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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
BANK EMPLOYEES HAVE
VERY PLEASANT EVENING

Bank employees OF salt Lake, members
or The American institute OF Banking,
held n banquet AT the Commercial club
Thursday evening. The affair was on"
ut Tho most pleasant social events That
has been held nj the club for some time
past aud was wcll attended. George H.
Butter. chairman Of the entertainment
cuwmiItcc of lbo organization, had charge
uf tho affair ua1 Was toastmastcr 81 the
evening L. 6. Ashton ana Jos"ph Il"
Caiuo, secretary OF The Commercial club
wcrc elected honorary members OF the
orginizItiou
During the coursc or the evening musi-
cal selections vcrr rendered by Willard
Wcihr. vlolinIst: ProLs !. j. McClellan,
pianist and \. J. NissclbcrE baritone.
Tho following tussts were responded 10:
''Om Educs Uoual Director. l., r.
Shsrkcy: "A cure for Insomnia" T.. i.
Parker; AN officer oa Duty" John w.
,IImcs. "The Ten Commandments,
Matthew y. Miller: Tho 1910 Year
Book" Charles II. Wells; .'Sucrcss and
Fuilmc." Charles II. M0bcy Short
speeches were also madc by William Nc
EVAN. D. & Mcmillan q. y. Goit u. j;
Blocm. 4. {. StroJc, J. j.. Opcnshaw and
j.. IL. CariuTt.
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Mitchell Van and Storage Co. "a
noyel 10 2IS South West Temple
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Prlncpal ph,ce OF business. Salt Lake
City. Utah. Mines at Eureka. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at Il meet
ing Of ;he directors, duly held December
20. 1909 an assessment of one half OF a
months. WAS levied on the outstanding
capital stock OF The corporation. PAYABLE
10 NJ. r. Johnson. al room sos Atlas block,
Is follows:
Ons-bslf cent pcr share. payable i'm
media teiy, Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
18th day OF Janu9ry, 1910, will bo delIn-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction. ana unless payment is made be-
fore. viii be sold on the 2rd day OF Feb
rus.ry, 1910. to pay the delinquent assess
mcnt together with the cost of advcr-
Using and expense Of sale.
Onc-half cent per share shall be pay
able on the 9Th day OF February 1910.
Any stock upon which THIS assessment
may remain unpaid on the 9TH day OF
March. 1910. WIN be delinquent and ad-
unless payment is made before win he
sold on the 2lst day of March. 1910.
to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
geshcr aith the COS; OF advertising and
expense OF sale.
one-haIf cent per ahare snail be pay
able on the 22nd day OF March. 1910. Any
stock upon which tfs assessment may
1910 will ho delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless
paynucn. Is made before, viii be sold on
the Sch day OF May. 1910. to pay the de-
llnaucnt assessment. together with the
cost OF advertising and o%pense OF sale.
], C. LYNCH, Secretary.
sos Atlas block.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Little Chief Mining and Milling COM
pany. Principal place OF business. Sa,I
Lake City. Utah. Location of mine.
Eureka, Juab county. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that n, a meet
ing OK the board OF directors OF the Little
Chief Mining and Milling company. held
on the Sth day OF December, 1909, assess
ment No. AZ. of one ID cent peg share.
WAS levied Oh the capital stock OF the
corporation, issued and outstanding. pay-
able Immediately 10 James =, Driscoll.
secretary. at room No, 81. Newhouse
building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid on Monday. the 10Th
day of January: 1910, viii be delinqu,at
and advertised tor sale AT public al-..slon.
and unless payment is made before, VIII
be soid on Monday, the 31st day OF
January. 1910. at IL O'Clock noon. at room
No. S22. Nswhouse building Salt Lake
city. Utah. TO pay tho delinquent assess :
inept thereon. together with the cost O.
JAMES p. DRIScOL;-,
Secretary.
Room soe, Nevhousc building. Sal,
advertising and expense or sale.
DsAs City. Utah cl05i
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aSSEGSMENT NOTICE

Prcmouiory Mining company. cor
pora;lon. PRINCIPAL office ard place of
business at ~ Commercial block, Salt
Lake city. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that meet
ing OF the board Of directors al the
Promontory Mining company, held on the
+th day OF January, 1910, an assessment
OF one fourth (i) oi one cent per share
was levied on the outstanding capital
stock Of tho corporate payable at the
office ot said GONNA ny, 81 Commercial
block, Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
ANY stock mpon which this assessment
may rcmatn unpaid ON uic 9th day Of
February, 1910. will lac delinquent mud
advertised for sale a public auction. and
uDiess payment is mace before, viii he
sold on the lith day oi April. 1910. TO
pay delinquent assessment. together with
the cost OF advertising and expenses OF
sale
Office of said company 81 Commercial
block. salt Lake CITY Ctnh.
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LAST RITES PERFORMED
OVER HARRY ANDERSON

Funeral services over Harry W. Ander-
son were held in The Masonic temple at
: clock THURSDAY afternoon. The ritual
burial service Of the Masonic order was
road aud e beautiful sermon was de-
nvrrcd by Tho Rev. +. 4. Simpkn The
l"r3l offerings were beautiful and pro-
fgsc. pailbcarevs We're Toscph q;
Eywater. John McConieal. August John
son. j. w. liard"sty. G. ., sherman and
John Maycrnir Burial was made at Mt
pllVCl Ccmnt"'r
Mr.. Anderson died Monday al st.
MatS hospital of typhoid pneumonia.
he had been Q resident OF salt Lake.
C!tF Tor seventeen years. He is sur
Niyed by his widow two small children
and also lhroc sisters and one brnllcr.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.--Uncl6 sam 5
campaign fol "moral upllft' among ms
vast army %; wards, which has been
continued with unlbated Ne"r since IT
vss bcs,m hy che Roosevelt admins
traiiou. has been chiefly significant be
c.msc OF the total suppression "f III"
sale and use Of "iirc water among IN"
braves and In" CONSEQUENT diminutl"n
"G warikc outbreaks on the rescrNa-
tons.
Annual reports OF the reservation SUI
pcriuiendcuts in widcy-scattor"d parts oI
ia" United S,ulcs attribute the score ~
this crusade TO cooperation bntwcou state
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RIVERSIDE HDRSEMAN
MEETS WITH BAD LUCK

j. y, Mc'tay. n ro.scman Of Riverside.
Cal. met Min some Jcal hard iucl5 when
IL started tor California about ten days
ago with y carload OF valuable animals
purchased in Cache valley
Nj. Mckay ana his horses could get no
farther tbaU Milford on account %; the
Hoods. and sft"r remaining there Tor scV-
oral DAYS without any shelter for his
horses. i,NaN returned La Salt Z. AXE and
his horses aro now at slockyaris in salt
Lake with irtlc prospect of being moved
iov som" time.
Tho twcnty-two head cost Mckay : 5000
and he is already out neat sum OF NC
count OF tie enforced delay.
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RESOLUTIONS ON DEATH
OF II. J. CHEESMAN

The principals and teachers of The city
schools. at a recent meeting, appointed
a committee Ia draw up resolutions upon
the death of NJ. J Checsman, member
of The board of education. who died last
November Tho rommiiiee has submitted
IEo following resolutions. which were
Whereas. With appalling suddenncss
came tho death OF Morton Jewcu Chc"s-
man TUESDAY. November 20. 1909. ana IN
that death tho community was bcr"it 81
one OF its storlinc citizens; and.
Whereas In his lifetime n" eNempIi
fled in the highest degree IN" principle
uf the universal brotherhood OF man, FOR
he loved his reishbor aud aii men 10 him
were Sin. and.
Whereas. Early in llre he set up 2
standard Of ideals OF tho highest and
strove to attain those IDEALS and with
signal success did attain them: aud.
Whereas, Ilc was q man 0f sound judg-
mont, oi keen perception and ono swiL
10 decide; q man whose counsel was wise
and whose guidance was sure: man in
whom faith and honor were deeply rooted
Whereas. The Principals association
and tbp Teachers association sense
koouly the loss which has come uron
them through the death Of Morton J"N'lt
ChccSmau. the NOR" because n" WA% our
rnfailng friend. and one 10 whom appeal
WIS never made In vain; therefore be IL
Resolved; By tho PRINCIPALS assoSt"-
tiun and The Teachers association; Thnt
in tho death OF Morton ,Icwctt Chocsman
isrievous aud imrporable lose; be it
further
Resolved. That &c The bcr"ayed family
We c<teuI that Solscc which feeble words
have faint power IN convey. and That ""
Symuath hlI" with them in this their hour
of crict and trial: bc IL further
Resolved. That these expressions Of our
sorrow bc communicated 50 tl1" loved ones
who arc lcfi 10 mourn. made dcsDlatc 10y
absence.
JOHN : WEIGH
EII%NEE,TH FITZGERALD,
T. NJ. pENIsJEolClI
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FUNERAL SERVICES OVER
MRS. L. A. HARTENSTElN

TIE funeral services over The body al
Nits. t. a i{aricusicin were held Thurs
day afternoon Iu Evans mortu1r2 chapel
ON South State siCccv The service was
impressive ana was conducted by the Ia-
dies ~ tn" order Of Eastern Star :
beautiful sermon was delivered by liz"
Rev. Elmer I. Goshen. pastor of the First
Concrega lional church. The 1ora iri-
buteS were generous and beautiful. Burial
made In The family plot At inc CITY
cemetery.
Mrs Harteustcin was the wic Of fo"-
ne: Councilman j.. 3. lIa:fenStcin. and
died at her home. 81 Canyon road, Wcd-
ncsday 81 pneumonia.
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Temperance Work Among sndlans
Eias Produced Good Results

and federal authorities. which has been
more generally prurticed during The last
year iGIn ever before.
Washington officials cvlnccd much in
tcrcSt i'm the Irporl To- Assistant Indian
Commissioner Abbott that 100 Navajo IN
dianS went recently 10 their white ia =
thcr' superintendent and. surrcndcrjug an
enormous stock ot gambling paraphrr-
MALTA. enrolled tIciU names alongside those
OF the simple lifc'' cNponcnts.
These gambling devices OF varied sorts
and descriptions We're shipped her" and
have bcru placed on cNhibitinn With the
immense collection OF relies and trophies
mt III" Indian burrau
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Debate Won BY 2. Y

Tho Brigham Young university won in
the dc oatc with the University or Utah
Ebursday evening. IN Barralt Han. The
question debated wus.
"Resclrcd. That an corporations en-
gagged IN iutc"stat" husiucss should he re-
qulr"d 40 incorporate under federal Iaa
II p'lns mutually conceded that sue, l.,.-
lslatlou would b@ constitutional and tl,at
q systein OF federal license shall not he
s.Failablc ~ an alternative solution -
stephen H. Love acted AZ chairman of
The debate. with Judge Armslronr Math-
olilah Thomas and Professor ,;corgo
Phompson OF tho Agricultural college as
1uagcs. Music for tho evening was fir-
iiisheI by The varsity quartctte and Miss
Nora Pendcton
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SOLDIERS TAKE PLEDGE
IN TEMPERANCE MEETING

Twenty three soldiers mt Fort Douglas
took i temperance pledge Thursday night
following m"et!nG IN the post chapel
81 which au address w.s made bp Mrs.
H.. r.. Shepard. The subject of tn, al-
dress was Tho Four Great Evils Gam
bling. sabbath Breaking. Impuriiy and
IU'"mp"ranc". ana III" speaker mad" a
deep IMPRESSION uUon her hearers. Miss
Nmiircd smith sang = solo and Wax
forced 10 respond to 4 number II cu"nres.
Miss Ruby Lang d"llghteG th" audicnC"
WilG some well executed TcCiiations.
Chaplain Joseph Clcmeus presided. Tho
chapel waN Glod Io capacity.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Tic Biscuit Mining company location
principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City.
Eotce--Therc are delinquent upon the
following described stock Oh account %.
assessment No. l. levied on tho 18th day
OF November. 1909. the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders. as follows.
Biscuit Mining company, $3.50 shares
And. in accordance with law and an
order OF the board Of d!rctcors. made
on the 18th day OF November 1909. so
many shares OF each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary Will he sold az tho
office OF the company. 6cS Atlas block
Salt Lake City. Utah. OH the 9th day Of
January. 1910 at I2 o'clock. noon OK said
day, 10 pay delinquent assessment there
on together with the cost OF advcrtis-
ing and expense OF gale.
Il. y. WALKER. Secretary
~ a meeting OF The board of directors
OF The Biscuit Mining company. held al
their office. No. j2S Atlds block. salt
Lake City. Utah. on the 9Th day OF
January. 1910. thc sale of delinquent
stock was postponed until the list day
cf january. 1910. NJ T.. WALKER.
Secretary.
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COLD WEATHER BRINGS
SHORTAGE III COAL

Continued cold weather. Increasing the
demand and Curtailinc The supply, has
resulted in a shortage of coal in Salt
Lake. and the stocks of some dealers
hay" been entirely exhausted Most of
the local dealers ar" from four Ia seven
days behind in Illne orders ana they
are trying TO distribute the daily receipts
10 best advantage
Transportation is y serious problem for
Tie lailroaGE. ipI$mGCh aS with the tenn
p"lalnro around zero ia Wyoming and i'm
III" ! lan coal iclds. il il Impossible to
gel full service from either engines or
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SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
HOLDS 4 REHEARSAL

The symphony orchestrs met Thurs
doy morning ut the Odcou hall az 10
O'clock. where the regular weslSly prac-
ttcc WAS held. Professor Mcclellan wa;
IN attendance and a splendid rchea r.,al
WAS The result. The entire programme
for the concert. which wiIl he given I'm
one weeks time. Was rchcars The
programme also Included Miss Cla! tons
number
Arrangements have becu msde whereby
those who arc dssirous Of securing .scat,
IN advance may do SO. The complete
programme for the recital viii be an
N0Iinrrl IuieI
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Karl A, Scileid Resigns.

kari \: SchHid secretary of district f..
Board OF Fire Underwriters. has rendered
MS r"SiSn1 ton. to take effect January
L. Mt. Schcld has been connected with
tRe board for the last twenty years lie
Is now leaving 10 take a years trip
around the world.
MT. Sch"id expects Ia leave salt Lake
WIN ms MI" on January -. On FcbIU-
arN :" he viii sail from San Francisco for
~" Hawaiian Islands. Mr. Scheids sue
ccSS"r VIII hc appointed by the executive
ronlmittee nj san francisco. Mr.. Schei1
has no idea as 10 who his successor will
i,r.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CUT FLOWERS
MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby Givcn hy the City
Council OF Salt Lake CITY of the inten-
tion Of such council 10 lualSe tho follow
Ing described improvements, 10 wit:
Extending and laying sewer lsterals OF
vilrihcd pipe eight tSJ incbes III diameter
in tho center OF hawthorne avenue bo-
tween Seventh Fast and Eighth East
streets in Sewer District NJ. |, and de-
fray the abuttcrs portion of the cost aud
cNpcnse thereof. estimated ~ eight hun
drc6 nincty-niuc and 6I-1Q0 1888 6n dol
lars. or 9S-l00 (S09Sl dollar per front
or linear foot of ahuttlns property. there
being 9lS feet abuitinC said Improvement
by local assessment upnn the lots Or
pieces hof ground within the following de-
scribsd district, being the district 20 be
affected and benefited by said improve
ment. namely
The west 2%t feet ~ tho south side OF
lot : the cast 225 feet OF the south side
side Of the south 1905 feet of lot 3 tho
west "Gi feet OF the nort), sIdo oC the
south 1i0 feet ot lot s. block &c, plat g.
Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections 10 tho carry
ng out nf such intention uust be pre-
sented in writing, stating therein lot and
block. or description "f property. To The
CITY Recorder on or before the 9th day
Of January, 1910. heiug tho time set b,.
said council when it Will hear and con-
slider such protests ana objections as may
be made thereto.
sy order of the City Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah,
Dated November 90 1909
p s. RIVES. city Recorder
Sewer Extension No. 2l6. d5lo
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Il Poor Provide. .

suit fcr divorce was filed in tho dis
tric, court Thursday los Amelia Sherman
against Frank j. Sherman on tho ground
of Housupport. They were married IN
this "itS November T." 1905 aud have
one child. II IS claimed that since Nu-
gust ~ last Sherman has failed To sup
port his wife. Mra. Sherman also aslzs
Tor I'll" custody Of the chid
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Asks $4,000 for Injuries.

Suit was filed in he district court
Thursday by Mrs. II Dolores Watts
against tho 1h Light and Railway
r1inpa ny, Ia recover damages in the sum
al 5000 for personal injuries. alleged to
have ho"n received by her i'm = street
car collision ON state street between
Eleventh aud Twelfth South streets MAY
- Last %ha alleges that m" collision
severely bruised her and caused her such
sh"cE that she stll suffers from uclN-
GUS pYoslId lion.
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Rsndg vii, Filed.

The viii Of Elizabeth RandS dccca -rd
With III" petition "f Sarah Wilson usk
ing thai the viii ne admitted 90 probate
aud that she be appointed c&"cTtriX. was
hled IN the probat" division of the dis
trict court Thursday. Mrs. l;1nds dicd
in this city July If last. and left real
property valued at $500 aud personal
property oi the value or 500. An the
property 10 bcqueathed share and share
alike To in" sis children OF The testItur
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SAD NEWS IS RECEIVED
BY MRS. H. J.. BAKER

Mrs. Il T.. Baker OF 1929 South Nutl,
day from Wheeling W. Va, announcing
the death Of her father. Duncan Gun
ningham. AZ. Cunningham was 20 years
Of age. He left widow ana five chill
dren TWO daughters Yesid" i'm Utah.
They are Mrs, II. l.. Baker of this city
and Mrs. Lulu Baker ot Lehi Tie fu-
neral will take place al Warrington, W.
Va. ncxc Sunday at , y. III.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
there will be Il special meeting OF the
stockholders cf the Keith y Rrien COM
papy, a corporation. duly had and held
al the Office OF said company. in the
David Keith building. salt Lake city.
Utah. on the 2od day of January 1910,
at tho hour OF o'cluci, p III. uf said
day,
Said meeting will be had and held
for the purpose of considering, acting up
on and determining the a0visablity OK
amending the articles OF incorporation cf
said corporation 10y increasing the
amount OF the capital stock thereof
from $3.50. 900. divided Into 800 shares
OF the par value of St0o each. to $500 coo
divided into 1000 shares OF The par value
of slQo each, Of which said 5000 shares
25o0 shares thereof shall be known as
preferred stock and 200 shares thereof
shall bc known as common stock and
TO pass upon and determine the terms
and conditions and with what rights and
privileges the said preferred stock shall
be authorized 10 be issued.
And I'm case said articles Of incorpor-
alton shall be amended in the foregoing
authorize and direct the bcn-d OF al
rectors 10 dispose OF such Increase of
the shares OF the capital stock of SAID
corporation. upon tho terms. conditions
and In thc manner as may be decided by
the stockholders at surh meeting
This meeting is called pursuant 10 q
resolution of the board OF directors Of
said corporation.
j. MORGAN. Secretary.
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WE SOLICIT LISTTNGS IN HOUSES TO
rent We ave having many calls every
day th9t NC cannot accommodate. Dan
ley Johnson. 50 West Sd South st.
Phones ji2G. 1850
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Jensen Case Reversed

Tho Suprcln" court Of the United
states has reTcrscd the decision OF the
circuit court in III" cas-" brought by Jo-
S"ph II. Jcnson against the Toltcc
Ranch company and tho Box Elder Pow
cr aud Light company. deciding the ac-
ton ~ favor uf the plaintim The action
was brought to decide tho possession OF
a tract Of land III northern Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
JOINT CELEBRATION OF
JEFFERS0N'S BIRTHDAY

salt LAX" Democrats viii not observe
III" InniTcyEarr OF Andrew Jackson =
birthday. January 5. owing 80 The short
time iu which 10 make preparations for
u "clcbra tipu. Instead. the Utah Demo-
rTati" club and Wom"us Democratic club
VIII unit" ia big Celebration up"u the
occasion of the anniversary al the birth
Uf Thomas jefferson. April Is.
Tentative plans FOR banquet have
already been made aud within short
ilrue committees viii he named 10 at
tend ~ The lctnila nf lhe nhscrNannc
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DR.. Mercer's Rody Hero,

Tho body of DR., J. w Mercer. Who
was killed al idano Falls. Ida. Monday
night. wa. brought 20 this city Thursdoj-
nHI Is row ~ th" undertaking establish
Tsn' oi O'Donu"U * 60. The funeral
81 be- held la this city but lire date has
been decided or. Dr.. Mercer was
a hy W. w. Riley, VINO then conf
.iIcl slicinc
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FUNERAL NOTICE

RNNNoE- Funeral services over the re-
mains Of Charles II. fiaynor Will he held
from the family residence, 20" West North
Temple. Sunday, January .. 1910. at y.
III, Iu;crmcnt at Mt OIvet
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WHERE TO STOP

-~~~~~---c'-~~~~~~
LINCOLN HOUSE. PAU. Htin' ,,n,-|
pricioT 6S East First south; -e' ioi 10
rates Soc. iec aud IUa -
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WANTED-ACENTS

>->-~-~~ |-~>->>-~
WANTED-GOOD. RELIABLE AGENTS
to rcurcscrt (ncw) paying propoSi-
don. Reply l.. q. Box I'LL. city cgI3
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EiIuIs Arrested

Mat Dol and Nick MTatSon F'inlandoYs.
"Si" taken into custody by Officer D. II.
'fo"'h"N Thursday afternoon. an the
charge of having stolen pair Of boots;
from " sho" shop N Commercial street.
When arrested The two men were trying
l" d'Sr"s" OF the stolen property in a
saloon across the street from whore the
SHOES wcr" ta!Ecu, ii is said. Both men
H""larc that tho other is the guilty ono.
but both wcrc hold aud will bc givcn a
chance to explain tho situation before
Police JMdEe Bowman this afternoon
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S.iC..ET SOCIETIEs

MN:rpNlt FUNERAL NOTICE MT
Norlah lodge. No .. will hold a spncIai
meeting THIS. Thursday. afternoon at 1:sn
O'Clock 10 conduct tho funeral OF -
late brother, Harry William Andersom
Qualified Nasous cordially invited.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHI
ScCrrlaiY- !
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n ABSENCE OF FAMILY
BURGLARS ROB 4 HOUSE

t'pon returning home after q short
visit With u~rnDors. Thursday evening.
John Mctiur and wife. livins at 1880 tnSt
fIfth South street, round that burglars
he'd cut~rod tho hnus" during thciH 1b-
Scuc- and Iausuckcd every room. Upon
examination. u WAS found ihat The
thieves had stolen = valuable set "t furs.
Two bracelets an automatic gun and So
il cash
The police department Was notified nj
ts" robbery and Detective Ripley was do
tailed to make an Investigation He was
u-ahie 10 rlud any clue rs TO the identity
.f tho rnhhrrS.
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LitorarY Club ELECTS.

The Uenty Literary society held its
scmi-snrUs! election OF officers Thurs
day night, January C, 1910. lu the club
ROOMS. Tho officers Gnllnw: President
Z. Gardiner: vice president. w. IL
Williams, secretary. \. I. Davis; treas
ura" T. George Wood: editor OF the
CasilcmIn Gazette r. George Wood