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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
FIGHT IS RENEWED
AGAINST STOCKAOE
Citizens Hold Mass Meeting and
Decide TO Wage War on
Walled City.
ARE IN THE FIGHT TO WIN.
Committee Appointed 90 Work for
Abolition Of tire Infamous Place
Dcnouncr ThO-c Responsible.

Between eco and 200 determined cit-
gems OF tho west side met IN mass
meeting Tuesday night 10 protest
against the continuance OF the stock
ad, Boo that part OF town.
Speeches were made by j. W. Boud,
Jerry HaucocE and others. All were
strong in dououncing the st1cllado and
those who were Instrumental In having
it located there and those who stil
cuunteuauced lt.
A committee of i've consisting or
james w TIRE. chairman. George 5.
Ashton. Edwin Buterworth, karshaW
white and Jerry Hancock. was app
pointed Co watt upon tho city council
nj lte next session probably
next Monday. and enter "a vigorous
protest looking TO the abolition OF the
Infamous place. and asking for lts
immediate removal II that fails. thou
the county commissioners Will be- APP
poalod 20.
This committee viii report az soon
as possible To- the committee appoint
90 about "a year ago. when II things
stil look doubtful OF success. probably
other steps viii be- taken. The people
are determined to keep up the Tight
until thcy win. The meeting last even
Ing was called by tho Old committee
r.. g. Ashton was chairman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
MRS. MLLER's CHARGES.
snys Married Life Was IIaDpN Before
Husband sought Othcr Company.

Maggie a. Miller began her suit for
divorce from Charles n Miller boz Judge
g.. w. Morso's court this morning.
when she took the witness stand -ne
declared that her married life WAS
pleasant and that she was happy aud
contcutcd until her husbaud's nHmH
was linked with that of Miss Minnie
Peterson and Miss Lillian Hanson.
These things she aNerrej disturbed hor
mind, broke up her home and caused
her suffering and humiliation
Besides these charges su. declIras
that her husband refused to support
her properly They wetc married here
ON Nov @. 1891 and have three children
Mrs. Miller wants "a divorce. the GUS
tody Of the children. and % division o.
the property which consists OF 90 HON
stead, valued a. $4,000 $500 worth %
furniture. $3.50 on deposit Loo the bank
and an interest tn the Royal Laundry
COMPANY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
WOMAN FIRES HER HOME.
Apparatus RcsnOnd~ Before Damage
l. Donc-Arrested and Released.

There was considerable excitement
occasioncd this morning when fire
occurred M the rear of i54 west South
Temple street Following the alarm
OF fire. Mrs Lefty jenkins, aged 20
years. was taken in custody by the
police on the charge Of arson. but
later IL developed that the woman was
temporarily mentally unbalanced ana
shortly before noon she was released
from custody
THE hre was 600 "a small room az the
renr OF t54 west South Temple street,
and when Assistant chief Fitzgerald
and the apparatus from station No.
arrived. there was "a strong odor OF
coal OH. Some one Joe the crowd stat
ed that Mrs jenkins had been seen
throwing coal Oh on the walls ~ the
place and that she then touched a
match 20 the OIL Acting upon this
information the womin was placed
under arrest = v Thri damage done 20
the place was less than g. as the IRE
had scarcely got a start before the
department arrived
IL b. said that Mrs jenkins had
been acting ln "a peculiar manner ana
when she was asked n she set fire to
the place she declared 10 belonged TO
her and she could do as she pleased.
when the police learned that her
mental condition bordered on insanl-
IT, she was released and was taken
10 her home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

Funeral was held today az p m from
the chapel Of s. Nj. Taylor y ea''
FIRST South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
NEW HOSE HOUSE OPENED.
station No. Of Fire Department
Went Into Commission at Noon.

station No. of the fire fighting
force Of salt Lake city. located at
the corner of Eighth South and Post
streets. was put into active commits
sion at O'Clock this afternoon in
charge Of captain A. g. Williams
Lieutenant George Ottingcr, Driver
Walter r. williams and Hosemen A.
n. Foster and E Anthony The sta
tiou Is equipped az present with only
horses and a hose wagon.
The station stands on a lot 40 by
1876 feet There is sliding pole,
dormitorv. telephone and electrical fire
alarm system. an In the other stations,
while the captain has private office.
The nremen az the new station Will
cover a territory south and west 20
the city limits and east on Ninth
south Co West Temple The shops ok
the Rio Grande system are also em-
hraced and "a great deal Of the terri
tory heretofore covered by No. o. wiz
he taken care Of boy No. 8. The house
is "a comfortable one and chief Glore
stated this afternoon that AZ occasion
demands the apparatus viii be In
creased but at present "a hose wagon
with sufficient force OF men 10
operate IT,. is an that Is necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Beck's Salt company and the saltair
Salt company have combined under the
name OF the Consolidated salt & Renn-
Ing company which filed articles OF in
corporation In the county clerks onics
yesterday. The company has a capital
stock OF $500 900 IN 81 shares, fully sub
scrihed in taking over the two old
companies The Beck Salt company 4,
taken az a valuation OF 81. OO2 and the
Saltair company at S96.gs2. leaving
81 ,OlB shares as treasury stock. The
Officers arei W. ". Williams. prcsi
dent. H. r.. Perry first vice presi-
dent. j. +. Niblsy second vice presi-
dent, who with George W. Goddatd
and II. J.. Taylor comprise the director
ate j A. Barnhart is secretary AMI
treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
ARRESTED IN DIsHABMLE.
John Murphy In Limbo Sans Much OF
His Personal Attire


II the police are able TO ind his
trousers. coat, hat. socks and other
wearing apparel, they win ho able to
determine where one John Murphy
went 90 bod Tuesday night John
doesn't know and neither DO the police
AZ g O'Clock this morning Murphy
was discovered amhling up and down
Richards street minus the articles N
clothing mentioned, Tie appeared
anxious 20 10 somewhere, but the point
of destination was not fixed firmly or
otherwise iu his befuddled mind and ne
continued TO raWblc mp and down the
street until two stalwart policemen touk
him iu tow and landed him at the dry
docks ut police headquarters.
AZ the station Murphy tured an APP
pealiug gaze upon Scrgt Johnston. and
with au expression that reminded one
OF tine ga1e of the gentle cow re-
marked.
"T~r th ufe u' me I can't tell whore
di1 I sleep lusht uiEht I dunno. 1
would like G. know where me trooscrs
ARE bccuz when . seen 'em lasht there
Wuz ABBOTT S35 in Thin"
When the patrol wagon reached
Richards street the police aid the best
they could under the circumstances,
Not having barrel handy they wrap
ped John in Ga horse blanket and hauled
him Co the station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
BUS PASSENGER

T.. y. Milne. chief clerk q,
Utah independent OF oglcu. is r.
tered 40 the Moxum
Professor James \. Hislop Of Va.
inetnu. -. o.. is registered lf
Moxum
John u. Wood, connected with d,
new international emCIter 40 49,
is a guest at the MoNum
W. -. scarle. prominent min,
man from Provo, is guest IN
MOxuw.
T.. G. Ice, Of Harper. Carbon
~ is guest at the Cullen.
Dr. +. 4. straup OF Bingham
in salt Lake ON business
II. HeTernan. merchant Of Er,.,
registered at the New Windsor IN
day evening. "Wednesday morning
went on 20 his home. having jur
turned from Ca months trip on 3
coast
Knutsford-W. o. Kroft. Jr. Az
n Rogers. New York. r vs. sehua|f.l
Los Angeles: q. " Jenkins. W-g
New: J. w. Finch and O. S. Tho-s.
Jr.. Denver. r.. l.. Oddic. Ton1,,,
New. Carolyn O. Brown. Boston n
W Hough PittsburE
Kenyon-Mr. and Mrs V. A. T,,I
ney. St George. Josie Flliker Men
house: Mr.. and Mrs G.. C.. sparnI
walkenaw. Ill; a. l.. johnson. SAL
Lake: w. r. Walker. Springast
Mass: W. r. Greonweu. ogden: v. P
Benton. Mitchell Ind
CuIlCn-E. n whipple, Tecoms.
clayton Coolidge, ogden Jos. n smt
Denver: Geo. o. Prophy Omaha E.
G. Lee. r. NJ. Smell. Spanish Fork @.
W. Boshard. Denver; r. p. Dav.ds..
Berkeley. Cal
WiIson-Carlo Fink. New York. &
Halline. Denver. Mrs w NJ Grant
Park City: J G. Harrington. Bnf.
ham; r. 70. Hayes. Park city. G. A.
Manson. Richmond. r. s. Drr.-.l.
Mrs Frank Wagner. Provo
Moxum-C. y. Gatehouse. Mime.
apolis; John owens, o.ty N l SeJr
George A. Storr. Jene kr'eHt Provo
W. II Murphy Grand Rapids e.
Wolcott city, J H. Downing SIS
York
New Mlndsor--Mrs 7 b pur'e
Harmon. sprngvilc. j d. 'HamH
American Fork Bert stanley Pan
city; Mr.. and Ms T.. 81. camra
Boise; r. b. Becsou 'rataardg
MINI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS

Thcater-Tne recital by Miss Sybel-
Ia CLAYTON. pianist. and MT AlcNun-
der Kissclburg. baritone. given before
"a mlr-sized and critical audience az
the Salt Lake Theater last evening
was one OF the distinctly euloyaple inu-
sical events of the season Miss Gay
tom has already made her place In salt
Lake. and the rare record she achieved
with the symphony orchestra recently
Is well remembered. Last night she
gave another evidence OF her astouish-
Ing virtuosity. by playing long pro-
gram entirely from memory pro-
grain too which Included "a khapsodle
hy Brahms. and the long and difficult
Tarantila by LAszt. without saying
anything OF four Chopin numbers ana
several others. The ease with which
Miss clayton dashes Off the most ca
acting numbers remains her distin-
gushing characteristic. Besides that
She has required the rare art or FOR
getting her audience while she plays,
and this enables her to Interpret with
feeling and expression which is AWAY
exquisite TO the last degree. After the
Chopin numbers she had big recall,
when she rendered one OF her best
numbers. the chopin Nocturue. As
recall after the Tardntllla, she gave tle
pass pied" boo her usual charming
styIc. Throughout. she showed that
She ls an artist 90 the finger tips.
Mr. KIssclburg presented has Part of
the program with fine erect. His
yuiro is an excellent baritone, rather
faht in quality and heard Co a. best
advantage in the tendoror ballads and
the softer effects Thereof lac was
best numbers like annie Laurie
which he gave as au encore In beau
uful fashion als1 boa tho songs You
Had Better Ask Me- Ito Ny first
Love" and "ln Garden The sylc,-
tions recurring bigger tone, such as
"To Horse Co Horse. and the Ia
nous prologue from "Ilg lHCci were
less cneotve, and the latt.- would Re
improved n the more ringing ending
employed Dos other artists were ADOPT
cd Nh kiss rhI.g sings iu excellent
style ANA shows uot only gpnd taste
in his select ms, hut careful uaiuiHs,
that would be- better still. with "a little
moro attention paid tn enunciation.
The whole program was ideal in
length and quality. the lighter classics
having beon selected rather than the
heavier numbers.
THE advance sale is going on at the
box office both for Robert Edoson. who
opens tomorrow and Schumaun Hciuk
whose date is the Hth
Orphcum-Niluam Flemcn. tho
munuIuEuisI who has bgeu struggling
to entertain Orphcum audiences an
week. yesterday returned Goo Chicago,
whore Doe win oudoayOr to throw on
a severe cold that hc acquired when
un the way here The Temple city
quartet was placed ou tho program Don
FIcmDu4 stead last night and made "a
decidedly favorable impression on the
hiE audience
T.,t..,f,I-Afr E,fs5,,Yb o., tsAfsr,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
THE END IS NOT YET.
Fine Looking Horse Leads To All Sorts
or Complications.

A fine looking horse that has been sold
many times iu this city, tine buyer ai-
ways feeling that Dc mad secured the
best Of the bargain, again came into inc
limelight this morning when Tom Room
pin filed a claim against the city 20 rec
cover So. the amount realized by Pound
keeper Walter Crome Tor the last sale OF
the dashlnR animal.
He was awarded a verdict for $50.
The horse being on Burfurds hands,
he turned lt into the street fuundkcep-
90 Crome picked 10 up and placed 10 IN
the estray pound. advertising 10 for sale
and realizing so al auction. This Is the
amount that koOmpin wants and ln case
10 is not turned over 20 him, hc intends
TO sue FOR 10.
Now the man who bought the hors"
from the estray pound hitchcd u 20 "a
dray. The animal was "a sturdy LOOKING
creature and he thought that he had
found "a gem. The horse did lis best
but after 10 had tuggcd at ITS load "a
block. 10 lay down and refused 20 move
further because of physical reasons. This
has been the state OF affairs up 90 date
and the end BIS not set.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
MOUNT PLEASANT.
PLANS UNDER WAY FOR
OPERA HOUSE AND GYM.

MT. PLEASANT, Utah. March lon
Saturday evening prominent citizens OF
Mt Pleasant met I'm the Commercial
club rooms and discussed tho PROPOSE
tion Of constructing AN armory and a
gymnasium. II was decided 10 add 20
the building n hotel and start with a
capitalization Of 10000
Monday evening another meeting was
held and "a committee Of FIVE. consist
ing Of James Monsen, Ferdinand
Erlcksen, Bent r. Hansen. T. @. Jen-
sen and T. NJ Nielsen, was elected TO
select a committee Of Sis to solicit the
town for stock Tuesday morning the
following committee will commence
soliciting the citizens of Mt Pleasant
James N1onson. oscar WALL H. o.
Beaumann. Bent n. Hansen. J B.
Soely and George Christensen. These
are 10 b. assisted by the committee OF
fivo mentioned above.
Prospects are bright for the erecting
OF a modern Opera House hotel with
an armory and a gymnasium.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
REEn ms ms INNING-

Charles Beer charges Mary h beer
who ls suing him for "a divorce. with
inhdelity, cruelty and descrtlon in an
answer and Countcrclaim nlod Tuesday
in the Third district court For more
than year, he alleges, his Wi.e
has consorted with Charles kari Mrs
Beer also neglected her household du-
ties he says. Boz order To- go out. roe
fusIng To- cook his meals and using
abusive language toward him lie asks
that her suit charging him with deser-
ton bee dismissed. and that DE be
awarded thp decree. They were mar
ried iu London England. May a. 1884
and have "a daughter, Lillian, 10 years
old
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
MASS is OUT SOME MONEY.

A So draft in favor Of William Mass
Of Caliente. sent 70 him by his partner
John r. Church, to have changed into 500
bills and returned 20 him. recently had a
merry hight about the city. MASS first
handed 10 out al the Imperiol hotei.
thiRkinE it only S.. the hotel paid it 20 q
90 the man az the barn. John Fttz-
patrick. who. IL rs claimed. was the FIRST
to discover he real face value taking
q % McCornick's bank wNere IL was
cashed and on skipped Fitzpatrick for
parts unknown. Now Mass De- ON the
ground preparing suit against the hotel
and the laundry for recovery Of $3.50 of
Ihe draft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
REVOITING CASE IN COURT.

The testimony $40 revolving that tho
court ordered the court room cleared
OF spectators Fred Byrke aged 40
years, WAS placed ON preliminary hear
ing this morning before Judge } NJ.
Bowman m the criminal division OF
the city court ON the charge OF COM
hitting vicious crime against "a
taking Of testimony occupied an morn
ing and the hearing win not be con-
cluded before Thursday and perhaps
not then. The little Jones girl was
tho first witness ON tho stand and her
story was told In such a straightfor-
ward manner that her statements were
mistaken upon accumulation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
THE TABLES TURNED.

Matthew Gibbs was granted a decree
OF divorce Tuesday on his counter
claim On the suit fled against him by
his wife, Mrs Lucy A Gibbs by Judge
Morse. Mrs Gibbs sought "a decree on
the ground Of non-support ana Gibbs
alleged cruelty and desertlon iu his
complaint Gibbs substautiated
his charges against his wife. Mrs
Gibbs was awarded an her property
but failed Go get any alimouy Mr. and
Mrs Gibbs have reared family Of
children and have lived in Big Cot
tonwood for "a number Of years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
III. YOUNG SEEKS RELIEF.

Confcssing debts aggrcgatus 50 o91 51.
with his only resource wearing Hp-
parel. which he is wearing. valued Bt O.
maximum total OF SIS. Julian d.
Young. today sought the relief OF the
bankruptcy act Ia the papers filed in
the United States clerks office Young
giving his occupation as "a Theatrical
owner and manager" OF Salt Lake.
detailed o. long lzt ~ debts owing 70
individuals and firms OF salt Lake
ogden and Park city the whole
amount being S409755. and according 10
the schedule his only assets are the
clothes he is wearing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
Two COUPLES WED.

MT PLEASANT. March The we'd
ding Of II, O. Enos Of Glovervile ~ y.
and Miss Eloese Anderson Of Mt. Pleas
ant. took place az tho home OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ras Az
dersou Of Mt. Pleasant Sunday AZ noon
Rev. Il. r. Mork performing the cere-
mony, They will make their home IN
Provo.
son. both OF Spring city, were mar
riod Feb H. They win make Burnley.
Ida. their home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
RAILROAD NEWS
BOOMING AT wELBY.

New Town l. Full Of Hustle and
Bustlc In Construction Lines.
Now that Welby has been made the
junction point for tho operation ~ the
Bingham branch Of the Rio Grandc.
the new torn has taken on "a building
boom and there In much activity Ie-
ing shown M the Fastening o. the con
struction Of homes and business blocks.
Since tho removal OF the roundhousa
from Midvalo and the necessity for
many Of the railroad employees taking
up their residence at Welby. there is
"a heavy demand for homes
V. q. Hyde Of the tOwnsite company.
while ia Salt Lake yesterday. reported
that lots in the new townsite OF Welby
were being sold rapidly and that "a
number Of dwellings and business
blocks, one % the latter being "a bank
building. would b. completed IN the
near future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
TIED UP IN IDAHO.

Bishop Charles W. Nibley and
Elder o. r. whitney are tied up boy
a washout at Mountain Home. Idaho.
They we're returning from attending a
conference Of Union stake at L1
Grande. ore. and were stopped yes
terday by the trouble They send word
that from present indications the
trains win not be running no they
may reach Salt Lake earlier than sun
day or Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
LATE LOCALS

Re-Paving Intersection.
gan pavement az Second s1v., e
state streets is being remo,aIa o.
paratory 10 being reIaid u,it, I a
Ike the Main street iutorsectioro-' 'a
President Windcr Impro,o.
az noon the condition of John > ,i
der Of the first presidency usS ti
improved over that of yesfar1..-
having spent a comfortable nIgt.
was resting well today '- a.
Boom la Seeds Star.--r....,
merchants report this warm ...., {.
started people 60 buyIua 10y a
great rate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
LANDS IN EXCHANGE.

Governor william spry received this
morning two approved lists Of land Sc
lected as indemnity for the loss Of
school lands iu forest reserves. from
IS ". proudfit. assistant commissioner
" the general land office one list Is
for G4531t acres and the other for
S.1l5.52 acres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
IT'S \ MISTAKE

TO THINK
that Jewels. Bonds and Priv
nte Papers are SAFE when
hid away lu some secret place
iu the home.
FIRE can always reach
them, THIEVES can usual
ly ind them, Locked Ca a
drawer u our SAFE DE
POST VAULTS only YOU
can get to them
4 safety drawer for f2.5O
and upwards yearly
UTAH SAVINGS g TRUST co
1856 Main STREET
Salt Lake City Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
SOUTHERN ADMITS CUNT.

In Judge Bowmaus court this morn
ing William Southern. charged with
burglary iu the second degree, pleaded
guilty but the case viii be heard ON
March 81 unless in the meantime,
Southern decides 90 waive preliminary
hearing. 10 is alleged that the man
entered a clubhouse ON tho q. s. L.
railroad ana stole "a quantity of cloth
ing belonging 90 section hands. He
admitted his guilt. but declined 20
waive preliminary hearing He Is In
the county fan In default OF bonds In
the sum of $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
COMMISSIONER DELAYED.

The United States marshal received
the following telegram this morning from
Washington. ID. c.. showing that wash
outs are giving great trouble IN the east
ar well as iu the west. Owing TO foods.
impossible for Examiner Brown 10 meet
his engagements at salt Lake city To-
days hearing in an cases postponed until
date TO be hereafter fixed. w r.. Lamb.
chief examiner interstate commerce COM
mission"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
MT. PLEASANT BRIEFS.

Prof william NJ stewart OF the Il
or U. gave lecture on educational
subjects at tho South ward meeting
house, Sunday evening. Feb. a. On
Monday forenoon no spoke 10 tho chill
dren OF the grammar grades, IN the
assembly room at the public sohoui
building
The public schools have recently In
vested IN two sets Of basketball suits
ono for the high school and one for the
grades.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
PERSONALS.

Thomas McAlaster, of the firm Of
MCMaster and sons. Brigham city. is
in salt Lake on "A business trip. re-
g'storcd no the New windsor
Peter NJ. Vaughan, a prominent cat-
tloman Of Wellsvlllc. Cache county. Is
at the New Windsor, having come
down from the north, Tuesday on
business.
Vernon Metcaf OF the local offices
OF tho forestry service has left for
Kanab. TO enter the office OF the
forest supervisor there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
FUNERAL or mrs. MoNsoN.

MT PLEASANT, Feb 26-Annle
Mouson,an inmate OF the Sanpote coun-
ty infirmary. located az Fairview, was
buried I'm the Fairview cemetery on
Monday. She died OF blood poison after
having been il two years Deceased
was 81 years Of age and formerly lived
IN Mt. Pleasant. The ward choir fur
ulshed the music. Stake Councillor Peter
Matson Of Mt Pleasant, Fred Daniel
son, Jordan Brady and Jas. Hansen
were the speakers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
NEW ARRIYALs.

MT PLEASANT. March born, 10
the wife OF Mr. Lester Accord Of Spring
city. a girl. Feb. %; IN Mt. Pleasant
Feb 4. 20 the wife Of Bert Brown, a
son: In this city, Feb 3. 10 the wife Of
Merlin Anderson, daughter; IN this
city, FOB %, 20 tho wife ~ Jamcs r.
Christensen. a son; 60 the wife or
Amasa Rasmussen of Fairvlew, a girl