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Market Yesterday,
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"BosToN, Jdiyz2. 1.-THE action oi'th
market ives disappointing asaie'today,
although the close for ,Apalgamated
was the same as last night Fairly
reliable stories were circulated this
morning that the large producing in
terests had agreed 10 ct11aii.' but
instead of Affecting the sasflSet favor
Hbsy4 il seemed 70 be the signal for
renewed hquidati0n & an through the
list. In spite of dullness7 andt this
apparent .treaknessll erices ere; hiding
just about the same day afte4f day
xnd1it is probable that the4eadiae In
I terestsuarei ,aocanaEatihec stocs = that
they sold muclp higher LfaEhe, Web
Der q. iCb. > 81 e J & ~ q u XIII
s9Gszbso ontsHato very sdalK shattaek
I oooted 27s1-2 bid sggaissed ana penn
<s 71s7abid. ksSsaskedn Efae7oak' on.
cred soF7with fa4odemaAd ~ 'f6sfl2
/ Iiassifce of list praeticalf,s1aife hanged.
I - 0 ~ oc .--11--l 4 y So ? ~
lisss 81 iisaeuRss inaaH "a iisi :
saginaw biPs;s!l =. :: Sieg. : :. y itk
Az. MicEqHflos IGo. - =. - c.nhs5s
1A rizr1 y l7s5nsf q asslmmoo : A. 20
IlR HIln .fntii i9Tls1ts . u az
bohemia sse.I ..lages Z. = ssiA9
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lcSra6ys , tig : iiills.si I instsl Il 4b'
Pun PAID Ak ri {. ss.aIi.i1i. /. .ieis
penn q =. 2! - :eIq! -. ea..ia' p
d. DAILY -. 49,. $50. 1s
z9Ss -. M. : i;T.s55li' [ o551 Is - u
,T- M =. "a i'fEiH - ise5i
- H'i -t,si:.s., ff's'.g 70 -
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-. -. 60 2 ! ~ fijiia iithl :
e f,,S,.,,. 81; s.iius6t,i'sii'i 7Iii
- - g; 53.::z6i ,,iizt';l-5a :
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Live Oak ..... $500. -. -..--. d,o&
Nat. Elk. e.. 49,. ...... $500. IA
Nip. ...... - 49,. 10z
RAY Cons. ...... ...-....-- 16k
Ray Cent. -. -. -. p
S sg.-ss III i;'.i'jf = 4 '4is';;s'
$50 $50 :i t,sisi . - ia,''f ~ az
- Z =. - h.sf -
Ss,n Aitoiiio ak .iffff- 'tf'i'sll-. F.
-. q '1s'i.. - -s.i;f '''O1c'-S' aa :
Warren ak .......,.- :, .,..,,,.2
= tiETe iiiSs - ;sksSs 't'rga-9y
sputn i-qAe '-,5stS-'fF .s,ash.a'' .
S , sonora ,i, u = fI.z q -tItss .fs5iaa1i
PVT 1iope = III; 5 .fsf- = iffTs ~
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INIT .AHH1,k;i..

price of IL IA per pound, would
give a profit of -1.35 per ton.
4, REGARDING the lRrsRsrty, stsr eauip-
IPgfnt taSilj ss Sand , dfye!oppTeRb the
AN eight-drill air compressor and
boiler plant of Tvo horsepower ca
bacity have been Installed ana are
giving excellent service. me prop
er4ysfs also wen eauipbed WITH Hoist
fig machinery; : drifts, iniirie ears
tools etc. for carrying y on under
eroand Development work The com
pany atzRke pressfrt time is opetat
ing two 1eharn drfiis ard has ali ara
PIE stock OF ,c.ffr,rT1l' DRIFT supplies. 2,
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,*IMIN|NG, Markets, yRNANqA[1 -
ESQ. INEl WALK AEM fBAAGh. @@PPVHf Is
etI4 AsaesljtI NH 0fQMRMf

"a y ffs = = ! 4 z =
J GIdsf IS live
Oak Dsveloi 4s4t te.6iia5sy N = fsnap.
S27251s "a ana aishersefnents and
accounts recefya61s Of sA3s.Ss.
leaving on hand a cash oisisuscs az
S45 07e.45. on July l. 49, r I.
According to the report, ffop the
beginning of operations on Deeein-
Der 2 1908. tunnels, drifts raises,
.shafts etc. amounting 10 4,039 feet
IhaAe been completed. -ChurIfs drill
erSrFf56ns XeEe. commeIfced asst
sArt]1 and since tAt time eight drill
sllbls 81 sxsts spt1n$ s,4O2 feet haye
geeas ed & and IN bach hole CONNER
s.sial ;sa .shsf .i6and isii1SAEa T,
5. FROM eferssind Development
war i and ehlFn difiissi sover seven
80 ~
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tREME[IY
NoIlcE.

an legal voters over the age Of
21 years are required 10 register in
order to be qualified TO vote at the
constitutional aeRnyentiaasa election
and all other elections shat may be
held. until, after the frst state cleo
ton. This viii pEobahsy be the-issi
registration until thatzo unet ny
office S now open for regsfTation. !,
OWEN E. MURPHY.
Justice of -the- eace--LoWell-
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REGULAR RUNS &. e: ::
:: :.ss.. ON SHORT .ENE
TRAINS, CAN USE EHE TUCSON
iaRoAo IN ABOUT sixty DAYS
FROM DATE

TUCSON 1RIyAs 22.EQpieial con
firmation has nov put its stamp Epon
the heretofore rather ,s1dennite Fumdr
that the Calabasas extension viii
soon h usad h. TIA Soaatharra pacilic
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SUPREME fff0Rf.-'-.-.
s.-..-f0R CONVENTION
q 90 q 0li lIF-r1H+f--' ''lUS--'-5 ~
DOUGLAS ccHAM8ER OF 'cdsaI
,msReE AND MINES TO woRk
tAssD AT. Los ANeELGs. :.

RHchlAo Cv(TSm . en- = Or d SN4H
/ rmsRcE AND MINES TO woRk
HARD AT Los ANGELES. ., 4
/ = -s-as n tif s-.-~z4-4 % sw ~ g 4
/ DOUGLAS, guly s2Ae-(Speciai
The tfmelis short beiorestheE chan
Der 81 mines smoker. which viii Dis
A. t,,,tsfs9t r o. G 1sifr51 y = hf x
tuss Ways and means for ssecurH :
the I9Ias ingseougTPsssfoT Ariz<aa
Ind Douglas. short as NJ every efI
iort RtiY1be MADE To- awake. istesf
zmong those who are connected wEh
mining industries Ia the Warren tsl
iriet! she' 1rf'dHFadoise district, and 81
Sf the, other districts which ARE On
iiguous ito Douglas aad all OF whEh
kohId Beheft equally WITH Douglas
3n the o5ta4hiiigi 81 this copgre$ 3
Special Invitations plIl be sent gu
from the once OF the chamber 10
some .ol the, most I,FopiReHt Of shese
AND p general invitation. s4suis@1ed DO
AT minins psa Of sOu.hSesterB' AsiI
togas and bNsFthern Sonora ito DE
,Prssspt at -&his hrss general disetst
lien sOf the proposition aisih = y
If the American Mining c6hgresstis
toabsrhought te'ltSe greatest conPei
seatssoce tne14of4da IL Is fieeess5ry
70 move PROMPTLY ARD % move stead
q ytsiosag teftsine dshaite Hpess, WhAI
sstha h6gf efecfivs Plan, 20 do ~.
pill be discussed at the coming smo
tsf aIq isi!iEtasnee9 asEz 81
pouglas gitsytl3s thuel .ansSftrhoz a
hons. with its great smelters. with is
49, sGssssess~ ssssas
distTfcts IS the natural place for this
congress-. fDrc % obtain It Douglas
needs the help of all the surrounding
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! s::FfsR15iffs::::3BBFs:ds

When the bosses went through the
Ray Con. workings -yesterdav-aad
served notice that in furture the
1s,Sess - q zssssssssoezsazs
one-half hours for the same wages
the miners hastily ..Rassed shs ,ys9E6
anouIEa that ratAes -tsah st1fsd &ffoSr-
the increase it would be better to
quit, and soon afseP~sSBe' of~tns T4hefr
left their places. 1919 - - -
Reports fresl d Rag 2 aFe;etRta the
company expects TO soon LhaYeI plenty
OF men TO -taiSe1 theFqdae4sd i0fsF those
who walked out yesterday.
- Il - r-rrnf~F
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.Hha s:xaRaaRlIS,s.tlt:.- .


owned by the Arizona Power com
pany whose base OF operations is
located at Fossil Creek about sey.
g 49, Is 800. S'I.'Ys y
in{ operation one Of the gre48st ZEN
SheeriSg prVpdsidons \in It'd south
west for the generating Of electrictl
.apd -pQys5 through the agency o.
the Rs1srsA OF Fossil Greek. thai
b ye a capacitE4af oyeF. 1R0oO hors'
Rog4r iPnsfryatipns Of thii
~ natlraI sErsshsreeO -was-- accomplished
several months ags.sa9d itS,EfiEst al
fpAeatLen wassmade in Prescott las
IsasaEys rghaR s4heih substitution = o.
!, water "a for steam power took plae'
Nhrkugh ths dtiIkjpG Of it by thu
tsaApany thA yesterday sells to th'
new eradicate.
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dNEayDssscharhes 'P.vrhsyet- Of Nor
..xaeh Conn. a Democrat made formal
-axro-sz~csn~nt-~os--bssv-saDddacy Tor
the United States senate, to succeed
senator Morgan G. Buckley.
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! to'vVvf Sf,
Miners Quit in &boTH ] his
Week ,sss1,I

PIpRNIx July gs@zrras ~ rom
the Isay-Ksssia sistrfs.= s5tfsy stsss'
that go employees d. the Ray pa
solidated walked nlt y5stestlas 90 -
oorr{r 81 nd order-pf .ltHe, ss9lad. passss'
that thr5xtskfHg day ~otili De !. s..
creasesssfr1as sHine " a;rFel and dists
half hsapsssSS s,,,' $50, =. :
.Thdfgf aus "a a;feN q
striks, -ths -sstissi d the mesa -, .
ne sapie osisr As,rsor sl1s they
learned What the Raw Consolidated
warseS Tss slnen caisflf inf TisAcnt
any ssasaiag refused rs r7JrrF ioraser..
most qf them leg, n % eseaHig ior
oehet THAT'S A1H sEszisEx .ias Sion as
they laid dssz<.thsir picks
Strangely enough. The demand of
the company that its men work Ion
ger hfpslgsI came fTsR the request of
twelve OF its employers that they be
giyense shostef wogbfne Heys sais3o 4
Twelve Of the Ray Con. miners
have been working nine and one
half hours naRd within the7last szss
days they asked that this be reduced
to- nine hours zsE 6ahfofm to the
working day Of the other men ia tina
company's employ.
After considsTiugfthe- de5aandrg the
Ray Con. decided that It would prob
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DETERMINED PURSUIT..
Of POISON SKUNK
ANIMAL IS BEING IN.

~
Press. After a close search OF threa
months he has found that this poisoni
Gus breed Is missing among The
skunks Of the desert. He Stopped
over in the city last night enroute to
Flagship u See dbout tie Rec, esixtermina-
ton Of the skunk T,opllation tof Aris
zq qps which the agqyeF FnqmpYsialt is seOq
to take Up. "
Prof. simmons -seated 1ttiHt 20 ahis
knowledge there had been III atffe last
six Ysekks seven ypsFsons5-+o4d die in
Arizona from the bite of the hydro
phobias Skank saa smAnv more Ethat
had 90 So 10 Los 'lAngsieso and nssas&
tbs PastsEn ,ftrehtmentcforr httess 1T
is to end this danger that the govern.
ment will take hand. as it did with
the the ' E. foS si5Faffisae tsfiBs9
aaA IissHsE6 i5s Iifh2 yotteES0 ! Esztsslx
Prof. Simmons said that 1t was much
smaller than the skunk found IN ezis
it2r2taS and it. hsseas ShseS ssriSe
across its back and on the sides, that
It IS perfeSzStfeafle& akfd.iwiIl crawl
in bed with a sleeping person and
take great delight4in biting Very
few persons DIT ever. recover; Its
hsbeatos ysp s tSs zoe Sspse
parts OF the country, and when any
ore IS BIT It IS hard TO get treatment
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--.-4s4f.- Teeer+.-tl- -ehets- Representative
+Edwih'c G. Barieigh 'ofthe Third Maine
districtv-inay resign his seat in the
Home and, become a candidate to sue
cfeaz Senarn4 EHgasaha5ale.
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=, 4 lp6h Of washerwomen has been
forTned vi Orange \. J.. with a mem
.beTship q three hundred The officers
'aanncunee. that the standard Of wages
Vii lie. raised from s1.25 to 50. 4
day and the hours OF labor reduced
from nine to eight.
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~ = . II T 5s7so'5 ? .T5 7 J6H
American Sugar -. .... 81. i4ssf
Ara.pfea., G...sItsss
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here ngxr Sel5ueI1Def. }.
One OF the features Of the exercise
that VIII b. -psriciDated n BY the
school cnfdreh viii be an categorical
parade in aBgSSl6 educational flag
of Mexico This fe4tufe Is now be-
ing plaaHed BY the depart9kns 9f
public instruction. -, = = Isl
Hundreds Of school ehldre1--at-
tired in fancy costumes. will take
part ssaSs>s&eese
gorgcds affair vel worth seeing.
Interest fQs~tttiF,s s I s1ifcafrf1d ~ 1Ehae
children Of tbs, epFn5r 3esnPevsr
more pronounced fthan at The Dfesens
time and spgsnss abs ~ bic snho<as
would do eFfsst rtet aays asstssfnnent
IN the woyiashRhA .'ch'i4et6' 'efStne
city are tbanseisssssssstfaisIy more
anxious TO learn than ever before.
and hence n0Sg 'e1iSau6nar lines
Mexico IS making rapid progress.
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Q A-EiiH.WLE
cHlLDRENurEkE PART

fSHxEso. CIREx Suly sas,z Special
-Theg ssAs1k sehslaren utEa<sxied
City, OfSyrassntfhefessne Sra1int fEcSi-
sands, will cuzrisrsssssnthe success
ofsths c6Aing centenniSFesie&afioAs
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NEW COMPANY HAS
KS ABSOLUTE TITLE
( bEe } ~. avn ( |
PRESCOTT EgEcTEsc ekaRT 5
FoRMALEXs -T0kHEb OVER sTe

g PRESCOTT L JngFe4a2 n AlpsplStt
title to the Prescott Electric company /
light and power 1lplaRt and its kal
works passed to the Prescott Gas ant
Electric combaify 'Af,er a few day4
pRgQtiaqoRsr theotHaRssotjos1yss tout
ally closed at that time. Represent
ne the iH5ersstso Of hbsselling com
Qanyo was +. II KFight the PHt
dent, while the purchasing syndicatt
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dlysr'ets z he natural place for this
congress- % obtain It Douglas
needs the help of all the surrounding
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fsresfs into close relations. harmo-
.ta4e-srfaeing of the AmGisan< i2S
,cqbgts to Douglas HNtNS
fo1iaing copper belt neNesH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
ARMSTEAD LINE WILL
TAP BUTTE AND HELENA
Special to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
HELENA Mont. May lg.-rhai james
J. Hlll is back OF the Gilmore & Pitts
burg railroad IN southwestern Montana,
and that he purposes not only the inVa-
sion Of California. but also intends 10
protect his present northwestern terri
Tory by shortening the distance between
the Twin Cities and Puget sound and
Portland. is indicated by an official docu-
ment filed with the secretary OF state
here today. This is n resolution adopt
ed by the board of directors of the Gil
more & Pittsburg. providing for the con-
SJruction of line from Armstead, lis
present Montana terminus. TO Butte, and
also 10 Whitehall. from Dillon. Mont.
While here recently. Mr. Hin and Presi-
dent Elliott OF the Northern Pacific an
nounced new routes into Helena from
M0ndak and Glendive, respectively, and
as Helena and Butte are already con-
necte6 by Il Hill line, the extension OC
the Gilmore line. which is now construct
ed 10 point in Idaho aud headed for
California, must neccssa Clly mean an in
vasion of Hartman territory. There has
been moro or less mystery concerning the
backcrs OF the Gilmore limo. but that
Hlll is behind IL seems no longer denia-
BILE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Immense Number OF Pieces for
Western Pacific Now Being
Manufactured.
THREE DIFFERENT FIRMS
COMPLETING THE WORK
Standard Linen, China and
Grockery Being Made
for New Line.

Contracts have been let by the West
ern Pacific FOR The complete equipment
OF the dining car and hotel department.
This equipment will he OF the finest de-
scrlption and will he made 10 order. cuch
piece bearing the decorative Initials wv.
P" The linen IS being manufactured IN
Ireland. Reed X Barton OF Chicago have
received the contract Tor all tho silver
ware and cutlery, aud the crockery Is
being especially manufactured by the
OnOndaga Pottery company or Syracuse,
y. Y. This Will be known as high art
pottery and the TWO initials are worked
together In a scroll, with bands and other
decorations In gold.
All this equipment viii be dupIicated
for the new marble restaurant III the
Gould station and at the companys res
tauranis at Oakland and other places
SO the contract that has Just been let TO
the sevcr1l firms represents an immense
number OF pieces and an equally large
appropriation.
An tBIs'cquipment VIII be delivered at
this city and at Oakland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Railroad Notes.

Electricity has been turned on by the
Salt Lake d ogden and II is giving en-
tire satisfaction.
2. c. Daley. general superintendent OF
the Rio Grande. and Assistant General
Freight Agent :, V Derrah have re-
turned from Richhcld
W. W. Fuller one OF the most popular
boys in the local Salt Lake Route office.
has been promoted 10 be assIstaut city
ticket agent.
All aboard for Calisnte and Phoebe. 1t
Is now but a matter OF 4 few days
Superintendent Van Uouson of the Salt
Lake Route. who is making such a fine
record In the work OF rebuilding the line
and getting things In shape for the open
ing on June 10. has again gone 10 the
front.
The business car Electric. with General
Manager Bel Brooks OF the Western
Union. is on the way to Salt Lake. The
official is making tour OF inspection.
Ten new gondo!a cars for tho Emigra-
ton Canyon road have been ordered and
will be shipped next week.
General Superintendent ]. H Young
or the Southern Pacific passed through
Ogden Thursday on his way home from
New York.
The two new passenger cars for the
Emigration Canyon road viii be shipped
July !.
The new cars on the Lagoon route were
tried under the new power Thursday
and everything went smoothly. The fu-
ture looks very bright for this new line
and business between this city and Og-
den ought to be very heavy.
A beautiful booklet has been gotten out
on PingTce, the new town on the new
branch OF the Short Line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
HUSBAND AND WIFE
AGREE ON TESTIMONY

H., who is but one OF many thousands
of persons who have testified TO the Gu
rative qualities Of the Cooper remedies.
Mrs. Jewel says:
g am % years of age and have suf.
fered from catarrh nearly all my life.
Ny stomach was in a deplorable coDdi-
ton. ] suffered terribly from indi-
gestlon and nervous trouble. | was all
run down. and though / tired many rem
edies nothing afforded more than tenn
porary relief.
FINALLY ] was persuaded 10 give
Cooper's New Discovery n trial, and
procured n bottle from my druggist. It's
effect was immediate and ] soon felt
like a different woman. After having
taken six bottles | am today en- loving
very good health.
Ny husband, who has suffered a
great deal with rheumatism, has also
taken Cooper's New Discovery, and il
has afforded him great relief. We both
agree that there is nothing TO compare
with this splendid medicine.
No person with n strong healthy
hand. no one can expect to enjoy good
health with stomach that Is weak and
degenerated. The stomach is the most
important organ in the human system
and is responsible for the majority OF
the ills of mankind, due almost wholly
TO neglect and abuse.
Cooper's New Discovery makes veal
stomachs strong. We have heavy de
mand for this paration--Smith Drug
Co, 1.-The Busy Corner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

Of officers. w, r. Fitch and Amos
Bccler president aud vice president, re.
spectivcly, were reelected without op.
position. The election of Eve trustees
however proved Il difficult matter
After many ballots. it was announced
early this morning that no choice had
been made. The balloting will con
tinue today.
The Brotherhood will hold no more
sessions until thc insurance association
question is decided upon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Railroad Physicians Elect officers

SPRINGFIELD Mo- May l9.-Physi-
clans I'm the employ Of the 81. Louis &
San Francisco railroad adjourned their
convention late last night after having
been in session for three days. ST. Louis
Officers were elected as follows. T.. ].
Ncathcrly. Sherman. Texas. president;
W. s Mcdonald, Fort Scott, Kan. vice
president, j. r. Dawson. Birmingham,
Mo. second vice president: W. 4. Camp.
Springfield. treasurer, and s. *. Craw-
ford. ST. Louis. secretary.
Dr.. William d. Burns. Memphis, Tenn.
was elected To the executive committee
for a term Of four years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
BOUND TRIP RATE FOR
FIGHT IN SAN FRANCISCO

on July 2 to the Oregon Short Line
and Rio Grande will sell round trip
tickets TO San Francisco at the rate OF
$50. these being the regular summer
dates for excursions. Those wishing TO
go 10 the big Jetfrics-J Johnson fight on
July 4 can thus take advantage of this
rate. which is less than the usual one
way fare. The tickets VIII be limited 10
three months from date OF sale. 4 Joint
agency fee for validation in San Fran
cisco will have TO be paid in tina: city.
AS many inquiries are being heard dally
as TO the possible rate. the news will be
OF interest 10 the fans. special train
Is likely TO Je cIcrated IL the demaI Tor
tickets warrant thc same.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Biz Gle 50 Initiation

The knights or Columbus arc prcpar-
ing for the comforting OF degrees on a
large class of candidates Sunday. May -.
Delegates from ogden, Eureka and Park
CITY viii be entertained by the local
council May 20 and Decoration day. The
first degree viii be conferred by the Salt
Lake officers. the second VIII be in
charge of Past State Deputy c.. j. Glib
SON and the third viii be eNcmplihcd by
District Deputy Edward McGuTrin and
STAFF \ banquet, arranged and furnished
by the knights daughters. will be given
in the knights Of Columbus hall on East
First South street after The initiation
ceremonies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

Heavy, impure blood makes y muddy.
pim7y complexion. headaches. nausea. in
digestion. Thin blood makes you weak,
pale. slclSly. Burdock Blood Bittcrs makes
the blood rich. red, pure-restores per
feet health.
Stops itching instantly. Cures piles.
eczema, salt rueum, letter. itch. hives
herpes. scahics-Doan's Ointment. Al
any drug store.
For a mild. easy action OF the bowels.
a single dose OF Doau's Ecgulets Is
enough. Treatment cures habitual con
stipatlon 20 cents box. Ask your
druggist for them.
DIR. Thomas Eclectic OF! is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success in
our family for eight years. Mrs. J..
Whiteacre, Buffalo. y. Y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

work preparing the grade at the Hot
Springs terminus. and other workmen
hay" Just completed a switch from the
Oregon Short Line track to the electric
line for the convenient handling of ma
terial used on the extension. \ gang OF
tracillayers viii be put to work In few
DAYS. as the rOadbcd as far Willard
Is now completed. From Brigham city
It is believed TO be The intention OF III"
company 10 carry its line up through
Cache valley some time next year. using
The old narrow gauge line NJ the Utah
4 Northern Railroad company To- reach
b, valley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
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80 @s q IL h
Never Fails TO Restore
Gray Hair tO RfS Natural
Color and Beauty.

omatter how long it has been gray
or faded. Promotes luxuriant growth
oi healthy hair. Stops it's falling out,
and positively removes Dam
arufg. Keeps hair soft and glossy.
Will not soil skin or linen. Will not
injure your hair. is NOT n dye.
81 and soc. bottles. at GlruggisSa
send y for free books "Thc Care Of the Ha and
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mays h@rSfna Soap uneouallcd for nc
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REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES
SCH RAMM- JOHNSON, Drugs, Stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
RUSHING WORK TO REACH
CALIENTE BY SATURDAY

The Salt Lake Route forces are rush
ing work in order to reach Caliente by
Saturday. Just as soon as Calicnte is
reached the work OF rebuilding the Phoebe
branch will begin, and as but a week Will
he required 1t is said, TO put that branch
into commission, the big camp may soon
he open once more 10 communication
with the outside world.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
What Everybody Wants

Everybody desires good health which
is impossible unless tho kidneys are
sound and healthy. Foley's Kidney
Remedy should be taken at the first in.
dication OF any irreguarity, and ser
ious illness may De averted. Foley s
Kidney Remedy will restore your kid.
neys and bladder to their normal state
and nctiyity. Schramm.J J ohnson Drugs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Brotherhood Elects ofhcers.

DETROIT, Mich, May 19.-The in
surance association Of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers, in convention
here, occupied an entire day of the
Brotherhood program with the election
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Goldman Case Dismissed.

The case OF the state against s. I.
Goldman. charged with assault. was dis
missed on motion Of Assistant County
Attorney j. F.. Bowman. In police court
THURSDAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
BRIGHAM NEXT CITY TO
HAVE AN ELECTRIC LINE

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. May 19.-The extension Of the
ogden Rapid Transit company's electric
line from the Utah Hot Springs to Brig
ham City is going forward without de-
lay. 4 large force OF mon has nnNn a [