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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
St. PatriCk's Day
Celebrated With
Fitting Exercises

ST. Patrick's day was observed in Salt
Lake In manner entirely behtting the
occasion. There was the traditional green
on every side. Shamrocks were worn not
only by those who by birth or by descent
are Irish. but by the people generally.
The women wore green Scarfs green
plumes in theIy bonnets and many green
gowns Cravats were OF green for the
men, and some even wore green hats.
Store windows had green for the base OF
their decoration scheme.
In the evening there was tho American
love feast I'm the Auditorium and TN the
Salt Lake theater the children's concert
attracted many hundreds OF people. IN
all the theaters there were references IL:
more or less direct manner TO the sig
Ilificance OF the day.
In the Catholic churches the attendance
at the masses was large.
There were many dances and other So
cal events To make the days close ap-
propriate.
Today is SheeIaf's day. when the cele-
bration in many parts OF the world will
be continued. In Salt Lake. however. the
day Will not be generally observed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
ST. PATRICK REMEMBERED
IN TWENTY-S SECOND WARD

Members OF the Twcnty-second ward
appropriately commemoratcd the birth
day OF ST. Patrick Thursday. when the
Relief society OF the ward gave an old
fashioned ball in the ward amusement
hall. 1t was estimated that more than
seventy-five couples were i'm attendance.
The grand march was one of the fea-
lures OF the evenings entertainment.
Promptly at o'clock all formed In limo
and marched around the spacious hall to
the strains OF I'VE arc in Ireland to-
night" There was a big array OF old
time costumes in evidence.
In addition 10 the dancing and the
serving OF delicious refreshments there
was a short programme in which Miss
Nellie Druce Isugslev. Miss Edith Erick-
son. Miss Mary Il. Katz. Alvin Bcesley
and T.. j. Brain participated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
America. Tho lecture will he illustrated
with stereopticon Views.

America. The lecture Will he illustrated
with stereopticon Views.
4 RAYMOND excursion party arrived
in Salt Lake Thursday morning and
spent the day in sightseeing They visit
ed all OF the many points OF interest in
automobiles and continued their journey
in the afternoon, The party is travel
ing eastward There are eighty six pas
sengers i'm the company.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Waterworks
Thomas HOLIDAY has Il gang of fifty men
at work lowering the watermnins on
Third South street from State to Tenth
East and on Ninth East street from South
Temple to the city limits. The work will
be finished by the first OF the week so
that the paving of those streets may be
commenced.
JUDGE RITCHlE of the district court
Thursday rendered judgment in favor OF
the J. p, Paulson company against the
Commercial National bank for the sum
of $100i. the balance found to he due
on the contract for installing the bank
fixtures In the room now used by the
Continental National bank.
CHIEF OF POLICE BARLOW has in
structed the members of the police de-
partment TO pay particular attention To
traffic and arrest all persons who drive
vehicles on the wrong side of the street
Special reference was also made To th +,
ordinance regulating the speed of auto.
mobiles and motorcycles,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
Those Who Dd|
Must Pay

Tho musicians have "a
increase in pay Ihes
cost of living has gone
and therefore those ~.
paw the fiddler. TO inaf
belong TO the local A. 30
will work upon an ~
Keeping with the resi- So.
labor The various Iese. :.
OF amusement require - 'a,'|
seventy-Gve musicians ,hs n
mer about 100 and ~, sn'
feature. While arr :, ao' y b
a good motto. yet COMM In n
one important Item " ,anI
artist and where so l,;ra M4
ouired to give Their An
Which Which prevents them /. o rsI,,'
any other line, tne. tne.,rste n
should be comInenslIns5 A
So'Un'' Sorm OF labor. They ',,ae
.i,c .I,'l scale to any alsrInain'', a,I a'',|
will mean consideraoin, u, 5leI
io the resorts ana a,,a',t,,de az
ments. so the new ass,,,ntcr
Clans Clans may develop eoina a sa1
terest to all concernse'o.s .sarci
VIII be awaited WIN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
H0NORS PATRON SAINT
Pleasing Musicale Given in the
Afternoon, and Delightful
Comedy at Night.

ST, Patrick's day was appropriately
celebrated at st Mary's academy Thurs
day afternoon,
In the afternoon a delightful musicale
WAS given. Those taking part were:
The Misses \, Nanderhoet and l. Jcffry
in a duet. The Morris Dance" by Ath-
crton; Miss G. Laramie. Maid Of
Erin" by CIaribcl; Miss Nellie Collins:
"Toccatella. Op. 20. by Becker vocal
solo. Miss T. Mercicr I'VE Are in Ire
land Tonight" accompanied by Miss
Jeffcry; duet. the Misses y, Morris and
II. Dcsrosers Norwegian Hunters
March" by Nero Miss Dorothy White.
Nalsc Ballet" by Chiminadc; Miss u
MerCicr. The Joyous Farmer" by Schu-
mann Hartel; Miss !. Granger, The Tale =,
of the Brooklet.n by Jungmann; MISS y.
Ford, "i4rln's Flag" by Father Ryan;
Miss |. Schmaling. intcrmezzo from
'Cavalleria Rusticana,' by Mascaghi'
Miss a. Greech. "Scrcnata." by Moskow.
ski. Miss p. Wood. 'FrueIngsrausChen.
by Sinding; Miss l. Griffin. Believe Me
II All Those Endcaring Young Charms,
lcri.' by Nevln; vocal solo, Miss V.
Shannon. "'Tis the Last Rose of sum
mer." accompanied ny Miss y. Wander
hoef: Miss l. Jorfcry 'Bcrccuse.' from
'Jocclyn." by Goddard, and March OF
the Dwarfs.' by Gricg; Miss a Wander
hoef, Lolita" by Llcbllng, Miss Il. Cass.
The Harp That Once" by Papc.
A comedy in two acts was given, in
the evening, by the pupils OF the eighth
Morning" The programmes, both in the
afternoon and evening. were well given.
The hall was beautifully decorated in
green flags and flowers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
SPECIAL FRANCHISE
COMMITTEE BUSY
SOlons Are Now Ready to Re-
port on Amended Saltair
Petition.
TO COME BEFORE COUNCIL
NEXT MONDAY EVENING
Committee Also Is Working ON
Interurban Franchise
Asked by Howard.

The special franchise committee of
The city council practically completed
the consideration of the Saltair fran
chise Thursday and viii have Il
report and the amended franchise
ready to be submitted TO the
council next Monday night The
committee, after taking ride over
West South Temple street, with Man
ager A.angford, of the Saltair road,
Wednesday afternoon, decided to per
NIT the LAYING of third track on that
street under certain conditions. Tho
company VIII be required TO curb, gut.
ter and macadamize tho north side Of
the street from Ninth to Fifth West
streets and keep the same in repair
during the cnire life of the franchise
II VIII also be required 10 build n CON
crete aqucduct along City creek on
North Temple street from Fourth West
TO Main street.
These improvements the committee
viii accept IN lieu of a certain percent
age of the earnings of the company,
as was first intended TO be cXactcd as
part Of the clty's compensation for the
franchise. The route agreed upon Is
the same as in the new franchise pre-
Route Is Planned.
The cars will enter the city on the
west on South Temple street and run
along that street TO Fifth West street,
thence north on Fifth West TO North
Temple. then east on that street over
the viaduct. with tracks interlacing the
tracks OF the Utah Light q Railway
company, TO First West street, then
south on First West to Pierpont street,
then east on Pierpont street across
West Temple street into the interior OF
the block in the rear OF the Cullen
hotel to the site now occupied by the
Mccoy livery stables, where the ter
minal station Will be located
There will also he three tracks on
North Temple street from Third to
First West streets, one of the tracks
being built on the acqucduct TO be
constructed over City creek.
The committee also began work on
the intcrurban franchise, asked for by
f. O. Howard, and spent some time in
talking that matter over. Mr.. Howard
met with the committee and went over
the plans of the proposed lnterurban
line between this city and Provo 1t
is not likely thai the committee will
complete the consideration of tins fran
chise In time to report on it Monday
night as it will require several more
meetings before il is put in shape to
be sent TO the council foS final action.
Tribune Reporter Printing Co.,
GO West End South street. Phone us.
seriously"
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FORTY-TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS.

The charter of the company
provides that before any divi-
dend can be declared to stock
holders the earnings of policy
holders must be ascertHined
and set aside in special fund
for their benefit, This special
fund can be used for no other
purpose than as dividends to
poiicyholders. FORTY-TWO'
THOUSAND DOLLARS was
thus set aside on December
81, 1909 This is the most
unique and thorough method
of protecting policyholders in
their profits vet devised, and
is another evidence that it is
essentially a policyholders'
company.
THE CONTINENTAL LIFE
INSURANCE & INVEST
MENT COMPANY, Salt Lake
City.
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Police Stop Fight.

William Tuttle and Dan Stauffer were
arrested at Third South and Main streets
Thursday afternoon about L o'clock and
were booked at the station on charge
OF fighting. The two men and Ed and
Frank Collier were induging in battle
when Patrolman Cassidy hove in view
and put an end to the miH-up. II is al
legged by the Golfers that Tuttle and
Stauffcr insultcd a young woman. An ef-
fort will he made TO have the girl APP
pear in court as a witness Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
Electa CHAPTER Entertainment.

The members of Elccta chapter o. T..
S. were entertained at the home of Mrs,
Hattie NJ. Owen. Thursday evening. in
was one of social enjoyment for all Late
i'm the evening aSupper was served. In
the center of the table was center
piece of shamrocks. with an immense
bunch of green carnations placed artis-
ticaly upon ii. The place cards were
in the shape of small hats tied with a
green ribbon. The remainder Of the
house WAS decorated in green, and the
colors OF the order. There were fifty
guests present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
WEST SIDE RESIDENTS
AND OFFICIALS CONFER

A committee or west side residents.
consisting OF j w. UTe. Edward Butter
worth George $ Ashton. ]. y Hancock
and Kershaw White. waited upon Chief
Of Police Samuel Barlow and CITY At
at the city and county building Thurs
day afternoon 10 request that the stock
ade be closed. Chief Barlow and City At
torney Dininny listened to the protest of
the committee and discussed a number
of questions with the members. AZ the
conclusion OF the meeting the matter was
taken under advscmeut.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
M0RF0RD FILES ANSWER
TO COMPLAINT OF WIFE

Alleging tina, his wife was guilty OF in
fidelity with his brother who is now dead.
and also with another man named u,
II, Jones. w. NJ Morford in his answer
and cross complaint filed IN the dis
trict court Thursday, asks that tho com
plaInt for divorce filed by his wife, Ida
Morrord be dismissed and that he be
granted a divorce.
NIorford denies that he treated his wife
In n cruel manner or that he deserted
her failed To support her, or that he
was an habitual drunkard. as she charged
in her complaint. On the contrary. he
alleges that he was a good husband TO
her and lived with her until February
10 last, when she left him.
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ne stars inclinc but
H0R0SCO
BY Cosett|
Now turn thou To thy b
Soon shalt thou find thu
Friday March

Now turn thou to thy 4
Soon shalt thou find TIL
On this nth day Vel
greatest brilliancy. Can
sign.
The astrological indic
favor from superiors. and
To those who show kindn
lend a helping hand.
The time should be q
employment or eniarglnt
nifty. /.
Travelling for healt NJ
under a beneficient slgn.
Magistrates and oili6r
should be well inclined
this.
People OF impressionab''
the atmosphere imbued
Worry and anxiety, causliI
preston without reason.
we'll to recognize this aHd
TO II.
Hospitality, kindness q
ity and generosity are
auspices.
Restless. peevish and 81
pie will be in danger q
fairs and prospects great
dulge themselves undel
like today's There viii
To imagine aitronts ana
Sights far too seriously.
FiCkleness and nlrtatlo1
omenS.
Earthquake and riot q
China during the latter
month For Japan, too
signs OF war and tumult'
elevated above the sun.
that often brings gravc.
health and life OF the
fectcd country.
An excellent TIME -
ing men and women Tor
The household signs q
ing, brewing, picking ano
Reflection. sanity OIL opo
ism should be cultivated
this birth-date. They u
being too mercdnary.
Children are under asp
day, that often gram ~
cess. though usually IL eo'
in life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
NEPHEW OF GOVERNOR
Is GOING ON MISSION

Sam V. Spry, clerk at the Rock
Island offices here. nephew of Governor
William Spry will leave the latter part
of April for Europe. where he viii spend
the next two years or more in the inter-
est of the Mormon church. While in
Europe Mr.. Spry VIII promulgate the
gospel throughout picturesque Switzcr
land.
Mr.. Spry has been connected with the
g. r. l. & p. office in this city for
number of years. and his departure will
be regretted by host of friends. 4 re-
ception will be rendered him before he
leaves the city.
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NOTICE.

Ideal building and location for a
general blacksmith, carriage and auto
shop. First-class machine shop now oc
cupies portion Of building, which is
two stories 45x90 feet; will be an up
to-date establishment. None but good
mechanics need apply. Address Nj,
Tribune.
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NPRESS|ONSl|
BY BIG CONy[
Ministers in. and Ian
Views About GOOD n
From Recent M,
VIEWS v GREATLY EN-
BY MISSIONARIr|(
Final Reports of Exe|
retary and Charm
nance COMMITTEE

Personal impressions I
haymeu's Missionary M
ventlon and the result.
far were given at n IN,
wilson hotel Thursday AZ
About thirty members n
tee were present. Judoe
chairman Of The gener
presided.
The final report of thu
retary, the Rev. G., e.
presented. Mr.. MeIn,|
briefly the preparatioue
vention, the acts OF t6o
self, and touched upon
meetings, He referred /.
which had been outline,
upon-ln effect. to dmbl
for foreign missions 4
churches-and referred
back to the churches.
The impressions of In
and laymen We're given
the remarks was that m
Christian activity las r.
scope, now that the nosd'
have been brought dir
Protestant churohes AS
and not merely as a
affair. Il
One of the minister
past there has been
Protestant churches a uu|
lief, but never before ss
was discovered by the
vention.
Views Are Enl>
Another minister said
conditions had been ar1
Before the convention. A
considered Africa only h
guns and dogs, but nov
vinccd that ii was rid
and CAPABLE of tle h:
ment.
Nearly all of the spea|
mony TO the fact that
found in the laymen s
OF necessity bear rich Il
them confessed that, pr
vention, their views
stricted. but now they
say that they looked 4
that is to be done 10
world through larger Id
Oscar l.. Cox, charm
finance committee, SUD
port, a synopsis of wi
hshed in The Tribunc 4
ing.
At the conclusion o|
Mr.. Mclntirc was inyif|
the layman ; robes whi|
for a month or moro An
those of the clergy. vii
ing the meeting with
marks.
Among fhe speaker
Richie, the Rev. l.. s.
RI. Rev. Bishop +. S. 4
Tibbalis, j. G. Me-
Morningstar, DR. Il. NJ
Lucas. the Rev. c. L. I
McIntire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
Old-Time Ball Given.

An old time ball was held IN the
Eleventh ward amusement hall Thurs
day night in honor OF st. Patricks day.
Those present were dressed in old
fashioned costumes. and the hall was
decorated to represent Il hall as 1t would
have appeared i'll olden times. Refresh
mepts were furnished during the evening
and good time was enjoyed by all.
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NO COMPLAINT AGAINST
ANTHONY WOODS AS YET

No complaint has yet been filed by
the county attorneys office against An
thony Woods, the man accused Of haV-
ing attempted 10 lure the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs John Beck from her home.
Assistant County Attorney j. r. Bow
man stated Thursday night that a formal
charge Will be made this morning, but
Just what the nature Of the complaint
will he hls not hnen lncldcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
Nelson to Return Sunday.

Word was received in this city Thurs
day by members OF his family and that
State superintendent of Schools A. G..
Nelson expects to get home from Chicago
Sunday. Mr.. Nelson has been In Chi
cago for several weeks, where lie under
went an operation for the removal of a
cancer from his neck. The operation was
entirely successful and his recovery has
been rapid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
HEAR INTERESTING TALK
ABOUT REAL PROPERTY

Members OF the Salt Lake chapter, of
the American Institute OF Banking lis
tened to = lecture on Real Property.
by 2. G. Ashton at the Commercial club
Thursday night. This lecture was the
sixth of series on commercial law de-
livered To- the local bank clerks by MIR.
Ashton. and it dealt with conVeyances
OF property, wills. deeds and pnortGagcs
and their value as securities.
Next Thursday evening the bank en-
ployes will hold their annual adding ma
chine contest. Two representatives from
each Salt Lake bank will compete, the
contest being To add correctly the
amounts of $50 miscellaneous checks,
Pneumonia follows n cold but never
follows the use of Foley's Honey and
Tar which stops the cough. heals the
lungs and expels the cold from the
system. Schramm-J Johnson Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
Pratt Loses Suit.

Judgment was rendered ny Judge
Ritchie OF tho district court Thursday In
favor OF defendant in the case of !. Il.
Pratt against the salt Lake Security e
Trust company. Pratt sued TO recover
damages under forfeiture contract in
connection with the building Of an apart
ment house by the Security & Trust
company for him in January. 1903, He
alleged that lie was put to expense in the
sum Of $l729.41 in completing the house
and making the apartments habitable,
which should have been done by the
trust company. The court, however.
found that he was not entitled to recover
and rendered judgment in favor of the
trust company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
A Warning.

To feel tired after exerton is one
thing: TO feel tired before is another
Don't say the latter is llzlness-it
ism t.: but ii s sign that the system
lacks vitality. is running down. and
needs the tonic effect Of Hood s Sarsa-
parilla.
It's warning. too-aud sufferers
should begin taking Hood s at once.
Buy q bottle today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
ORDER OF EAGLES TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

In connection with the regular month
ly social that is given every third Friday
evening, the social committee and the
st. Louis committee that have charge
OF the sending OF the degree stan to the
grand aerlc meeting at st. Louis have
combined their forces to make this So
cial one long to be remembered by the
large number That always attend these
gatherings.
Mrs. Frank Larson and her company.
cousistaing OF some OF the best local
talent. will prcsen, The Scapcgrace" and
Shades OF ShakcSpearcs Women"
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Good soil for sale. inquire 1st West
bet lst and End So. where cellar is be-
ing dug; delivered cheap.
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Orders by Bishop.

In Judge Bishops court. Thursday
afternoon. Irene Hall. a colored woman
accused OF robbery, was arraigncd and
took twenty-four hours in which TO en-
ter a plea. The woman had been out
on bonds. but was surrendered Thurs
day by her bondsmcn.
Fred II. Luddy. charged with forgery,
was bound over to await the action OF
the district court and, in default OF
$1,000 bonds. was remandcd TO the Gus
tody OF Sheriff Joseph Sharp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18
Short COMPLAINT.

One OF the shortest complaints ever
seen In the district court was that filed
by j. r.. Kelly. Thursday, In which he
asked for Al divorce from Ada NJ. Kelly
on the ground OF desertion. They wero
married in Missouri November L.. 1904.
and. IT is alleged, Mrs. Kelly deserted
her husband December IS. 1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18

Special low rates today and tomor.
row on photographs at new gallery,
i4lI Main
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Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films to us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co, 1T Main street. Ex
elusive photo dealers
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j. II. K E N 7

ARCHITECT,
Room 625. Newbouse Bldg.
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Western Plains Given.

Before large and enthusiastic audi
ence in the Granite stake amusement
hall Thursday evening. the Granite High
School Dramatic club presented the
comedy Western Plains " That the
clever players scored a big success was
evidenced by the long and continuous
applause which greeted them throughout
the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18

Don t forget the nj
cert, Salt Lake theate
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To Whom Tt Nav coroer,

To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned having bought the
business OF a. Burllni Will not be re.
sponsibe for any debts incurred bv
that hfm. NJ, PASINI
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Don't forget the Maggie Tout con-
cert, Salt Lake thcater. Friday night
DR. a. Scott Chapman. dentist, has
removed to rooms 1915 Mercantile An,
mex, over Walker Store.
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John Harrington. Home Carriage Co. :;
carriages and light livery. Both phones
273
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Plant your sweet peas now.
Bailey & Sons Co, SO +. End SO. st
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Expert Kodak Finishing.
Shiplers, commercial photographers,
1jl South Main ST.; second floor
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All kinds of grass and clover seeds
Bailey & Sons Co., 63 f. 2nd So. ST
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Don't forget the Maggie Tout con
cert, Salt Lake theater, Friday night
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K. r. WHEELON

Don't forget the Maggie Tout con.
cert, Salt Lake theater, Friday night.
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Wall Paper Cleaning.
G. Hazel. Bell 3ST5. IND 303l.
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McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81.
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Don t forget the Maggie Tout con.
cert. Salt Lake theater. Triday might