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TEE !saV!l!Tr SAVINGS
aIIz M. trust CO.
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EAiffsfarten nod inio BON europa.
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Grbid,nften etc.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07
0rnns.isenihHms 1lebertrsaxxleu

vi u II u !, o. Ss3.
Jrancis QR. Qper II. u. on Gper.t!
6. 9psr, sir Stiit annb in Surpss
1851 in 4nosrion gp. 81.
Sdmes Is. 6ugbes on WloRt 6.
Sugbes, Elm ungstbsiltes Snt.reHs an
sinsm Gtit 2ano in Seition s in
Sbcamors 3onnfbip $1066.66.
grkn BON Sobn Barter (per Gks
rifD an 5snrietta aister, 81 older
2anb In Ss.tion 80 IN Columbia Up.
$500.
Carroll 90. airbp on Winiam G.
2onglep, Cots 1885 unb 1886 ingeeh=
poob Cub. 81.
Grben Don Sobn Bnrter (per Gks
rifD on Samuel We. 6ubfon 354dsr
3anb in Settion 80 in Columbia 9p.
$3540.67.
George SD. Sunter an g. Z. ..
Menos. 2ot 4 in poipsl grosIep's
Cub. 81.
George Storp an 6snrp i. 2ads
man, 20 SUB on Siibfeite Der Co
Iumbia Str. 8tpiiden Broabnop uno
Guolop Str. 81.
Wfarp g. 8aQman an 8altbd5ur
9rutt, Cots %, 30 unb 81 in Gosopes
ratipe 6. u. 3. 4Hoe. Sub. in Bomb
6in 81.
gbe 1iile @uarontee & 9ruff Co.,
lruftee, on Diaiam 9bornburgb, Got
LA In Woibington 6eigbts Cub. $95.
Warp 9oban .. Nabb an 9nnd W:
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gamarao gite. 81.

gamarso pite. 81.
5ueb Wcgirnen II. slnb. an Ssprse
). gran, 500 Jub entldng Der UalIep
StraBe, 150 5uB bon Queen G:tp ape.
$4,000.
anua syries an aIma 6. Wener,
5beiI bon Got 5 in g. s. garp's uns
terdbtbeiluns in College 6ilI. 81.
Wlarcella 2aiprenee an aeiter Rptbe
fdilb. Cots 357, 358, 361 unb 1862 in
Der Geoor 8rops 6. unb .. 9ljn. unz
terabtbeilune. 81.
Irtbur 20. Darts on William r.
Reepes. Cots S64. s66 unb S65 in
Woob. barnon & Cos unt,rabtbsis
lung in $sa3.Iipooo. $225.
Sobu g. aIIsp on 8eorge 8. Bran,
Cots 475 uno 476 in 5. u. Sames'
llntsrabibeiIuns in Jairmount. 81.
SbirIep 6. 5urpuot an Wdrtha 9.
OGDEN, Got "a in Soiepb ainfeD's
Stpsiter llnterabibeiluns. 81.
Sohn g. M1ep on Geprs. Z. Bran,
5 Siiids 9anb in Seiiipn 25 BON W.ius
cree, 9opnfbip. $45, 900.
sSreb. s.. 2insonner an Clarence 6.
Gurrsn, Got as in q. Deber's llnters
abtbsiIuns Der Sbotp 5arm in 9pbe
pars. 81.
Grben BON ssoeob Wirtb on georoe
5. Bran. 5 Sabre pa6i auf sinsn 9beiI
bon Got 144 in RibbIe's HahIoB.
JabrIite Wsietb. 1915 nit benz 4ns
iaufs. .pripilegium su $500.
Wiaiam 8. 5ortpoob on Magnns
u. 1a:.. so Bel 1872 Jub an Der Siibs
ieite Der DooIper aDenu., 750 5ub
oitlih BON Der Clifton apenue. 81.
Wiliam 8. anen an Sobn G. 4I.n,
10 Cots in Sofepb u. Sunes' unteraba
tbsiluns in Tairmouni. 81.
Jlorenee 9. 6olbroot on Marn yier.
nan u. ano.. Got A in W. g. Waoe's
Rahlab. 81.
Catherine gdt.rmnn on sic Sollep
qars Co.. Got Al in Der unterab.beis
lung 5fpifhen 8roobipap uno Woooz
tparb uno penbIetou Strabe. 81.
Sumu.I 2ihieniiein on Siaoe gng-
!anoer. 25 bel 1O6 sub on Der Gib-
felt. Der Rihmonb Strabs. 81.
Sbe Union Carvings Stealth SO. on
1hab. Straub. SO! 459 in Der Ohio
aoab & Smpropement Cos un.era5s
tbeiIuns. ST..
Gbspin q. Orr on 6. SO. De4rs
mcHo. Got $50 II, berielben llnterabs
tbeilung. 81.
2aura Wann u. 2lnS. an gbarI,s
u. Guid. elm Stiid aanb in Gettion
6 BON DELFT 9oipnfbip. 81.
Tt Oailep part 60. in gatberin.
ghterman. Got 588 in Der lnterob@
tbciIuns ~ bon Sa!Iep. 81.
abrabam Segal an Daniel NcQd.
ren. 3 Sabre paht ouf bas giaen>
tbum an ber Horopitsgde BON ;ynir.
fi.lo unb Rabifon RooS. WonotIi6e
Wlietbe $125.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07
Oraxbeisentbums.0 0ppotbeIes.
Reus 5ppotbeten.
Giuciuuafi4 Dea

RetpboIb 6. pierion On Mkiteru u.
Soutbern 2ife Sni. 60. $225O.
WIarie .. Wrlb an gna g. 8robforb
$1,000.
Gusuitiagooi on GLENDALE 3. u. 6.
u. go. $1,000.
sJerbinanp Gsenger on 1rig1ton
German 8ant 60. $500.
Rathsrine StiefDaier an bisfslbe.
$500.
garri. M. Stramen on Delta 6. u.
60. $500.
iJrsberic Worpenbers an 2ouiie aes
man. $500.
Surrp 8. masnsr on S.nrs iriebs
boff. $1,000.
gurrie Roienboum on giii3sns 9.
u. Ro. 2. $275O.
Dapib Goodman on 0orben .. u.
6. 60. $1,000.
5enrp glbe on Gscrss 1biem.
$500.
gDtparo Grot.p an Gbriitian ssoebs
Ter. $250O.
6ettie aeIIer an 9. 8. Giites. 500.
Gufan guentkr an Weitnocb
6omeiieab 60. $500.
Juliu syitputrid an Seaneite W.
Mboms. $50.
W1rp 9iernan an Glorenee g. Doll
bropi. $787.
JDhn Grbensbergr an 9be 6. Ysrs
ninebuns 60. 81.
6arolb 20. Setger an gpoIine Dr.
biTon. 1900.
Wi1is Y. Rob an gmtsoge g. u.
g. u. 5000.
Rofe HrunemoH an Deiiern G.rmun
Dont. $1,000.
SOfe %. Bennington an Grnit
Rebm. $176.
5ofeph 8. 2untIsr an G6parb
RAM. 1900
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OsraG1sttes asAG 9eL
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07
g8ie Scr @cnnR Der 4neoinas

Sen Yepeis Iiefert, oh es gut lit ODER
aid)t ebenio iiefert Ser Gebrauh oes
30morrboioen 5eilmittels 81 II o.
feits" oen @erpeis fir ierne Sell.
fraft. 9ieies 8leihniB binft aber
iniofcru, ols ia Die @erettlng Der
Fl,0oingS, ielbit berjenigen BON 9lei-
der Sorte, cine paritieoenartige lit,
Ddbreno je0es 3apfden n9lnafeiis"
- lno tbr 9Ibiae gebt in Die Sun.
berttauienoe - Dem anoern bouig
aIeih iii uno QIeih iutrft. gIud be.
0arf cS ba feines 9elpeiie5 Deiter;
oenn 2eaionen furirter Gatienten be.
5puqen Die Seilfrait Der ,,anofeiis".
9Ibreiiire g. gteuitaeoter & &c.. gor
1916, 9feID Oorf Gitp, nm % # e n
fret cine 8robe 5u befomnren. Die
Danafeiis" 1T in allen gpotbefeu 81
baben. Ereis 81. gl.8.
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Der Baron blies eine Honhpolte in

Der Baron blies cine Rau1polie in
Die 2uft.
,Gi.Ie @irtbI9oft pirb niht lonse
mebr oouern," iaete er i'm 9one her
getpibbeit. Die fir bic tleinen Sir
item beorobIi9en Wplten seisen iih
Iton am ppIittihen Sprisonte =.
Die 3eit tpiro balb ba iein, baB iih
oieie Wolten gu einem @etpitter Suz
'ammsnsieben, oas Die prctettpren ber
SpielboQen nit einem Shlaee perz
nichtet."
Somit mar bus Sbemu, pus ben
Senotor itets in 9arnii6 brudte, err
ihDpft. yrau Braun bate iib on
Der untsrbaltuns niht betbeiliet, Tie
ipisIte nit benz Rinse ibres Sonnen>
ihirmes unb iab bon 3eit 81 3eit nah
Der golosnen ubr, bic on ihrem 9iirtel
bing.
Der Baron unterbrod bic singetrez
tene 8auie.
rSerr Gsnator, iit 5rau Gemablin
nit Sbnen i'm gabe2"
Der btde 9err Ieuf5te tief unb
I6per.
%, bate id meins quite 5ruu mod!
Sd bin Wittner Gs tann MID
fiir ben hrbsn 9erIuit, ben itb erlitz
ten, nur meine Sp6ter entihdotgen,
penn bon gntfddbigung iiberboupt
Die Rebs iein oarf, llno Sic, Serr
9dron?"
sd babe ME bus Slid Der Gbs
tennsu gelernt. Sis issn einen olten
Sunggeiellen Dor iid. gSa1rIi6," rief
ber 9raue nit Sumpr, i'd taage ntdt
gum Gbemdnne, mir 9eben ale gigens
| idaften ab, Die eine Dame BON Edng
unb giloun9 beonTpruhen muB. So
Bat iitb benn nit Der 3eit bic 2lnIidt
in mir ausgebiIpet: 9u IoQit cine
syrau nidt ungliidlih MAIDEN"
,0as nenne i6 Sffenbeit!" rief
Stunt ladenb. r2lbsr Da Sic Der Ginz
5ige unb GeBte Sbres Namens fino,
tpie sic porbin gu iagen Die Site bait
! ten
! Walomonn bIies in ben Rauh. Der
| fih iiber Ieinem Saupte gefummelt
batte.
,Sb mein 0ame ousitirbt pber
| fortbeiteht, es tiimmert iih teine See
Ie oarum. Der 9arone giebt es genug,
bic tbr Qsben nit Ridtstbun perbrinz
gen. Sd 9eDente nod 5tpan5i9 Sabre
81 leben bonu6 babe id mein
9erm0aen einqetbeiIt. Sterbe i'd fri
ber, 10 permuhe i'd ben ReIt msiner
| Sabe sinem sSreunoe ooer elmer armen
5umiIie Sebt geitatten Sic mir,
bab i'd mid entfsrne Wis fpat
| 1T ss, Jrau aoaTul?"
Jrau Braun erIdrut, oIs bisIs Sra
| &c an iie gerihtet traro.
| rgDte ipdt?" pieoerboIte fie.
! sd metne, mas es an Der .3eit iit."
Die Dame slh raid mad Der ll6r.
pie elite Stunoe lit poriiber, Serr
Baron"
Limb Sbre lbr 9ebt rihtig2"
SO CLAUDE es."
$50 mub tf) fort, um nod ein.n
Spa3iergaHg gu MAIDEN, ben ih aus
9eIunobeitsriidIi4teH niht oufitisben
bari"
Der Baron srbob 'i6; nit ibm bic
ganse GeIeui6aft.
nWo ipsiisr Sic. Serr gorOn2"
.Sm 6otel So"
v&h, 10 feben mir uns um Elm ubr
an Der Sable o'Rot., aud i'd fpsiie
bort"
n2luF 0ieberieRn."
Der graue mann psrIieB bas plQs
teau uno ging ben Berg binab.
Stunt perIorgts einen Wossn. Gs
mar Elm fol6er niht auf3utreiben.
Taan mubte iid sntIdIisBsr, ben 8eg
gu Sup 3uriit3uIe9en. Der Gufpdrz
ter, Der Elm 9utes Srintgslb erhdlten
bate, rietb tpobImeinenb ben Serrz
idoften. sinsn pfab bur9 ben @alo
gu lpdhlen, Der gegen bic Wlittagss
tonne S6ub bot. Sic tommsn bort
on Der beriibmtsR SSipefslb0bl. borz
iiber," fiigte er bin3u, roie, penn Sis
lie nod niht oefehen haben, eSbnen
Snterefe obsepinnen birfts."
(eSprtIehuno folut.l
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Or gu0len 9( Soropnt oe

- Or. Gu0lep y. Snrgent, Der
2treftor Der Sarparo 3urnunitalt III
Cambridge, Miaii., 6ebauptet, oaB in
ben lesten 20 Ssabren Die sSrau iif
IN tbren pbpliiden lroportionen
ne9r uno ntebr Der 8eItalt 0es Ran,
nes genabert babe, nabreno onoerer-
'etts Die @eItalt bes Mannes ipeibi,
ifer gelporben lei. Die Grltarflma
hes ipeibliden 8eIhIedt8 lei houpt.
idhlid) ben forperliden ltebunqen
3u3uifreiben, ipeld)e BEL ben ,Frauen
III ben leBten aasabren III Der ,Sorm
bon ollerbano Sport piel 9lnflana
qeflnoen baben.
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Gineinnati, 6. Des.

.Sobn grdnorefter an eoiunptd %.
un0 6. q. SO. $4,000.
gbiparp 8. Seitp on Glmpooo
place &. unb 3. SO. $1,000.
goitb R. !6einB on Scusbern SHo
Sopings gdnt so. $500.
Spsneer W. Sones an Central Juir>
mount q. uno 6. SO. $500.
Sobn 6. pfIanssr an Samusl ..
Cooper. S1163.75.
0sorse !. Bran on 5ugb W. SObns
fton. $500.
gbdrIes 9. Wert an Mt. 6eaItbp
g. unb 6. SO. $500.
anna q. Settle an pieelbe. $500.
Ssnas Steis ON SOispb auer.
$500.
Clarence 6. gurrep an 5pbs Bart
3. unb 6. 60. $2750.
Sobn g. StseIe on Bine Ctr. Gatls
8. uno 3. SO. $500.
@eoree J. 9rap on Scbn g. QlIep,
$50, 900.
gsartba g. godsp an alsranbsr M.
6arpuot. $500.
2iuie W. gusb an Carlisle 3. uno
6. 60. $500.
4nna Weus on GaRIom W Coos,
per-. $500.
| 2ouiIa gderlin on II. Ddro 3. uno
6. go. $500.
gbarles ". anid on Roismont 9.
unD g. 60. $1,000.
Jlora so. S6ott an GIenipop 6.
ino Q. 60. $1,000.
Saeob g. Cane on gnierpriIe y.
uno g. u. Go. $140O.
0etiIgte 6ppotbeten.
20. g. g. Sstamp on 1rso. Sos
bansman. $455.
Sobu +. Baton an LINTON Sopinss
9. unD z. 60. 5000.
Jonnie M. 6ae.rtp on Jomilp 9.
u. go. 1 SO. $1,000.
6. 90. Nannins an Worp DattE.
$1,000.
Sstamp & RobertIon ReaItp 60.
on ]. 6. gOans. $85.
Jobn Rorolobm an George RoIts
$1,000.
sbomos u. Dbion. an Ssnielb.n.
$4,000.
Sarab u. Greene On Sttpitt gpenue
6. unb y. u. $400.
8ottfrieo Guy an Soutberu S5io
6. uHo Z. Go. $47O0.
Sdeob stirhner on GImipcob place
6. uno 9. 60. $4,000.
Wlinnie 8. Jleii4er an Gitissns 3.
u. Ro. 2. $275O.
Soi. !oidep on Sune Ctr. 9. g. uno
6. 60. $500.
SObn 3. Spiltsr on Hsp 9...ran
9. u. 60. $500.
Wl. Wt. RobertIoR an pottbofi gons
ftruetion SO. $43O.
Wm. Groebli9 on St. Bernard 6.
une 9. 60. $1,000.
Dtrislbe on bic 5ubepoN Yrstping
Go. 1926.
s. W. Robsers an 2ineoln 3. u.
go. /. $3.50.
2luguto Gooi ON aHua R. .Weasbsr.
$500.
elisa R. gosm.ser on gIcr. Ctr.
6. Ii. .. 60. $500.
Sufan 3spb on gitisens .. q. RO.
2. $17OO.
5orrp 6. gui1 on GLnrt Ctr. 6. u.
9. 60. $500.
Morp u. 8aIIman an FidarD paulI.
$1,000.
Wlorp G. Banman on 5ubspcN
9repins 60. $546.
Gbas. Sobnfon on Grant 8oples.
$50.
Dabib Goodman on gorben 8. u.
6. 60. $1,000.
DerIelbe an 6. WaibeI. 5000.
CLARA q. Rotterman an Gufter
Bros. $500.
g9as. 8. aroser an Catherine 6.
Riniurn. $500.
6ermon 6.ibdder an gine. Sanines
Goeietp. 500.
Jnmes 90. WeRinnep an 2ouro u.
Wpers. $500.
Tsarp 6. RObtrts an %. e. Hrop.
SITS.
6. R. Bonts an Sobn glsmons.
$500.
/ Deritlbe an u. g. Cooper. SIPS.
Ghos. sS. Wultpeber an Wm. 6.
8einbarbt. $1,000.
lenu Smitb an M. &. Rilep. $400.
Caroline 6. Sstpnrt an g. W. Coos
per. $3.50.
Worp 8ro,pn an Union Gapings
9. II. &. 60. 500.
Wnrp s. Bennington an Y. M.
1ornuot. 1902.
Gin q. MplIs an r. 4. 8ien. $4OO.
0erRr = erfee aaAa Uaf
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lkippey's Pure Cream Of
Tartar Baking Powder

II boben BET nfIen G,roesrs. 9robiren Gle cine
oe aa1as Sas WsfuIta; nike sic aGsrral&en
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-02
HEINRICH, 50; BRIDE, G.
Caroline ID. HOdgins Nenrfy Twice AGE
of GrOOm-Their's II Twelfth
June License.

Bernhard e. Heinrich. aged 33. led
Caroline D. Hodgins, aged So, TO the
county clerks office yesterday after
noon and they procured a marriage
license, making the twelfth June bride
of tho year. The bride and bridegroom
both gave their residence as salt Lake.
other licenses issued yesterday were.
Hiram p. Burk. Alpine. rig, and
Eliza Bridkerhoff Woodruff. Ariz.
Douglas Earl Ferguson and Bessie
Evelyn Weidener, Salt Lake.
Wesley Taylor. Parowan, and Zetta
Patterson. St. Johns. Ariz.
J. A Taylor and Eva Johnson, Salt
Lake.
William d. Baird. Mink Crfek, Ida,
and Clara A Hogcrie. Milwaukee.
Louis w. Nichols, Evanston, Nyo,
and Sybil FOotc, salt Lake.
Pohn NJ. Starr, Wanamaker, O., and
Amelia Giilis. salt Lake.
George Franklin Coulam and Irene
Romney. Salt Lake.
James Perry. Fort Douglas, and Ell
len ChristOpherson. sandy.
William Arthur Wallis and Florence
Ada White. Salt Lake.
Frank II. Parks and Jennie B. Fearn.
Oakley.
Francis A. Vincent. Salt Lake. and
Matilda Burt. Bingham.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-02
WAX FAT FOR BARBECUE
Six Head of Utah's Finest Cattle Are
Being Wen Fed, Hear Retail
Merchants.

Plans for the big barbecue to be
held at Saltair June IS. were discussed
at the regular meeting of the Retail
Merchants association in the Atlas
block last night. The committee ap-
pointed by President F. II. Weight. re-
ported that six head of Utah's finest
cattle have been secured and are be-
ing fed and otherwise cared fCf by a
cattleman in Springfield. Ii pro-
posed to use only the finest cuts Of
beef at the barbecue. Chairman Price
OF the serving committe, reported that
the committee has under consideration
an entirely new plan for serving the
barbecue this year which will be the
means Of giving all visitors an abund-
ance to eat.
The barbecue promises TO be much
larger than has ever before been held.
Prizes will be offered for various
stunts" and there will be many other
attractions.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-02
ASSESSORS MAKE TRIP
TO EMIGRATION CANYON

Amos Gaobott and w. a. Latham left
the county assessors office yesterday
morning for an outing up Emigration
canyon. The only thing TO mar the per
feet pleasure OF the days trip was the
fact that they were obliged TO pack biz
assessment books with them and take
ia an Of the improvements on the way
down. The work Of assessing the prop
erty up the canyons cannot be done by
the deputies employed during the win
ter. on acc lunt OF the snow. and these
canyon trips are left FOR the chiefs 20
attend 20 during the summer. Many
residents Of salt Lake have bought lots
for summer camps and cottages up
Emigration canyon. and a number OF
camps are IN course OF erection.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-02
CANYON RESORT TO
HAVE TWO SALOONS
County Commissioners Grant Licenses
After Hearing Kiser Promise
They viii Be Run Right.

Two liquor licenses for the Emigra-
ton canyon resort were granted by the
county commissioners yesterday after
a hearing had been given W. 4. Kiser.
manager of the Wagner Brewing
company. Mr.. Kiser. in behalf OF the
lessees, promised that no liquor would
be sold TO minors and that the law
would be observed in every particular.
Representatives OF all OF the alb
stracters Of the city were in confer
ence with the commissioners for an
hour or more regarding the use OF the
county recorders office IN thesr bust
ness. There has been some friction
but an understanding was reached
yesterday whereby it is expected the
abStracters viii extend more courtesy
to the county recorder and his force
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-02
SCHOOL BOARD TAX
ruling DUE TODAY
Supreme Court VIII Hand Down De
cision on Whether City Can
Levy on Trustees.

While C. S. varian. representing the
school board. and H J. Dininny. rep
resenting the city, were arguing the
sewer extension matter before the SUI
preme court yesterday morning, the
attaches OF the office of the clerk OF
the school board were being driven
from the office in the city and county
building by leaking sewer gas. There
was no explanation for the coincf-
dence, but the janitOr of the building
end the plumbing Inspector were
called in for an opinion, which VIII DC
rendered at 10 this morning.
The supreme court viii hand down a
decision at the same hour as TO Wheth-
er the city can tax the school board Tor
a sewer connection for the addition TO
the IongfelfOw school. which Is near
ing completion The action before the
supreme court was brought by the
school boards request for a writ OF
mandate compelling the city engineer
TO grant a permit for the connection
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COPIES OF NEW TEXT
BOOK BROUGHT TO TOWN

A. i. Hodgson. publisher Of York
ers-On-the Hudson, n. Y called on II.
H. Christensen. superintendent Of
schools, yesterday. bringing the first
copies OF the next textbook on hyIi-
enc which has been adopted for the
sch, OILS Of the safe. These books were
adopted jointly by the state board OF
education and the state board of health.
the title being "a Primer on SANTA
ton" Common sense lessons in sani-
t3tsoD and prevention OF disease are
presented in en- attractive aud inter
estinG manner aud the superint endent
says ire use Of ths book VII result
I'm great good. in he book there IS
no attempt to teach anatomy or 2hy-
sio1Ogy. and the effect Of alcohol Is
treated in a scientific manner without
appeal to prejudice.
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HONOR BRIGHAM YOUNG
Descendants of Famous President 81
Church Hold Forth on Birth
day Anniversary

The one hundred and ninth anniver-
sary OF Brigham Young's birthday was
observed by about zoo Of his descend
ants. at whitney hall. last evening
The affair was under the direction OF
the Brigham Young Family associa-
ton. and was strictly family gather-
ing. There was no set program, but
several musical numbers were rendered
Addresses were made by Colonel Wiz
lard Young. Spencer Clawson and w.
j. Beatie-
The evening was spent with dancing.
and refreshments were served in the
lower halls during the evening.
Among those present were Major K
w. Young. Colonel Willard Young,
Judge lie Grande Young. r. Norris
Young. -. G. Young. Heber Young.
Aionzo Young. Spencer Clawson, John
Robbins and W. J. Beatie-
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SCHOOL ATHLETICS FRIDAY.
Annual Field Day VIII he Held mt
Wnndnmere.

The annual field day Of the public
schools will be held at Wandamere to-
morrow. More than 400 entries are in
for the events. The numerous entries
will make It necessary to run off sew
erai preliminaries. but the officials
have arranged to have them follow each
other rapidly in order that the finals
may be reached early IN the afternoon.
The first event IS scheduled for 10
a m Professors COMBS and Folsom
are to be in charge OF the day, and
will be assisted by the teachers and
supervisors After the field and track
events shall have been finished. spe-
cial features. including events for the
kindergarten children. have been pro-
vided, in addition to dancing. bowling.
boating and skating.
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IsNo Cents Chenner.
SIX COTTONWOOD TREES
ARE BEING CUT DOWN

Six fine cottonwood trees along
Fourth South street. between Main and
state streets. in front OF the Mcdonald
and Derrah property. on the south side
81 the street. and the Nowhouse and
ninrstar- Beeman property, on the
north side. are being cut down II IS
anticipated thai number Of new build
inEs viii be erected there soon. al
though no final arrangements have
been completed. The change Is prelim-
mary 20 further improvements which
viii make the street new business
fhoroughfarc.
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Teachers and Summer Excursions
East.

Chicago and return. 5000. st. Paul
and Minneapolis and return. So. 90
Dates OF sale May s-i4. June 4-11-1s-27
July 7-29. August 4. September 14-23,
final return limit October 81. Diverse
routes via CHICAGO & NORTH
WESTERN r. r. For particulars ad-
dress c. A. WALKER. General Agent.
IS West Second South street. salt Lake
City. Utah.
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FRUIT ENOUGH TO
SUPPLY HOME DEMAN }

T. r. Browning. a civil engineer Of
Castle Dale. called at the office OF the
state al iitor yesterday. Mr.. Browning
reports that Emery county's fruit crop.
although badly damaged by frosts. viii
be large enough TO supply the home de-
mand. and some apples may be shipped.
Railroad construction in the vicinity OF
Price and Miller Creek and the extern
sion OF the Utah Southern toward Hunt
ington has been n boon to the interior
towns OF Emery county, and a strong
demand for produce OF all kinds has
been created.