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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14

Otfice OF the Board of Public Works.
salt Lake City. Aug. 26. 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until s o'clock D. m. Senfem.
per 10, 1910 for the work OF construct
ing pipe sewers in Sewer Extension No
a.s on Church street to connect with
gravity outlet sewer on Fifth South
street Stree, according 10 plans on file In the
instructions 10 bidders. together with
plans. profiles. specifications ara ,osr.n wr.,,
ior contract and bond. may be Obtained
upon Application at the office OF the
5oard OF Public Works or the city en-
~ The ne right is reserved to reject any and
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF PUB
Lie WORKS
h 9. MCMILLAN Chairman ooto
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council of Salt Lake City of the inten-
tlon or such council to make the follow
ing described improvement, to-wu:
Constructing cement sidewalk five (5)
feet wide and four (D Inches thick on
the west side OF Glendale street from
on onVfhsh the 81 South "a street to Indiana avenue.
Eighth South street to Indiana avenue.
and on the south side of Eighth South
street ssn sd from Glendale street to a point
al. and defray the abutters' portion Of
the cost and expense thereof, estimated
az one thousand three hundred twenty
nl pine @ and 13-1oo (s1az9.73l dollars. or
foot OF abutting property. there being
1899 " feet abutting said improvement,
oy a local assessment upon the lots or
pieces of ground within the following de.
scribed district, being the district 10 he
affected and benefited by said improve
ment. namely
The east side of lots to IS, inclusive,
block 5; the. east side of lots / to 8, in
elusive, block 3; the west side of lots II
and is. the north side OF lots II to II.
inclusive, inclusive, block 2, j, II Whalons sub
range l west, Salt Lake base and rnerid
ian. '-'et Az
The total cost OF said Improvement is
esi.imated i. at one thousand five hundred
or which sum the city's portion is two
hundred siNty-four and 77-lOO (S2s4 77)
collars. leaving one thousand three hun
9red twenty-nine and 73-I00 (sl32s Ts)
dollars to be raised by local assssSn,anf
All protests and objections to the car
rylng out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot and
city recorder on or before the 3rj dav of
october. 1910. being the time set bv
said council when II will hear and COR
be made thereto 90 'A@S
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Dated August o5th, 1910.
B. s.. RIVES.
City Recorder
SioeNdIk extension NO. l5b. rIS57
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GREEKS SUPPLANTING
JAPANESE LAB0RERS
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Sept. 13-Tho steady growth
OF Ogden's Greektown. which has been
especially noticeable and frequently COM
mented upon during the past few months,
was accounted for by a prominent rail-
tcrnoon.
He declares that Greek labor is almost
entirely supplantlng Japanese labor on
the Hartman lines OF the west. This Is
applicable mainly to the malntainence OF
way department. which includes section
laborcrs and others whose duties are con-
nned to the maintainence OF the road bed
and tracks.
The Japanese Industrial corporation OF
Ogden, which subsists mainly on Its busi-
ness OF furnishing section gangs with
provisions and supplies. is reported to be
seriously contemplating the closing of its
business at Ogden since the Japanese la
borers have given up railroad work and
their bunk cars,
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Hay and Corral Burned.
Special 10 The Tribune

SANTAQUIN. Sept. 13.-Another Are.
raj and did some damage to his neigh
boris property. broke out here last night.
The daughter-in-law OF the old gentle
man ran out and, seeing the torn OF a
man on the stack. asked, us that YOU.
grandpa?" AT that the fellow slid OF
on the other side. and the woman.
frightened ran back to the house to give
the alarm. This Is the second FIRE here
In one week; the other consumed Jamos
Eckersley's corral and damaged also An
drew Olsen's stackyard 1t is suspected
that some incendiary must be at the bot
tom OF these fires. as the was tied
up with a new rope. while the Olsen peo
pie declare that they never tied the COW
before, nor did they last night
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News of |nterm0untain Regi0nG

exorbitant price that they thought would
be prohibitlve. But Mr. Knight was not
to be frustrated in any such manner
He thereupon drew his personal check
for the amount asked. and the statement
was finally published in the columns OF
the News. But the church had decreed
governor. and we all know the result.
Divided on Prohibition,
Democrats hereabouts are divided on
the prohibition question, and a prohihi-
tion plank Will not be adopted in the
platform without fight IL is known
prominent Salt Lake Democrats are op-
posed To prohibition plank going in the
platform. and the local Democrats are
hopolessly divided on the question, There
are many Democrats In Provo who are
In favor of abandoning the fight in Utah
and forcing the issue as between church
control and Americanism. They argue.
that While the American party probably
only a question OF very short time un-
I'll they will carry the state More and
more Mormons will vote with the Amerl-
cans every year, until In the end Ameri
cartoon on the front page OF The Tribune
OF September 12 tells the story better than
any. writer can tell It, The Independent
rank rank and file OF the Democratie party are
pins TO be knocked down by a whisper
from Joseph F. Talk about peace, There
can be no such thing as peace until the
Mormon church officials are satisfied
with preaching their religion. and give
up polygamy, quit their commercialism,
and let the politics OF the state severely
alone.
Why Not American?
The American party. the Democrats
say. is only carrying out and fighting for
the principles adopted in the platform of
the Democratic reconvened convention OF
1895. The declarations then made are Just
as true now as they were then. The ma
jorty of the Democrats are just as much
opposed to church interference In poll
tics now as they were in 1895. Then,
why not join with the American party
and fight 1t out along the lines laid down
by the American party and by every
Democratic platform issued since the ia
nous reconvened convention. except the
one Of 1908?
Knight Demands Retraction.
II was learned this afternoon that
Jesse w, Knight has written letter TO
the Herald Republican demanding n re-
traction OF the article published in that
paper Sunday morning To the effect that
Mr.. Knight had promised TO put up
100000 for the Democratic campaign
fund. II is understood on the very high |
est authority that Mr.. Knight said In
his letter that he would give the Herald
Republican until Thursday to malice tho
retraction In the event that the paper
failed 10 do so, Mr.. Knight will bring
suit for slander. The action will be in
stituted in the district court
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DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES
ELECTED FROM PROVO
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. Sept. l3.-In only one OF the
five wards OF Provo did the Democrats
In their primaries tonight have any ar
Gument about the selection Of delegates
TO the state and county conventions. In
the First ward a resolution was offered
''pledeing" the delegates TO the state con =
vention to use all Legitimate means to-
wards procuring the insertion in the plat
form OF planks favoring the direct pri-
mary law. the public service commission
and statewide prohibition. An amend
ment was proposed TO the effect that "it
was the sense" OF the meeting that these
things be desired. On the vote on the
adoption of the amendmenL the ballot
was l6 to for its adoption, Therefore.
yention uninstructed, but having with
II the declaration that the First ward
feels that way about 1t, The result of
the primaries Is:
Archie Thurman. secretary Delegates to
the state convention c. +. Decker w
S. Giles. ]: C.. Anderson, A. B. Morgan
and Inez K. Allen; alternates. ]. B. Mil
Delegates to the county convention: ],
r. Milner. o. H Berg NJ NJ kellogg,
w; f. Giles. T. f. Thurmen. Inez K.
Allen. Elizabeth Giles Hyrum F. Thorn
3. Billing: Mrs. ]. c. Anderson, Ashley
Bartlett Mrs. James Gray David Oben-
shaw. T A. Thurmen, Nielsen w. Tif-
iasS; sscohd A E; 1andmsbs Morgan; s. Jones
.
Alva Nielsen. secretary. Delegates to the
state convention: A o. Smoot, Heber c.
yex and w, a. McCullough: altcrnates.
gates to the county convention: Alva
Nielsen. Mrs. n. P Markham, A. o,
Smoot. Jr.: Ralph Wood. Mrs. w A. Nc
Cullough: ". D. Roberts. Jr., W. s. Glib
by, II. c Jex, Mrs, Elizabeth E. Brown.
s: W. Sharp. Joseph w. Lovc:ess, Joseph
Martin. p. c. Kirkwood, W. A. McCul-
loush.
Third Third wa5d-A. G. Johnson. chairman: !:
the state convention: Evan Wride, Will
ford Poulson. Delegates to the county
convention; A c. Johnson, George B
bsbg bsbgeo walter rss1or Cox o;ts Jesse Manwarlng
James II. Mcclellan, George Cook Mrs
Lille Holloway. Mrs. Candy Scott War
rem HOLLOWAY, George Groneman, Mrs
Eggertsen: Dominicus Carter.
Fourth Ward-J. NJ Holloway. chair
man: D. l.. Van Wagenen secretary.
Delegates to the state convention; ]. NJ.
renzo Lisonbee. d. L. Van wagenen Del
egates to the county convention: John
M Holdaway John A: Spendloye. James
L. Brown. Mrs Belle Nelson. Maud Tay-
Lorenzo Lisonbee.
Fifth ward-James z. Snow, chairman.
20 L. Jones. secretary Delegates to the
state state convention; William M. Roylance.
Knight; alternates. Elmer e. Corsman, M.
c. Newell. Delegates to the county con-
venton: M. c. Newell, Ernest d, Part
ridge George Havercamp. O. w. Ande-
lin. George A. Storrs A. u. Robertson,
Christian Jensen. E. l.. Jones' j Carl
Alfred. w. j. Snow, James e Snow, ],
t, Williams, Jesse Knight, Mrs William
H. Roylance. Mrs. George A. storrs viii
Hipckley.
In each ward the delegates 10 the coun
~ and state conventions were elected TO
the precinct conventions
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Emery County Politics.
Special to The Tribune.

CASrLEDALE Sept. 13.-The Encr,
county Republican convention will bc
held In Castledale September 20 TO Sc.
leet delegates to the state convention
which Will be held in Ogden September
ness as may properly come before IN,
meeting The delegates will number 55
The Democratic county convention for
emery county meets at the court house
at Castledale at o'clock this afternoon
lot The purpose OF electing ten delegates
to attend the state convention, to elect
county chairman and secretary and
transact othar important business. The
precincts will be entitled TO the follow :
ing delegates Green River, S; Hunting
ton Q: Castledale, Z: Orangevillc I:
Cleveland. 6; Woodside. 2; Deseret Lake
/; Lawrence. ?; Ferron, s; Emery, 4; Mo-
len. 2; Clawson. 1; total. SO,
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Insurgency in Cache County.

Special 10 The Tribune
LOGAN. Sept. 13.-From all indica-
tions the insurgents in the Republican
party In Cache have become strong
enough TO make serious trouble for the
machine this year They have been
helped by several unlocked for things
One Is very interesting. Early in the
season 10 was conceded that Senator Bull
len, Joseph Howells chief lieutenant
here. would get the nominal tion for sena-
tor again. although the insurgents wanted
to defeat him worse than anvone else
but Bullen very foolishlv attacked Amos
tie n. j. Grant In his newspaper because
OF the latter's utternnces in the taber-
nacle one Sunday. and Bullcn thought
he would get away with IT, bu, It now
appears that Heher J. has got in his
work aRainst BuIen. and the latter has
an excellent prospect OF being defeated
Not even the influence of the federal
bunch It is said. can save him
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Civil Service Examination.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Sept. 13.-An examina tlor
for clerk and carrier will be held at the
postoflice IN this city September %, 1910
Age limits. Is to As years, on the date
of the examination.
Married women will not be admitted TO
the examination, Unmarried women will
be admitted to the examination. but are
Applicants must be physically sound
and male applicants must be not less
than feet inches In height without
boots or shoes. and weigh not less than
1o5 pounds without overcoat or hat.
For application blanks and for full in
formation relative to the examination.
qualifications. duties, salaries. vacations.
promotions, etc. address Immediately.
ELIZABETH G. TREGONING,
Secretary. Board OF Civil Service Ex-
emners, postofhce, Bingham, Utah.
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PECULIAR JUSTICE
SHOWN IN LOGAN
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN, Sept. 13.-They have peculiar
methods OF administering justice In Lo-
gan and the latest example offered is
that OF the Otte case. Otte was arrest
ed on charge OF lewd conduct and
after pleading guilty and being sentenced,
maze a great fuss by taking an appea
and apparently endeavoring TO besmlrch
the good name of his victim-a non Nor
mon girl. But while cut on ball awaiting
the hearing OF his case on appeal. he
again committed himself. this time with
inc daughter OF one OF the bishops of this
Sity, being detected by still another
A new warrant was issued for him and
ne was arrested. but instead OF being
laiied as In the first case. was allowed 10
depart with an Injunction 10 appear at a
certain time. He did not appear and in
Vesugation disclosed the fact that he had
skipped. the opportunity evidently hay
ing been offered him purposely Just
VINO is TO blame is not clear, but il is
noticeable that but feeble efforts are be-
ing made 10 get him again.
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SEWER REPUBLICANS;
POLITICS BEGINNING
SpnciaI to The Tribune.

MONROE, Sept. 13.-The Republican
county committee met yesterday and de-
cided 10 hold their county convention at
Salina. September 90. when a full county
ticket Will be nominated and delegates
elected to attend the state convention at
Ogden.
roe visitor coming In from Marysvale
He left again in the afternoon.
The local Republicans have indorsed o.
p. Washburn for county commissioner
and Jacob Magleby for county superin-
tendent Of schools. 1t Is easy to sec
where McCarty's man gets off for the
legislature.
William Jeppesen had his leg broken
in two places last night, caused by Slip
ping from the steel rail in front OF the
bar In the saloon here. DR.. Clark at
tended the injury,
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Beet-Digging in Cache.
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
LOGAN. Sept. 1S.-The digging of beets
was commenced in this county yesterday
and the factories will start next week
The crop here Is short as compared with
that of last year. In some OF the big
producing districts like Lewiston the es-
innate Is that there will be at least a
80 per cent reduction in the crop this
year and many put 1t as high as 40 per
cent. Then. too. the acreage has been
reduced on account OF the refusal OF the
price OF beets Apparently the action Of
the farmers has had a good effect. for
the announcement has already been made
that next year there will be an increase
OF SO cents per ton in the price offered.
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NOTICE or spsmsss

t,S Notice ,H'! Is hereby glvsn !,
,I TAX ior the purpose ss aa tht
paving has been IsY,oI q ed
by ordinances OF the, tb,ed asi
proved August as % Is, City /.
10, islo, respectively Wv aet
said special tax is lcv,,,
lowing described real aiIcv.ed q
Lake City. to-wit Ia' Ia props;z
Al; 2. .. 1 and 3 bIon, -, l9Ls | 4
~; 2; ., 4 and 5, blocE y: y:
10; 2. 3. and 5, E bioo,; 1 o'
-. Salt Lake CITY U,K s "
Ine east side of N,n.usey, Z
Third ! M IS south and Eigb,,Ss Ei;b,S 2 E
ana on the west sISs .n g
street between Third due st q
south streets. in pav; ;Soulh d
-. III and 81. of Sal, 'ine ID
que Q, :, and payable in ten A'sSs axe
Slallments beginning neqa
interest at the rate SoS5p,sal1 ~
snluin on the wboIs" d
tax shall be comnn,s anqar
OF the approval OF ths !'cS'
hrnins the levy Of 'ne o'tI.
september 10, 1910. ga Sssid d
rate on the whole sm u inlsa
unpaid ad pa snail be duo eySp' anu
each instailment. II anH ana q
interest aforesaid ia no, ~
"hen same becomes dns peid d
amount OF the tay nue @ h4|
sag SAD installment and ga,a Ia y
VIII become due and n. a
draw interest at the Nya1
per annum until sale 30 ,svs
sessed. Sc SEQ. One or more Of Of sss sae D :
IN the order In which ,sa SD
aforesaid. or the whoIe ,sssy q
without interest at AM AK =
~ days after the anr',.e uMe 4
nance confirming the thp'Iu Isri
and one or more OF soisVy iIssVy 4
the order In which thsr lns
the whole tax unoald a's
the day any instal!men, ' +.
ing the amount Thereof a..
o<s an special taxes are ns,.,
ONCE; room 1O2, city ana sn
ing, Salt Lake CITY, Gnu @
, Ratsd al Sal, Lake c,,
18th day Of September nv is
City Treasurer and rHn roi,s ~
Taxes. o'neetof
Peving extension No Al
second partial estimats
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BUSY PREPARING FOR
THE F0UR-STATE FAIR
Special to The Tribune.

workmen busy in completing the new
buildings and remodeling the old ones at
the fair grounds Of the Four-Stat Fair
association, everything vii! soon be In
which VIII begin the latter part OF this
month. Cattle stalls which were located
at the north end OF the building have
been moved to the southwest corner OF
the grounds. Accumulated rubbish which
has been allowed to gather on the grounds
Is being removed and everything will
soon be in ship shape.
Tomorrow the big Cheyenne Frontier
Day Wild West Show. which has just
completed an engagement at Sacramento,
Cal, begins an engagement for two days
at the fair grounds.
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Death of Mrs. Lillian French

oNtcIaI 10 Inc Irlbune.
COALVILLE. Sept. 1S.-Mrs. Lillian
French. the wife OF DR.. o. w French.
died here suddenly at $50 o'clock this
evening While undergoing an operation
French had just been given an anaes.
thetic when her heart failed. The oper-
alton was being performed by DR., Crisp.
Mrs. French was about 30 years OF
age and the family has lived in Coal
vile about twelve years There are, in
addition to Dr. French. three children
two daughteiD and a son
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NOTICE To nm

~ OURTHAw
Mo5ice Is horeby given tSss
VIII be received By tSs ;Sss ~.
70 IL noon. Friday Ssn,9c 9c
Tor the materials and .s es
the erection of a brick anS % :.
nlcai high school buildins
house addition. to be- s,....
present high school crounss 49,
LAKE City Board Of Eduosaa.
10 plans, specifications M
%hich are open for Insus.;.
bidders at the office Of c..
architects. 50s-507 Ta,nnI.,e
Salt Lake City. Utah Dt, aDs !
proposals at the above tins
llcly opened and read In tts
Board Of Education In M ",
County building. Salt isSs
All bids must be add rss,ss
or Education for Salt IsSs
marked In the lower Ian.
Bid for technical high seN,z
bids can be delivered "a n.
Education at the said Tina
opening same.
Bids must not eon,ah
qualifications. proposItions 4
things than those meuucni
specifications, drawings, g.
bonds. and bidder must "a
bids which will be found Il
Of the said architects, ana II
Of bid will be received,
A certified OF cashiers "A
bank In Salt Lake City, ID
least s per cent Of ths ass;
bid must be inclosed. EaA
be made payable 10 the urds,
Is to be forfeited to the u
case the bid Is accepted and
does no. enter into the us1
six days after It's accsptls1
faithful execution OF the q
bond hereinafter mentioned "
The proposed contract a
also at the office OF said N,
can there be examined.
A bond must be furnisAd
halt of the bid. with good n
sureties. all satisfactory 70
signed.
The bids are to be for N
work. and no subdivision u
sidered:
For the building con3l.
plumbing, heating and ve1tll
For the plumbing. hesus
lating.
Tho undersigned reserves
reject any and all bids,
BOARD OF EDUC
OF Salt Lake {
BY L. P. Judd. Clerk.
Dated Salt Lake Cisy, W
her Q 1910
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NOTICE TO C0NTMQ

Office OF the Board Of n
Salt Lake City. Aug. Is, ~
Sealed proposals will b
this office until s O'Clock p
Der Is. 1910. for the worf
ing curb and gutter, includ4
sary grading In Curb and
tention No. 10. Second avss
to Alta street and Alta
and Third avenues, ace'rt
on file In the city engins
Instructions to bidders,
plans. proflles. speciticados5
for contract and bond. HsJ
upon application al tho
Board OF Public Works Ok
gineer. =
The right Is reserved 70 \
all bids.
Lie WORKS.
H. G.. MCMILLAN. ChaR
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ROYAL RECEPTION TO
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES
Snecial to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Sept. l3.-Thirtyfve mem
bers Of the Salt Lake hive, Ladies' OF the
Maccabees, came to Ogden tnis morning
to make the formal presentation of the
state banner to the Ogden hive, IL now
having the largest membership in the
state.
The Salt Lake ladies were met at the
depot by members Of the local organiza-
tion, and after being shown about the
city the visitors were escorted TO the
lodge rooms of the local fllve.
AT noon the visiting ladies were en-
tertalned at lunch at the home OF Mrs.
Dorey 371 Twenty-second street. Later
In the afternoon the visitors were enter
tained at Hupfers by the members Of
the local organizat ton.
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Asylum Inmate Dead,


Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO. Sept. 13.-,Josenb I,s,ir
Brown. 80 years OF age. an inmate Of the
state mental hospital. died at that insti-
tuition today from general debility, fol-
lowing chronic mania. Deceased was
COMMITTED from Woods Cross, Utah. in
May 1905. The body was shipped To-
Woods Cross this afternoon for uurial
mother and several brothers and ais
ters reside AT Woods Cross
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On Tour of Inspection.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Sept. l3.-It was announced
today that the preliminary surveys for
the conduit leading from Coldwater can
yon 10 the new city reservoir have been
completed by City Engineer w. NJ. Bos-
taph and his assistants. and as soon as
plans and Specifications are ready, bids
for construction work Will be advertised
for. The engineers office Is overrun
with other work, which includes the ex-
tension TO be made of the water mains
to west Ogden and TO other parts of the
city. and the paving plans for Wash
ington and Hudson avenues.
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The Boy Had It Right.
pecial 10 The Tribune

Special 70 The Tribune,
PROVO, Sept 13.-During the Sunday
school exercises in the first ward of Pio-
vo last fall. the teacher requested the
scholars all of whose parents are Nor
mons, stand up. The majority OF the
girls and boys present stood up. but there
was one little fellow who remained seat
ed. The teacher knowing the boy and
his parents TO be Mormons. called him by
name, and said: "Why. Johnnie. aren't
your parents Mormons?" Nav" said
the little fellow. they are Democrats" >"
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American Fork Girl Dead.

SpSNIdl 20
AMERICAN FORK. Sept 13.-Mrs A.
F. Adams and Mrs. z. w. Paxman re-
ceived word this morning OF the sud-
den death of their sister Miss Hannah
Christensen. at Los Angeles. Cal. early
this morning, OF acute pneumonia. Miss
Christensen was an American Fork girl,
and had lived here up to about three or
four years ago. when she went TO Los
Angeles. where she has resided since
She has one sister living at Los An
geles and three sisters and one brother
living here. The body will be brought
here for burial.