LACK OF WITNESSES

The case Of the state against Dana
Dos1u charged with assault with at
tempt TO commit murder WAS continued
for the term hy Judge Lewis on Tues
day and Dosan was released upon Isis
own recogglzance; The case was called
for trial last week but the three priuCi-
pear and bench warrant was issued
Tor their arrest II is quite evident that
they have not hecn found yet hence the
second continuance of the case.
Tho several cases against Arthur
Grown. charging him with forgery while
in the employ OF the Continental Natiopa!
bank. were again continued by JUdE1
Lewis on Tuesday until March !. Brown
is uow in the county Jail awaiting trial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
County Treasurer's Report.

The report OF County Treasurer Groes-
beck for tho month of February shows
thai there was II balance on hand ON
February | OF S25, }3S.U and the receipts
amounted 10 Sl0.1SS.SO making II total
on hand OF Sl0f.52I.2l. The disbursements
amounted to s5I.21I,3S leaving balance
on hand February 2S OF 53.Si5.SS This
balance is distributed among the various
funds Of tic county as follows. General
expense, S193G.2"; tax sale redemption
fund, SIG5l3.5l; county schools s17-
o2iln; state juror ard witness fund.
sl2S 10; Lond interest. s9553.jU; poor
fund Sl3Sig.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
PARTY IN HONOR OF
THE REYNOLDS CIRCLE

Colonel and Mrs. j. T. Rcdman cntor-
taiIcJ OF large scale Tuesday evening
At their nome al I55 Third avenue. I'm
honor OF tho Reynolds circle Ladies of
the G., .N r. The Redman homo had
been appropriately decorated FOR tho oc-
casion i'm American flags More than sew
cu;N-tivc were in Attendance and greatly
enjoyed themselves during the evening
\ delightful musical programme WAS rem
dcrcd. which consisted Of number OF
patriotic selections. The Misses DCprec
and May Euos furnished some excellent
music on the piano. Following the pro-
Crammc delicious refreshments were
served. Among The prominent members
of the circle present were: Mrs II IIarrS
president; Mrs. i. ~. Newton. Mrs \
Price. Mrs. =. j. Gobcl. Mrs. T.. A. Enos
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Short and Air. and
Mrs. Thomas LoUghncv.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
GREAT PREPARATION FOR
AMERICAN LOVE FEAST

: The annual love feast Of the
+ American club, to hc held in the
: Auditorium on Richards street ON
= the evening OF THURSDAY. March
: II. promises 10 be the greatest
: event of the social season. and it
: will. without doubt. eclipse any.
: thing of its kind ever held by the
: club in past years,
: The outlook is for an unusually
: large attendance and tickets should
!. be purchased as carly rs possible
! in order that enough plates can
: be arranged for. The tickets may
: he obtained from the members of
:. the Woman : American club and
!. The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Amer
: iran party. or AT tho headquarters
: Of the American club in the Atlas
: block
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Highland Park Now Part Of City.

The Sugar House district, consisting
Of 9O5 acres, has been annexed 10 the
city. The annexation includes High.
land Park, the beautiful new sub.
division 10 he marketed BY kimball &
Richards this spring. Announcement OF
the opening of this immense new resi-
dcncc district will bc made shortly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Silver King Case postnono5

owing I" The Illness or Judge Dickson.
chief c"Unsc! for the defense. tn, taking
OF testimony i'm the case Of tho silver
King Consolidated Mining company
against the silver King Coalition Mines
company was postponed Tuesday until
Wednesday morning. David Eeth prcSi-
dent OF the Coalition company. was on
INC stand when the hearing was al
lourned Monday evening AMI will proba-
bly, hc tho first witness called Wedncs
a1N morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
MRS. BERRYMAN'S DEA|
BASIS OF DAMAU

George II. Bcrrym0n. in pcrs
guardian nd litrm of his TIN
children. fled AN action in IN
court Tuesday against the u
& Railway company tn recover
I'm tho sum Of S25.o for the.
Elconora Brrryman. wife an1
who was killed by a street car
East and South Tomple streets
Of January % last.
II is alleged that tho car ~
at an excessive speed and ~
the control of the motoTInap.
company WAS negligent. too.
vidinS tho ear with a proper u
also because the mot"rnan
sound a gong To warn Mrs. u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
IF THIS LITTLE PARAGRAPH

Should catch tbe eye Of any
ono having money in his Gus
lody or under his control lying
idle for any cause, lei him take
heed that Utah Savings and
Trust company, 23J Main
street, Salt Lake City, i'm the
business heart. stands ready 10
ply him interest ON any sum
deposited with il on lime. Ask
the manager for details or
write and get prompt reply.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Deserted by Husband

Martha :. Gcrrans fled suit for scpa-
rate maintenance In the district court
Tuesday against Albert j. Cierrans or
the grounds OF dcScrtion and nou-sup-
port. They were married in this city
February u, 1903. and have three chill
drcu and Il Is alleged that Gcrrans has
deserted his family and mas also failed
10 provide. Judgment Is asked for scpa-
yatc maintenance in the sum OF $50 a
month ANA $50 attorney fees
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Delegates to Prison Congress.

y personal Invitation has been re-
ceived by Governor Spry To attend and
10 appoint delegates to the eighth inter
national prison congress, which meets in
Washington October = 20 s. The meet
Ing will hc held I'm WJshinCtnn this ycar
by special invitation from The United
Sta'ns congress. \ meeting OF the
american Prise" association Will also be
hclJ I'm Washington from September so
To p"toher .. aud the governor is re-
queSted iu appoint delegates To both who
arc acquainted with the laws OF tho state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Highland Park Now Part of CITY

The Sugar House district, consisting
of 003 acres, has been annexed 10 the
city. Tho annexation includes High
land Park, tho beautiful new sub
division to bc marketed by kimball X
Richards this spring. Announcement OF
the opening of this immense new resi-.
dcncc district viii he made shortly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
A Warning.

thing; to feel tired before is another.
Don { sav the latter is laziness--it
ism Z; but il S sign that the system
lacks vitality, is running down. aud
needs the tonic effect of Hood 5 Sarsa-
parilla.
It's 3 warning. foo-and sufferers
should begin taking Hood ) at once.
Buy Il bottle today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Bounty Fund ExhauS'

State Auditor Jcwkcs has g
10 thc county clerks OF the r.
Ing them that the fund avai'
the appropria ton for the payi''.
tiiicateS for bounty on via
boon exhausted. and that iron.
certificates issued will have
until after tho taxes come W
The appropriation for l3lV
purposes was $4,000,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Highland Park Now Part of City.

The Sugar House district, consisting
of 903 acres, has been annexed TO the
city The annexation includes High.
land Park, the beautiful new sub
division 10 he marketed by kimball 4
Richards this spring, Announcement of
the opening Of this immense new resi-
dcncc district will be made shortly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02

Mr., Il. A. Kelley, Belvider
writes us: 81 am an e1.cuglnce'
% years active service TO my
About three years ago MY kidney
affected 90 that | had 10 give
engine. First / was troubled n
verc. aching pain over the hips
followed Inflammation of the
aud specks appeared before 4
y sample Of Foley g Kidney n
| tried so benefited mo that
more. continued 10 take thH'
now | can safely testify due
made me u sound aud well
SchramuI-Jo johnson. Drugs. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
NOTICE.
Hay and Grain.

To my many friends and customers:
am again in business at 10 West First
South, under the heading of G. II. Miller
Grain company, and assure the same
courteous treatment as in tho past.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Notice.

John Harrington. the wcll-kuown liv-
crNman. announces 10 tho public that
he has purchased the entire 81 .k and
business Of the Home Carriage com
rany, nj 2jS South First West street.
and VIII have thc finest line Of carriages
aud light livery in the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
New Wall Paper and Picture Store

Our new 1910 stock. which is now in
isrhe newest. largest and most complete
ever shown in tins city. We arc now
located IN out beautiful large new
store at 4 Main street George W
Ebert 4 Co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
j. II. K EN- T
ARCHITECT

Tho faculty OF the high school has
challenged III" FIRST debating team for a
day aftcInon insthc gymnasium asScm- :
bly,, The lncIlty will he represented hv
Professor Townsend *. :. McNieco and
Vice Principal Gillian. The question will
he. Resolved. That tarin should he i'm
posed foI revenue only" and the stu
dents will defend the negative side The
purpos" OF the debate Is the drilling of
the boys for the interstate dcbutr which
VIII bc held Friday. March I. against Tho
Park city high school team. Tho MON
hcrS Of the team arc Ernest quaylc. cnp-
tain. FiShcr llairia and Nermnnt Hatch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
NOTICE.

Burton Coal and I.umber Co, will
move their uptown office to their Yards,
sol South 3rd West street, on March
]. 1910. Phor sos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
BINGHAM-BUTTE TUNNEL,
REACHES RICH GRE BODY

VI. r. Miller. superintendent OF The sin.-
ham Butte Consolidated Mining company.
Is In the city for a daN or two. Mr. Nil
lcr ssiNS the new tunucl is In 30 frot
and Tho face is all i'm ore. The tunnel
when driven it's length. viii be 400 feet
long.
Alr. Miller says the assay shows 10 5
Der cent copper. eighteen ounces Ia sill
yer and $3.50 ga gold. Everything looks
promising at the property. says Mr Nil
lcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail Your films 10 us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co.. Ia Main street. Elk.
elusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
DR.. J. w. Gray,

Veterinary surgeon and dentist, moved
10 23S South First West Both phones
| oI3
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SEEKS LIBERTY IN
HAbEAS CORPUS
Scott Would Rather BE OH Out
side Looking in Than on In
side Looking Ont.
SAYS GOT JEWELS FROM
MRS. MAREAN AS GIFT
Made Him a Present of Them,
After Helping His Wife to
Get Divorce From Him.

Concluding that he would ratheJ be on
the outside looking in. thau on the inside
looking out Otis II. Scott. who Was ar
rested Oh the charge OF cmbezzlins Two
diamond earrings. valued at $1,000, nom
Mrs y. & Marcau of San Bernudinn.
Cal, and placed i'm the city jail sunday
afternoon. made things hun around the
police STA tion Monday night ana the re-
sui, OF the humming will bc his appear
ancc before the district court today on
u writ OF habcds corpus, in an endeaNor
to sccure his freedom
Messenger boys began to run 10 ana
from the station about 80 O'Clock Mon
day night and soon after the messenger
boys had ceased 10 appear, and thlnSs
had grown quiet In the vicinity OF i1e JAN.
closed carriage drew up III front Of the
Jail doors and attorneys, prominent III
this city, spent considerable time with
Otis in his cell.
Calhoun Case Attorney
No word was given out regarding tue
that Earl Rogers. prominent in the Cal
houn case in san Francisco. Dad pcSn
retained To look after the legal end oi
Scott's case in san Ecrnardino. and ihat
Scott had also retained counsel OF Consld- =
cradle reputation and standing IN TINS
city.
Scott told his attorneys that he had
received the diamonds from Mrs. MaTcau
in July. 1909. as a gift. and that they had
never been intrusted TO him as hailec. as
WAS stated i'm the complaint sworn 10
by her son, j J.. Marcan. lie also told
his attorneys that Mrs. Marean bad pad
TO the then wife OF Scott $500 10 deiraN
her expenses i'll securing a divorce from
him and had aided his wife In securing lhe
evidence which was used in the trial.
After the divorce had been granted, scott
said. Mrs. Marcau made him a present ot
the diamonds and also considerable mon
cy. with the statement that she wanted
him 10 he the best dressed man IN san
Bcrnardiuo. Cal. as she knew that he
was easily the best looking man.
Tears Up $4,000 Check.
When he had been arrested lie showed
the detectives u check. said TO have been
signed by Mrs Marcau for $1,000 which.
he said. bad been given 10 him by the
woman al the time OF the gift of the dia-
monds and after the detectives had haud-
ed back the check Scott deliberately ;orc
IL into shrcds and scattered the pieces
in the gutter as he Was walking 10 the
station.
Scott's attorneys lost no time in pre-
sentinE the writ of haheas corpus 10 him
for his signature. he signing the writ in
his cell. after which the attorneys had
another consultation with him which
lasted some lime. The police department
VIII be served With the writ wednesday
morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02

DR. \. Scott CbanRnn. dentist. mas
removed 10 roomS i3i.5 Mercantile An
mex. over Walker S Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Carnations.

Until further notice all varieties 30
cents per dozen. Sanders Granger
Floral company, is West Third South.
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HUSBAND WINS IN
FIGHT FOR DIVORCE

-Atcr hearing tho testimony for two
days Judge Morse of the district court
on Tuesday granted u divorce ia the de-
fcudant in tho case OF Lucy ~ Gibbs
against Matthew Gibbs Mrs Gibb,
charged her husband with dcscrtiom aud
non support, aud Gibbs iilod cross COM
plant charGinE her With cruelty and
dcScrtiou.
judge Morse concluded that Gibbs had
suhstnniiated his charges against his
wife and granted him u divorce. MIS-.
Gibbs WAS awarded Il hc: property. but
failed To- get any almouy
Tho Gihbscs are middlc-accd parties
and reside IN Big Cottonwood