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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
AMERICAN FORK.

Special TO The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, Oct Mrs J.
Storrs was the hostess at a delightful
miscellaneous shower. given at her home
Thursday evening In honor OF the ap-
preaching marriage OF her niece, Miss
Hesel Menary. Ths rooms were tasteful
ly decorated for the occasion, there being
about thirty invited guests present
Luncheon was served at 10 o'clock Miss
Menary was the recipient Of many beau
tiful presents.
The marriage OF Frank w. Stout of
this city and Miss Hesel Menary of
Springville took place Frfcay evening
Bishop J. Fl. Storrs performing the cere-
mony. Both of the participants are we'll
known and highly respected young peo-
pie OF this county. a wedding supper
evening Immediately after the ceremony
families were present. Mr. and Mrs.
Stout win make their home in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles H Ward. R.
Christensen. Richard Brereton and Miss
Lay Brereton of Provo were entertained
at dinner Thursday evening by Mrs
Watt Storrs,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Binks OF Marys-
vale Utah. are here for short visit
with Mrs, Binks's parents, Mr. and Mrs
n. N. Ambrose. They intend 10 move
10 Salt Lake City in the near future to
make their home.
Miss Edith Mcclellan Of Salt Lake City
has been here for the past ten days Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. w. S. Chip
man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
BINGHAM.
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Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Oct. l.-One OF the most
pleasing OF the social affairs of the
given Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. w. s. Cannon in compliment
20 Mrs. c. i. Addcrley. whose return
illness at st. Marks hospital. is hailed
with great pleasure by her large circle
OF friends. Dainty prizes were awarded
in china. most elaborate lunch was
served in the commodlouS dining room.
covers being laid for fifteen.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Cook surprised them al their home
in Highland Boy Sunday evening The
occasion was In honor of Mrs, Cooks
:, The Women OF woodcraft gave a de-
liGhtful whist party at Canvon ball
Thursday evening; After a five point
follows: Firs, prizes, Mrs Frank Har9
rlnan and Dave Cook: second prizes
Mrs. W. II Butler and F.. F.. Dudley.
conso'ations fell 70 Mrs. Dave Cook and
Daniel Eden. An appctizing lunch was
served.
The Lady Maccabees entertained. the
Sir Knights at a deliehtful card party
In Society hall Wednesday evening. Aft
prizes. Mrs. Thomas Williamson and
Mrs. Butcher; second prizes. Mrs. J. II.
White and Isadore Ganchat. third priZcs
Mrs. Ralph Gipple and c. l.. Country
man. Choice collections Of music were
rendered. followed by an elaborate lunch
This was one OF the most enjoyable
functions OF the season.
The local order OF Eagles gave one Of
their pleasant social affairs at Canyon
hall Monday evening. An appetizine
lunch was a feature OF the evenings
enjoyment.
Ruth Rebekah lodge entertained the
local lodge of Odd Fellows and a few
Invited guests at Society hall Tuesday
evening An elaborate lunch concluded
a most pleasant evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
SPANISH FORK.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK Oct. IA wedding
reception was held al the home of George
c. Thomas OF the Third ward In honor of
their sons marriage 10 Miss JoiCe FlaVel
Wednesday evening.
Miss Grace Brockbank and Henry A
Gardner. son OF State Senator Henry
Gardner. were married In the Salt Lake
Temple last Wednesday.
Miss Rebecca Hansen and Elmer Chris
tensen were married in the Salt Lake
Temple on Wednesday last.
Miss Florence Nelson and William AL
bertson were married in the Salt Lake
Temple last Wednesday.
Judge a, Saxey left here last Sunday
morning to spend a month in the state
OF Kansas. his old home a few years
ago
Lion Robertson OF Park City was visit
ing friends and relatives here this week
The friends OF w, O. Jones Of this
city gave him a very pleasant surprise
on Tuesday evening last In honor OF his
thirty-nlnth birthday.
The beet slicer started up on Thursday
last.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
EUREKA.
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Special to The Tribune,
EUREKA. Oct. Mrs. William Den
mis- Is entertaining Mr., and Mrs. T. A.
Thurmond and children of Provo.
Mrs. James Smith. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Bert Lee, returned
TO her home at Seattle this week.
Mrs. John Morrison and son OF Seat
tie were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Del
Roberts this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunn visited
with Provo friends this week, as did also
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pike.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rowe returned TO
Eureka this week, after several weeks
visit with relatives and friends at Butte
Mont
Mrs Dan Martin and DR. Pfouts and
wife visited with relatives at Provo dur
the week.
The ladies OF Eureka are preparing an
excellent literary and musical programme
to be presented at the l.. ID. s. church
on the evening OF October II for the
benefit OF the public library.
Mrs. A. C. Smith of Ogden is the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. w: D. Myers,
Mrs Margaret Shea and daughter.
Margaret. and Miss Kate Cronin re-
turned 10 Eureka this week. after spend
Ing a couple OF months with friends at
Notre Dame. Ind. and Washington, D. c.
friends at the capital city during the
week
Miss Bessie Gainau Of Youngstown O..
Is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gar
rity.
Mr.. and Mrs. L w. Myers OF Poca-
tello. Ida. who have been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Nesbit, Sr.. left
this week for a visit with relatives at
Spearfish. S. d.
Miss Barbara Bailey. who has been
visiting here with her sister Mrs. John
Baker. returned to Provo Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. BraOsford and
Miss jamie Adamson visited with Spring
Vile relatives during the week
The Lucky Thirteen club. composed OF
Young ladies' of the city, met at the home
OF Miss May Phillips Friday evening and
perfected their arrangements for a good
time during the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goodsel OF
Goshen spent the week here as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Mitchell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
PROVO.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Oct. Mrs. John W. Farrer
was hostess at II delicious luncheon at
her home In the First ward. when she
entertained a number OF her friends and
neighbors. The home was beautifully
decorated. the dining room in golden
glow. the parlor in pink. and the library
I'm white, a vase of cut flowers formed
the centerpIece on the dining table.
Miss Eta Elertson entertained Mon
day night in honor Of her sister, Nicola
Elcrtson, who will leave here in Octo-
ber for the Sandwich islands.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Bennett has returned
to her Provo home. after weeks visit
with friends and relatives In Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. Lloyd Jevne of Salt Lake City
spent Sunday in Provo, the guest OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Ross Ripple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Hughes entertained
at dinner Sunday covers being laid for
six.
Miss Matte Strong visited with frIonds
in Salt Lake City this week
Mrs, Ross Ripple was hostess at a
prettily arranged dinner Sunday In honor
Of her sister, Mrs, Lloyd Jevne, of salt
terpiece on tho dining table. where COW
ers were laid for eight
Mrs. NJ. j. Robson and her daughter.
Edith, who have been visiting relatives
In Salt Lake and Provo for the past
month, have returned to their home in
Fillmore.
Mrs. Sarah Eggertsen Clun OF Salt
Lake City Is spending this week with
Provo relatives.
Miss Ida Edmunds entertained at din
ner Thursday In honor OF Ralph Porter
of Logan. who Is on his way to Chicago
TO spend the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Goddard enter
tained at dinner Wednesday, compliment
tary to Mrs. Joseph Soothaler. Covers
were laid for eight.
Mrs. E. w. Bibbons and daughter,
Myrtle. spent the past week visiting rel
atlves and friends In Ogden and Salt
Lake City
After a very pleasant visit with rela-
tivos in Provo. Mr.. and Mrs, w, II,
Lewis have returned TO their home in
Park City.
Miss Lilah Booth. who has spent the
summer In Salt Lake and Ogden, has re-
turned to her home In Provo
Mrs Isabella Mcdonald of Salt Lake
City is visiting in Provo, tho guest OF
Mrs. Jarvis Aydelotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Pulham OF Salt
Lake City are visitors 10 Provo, guests
at the home of Doctor and Mrs. II, S,
Pyne.
Mrs E. e. Corfman has returned from
a short visit with friends in Salt Lake
City,
Stanley Gammit Of Salt Lake City
spent Sunday last In Provo, the guest
Of Miss Flossie Dunn.
j. j. Num- and B. NJ. Durland of the
Telluride Power company were the guests
OF the Rainbow Trout company In Provo
canyon Saturday.
Mrs w. D. Roberts. Jr.. was hostess
at bridge party at the Hotel Roberts,
Monday afternoon. Those present We're
Mrs. Sam Schwab Mrs. Grant C. Bag
ley. Mrs. r. R. Irvine. Jr.
Mrs L. A. Buckler and Mrs e. A.
Briscoe have returned from a short visit
IN Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Cooper Anderson has returned TO
Provo. after a pleasant visit IN Salt Lake
City
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant G., Bagley an
nounce the engagement OF their sister,
Miss Maude Davis. to Grover T. Sum
mers of Salt Lake City, the marriage
10 take place early in November
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
CARE OE The HAIR.

Switches Will be unknown among WON
en- when they give as much care and at
tention TO the hair and scalp as they do
TO the face and hands.
Women troubled with falling or thin.
straggly hair excess dandrun or oily con-
dition Of the scalp. Will do we'll 10 sham
poo with eggol, which l have often ad-
vlsed. This removes the accumulation of
oil, cleanses and feeds the scalp and
stops itchiness. The shampoo should be
used twice month for time, then once
a month 4 delightful hair tonic TO use
In connection is made by mixing one
ounce OF beta a-canthol with eight ounces
each OF alcohol and water 4 gentle
massage with this every day for few
weeks, then once a week, will stop fall
ing hair and soon produce n fine, long.
glossy and luxuriant growth.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
Beauty. Cd Confide in your mother.
CD Powder or greasy creams often clog
the skin and cause blackheads. enlarge
ment OF pores and wrinkles. II you will
get three ounces OF cerol from your drug
gist and add 1t TO a pint OF water that
has been brought 10 the boiling point.
stirring until cold. you will have an eN-
cellent and inexpensive skin food. Mas
sage the skin gently and thoroughly
with this at night and the wrinkles will
soon disappear, leaving your skin clear,
pink and satiny and the pores Will resume
their natural size.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
MURRAY.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune,
MURRAY, Oct. IA pretty little ro-
nance eliminated here this week, when
Miss Margaret Bryan of Waterville,
Mont, and David Bosm, a weliknown
young man of this city, were united In
marriage at Salt Lake. Following the
marriage. a reception was rendered the
young people at the home OF the groom &
parents.
Mr. and Mrs II. S Cahoon and dough
ter. Pearl. OF Oasis. are in Murray. They
contemplate remaining here several
months,
Members OF Rebekah lodge entertained
at the F'raternal hall this week In Eonor
sary. Two fraternal Jewels were Ire-
sented TO Mrs, Isaac Hadley OF Murray
and Mrs, George Watts of Salt Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hyde OF Spring
vile have been spending some time hero
as the guests of Mrs. l., 3. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams have re-
turned from a ten-days visit at Ophir
with relatives,
Miss Nora Frates and Reuben NJ.
Brighton, both well-known people Of the
county, were Joined in marriage this
week. A reception was given at the
home OF the bride TO about 100 close
friends and relatives of the family
Perhaps one of the feature events of
the week was the annual hop given at
Imperial hall Friday evening, under the
auspices OF the Jordan high school. For
the occasion. the spacious building had
OF flowers. while the school colors were
used 10 good effect about the place. An
eight piece orchestra dlscoursed excellent
music during the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02

ism" "Unitarianism' and Romantic
ism in Scotch Novels" we're interesting
features OF the meeting.
Mrs Sadie West announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Jennie, TO
Lorenzo Farley. Jr.. the marriage TO take
place early in October.
Miss Josephine Groesbeck Of Salt Lake
visited friends In Ogden during the week
Mrs Waiter Richey, Mrs. Charles Mes
and Mrs. G.. II. Bartlett were the hos
tcsses at a kensingtou given by the Ia
dies OF the Presbyterian church Thurs
day afternoon at the homo OF Mrs
Richey.
Miss Belle Wilton of New York City
Is the guest OF Mrs. George Lavender.
Miss Wilton Is visiting al summer
Lodge" enroute to her home from ~the
coast
Mrs Charles Hollingsworth was n Salt
Lake visitor Tuesday
Mrs E NJ. Allison of Salt Lake is VS.
lting in Ogden.
The Burton Implement company gave
a box party at the Orpheum theater on
Wednesday evening In honor or L. T.
Emmett, who will leave soon for CHI
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy r. Settles OF Helena,
Mont. spent Thursday In ogden.
Mrs. NJ. II. Wheelwrght, who has been
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Fred
J. Howe. at SunnysIde, Utah, has re-
turned to ogden, accompanied by Mrs.
Howe.
Mrs. ]. H. Bachelor Of Salt Lake Is
visiting her parents and sister, Mrs. Fred
j. Howe
Mr.. and Mrs. II, c. Wood, who have
spent the past week In Ogden, left for
Spencer, Ida, Thursday evening.
Miss Bird Taylor formerly OF Ogden.
but now resident of Boise. Ida. is Vls-
iting at the home OF Mrs. Sadie West,
enroute to her home after six weeks
visit In New York, Chicago and otner
eastern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cottle Littlefeld,
who have been visiting Mr.: and Mrs
%. 4. Littlefeld for the past three weeks,
left for Washington. D. c., on the Over
laud Limited today. They Will reside In
Washington. where Jack holds posi-
ton in the war department OF the gov
eminent.
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RIcHFIELD,


Spec!al 10 lie Tribune
RICHFIELD. Oct. 1-rh.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. ponj, ~
Main street was the .rera
ant social affair. when NJ
tertained a number OF bsr
at q kensington. The roe1 W
tistically decorated in s
Of asters and dahlias' ptst
con was served at several ~,
placed In the spacious dining =
invited guests We're; Mes9a, !,
Noyes, Niels Christensen. ~
r. Hansen. II G. Chrlstans.,
nayes. G; n. Stlllman. a
Martha FInamore, A. Bird a.
V. Bean. II. Bean. G. u y
drew Nelson. w. r, Ocde, n
Lydia Cowly. Joe Poulson
way. Minnie Bean. ". orr
Atkins and Lena Poulson.
Another delightful affa,r -
Friday afternoon. when NJ.
entertained her lady friends =
party. a delicate luncheon =
ana the time was pleasantIr
music and general conversnfir|
present were the Mesdamer
Christensen, III. w, Famiose
son, c. Salisbury. James T.
j. a. Whyte. F. l.. Larson. n
II. II Peterson. NJ. NJ. Hoyt|
drew Nelson. S. H. Dali ana
Vester.
Miss Chana Hansen. n nor,.
lady, who will be married 4;
10 a young miner at Euraks'
guest OF honor at q bundle aho
at the home of Miss Genev1
by the Misses Cleo GarS'
Geneva Nebeker. Many beauS
ents were received by Mas ~
the evening was most pieasaU
Those present were the M
Parker. Laura Ogden, Coral :
Pearl Erickson. Ethel and P>.
son. Lucille and Lupreal Calau,
Chldester. Sadie Gleave. Fdn'
ella Hansen. Avis Ivie, Leila
Christy Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Of Joseph
the engagement OF their daueh
TO Walter Ogden Of this place
riage TO take place next week.
Verge Bean was the e,esf
at a delightful party on Mon
ing given by Mr.. and Mrs., 4
son at their home on East Gen
and at another on Tuesday leve|
by Mr.. and Mrs w. c, b. Orro(
home on South Main street.
fairs were very pleasant. game
sic being the main feature.
left on Wednesday for PROVO.
Among the RIchfield peopIe
leave here for Salt Lake Ctr
are Mrs. Andrew Nelson. Mr.
Orrock. Mrs, j, l.. Miller. d
Peterson. Mrs. Lorenzo NIelso|
6, Jorgensen and Mrs. James B
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
KAYSVILLE.

Special TO The Tribune.
kAYSVILLE. Oct. 1.-The most elaoo-
rate social event that has occurred In
Kaysvlle for several months WAS on
Wednesday evening. when Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kilfoyle entertained a large num-
Der OF their relatives and friends "a. their
newly remodeled home on Maple street
TO a wedding reception. given IN honor
OF the marriage OF their daughter, Olive,
TO Earl d. Robins of Layton. which was
solemnized In the Salt Lake temple our
ing the day. The house and lawns were
very beautifully decorated, the parlor be-
ing in red and white asters. the dining
room in pink and white roses, and the
library in pink and white dahlas. The
bride wore q beautiful gown of silk ba-
tiste. and was attended by Misses Mollle
Barnes. Nora Ingram and Myrtle Blood.
Charley Nader acted as best man Mr..
and Mrs. Kilfoyle were assisted in enter
tainng and receiving the many guests
by Misses Jenness Wiggill, Alberta Cot
trell Jane Vinegar. and Messrs, Arnold
NJ Barnes. Glenn Cox and Bert Layton.
Very delicious refreshments were served
under the direction of Mrs. Fred Green.
by Misses Alline Owen, Myrtle Burton.
Mllie CREDIBLE. Janet Swan. Daisy strong
were the recipients of many beautiful
and costly presents. They Will be at
home TO their friends in their new home
in Layton after October 10.
Miss Mollie Barnes entertained a fow
friends with, an afternoon tea at her home
on Friday. Many very interesting games
we're played. after which very elaborate
refreshments were served.
Levi Payne and daughters, Mrs. Myr-
tie Dollass of Trenton, Cache county.
and Mrs James Hunt Of Richmond, are
visiting relatives in Kaysville this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
IN SELECTING
TOILET SOA1

Why not procure one possessing delicate emo
lient properties sufficient to alay minor irrlta'
tions, remove redness and roughness preven'
pore clogging, soften and soothe sensitive condi'
tlons, and promote skin and scalp health genef.
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saponaceous ingredients and most fragrant ano
refreshing of flower odors is Cuticura Soap. Y
costs but little more it wears to wafer, anQ
gives comfort and satisfaction every momm'
of its use in the toilet, bath and nursery. Nc
other soap has done so much for poor com
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falling hair 1t has done even more for skin
tortured and disfgured infants, children ano
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worth mentioning. Its sale is greater than tn9
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1t is sold wherever civilization has penetrateo
1t has depots in all world centers For the thirty~
two page Cuticura Booklet, guide to the pes*
care of the skin and hair, address Potter Dru
& Chemical Corporation, l31 Columbus ave
Boston, U, S. A.
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EPHRAIM.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
EPHRAIM. Oct 1.-The many friends
of Katy Taylor OF this city and Ernel
Munk OF Manti VII .i be pleasantly SUI sur
look place yesterday at the Manti tenn
pie. Miss Taylor is the oldest daughter
OF Thomas Taylor OF this city and is one
of the popular young ladies. Mr., Munk
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Munk and Is one of Manti's prominent
young men.
One of the pretty parties given In this
night In honor Of Miss Drucy Larsen.
who has been home from Salt Lake City
10 visit relatives and friends. The party
was given In the form OF surprise and
was a complete success. The ladies pres
ent brought with them excellent refresh
ments. which were served during the
evening and also presented Miss Larsen
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. David
Poulsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Bunoe Miss Priel
Willardson, Miss Selda Rasmussen, Hiss
Ethel Anderson. Miss Patra Anderson.
Miss Bendetta Beal. Miss Flora Jones.
Mrs. Nerda Sorensen. Miss Grace Larsen.
and Messrs. Ralph Hougaard. Osmond
Olsen. Edgar Thorpe. Charles Rasmussen
and Conrad Mortcnsen.
The Ladies' Literary club met at the
home OF Mrs. MahonTi Thompson yes
tcrday, and the following programme was
carried out; An interesting lecture was
delivered by Mrs. Jennie Johnson on the
life OF Grover Cleveland. and Mrs. Ma
honri Thompson read a chapter OF THE
Prince of the House OF David" The par
liamcntary drill was conducted by Mrs.
Hyrum Sorensen. After the business OF
the meeting had been transacted n
dainty luncheon was served by the host.
ess. Those present were Mrs. j. Y. lem
son, Mrs. Or. Charles Jenson. Mrs. Hy-
rum Sorensen Mrs Jennie Johnson. Mrs.
Stena Hanson. Mrs Soren Sorensen. Mrs.
Augusta Christensen. Mrs Hannah WI
liam5 Mrs. Maggie Willardson Mrs. A.
c. Anderson and Mrs. Linda Rasmussen.
The Misses Annie and Carrie Olsen OF
Salt Lake City are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Christian Hall.
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Little Home Helps 1
How to Be Beauti
BY MADAME MAREE.

A H.: The electric ncedlo
and not always a success.
hairs can be permanently rem
out pain. through the use of q
any druggist can supply. Gel
OF delol and with warm W6(o|
q soft paste enough TO cove
parts. Spread on thickly and
two or three minutes, then Bor1
the hairs will have yanished.
Dot; (D do not advise b
the heart. CD Roughness and
the skin can be quickly overc0
will get a two-ounce package
from your druggist and dissol'
pint OF hot water. then apply
ing the hands and face well.
rios the skin of It's rough. ugly
and brings back that pink
glow characteristic of youth q
Mrs. Jack: Q Massa ging
niness OF underdevelopment is|
factory. (2) The Vaucaire IN
which you write | have descrii
bur for your benefit | Will
Make a syrup with one and b
granulated sugar, using enougI
make a pint. and in this stir
Of true gallol (be sure not 10 81
thetic). Take two tablespoon
daily and drink plenty Of We
treatment. with outdoor exercis
iicient sleep. soor rounds OUT,
and develops the symmetrical U
" belonging to woman.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-12

Ex-Governor Kibbey greatly sur
orised the salt River Valley Water
UseIt; association by declining to
accept The rendered position of legal
adviser at a salary Of $1,000 a year.
He refused to give any reason for re-
using the position which is consid-
cred in the Capital as something Of
q legal plum
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-12
CALUMET 8 SONORA REPORTED IN
ORE ON ITS 400 FOOT LEVEL

for with its help the values that now
20 out in the tailings can be saved.
A new 250 Horsepower boiler is al
so being installed which is located
alongside the boilers now in use.
The mill is operating six days a
week. it being the policy Of the com
pany to shut down on Sunday. With
the work on this scale, the shipments
amount TO one car of concentrates
per DAY, ether of lead or ziznc. Some
weeks nothing but zinc is shipped
and on other occasions it is lead.
The lead is shipped to Germany and
the zinc TO De Paw. IN.
There is not a day when this min
ing property is not visited by some
mining man from the states who
is looking over the ground in the
vicinity Of this property. and it is a
certainty that this locality viii be
some day one of the most prominent
mining sections of the district Sew
eral properties have recently been
bonded. and it is almost a certainty
that within a year there will be sew
eraI additional companies operating
in the 1eighborhood