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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 1.-THE remains OF Mrs.
Nellie Murray. ono OF the 1rst women to
enter the klondikc country. were brought
through Ogden today from her home al
Dominion, Alaska, accompanied by her
husband, William Murray, tho postmas-
ter and a prosperous merchant OF the
Alaska town.
The body Was met al Ogden by Thomas
Vincent OF Provo. the father OF the
Young woman. and her brother. Henry
Vincent. and taken on 10 that city. where
the funeral will be held.
Mrs. Murray went TO Alaska sixteen
years age. Before leaving she had been
employed as head waitress in the dlnir L
rooms OF the Oregon Short Line Rail-
road company at Ogden. Salt Lake. Poca-
tcllo and Portland. Hearing so much
of the Klondikc while employed at Port
land, she with several other young wom-
en- decided TO seek their fortunes there.
but the others abandoned tho trip be-
fore Alaska was reached.
Miss Vincent became tho idol Of the
mining camp near Dominion. and
short time after her arrival was married
to William Murray She is we'll remen
bered In Ogden by some Of the older
employees of the railroad companies here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
SUMMIT COUNTY DEMOCRATS:
THEIR TICKET NOMINATED

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
COALNILLE. Oct 1.-THE pcmocra tic
county convention was held in the court =
circumstances. NJ j Kelly WAS thc
chairman. while w. II. Cariutch ofGciatcd
as secretary. The convention heartily In :
dorSed the platform adopted by the state
party at Provo. The ticket nominated
follows
Ecprcscntativo-Soth c, jones' Marion.
Commissioner (four- year tcrm) George
Smith. Park City.
Commissioner Uvo-ycar term)--J. o.
Pack. Kamas
CLERK. NJ. Hixson. Wsnshlp.
RccordcT-J l.. CarUtch, Coslvile.
Sherin-John G.. Coffcy, PARK Cny.
TreasuTcr-Frank Pincrec. Coalyilic.
Attorncy-Peter Clark, Park City.
SurNeyor--t. ". Fhcad. CoalvIllc,
Superintendent OF Schools - Enoch
Brown, IIoytsyilc.
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PLANS FOR WEBER CLUBS
NEW HALL ARE ADOPTED

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 17.-Plans for the new
Weber club hall. to be erected on the lot
recently purchased by the Weber club.
adjoining the Church of the Good Shep-
herd. on Twenty-fourth street were
adopted by the building committee at
meeting held In the clubrooms to-
night. The plans selected by The COM
n,ittee were chosen from four others sub
mitted, but those prepared by l.. s.
Hodsson we're found TO be more feasible
and 10 conform with the Ideas OF the
members Of the building committee,
The building will be a two-story brick
with largo basement and Win he used
exclusively by the club. One or The fea-
lures OF the new home will be hand
some roof garden surrounded by baluS-
trade and potted trees.
The cost of the building will not ex-
coed $4,000 and IL viii be one Of the
hsndsomcst of Its kind in the state. Bids
will be asked for in the next few days
and work will begin IS soon as pos
sibie. The building committee Is com
posed OF r. NJ. Drigcs. a. G.. Fell. Joe
Thomas and Arthur Kuhn.
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SURVEYS FOR NEW
CONDUIT APPROVED
Council Learns That Notice TO
Pave Hudson Avenue
Was Defective.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGIEN, Oct. 17.--Upon the lecommen-
dation Of the city engineer and law com
mitiec the survey for the now conduit
IN Coldwaler canyon 30 tho new city
reservoir WAS approved by the city
council tonight. 4 contract with Clark
Stowe for tho construction OF a de-
velopment tunnel 400 feet In length above
the intake In Coldwater canyon at a cost
f', o, 800 30 per linear foot was also approved
by the council after some discussion.
several OF the members were opposed
TO ihe development tunnel. as 1t is
claimed that ii is too much In tho ma
ture OF prospecting for water With but
slight chance of tapping q stream from
which sufncient water can he had 10 pay
the expense of the tunnel. The cost Of
the tunnel will be $500. and the con-
that the city can order tho work stopped
at any time
Mayor William Glasmsnn sen, in his
veto 10 resolution passed by the coun
OF Two arc lights In each of the wards
OF rhe city. The MAYOR declared that
some of the lights were not needed and
that the extra expense should not be
undertaken by the city at this Tine.
Must Republish Notice.
AZ The request of City Treasurer Fart
the matter Of publishing another notice
OF intention TO create Hudson avenue a
paving district will probably he taken
up BY the council next week after re-
port Is received from the law committee
and the city attorney, BY an oversight
in the preparation of the first notice OF
intention. several Of the abuttiDg prop
erty owners were not included. and il is
understood that they Will take steps to
crade the payment OF the special I'M
provement tax unless a new notice OF
intention is published, amending the or
dinance passed juno ..
A report from City Engineer Eospath
recommending the displacement o. curb
Ing on Twenty fourth street TO conform
with the new Hudson avenue intersection
was adopted.
Fire Chief Garfield sent in the appoint
mcnL OF NJ. E. Brown 10 take the place
of Henry Newey. who resigned from the
department several days ago As there
was Somc question as to his resiGnat tion
the appointment VIII not he confirmed
until report is received from the FIRE
committee.
An ordinance creating curb and gut
ternS district lo2, including Hudson ave
nue and part OF Washington avenue.
passed its third and 0na reading. City
Treasurer Thomas 3. I'arr was granted
. leave oil absence on account Of poor
health with tho understanding that some
one will bc employed al his expense and
look after the work during his absence.
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING:
A COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Special 10 The Tribune.

MOAB. Oct; l7-Amass Larsen. a large
cattle owner Of this place, today sNorc
court charging Commissioner John j.,
Brown. James a Du Bois and James
II. Wesson with the theft or a bunch Of
cattle belonging 10 Larsen brothers and
Carlos Wilcox OF Moab.
The knowledge of tho arrest comns as
Grcat surprise 10 the people of this
section Of the state. John T.. Brown A
member of tho board Of county com
missionerS Of Grand county. is one
Of the wealthicst men of this part Of
the state. He has several thousand head
OF cattle. which he grazes or the same
range as that occupied by the Larsen
brothers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
Idaho Man Suicides.
Special to The Tribune.


Fordycc. "A resident of Canyon Creek
fifteen miles south OF this city. COM
mtted suicide some days ago by TAX
ing poison. Fordyce, whose wife left
him some years ago. was living alone
I'm a cabin. He had two children. but
they visited him but seldom. When
found the dead man was lying on his
cot in his underwear, and letter, stat
ing that he was dying by his own hand
and several empty bottles marked poison
told the story OF how he met his death.
What his reason for tho rash act was
no one knows but the suppositio is
that he became despondent and took this
me hod OF freeing himself OF his troubles
The county attorney visited the scene Of
the suicide yesterday .and came 10 the
conclusion that the evidence. WAS 80 piaIr
that an inquest was entirely unneces-
Sary
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DEPOSIT CERTIFICATE
GIVEN FOR BAD CHECK

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Oct. 17.-An individual who
calls himself NJ. Wilson appeared at a
local bank last Friday and presented a
check for $50, asking that IL no deposited
10 his credit The next train out for
Evanston carried the stranger. The GER
iIfcate of deposit Wilson cashed at the
Evanston bank.
Today the certificate OF deposit arrived
in the mail from the Evapston bank re-
questing that 1T be paid. An invesiiga-
tion was started which resulted In find
Ing that the check had been forged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
SH0SH0NE PROJECT is
BEING RAPIDLY SETTLED
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHlNGTON, Oct. iT.-During the
month Of September twenty families took
up homesteads on the Shoshone irriea
ton project, Wyoming. For the most
part these settlers have been drawn TO
the project through the efforts OF per-
sonaI friends who located there previously
and who have become attached to the
country The irrigation manager reports
that every successful farmer on the
project is cndcavoring to bring relatives
choice farms In the neighborhood AS
result of this cooperative work a very
high class of people have taken up lands
on the project. Social conditions are
pleasant and the spirit OF the people is
progressive. The project contains more
than 100 farms OF forty to eighty acres
ready for homeseekcrs and those who 90
upon the land this fall may be assured
fair crop next fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
AGED MAN PLEADS GUILTY
TO OFFERING BAD CHECK
Special 10 The Tribune.

SPECIAL 10 The Irlbune.
OGDEN, Oct. 1J.-Plcading guilty to
attempting TO obtain money by false rcp
resentation. G. p. Howard was sentenced
10 sixty days in the county Jail this
morning by Judge i. n. Murphy of the
city court. Howard was first charged
the case was called District Attorney
Harris withdrew the charge and eX-
pIalned to the court that the evidence
was not sufficient 10 warrant a sentence
10 the peniteptisry. The check was never
cashcd. but an attempt TO do so was
made by Howard. who is over so years
Of, age. He has already been in the
trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
Box Elders Alfalfa Secd Crop.

Special To The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Oct. 17-During the
past week tho Farmers Cash Union oi
the Bear river valley. with Headquarters
at Tremonton. shipped two carloads of
alfalfa seed, which comprises the harvest
OF the entire valley, among The member
was valued at $4,000, containing 10000
pounds Of seed each One consignment
went to Los Angeles and the other 10
Chicago. The Farmers Cash Union has
installed an alfalfa cleaning plant at
Trcmon,on. which is the largest plant
OF It's kind in Utah,
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Salt Lakers at st. Anthony.
Special In The Tribune.
A N-rrIIC,Nrx

SU"cIdI IN TIC JTIDUnc.
ST, ANTHONY, Ida. Oct II "a
country of magnificent distances" is the
way c. A. Quigley. manager CT the Stu
debaker Brothers' big implement house
at salt Lake. expressed himself on "A
recent visit here in company with I.-R
Freed of the Freed Furniture company,
also OF the same city. These gentlemen
were here in company with Joel Priest
OF the oregon Short Line, and all three
were much surprised at the progress he :
Ing made. not only locally but up and
down the entire valley Few towns in
the Snake river valley are showing more
advancement at present than the county
scat OF Fremont county With mony
thousands OF dollars being expended for
new buildings. 81. Anthony is fast reach :
Ing stage where she can truly be
called city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
NEW CORPORATION TAKES
OVER UNITED GROCERY co.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. iI.-Taking over the
business OF the United Grocery COM
pany. valued at sS000 the Union Gro
cery company has been formed, with ,
c6p4al stock OF $4,000 and shares at
500 each. Articles of incorpor alton for
the new concern were fled with the
county clerk this afternoon,
The company's principal store is at
e274 Washington avenue. The officers
are Charles A. Snow. president: Clar-
ence A. Child, vice president; John n.
Bishop. treasurer. They. with Della v.
Child and Phoebe p. Bishop form the
directorate
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For Attempted Larceny.

Spec1Hi 10 lie lriDunc.
OGDEN Oct. 1T.-Information charging
John King with attempted grand larceny
was filed with the district court this
afternoon by District Attorney Nathan
i. Harris. King was arrested at the fair
grounds September Z. after making an
unsuccessful effort TO pick the pockets OF
John Boutwell,. Boutwell, claims that
King had placed his hand in a pocket
when the attempted theft was oiscov-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
ON SILVER QUEEN
INTERESTS SALT LAkERS
Decial TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Oct. 1T.-Eecrnt developments
on Tie property 81 the Silver Queen Mill
Ing e. Mining company. near the north
fork of Ogden river. In what is known
caused coDsidera BILE excitement among
the stockholders, some OF whom live il
Salt Lake. Ogden and Park City. O. ~.
Molman. one OF the heavy stockholders
has secured leave of absence from tho
police department, accompanied by sew
erll others. and loft for tho district to-
day to supervise preliminary work with
regard TO the construction Of tun-
mel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
POLITICAL PARTIES
OPEN HEADQUARTERS
Special 10 The Trihune.

SpeclaI 10 Ilc ITlbUnr.
OGDEN. Oct. 17.-Headqusrters OF the
Republican and Democratic parties of
Weber county were opened at Ogden to-
day. Democratic hcadqua rtcr5 are 10
Gated in the Orphcum block on Wash
ipgton avenue. with Chairman W. w.
Browning in charge. The county COM
mittee OF the Democratic party an
nounced today thai w. III. Tahurst o(
the Third ward has been placed on the
legislative ticket TO fiji the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of A. A.
Scovil. The Republican headquarters on
Washington avenue between Twenty
third and Twenty fourth streets arc in
charge OF Samuel 6. Dye. county clerk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
Epidemic of Typhoid.
Special to The Tribune.

MONTICELLO. Oct 17.-An epidemic
now. About twenty cases have been re :
ported within the last few days. and
John Butt, prominent citizen of this
town, died OF the fever yesterday As
result the people are in great excite :
mont. mass meeting was held last
night and was attended by almost every
ono here They decided 10 ask the state
board OF health To send ii representative
10 the town 10 investigate sanitary con-
ditions.
This town is generally conceded 10 be
very hcalthful place. as IL Is situate cd
quite high In the mountains and has an
abundance OF fresh mountain water and
X is not known what causes the cpl
dcmic OF fever
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
BOYS PLEA CAUSES
DELAY OF SENTENCE
specjal 10 rhe Tribune

OGDEN, Oct. 17-At the request of
District Attorney Harris. Judge Howell
this morning delayed the sentencing of
Clarence Peterson, who has pleaded
guilty to grand larceny, until an in
vestIgation Of his story regarding the
theft of horse is made.
The boy was found With A stolen ami
NAL In the jungles along Weber river last
week. He admitted that the horse did
not belong TO him, but says he told the
officers that he had found II astray and
concluded that It had been lost from
The stockyar]s. The boy told the court
that he intended to return the horso II
any one claimed it and that ne had no
intention OF stealing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
News of the Interm0untain Region
WOMAN WANTS PART
INVENTORS PROFITS
John Douglas Pederscn COM
pelIed to File Statement of
Royalties He Received.

soeciaL to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct IT.-ComplylnE Win an
,o,dcr issued by District judge j. q.
Howell several weeks ago in which John
r,ourJas Pcdcrseu was required 10 iur~
rish a TIist Of the royalties which he mas
received from the manufacture OF
natcnted shotgun by the Remington
Arms company Of llion. y. Y, a nst
showing the amount received from IN,
arms company since July. 1908, was nicd
vIfh the district court this afternoon,
Pcdcrson says that he has received
total OF Si2.3SS.G0 since the manufacture
Of the gun began.
The order OF the court was issued ar
the request OF The attorneys for Mrs
Nellie Bennett Stuart. who has an actlpn
pending against Petersen in which sne
Claims an interest IN the invention OF
the gun through her former husband
A. l. Bennett,
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New Engine Arrives.

Special to Til. Tribune.
MURRAY. Oct. lit vaa Just the
same holiday here this afternoon
owing 10 the arrival OF the FIRE depart
ments new fire engine. which cost the
city approximately S21n0. The appars-
tus was tried out today, under tho dircc
tlon OF ". ~. Bvwater and rcprcscu-
tative OF tho eastern firm where the en-
eino was purchased. The engine pro-
duced a $50 pound pressure and pumped
400 gallons OF water per minute.
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ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST
BIG IRRIGATION co.


OGDEN, Oct. Ito enforce tho COL
lection of $4,000 alleged TO he due the
Union Portland Cement company by the
Zig Lost River Irrigation company suit
has been fled In the United States
court at Boise. Ida, by II. II. Hcnder-
son OF the Ogden bar on behalf of the
cement company, A suit for s230.ooo was
recently filed In the same court by the
Warren Corey Construction company of
Ogden for work done on the big irrl-
CATION project
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
Body Brought From Alaska,

PROVO. Oct. 1.-The body of Nellie
Murray. who died in the KIondikc last
May arrived In Provo this afternoon and
funeral services will be held Thursday.
Tho hour and place has not been deter
mined. Mrs. Murray was the daughter
of Thomas G. and Sonia Vincent. and
was born and rearcd here. She went TO
the klondikc several years ago and was
married after driving there. She leaves
father mother and several brothers
and sisters.
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Licensed to Marry.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 17.-Licenses 10 marry
were issued by the county clerk to The
following persons Monday:
William Henry Hunter Butte, and
Edith English. Eaysvile.
John \. Hales, Garland, and Edith Cow
ington, Ogden.
Charles r RowelI Los Angeles, and
Mary Eliza Taylor. Ogden.
Junior J. Bowman, Ogden, and Mary
l.. IIadlock. Clinton.
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Divorce and Marriage.
Special to The Tribune

PROVO. Oct lI.-Bessie gritch has
commenced suit in the district court for
divorce from Kirby Ertch on the grounds
of deserion. Plaintiff asks for her
maiden name, Bessie White. restored.
The marriage took place at Provo July
%. 1909.
A marriage license has been granted
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TOLD BY COURT HE
SHOULD BE A CONVICT
Special TO The Tribune

SptclGJ 10 L hS iripuhe
OGDEN. Oct 1T.-Decla ring that the
prisoner should be In the state prison,
Judge j. D. Murphy this morning Inn
posed sentence Of $50 days In the city
jail upon Alfred Anderson. arrested early
yesterday morning by Detective James
Pender. Anderson. it Is said had made
an attempt to lead his wife into life
Of shame. The wifc Amanda Anderson.
WAS also arrested. but upon the recon-
mcndatiou OF Detective Pendcr she was
allowed to leave the city.
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To Consider Petitions.
Special TO The Tribune.

MIDVALE. Oct l7.-For the purpose
OF considering petitions for cement side
walk the north side Of Center street
from Smelicr avenue on the west TO the
east line Of the property OF the school
house on the east, the MIdvale city coun-
ell VIII meet In special session Thurs
day evening. petition TO pave both
sides OF the street. extending from VIII
liz 4. Vincent's residence on Center
street north tc The city cemetery is also
TO be considered. IL is probable that
the city will pass upon these in the af-
nrmatlve and advertise for bids at once
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BRIGHT'S


People of open mind having
Bright'.' Disease OK having friends
who have, can hear of something
TO their advantage ii they will
write to John j. Fulton, 753 Bat
terry ST, San Fran" SEQ, Cal. Help
full diet list mailed free
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apple day" will be celebrated IL proper
arrangements can bc made. IL l*n
little town will get ready for the ccle-
bratlon this season but very likely next
fall Tremonton will celebrate hey hrst
apple day 10 which the people ol the
state will he invited 70 altcnd.
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Tremonton to Have Apple Day.

Special 70 The TrIbune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Oct. 1.-THE Bear
river valley people are trying TO make
arrangements for an apple day ceIe-
bration which. If inaucurated. via nc
an annual event just like peach day IS
In Brigham City. The matter ia being
Talked OF ln Tremopicn, at wbich place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
STARTS CRUSADE AGAINST
THE SALE OF P0IS0NS
Special 10 The Trlbunc.

MIDVALE. Oct. 17.-complaints against
c. c. Crapo & Sons, Goff & Co. and
the Booth Mercantile company Of Mid
vale and West Jordan Will be heard this
week before Justice OF the Peace N Will
liams of Midvalc. The complaints were
issued by the county attorney who is at
present taking steps toward the suppress
sion OF the sale of poisons. such as car
bolic acid, laudanum, etc. All complaints
were sworn 70 by D. ]. Barlow
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Firemen Work on Building.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 17.-The addition to the
central fire station which was started
severnl weeks ago Is nearing completion
The addition TO the station will be used
as a garage where the fire chiefs auto
mobile will be kept. Most OF the work
on the building is being done by the fire.
men at odd moments. and the cost to
the city Will he only for the material
used In the addition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18
Bonded TO Keep Peace.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct 17.-Because he threat
eped 10 kill Joseph Harrop and pointed
n revolver in his direction to emphasize
the threat. Harry Ross has been placed
under s300 bond to keep the peace.
Ross denies that he made any such
threat He win be given a hearing in
the police court when witnesses are
found
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Injurious Log-RolIinp.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MONTICELLO. Oct. l1.-Whilc loading
some heavy logs into wagon here yes
terday, y. j. Young sustained some serl-
ous injuries by chain breaking, which
caused log TO fall and roll completely
over him. Ono Of his feet was badly
mashed and he was skinned Irom his
head to his feet,
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Founders Day at Provo.
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. Oct. 1.-THE thirty fifth an
ntvcrsary OF Founders day was observed
by the Brigham Young university here
today by the entire school marching
through the streets with banners and
headed by brass band. The procession
OF 1000 students started from the univcr-
shy NJ ?:3o and marched TO the depot
and from there east TO First East sirect
and back To the school grounds.
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Instructions for Police.
SneciaI TO The Tribune.

SnecIHI 10 TIC IrIDuhc'
OGDEN, Oct t7-Mayor Glasmaun to-
day issued Instructions TO Chief OF Police
Browning 10 appoint an extra force Of
patrolmen To keep strict watch for
crooks who have been coming into the
city from Nevada and other points for
the past few weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-18

Your cough annoys you, Kea
hacking and tearing the delicais
branes OF your throat if you Va
be annoyed. But If you want
want to be cured, take Cnambsil
Cough Remedy. Sold by all deals
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School Board Moves.

10 T. G. Brown of salt Lake ci
.Armeretta B. Houston OF Cotton,