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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
News of the lntermOuntain RediOn
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
ADOPTS A NEW PLAN
Sns cial 10 The Trihunc.

Spc ctIl To The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 1.-Undcr tho plans To be
used by the comfy board of education in
determining what salaries shall he paid
10 teachers employed in the county
those employed TO almost fix their own
salaries. This means that by n resolution
passed by the board. the qualifica tions:
experience and extent Of cducs tionsl
training will govern the basis of the sal
aries 10 be fixed. Beginning teachers
presenting the usual examination certifi-
Gates will be paid s35 month. Teachers
who have had four years OF high school
work and the summer school viii receive
so a month, Those holding normal Ill
plouas will receive $50 month. Others
holding state certificates. grammar school
diplomas and high school diplomas VIII be
paid an increase OF salary accordingly,
Supcrlnte endent a. c, Nelson, of tho
state schools. was highly pleased with the
resolution of the board snd declared That
u is the best step towards favorins the
higher education OF teachers that has yet
been adopted in the state of Utah,
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Body Consigned TO Grave.
,ecial to The Tribune.

StFCl1I 10 The TTIDUUN.
OGDEN. May 1.-The remains OF En-
nest j. Daniels. the wcll-known young
man OF North Ogden who died last week,
were consigned TO their last resting place
at The North ogden cemetery this after
noon following the funeral services which
were held Mt tne North Ogden meeting
house by Bishop James Ward. Tho
speakers were Frcd Barker. NJ y. Eey-
nolds. Charles storey. George Brown ana
Nathaniel Montgomery The members al
the North Ogden band OF which The
Young man was member acted as
pallhearcrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
Bumper Apple Crop.
Special TO The Tribune,

SpeClN 70 TIC IrIDUHv,
OGDEN May There will bc a
hummer crop OF apples I'm Weber county
this year Is the statement of Horticul-
ture inspector Horatio Rasmussen. Mr..
Rasmussen has sent out circulars to or
chardists throughout the county warning
them against the green aphiS. which Is
the most deadly enemy known TO apple
growers The Inspector suggests that
the trees be sprayed with solution Of
tobacco iuice. which Is the best method
for killing this insect known.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
HARRY PENNINGT0N'S BODY
TO BE SHIPPED HOME


OGDEN May LIS. j. Hawkins OF
Stanbcrry. Mo, friend OF the family Of
Harry Pennington, the Young man who
died here OF scarlet fever and neglect, has
arrived In Ogden 10 accompany the re-
mains back TO the hoartbrol<cn parents
who are highly respectable people OF that
city,
1t will be recalled that Pennington. SUI
fering from the dcirium caused by scar
let fever and diphthcria. rushed from his
room at the Denver lodging house in a
haif-clad condition. He was sent to the
emergency hospital. where Dr. Ann Rlcs.
the city physician. diagnosed the case as
tonsIlitis Later he was sent to the coun-
" jatl TO be cared for whore County Ply
stefan Pidcoct found that he WAS suf
fcrinS from malignant combination OF
scarlet fever and diphthcris. The lad
died at The county infirmary a short time
after being removed there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
GRADUATING EXERCISES
IN COUNTY SCHOOLS
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN May 1.-The Weber county
schools will hold graduating exercises
on May IS. which VIII mark the date
OF the closing OF the schools for this
term.
The last OF the teachers institutes
which have proven OF considerable in
tercst. will be held next Saturday, Con-
siderable business OF importance Will be
decided at this meeting. including a gen
eraI discussion OF tho cIosing-d exer
clses In the several county districts and
the method TO he used in grading the
promotions
The institute will close with n big ban
quot. which will probably be held In
Ogden. An of the teachers in the county
schools. who have been reelected. have
until May To decide whether the POSI-
tlons offered thcm win be ACCENTED.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

SchTamm johnson Store, No, 1, End So
and w. Temple.
Schramm- johnson Store, No 2, Main and
Fifth South.
Schramm- johnson Store, No. 3, Ist West
and :. Temple.
Schramm- johnson Store, No. q, Main and
LIST South streets.
Schramm- johnson Store, Nc l3 Ex-
change place.
Brigham st. Pharmacy, corner Il and s.
Temple.
GodbePItt Drug Co., cor. 1st So. and
Main streets.
w. H. Dayton Drug Co., cor. End SO. and
State streets
Halliday Drug Co., State and Il. Ist SO.
streets.
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Ads. Hepatic Salts
Best System Cleanser

adIuster" as well as system cIean8eF.
IL Is perfectly safe and harmless
and one of the very fe emedies
which can be freely given TO infants
as well as adults. 1t is pleasing TO
/ a tagte-unlike all other salts-and
its action very pronounced, When you
are ILL., all tired out, run down. need
tuning up or when your liver causes
vou trouble. 70 to a good physician,
but IL this IS Impossible t:y this rem
edy and note how quickly you will be
benefited.
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MRS. GERTRUDE ROMAN
DIES AT RINERDALE
sncgiai 10 Tic Tribune.

%
OGDEN May i.-Eoliownr short Ill
ness from paralysis Mrs. Gertrude Ro-
man Wife of Daniel l5, Roman, died at
her home In Rivcrdale Yesterday after
noon. Airs. Roman was born in Anstcr-
dam. Holland November 20. 1859. When
quite Young she was converted TO the
Mormon filth and came 10 Utah with her
parents and sisters and brothers. Until
recently She had lived in Ogden since the
family moved 10 Riverdale. a husband
four sons, two daughters and three grand
children survive her in addition TO
brother and a sister, all living in Weber
county Tho funeral services will bc held
a, the Hiverdalc mcctinghouse Wcdnes-
day afternoon AT / o'clock.
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FUNERAL Is ATTENDED
BY EAGLES IN A BODY
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. May 1.--Attendcd by the local
lodge OF Eagles in q body and large
number OF friends and relatives, impress
siye funeral services were held over tic
remains OF James Henry Stephens nj the
First ward mcoting house this afternoon
at o,15 o'clock. Bishop w. o. Ridges con
Quoted the services. The speakers were
President G.. f.. Middleton. Solomon
Stephens l.. A LHrlSin and Bishop Ridges.
Solos were sung by Walter Stephens and
Charles Wood.
Headed by Agee's band. the Eagles pre-
ccdcd the funeral cOrtcgc TO the city
cemetery where lntcrncnJ was made after
;he ritual OF the order was repeated over
the open grave,
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THEsE ARE THE LOCAL a 0 S. DRUGGISTS:

NI q. o 5. DRUGGTS 5;
University Drug Co., 18Th East and End
South streets.
{. T. studness, 56d Third Ave
Ooul Drug Co., S3S Main street.
Frank z. Whltwcrth, 2nd So. and 9Th
East streets.
Robson Drug Co., S75 1st avenue
Hoover Drug Co., 20I W. 2nd South.
Coombs Drug Co., 4th South and state
streets.
Boyle Drug Co., 9th East and eth South.
State ST. Pharmacy cor. Ith South and
state streets.
Hospital Pharmacy, cor. 9Th North and
Second West.
Murray CITY Pharmacy, Murray. Utah.
West Side Pharmacy, Corner Eighth West
and Second So.
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Bryap's Daughter to Wed.

LINCOLN, NeD.. May Mrs. Ruth
Bryan Lcavltt reached Lincoln today
after an absence OF several months
spent In Germany She was preceded by
whom she will be married Tuesday at
the home OF her parents Mr. and Mrs
w. j. Bryan. All the members OF tho
Bryan family are now at Fairview. except
leave his home at Tucson. AriZ. Tho
wedding Tuesday will be a quiet affair
with guests limited TO the family and
less than n dozen intimate friends.
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NOTICE

Notice IL hereby -.
dil"of' ton Of sneb 0S Salt ut,ks Lake ssGcin GIN y
ing g. described improvtso 20 maks
. 70 grade. and pooygesmsnJ1
epaalt eest ~ pavement te &C H. Iwl,Fas
street 'i5 BET tSs11 ~, INCHES tIs; thIsi;,a q
south strsee t.Meen South 'ssl 'l
Gurp Gu with cement. nc, 70 sra%
ss sa,d asphalt pavemsan a pavs 4
one-half (sa) inobo.c .curhs, ~,
South atrc",e ntytmeen Third sc,a.
anu anS, defIay the abuttnns Dl,t
S0st and expense theeR yosl
nityItwo , thousand '"creof, g..
9o2. iO.c0) dollars pne hy;
SS tSo hundred (s39 god nn1t n1ty.ni;.
$1,000 dollars ny'V;oo, ncr d..
abutting said Por irout w n
fourth East street phboo,vcmeol }
PIE and Third Sontphs tphs'vs.n A.
lng 1850 feet or ebnt,i, Nrts,s
portion OF said strnstns prgs.
sand i've hundred ss,; ~; and ~
mrs. or nine ana Soa3 i3riy Gid
Irone ron, or linear foot 'y ossst sMst
19.1eIncnI on said E"%Daltirf
oetween Third South ourth d
streets, there being I,dSon dSona Fl-
property on said ,,o., ,s;o Zee! \
by n local assessroion rpor,ion d n
lcri pIefes iso OF ground within 9poa q
'crincd district. being ssne q
,lneGied and benefiieS ins E III
SENENTY.TW .Fooc
Inc east side OF lo,oo NJ Rou
r nc east side Of iots I @ q
S1. tne cast side OF lo,..' II
~ me west side OF L. H., ! t,l
block g!. tho west s,du's d,u's I q
Block oil, aud the was, s q u
= and 5, block 4s. ri, Hds X
Lake City survey ai' IN "a
sIXTY-FOor po,.
,,,a, ! he east Side o, lots otaDWA
p!ock IS; and the west s,s.
survey. p'"' B. slt
The total cost OF y,rs
estimated at 6fty-flys ,n n,, lup>
dTea forty-e!Sht Css5 ,d9 ;agIs,s. Hs'
Ehi>h sum the civ.
thousand four hundred %,,tl,1 ~
dollars, leaving fifty.,rnslis slis,
hundred forty (ss3 N Sy Ss, ~
raised By local asscssr,v, ssov, "a
All protests and obiso,,naL
rylng out ot such jntsn,,noIh ,,oh 4
scnted in writing. stati,so -
block or description of ,. .asr|
city Recorder on or b.t1p, p,oss
OF APRIL. 1910, being ths ~ uA
council when It will bs,ns uns Z
such protests and objer,ia.a y
rnsdI thereto. 'oo1s
BY order of the CITY r..
Lake City. Utah. ' e'lc
Dated February 81, Io,o
p. s. RIVEs ~. .
Pavinc Extension M - IVY Z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
WHAT MURRAY NEEDS
FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES
Special TO The Tribune.

MURRAY, May Following is an os-
Innate of the amount needed for school
purposes in this city for the coming
school year; For the supper, ana main
tenance OF schools s2S.O0o: interest on
bonds. $3.50: sinking fund, $4,000; school
Tho pupils OF tho Arlington school
will present a cantata entitled Queen
Of tho Sea asons" In the First ward amusc-
ment hall on Thursday evening The
school library.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
Bill at the Orpheum.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, May Manager Goss OF the
Orphe-lm theatcr announces the follow
Ing bill for this week. which will he
the last OF the season: Matt Henson.
the North pole explorer: Ida Fuller in
a spectacular fantasy. La Sorciere": the
Charles Ahcan cycling comedians: Fred
Rays players, i'm The Noblest Roman
Of Them AN; La Rose and La Gusta,
novelty wire performers. Lyden and But
tcrwovth. dancers and monologue; motion
pictures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
Department.
OF the Comptroller Of Ia 4
Wa ShinGton, April Is. 1914

TREASURY Department.
OF the Comptroller Of its 4
Wa shinston, April Is. 1914
Whereas, by satisfactory en-
sented TO The undersigned, 4
made To appear tha. the Ssnc
OF the Republic at Salt Iass @
city OF Salt Lske City, II ths
Salt Lake and state Of Utah l
piled with all the provisions Y
of congress TO enable latio-l
associations TO extend ihslr
existence. and for other pu7z
proved July L.. 1852:
Now. therefore. !. Lawrsaos q
comptroller OF the curencI.
certify that the National 81
Republic az Salt Lake Cy. y
of Salt Lake City. in the eoc'
Lake and state OF Utah. Is a1I-
have succession for the pens'
in its amended articles q
namely. until close Of busre
IL. 1890.
In testimony whereof viIu.n
and seal of office this lSln ~
1910.
tSeal) LAWRENCE 0. Age
Comptroller Of Lac
Charter No. 1910.
Extension No. 2SS9. u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
Greek Church Easter.

BINGHAM. May 1.-The Greeks and
Anstrians OF Commercial gulch, Upper
Bingham. celebrated Easter Sunday TO-
day by shooting MP that section OF the
camp. Phone calls 10 the police depart
ment lor help came from residents, who
claimed that bullets were flying in all
directions. some of them narrowly miss
ing women and childrcns Police survcil-
lance soon restored order. No one was
reported 10 he injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
FELL TO HIS DEATH:
ITALIAN MINER At BINGHAM
Special to The Tribune.

BINGHAM, May Louis ID. Zenet. an
italian. while engaged In his worl; as tim
herman in the Bingham New Haven mine
today, accidentally lost his footing on one
OF the stones in the tunnel. and fell a
distance OF forty feet. striking on his
head. His skull was fractured and he
died almost instantly. He was So years
old and leaves wife and several chill
dren IN Italy. lie had been here about
one year The body was taken to the
undertaking establishment OF Eber Hall
and will bc sent TO Salt Lake Monday
where funeral services will ba held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
Mrs. Richard McCurdy Dead.

MORRlSTOWN \. j. May Mrs
Richard a. McCurdy, widow OF the late
president OF the Mutual Life Insurance
company, died at her home here today.
She was e years old and was married 10
Mr.. McCurdy " years ago. Two children.
Robert McCurdy and Mrs Louis a. Thea
haudueX, survive.
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Woman Dies on Journey.

BUFFALO, May MARY Carol was
taken off train here while bound from
Sacramento 10 New York whence she was
10 sail on the steamer Cedric for Dublin,
Ireland. and died at a local hospital <o-
day. In a shabby handbag was FOUND n
letter OF credit for $1,000 and sd0O in
cash The woman was about 60 years
old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
Safe and Sane Fourth.

Special 10 The Tribune
MURRAY. MAY Mayor Phil BcntZ
has served notice on all the merchants
OF the city that an ordinance will he
drawn MP prohibiting the sale Of fire
crackers and other explosives FOR the cell
cbration of July 4. The ordinance win
also provide punishment for anyone
caught discharcing firearms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
Death Of Mrs. Lambson.

SVtNIdI 10 nc ITIDUDt.
SPRINGNIL1.E. May 1.--Arby Lamb
son, prominent farmer of this locality
and an old resident OF this city, died this
morning at S O'Clock of heart trouble
He had been in poor health Tor several
years. The deceased was n widower
his wife having died two or three years
ago. He leaves three daughters and TWO
sons. His daughters are all married.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

Eighth South diamond. Barterics-HalI
and Spahr: Ryan and Ryan.
The Poplar Grove team defeated the
Fort Douglas Company "C'' team on the
Fort diamond by a score Of . TO I.
The Poplar Groves challenge any anna
teur team in the Stale
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
NEWSPAPER SOLD:
DEAL AT BURLEY
Sneclal 10 The Tribune.

BURI.EY. Ida. May IA deal was
closed at this plac whereby S. D.
Parke OF Albion purchased the plant, real
estate and good will OF the Bulletin Pub
fishing company limited. OF Burlcy. pub
fishers of the Burley Bulletin. the pur-
Parke's first venture in the newspaper
business having previously followed
school teaching. He was principal Of
the Twin Falls city schools for three
years. and Is well known in Twin Fails
and Cassia counties.
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Goshen at Ogden.
TO The Tribune

SpcCld! 10 lhS J Jh'uNlle'
OGDEN. May In the absence OF the
Rev Noble Strong Elderkin. the Rev:
Elmer l. Goshen OF Salt Lake CltY illlcd
the pulpit Mt the Congregational church
here tonight. The Rev Mr.. Eldcritin VIII
he away from Ogden for flve weeks aud
the pulpit will be filled every sunday
evening by the Rev, Mr.. Goshen,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
New Member Needed.
Special 10 The Tribune.

MURRAY. May lit is expected that
when the city council meets here Tues
day evening. n new member WIN be chos-
en- 10 MI the vacancy caused by The res
ienation Of Councilman r B. Mcmillan,
who has moved to Idaho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
MANGUS INGEBRETSEN
LAID AT FINAL REST
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. May In the presence OF
large number OF friends and relatives,
impressive funeral services were held Tor
Ma0gus mgchrctson at the Third ward
mcclinghousa this afternoon al O'Clock.
The services were in charge Of Bishops
Counselor r. T. Wright, who, with Gil
son paid eloquent tribute 10 tho memory
Of the dead. Solos were sung by Orson
Griffin, Miss Marian Johnson and Miss
Lindsay. Burial was In the city cemc-
fCrN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

George W. Payne, OF Providence,
the Rhode Island member OF the Ma
tional Formula Committee. says: "A.
D. 8. Hepatic Salts have filled a long
felt want in the world Of medicine.
Although on the market only short
time ! have several customers who
have tried this remedy, and they all
say that it is the best relief OF the
kind they have ever found"
Get it at any A. D. S. drug store.
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UDLAVIA-Nature's Treatment

where YOU bs,hc in black soft mud thai
draws out pain and poison. Thousands curad
Big Hctcl--opcn nil year Send for book.
Il. Is. KRAMER, Pres, kramer, Ind.
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ASSESSMENT NO

New York Bonanza Minlrs
principal place CT buslnsS
Felt building. Salt Lake wv
Notice is hereby given YEA
ing of the boanI OF directors
York Bonanza Mining CONF
Apr,l Z. 1910. an sssesmsn
go cents per share Was ie's1 y
sessed on the capital stoca
pora tion. payable al me oiIn al;,
Felt building. Salt LAKE uv
j. IT. Deniing secretary. =
NAV Q. 1910. Any stock upo.
a sscssment shall remain vs..
said May 9. 1910. VIII ne ,'s ue +
q advertised for sale AT puo'lc
unless payment is maze IA ~
sold on May 81. 1910. az
OF said day. 10 pay 'ne ~
assessment thereon. ness,
costs OF advertising an0 se h
]. II. DEMINes,.u n
Room 20i Felt Buildms' ."
Utah.
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LOOK FOR THIS SIGN
This sign IN druggists window means
that he is Il member OF National Associa-
ton OF retail druggists which makes. under
the supervision OF the National Formula
COMMITTEES, 1000 standard household rene.
dies and toilet preparations guaranteed to
De free from babft.forming drugs or whishey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there will
he a special meeting OF the stockholders
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Crowd Gets Wild

PORTLAND. Ore. May IA riot was
narrowly averted when the spectators
swarmed over the field In tho game be-
tween Portland and San Francisco here
today. The crowd, which was anEcred at
a close decision, against the local team, in
the eighth inning. was driven from the
Held by the police. San Francisco won
hy a score of 2 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
West Sluggers Win.

The Eighth West Sluggers defeated the
Riches 10y score OF Is to ON tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
MONROE HIGH SCHOOL:
THE CLOSING EXERCISES
Special to The Tribune.


MONROE. May Tile Monroe high
school closed FRIDAY and the occasion was
huy observed DN tn" students. ball
game was PLAYED In the afternoon with
the Elchiicld high school after which a
banquet was served TO the parents of the
graduates aud visitors. winding up with
Il grand ball in the auditorium IN tho
evening The commencement exercises
Will be held next Wednesday evening,
when the following programme viii bc
rendered.
Music. C...........,..,....... Nj. H. :. Band
Speech OF Welcome e............A Arden Hunt
Song. ..:.......-.. High School Quart,ttc
school History. ..... MISS Grace Bohman
Address .... ........P Prof. Jacob Maelcby
l'rognos ticatt on......,.,.., ferd Erickson
Instrumental Duct .-...... ....,.-.:...,
Address Principal j. j.. Anderson
Song. ..............tIIch school Quarictte
Address. ,....,. Trustee Constant Thucson
The graduates of the Monroe high
school arc: Third ycar-Orvel Anderson,
Oliver Larsen. Walter I.undgrecn. u. l..
Baker. Elliott Larsen, Lewis Jones How
ard Hun. sylvia Collins. Grace Bohnau.
Second Ncar-Arnod johnson, Irwin
Warnock. Margaret Washburn. Zeraldo
Nilsoa Pearl Coward. Meybclle Hunt
First year-Ardon Hunt Norris Han
sen. Isabelle Blaine. Vera Swain. .Tohu
Higgins, Georgia Loring. RctIa Webb.
fcru I.Tlckson: Hazel Hunt Leo Smith,
Adcll Brown. Edna. Bates. Nalda Ander-
son, Rcta Jones. George Bates Marion
Brown, Mary Woodard and Marie Magic.
by.
Those completing The short special agri-
culturla CourSe-lIaus Hansen. Earl
Webb. Elmer Winn. Melvin Smith. Orson
Olson. Stanley Clark. Joseph Farmer and
Bert Christensen
The Monroe high school has only been
IN existence for three years. hut has
grown steadily. adding one more year TO
tlc course OF instruction as IL goes. PrIn-
Cjpal J, p. Anderson has been retained
for next pear
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~ THE DIsTKIcTI, t.. CHSsi| CSIs,risi|
United States for me h1eoUsld u y.
In the matter ol l,~In D
Voluntary bankrupt"
No. 1896. porald Nep
TO the creditors oil hoI ,Ss COD
Salt Lake City. IN s,pforesas
Lake and district S
rupJ. n,. Given thai
dav of April. 1910, Inc hi'c,aIicsieA IA
Erew was duly aaJ.scting q
and that the first M: m.',flIe 'o,flIee q
ors will be held at my AXE Cis'
mercial M block, salt ,isS' usS ~
o.clock .t in the forellcout't attend, I
The d said creditors may asySustce. s e
claims appoint a act .ac sucs 2.
In i ~ nSrnpt. and transalS' tran.lv cons
ness as may propefH
meeting cTAEh.ssii ! AlsI.s D.
Salt Lake City, Ap''' -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
Angels Like the Score,

Los ANGELES May Los Angeles
took a double header from Sacramento
today. The count was to in each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

IN The DISTRICT cosall cS1l,r;il
United States for tne aisnI ;, ~
In the matter OF Arnsn
untary bankrupt.-m pA'
TO ID, the creditors OF Am'll ,Ia - |:
Bingham Canyon. IN ,ne.',Ii ,ne syj
Lake and district ai0''
rupt. ,,o, fiat n
Notice Is hereby given III 'S IN,
day OF April. 1910. the tne,is,,,S ss
ger was duly adJuuilf;"e Il
and :h1t she first meeu ',y -
i,ors VIM be held at M IA q
Commercial block. sa,a n,.y pll|
on The 18th day OF Nay va, xAfs|
O'Clock IN the forenoon, -, unS, q
said creditors may n., .,ss ~
claims. appoint a trns'sr s ssneh a,
banEriIpt. and trHnsaci ooa,s S N
ness as may properly 'VA
meeting cHAEIESi ,l1.G il - g
c,I, Ito CITY. -Apri e''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

Npp, IN accordance With ~
order OF the board ot direcsgr .
the 29th day OF March. 4 lii
many shares Of each pared .: .
Of stock as may ne neesuar
sold at public auction. to d.
bidder. at the Office Of said ~
i22 Felt building opposite D. +
Salt Lake City. Utah. on m
18th day OF May. A. d. lsit, s'
of 10 o'clock Z. m. TO psy al 4
assessment, together with d
advertising and expenses cf 2.
y. V JONES. n
ISABEL J0yE
Office. f22 Felt building, sit u
Utah. [