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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Unemployment of Marshal Davis.

SneCIuI TO Tic TrIDune.
PRESTON, Ida, Feb. l4.-Readars of
The Tribune will recall the nasty mess
OF municipal entanglements wrought here
last spring move upon the part of
1.-THE brethren 10 get hold of this mans
town. The newly elected subservient
hoard" fred Marshals Dave Davis and
j. w. Winward and imported a good
brother @. V. Nelson by name, from the
Rlverdale ward.
Well. matters have gone from bad TO
worse until the stencil thereof began 10
ascend heavenward so much so that at a
special meeting OF the board held in
Chambers last Wednesday night Dave
Davis was employed. II is thought
that G. V. Nelson Will soon get cali
back 10 the farm In Rlverdale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Marriage Licenses at Provo.
IaI TO The Tribune.

NTl'ITJT 10 7 T' ITTU1TIIV.
PROVO. Feb. ls.-MarriaSc licenses
were issued today by the county clerk
TO Pairs Ballard and Ida Viola Chadwick,
both of Tucker. William Grover Johns
and Dora Maud Hanson. both Of Spanish
Fork: pimicS Clilds and Emma Belle
Wheeler. both OF SprinENlllc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
MRS. TAFT'S SECRETARY
BECOMES A BRIDE

WASHINGTON Feb. IA change in
secretaries Is soon TO mark Mrs. Taft's
wing of the white house, Cupid has crc-
atcd the prospective vacancy there and
this viii occur soon after Easter. when
Lieut. Richard Wainwright H.. OF IN.
navy leads 10 the altar Miss Augusta
BlcCh. who has filed the position as
private secretary TO the wifc OF the pres.
ident. Miss Mary II. Spicrs rf this city
has been selected as Miss Blccb's sue
CeSSOr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Weber Marriage Licenses.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. l4.-Llcenses 10 marry
were issued by the county clerk this aft
ernoon 10 the following: Horace !. Bird.
Oakland and Ellen NJ Rutedge, Ogden:
Evan r. Johns. Plymouth, Pa. and Mary
Sink Logan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Held for Trial.
The Tsibunc

Special 10 The Teibunc.
MURRAY. Feb. 1i.-Robe"t Gleason
and another man. who a. few weeks ago
entered the home OF Groven Hansen here
and carted away household goods valued
at about $500. have been bound ovcr
10 tho district court by Judge Carl Morck
OF the city court OF this place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
|last and Boulders.

ffb. l4.-The blasting of the
nc bed OF the river in Ogden
.'en mas been In progress by a
~ employed by the Ogden
company. Is nearly COM
y q lew days the big cleo
oSled by the company Will
rcmovc the rocks from the
~ roadbcd. This prccaution
'ahen oy the company TO pre-
~ 10 It's racks and roa dbcd
''Fh water. which is expected
ue Weather grows warmer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Died in the Mental Hospital.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 1i.-Johu r.. Pickering
aged Ii years. an inmate of the state
Mental hospital. died al that institution
today from general paralysis. He leaves
widow and family residing in Salt Lake
City and his body win he shipped To that
place for burial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
An Aged Resident Dead.

puoyc Fob. i.-Charlcs Vincent aged
M yrars died al his homo here tonight
(roIn general debility. nc WAS said TO u"
thc Oldest resident of l'r@vo. MY YIN,
conf ,yas born IN South Wales in 1870, and
came "a Utah in 1851. He has been q
resident OF this state ever since ne Is
s,If, iycd by a widow and six grown Child
ren, No arrangements have yet been
,,,gIc for tla funeral.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Invite State Horticulturists.
% The Tribune.

Special 10 nc Tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 1.-THE Provo CONNER
Cial club and other representatives of this
city Will Invite the state horticultural so
cicty. which meets In convention in salt
Lake Tuesday and Wednesday. Ia hold
their next convention In the Garden CITY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
vince Force at Tooele.

Ia fep. AR. s. Croppcr.
d p'. c. Horton. +. NJ.
n T. Wcathcrwsx A. f.
Iutshaw. G. l. Gros-
d al ~ ~ on"r. constituting The
.acc .nr J. 5. aud K. smellcr
|al i,n,nI, I'Hed Sunday and arc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Funeral of vindis Fischer.

Spccial to Tho Tribune
MURRAY. Feb. A.-Funcrai services
were held i'm the First ward chapel hero
tndav over the body OF Viudis Fischer.
thc son OF Mr. and Mrs j. Fischer OF
East Mil creek Former Bishop T.. q.
,Iiiiar ofTirIatcd at ihc services. Intimate
friends OF the bereaVed parents deliy-
ere. addresses Music was furnished py
Tho. ward choir Burial took Pia'c J" t''e
south Cottonwood cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
W BE Census Takers

~ irlDunc.
rep. l4.-lobp \. Jensen,
larsen and Mrs. Tilda Lar
A rcnas from Gunnison for the
.-jzv sub enumcrators and met
@nl H. Tor examination. Post
sph NordiclS conducted the
'oh about three hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
HIGH SCHOOL SITE WANrE

Tho board OF education will rccoiys
scaled. proposals for n high school sifo
pp to noon, February 10. 1910. Site 10 be
aot less than @0Nco rods. east of Main
street.
The night is reserved 10 reject any or
al proposals.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
2o2 City and County BVildinG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

A private safe may DO rented in the
ire and burglar proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company,
80 Up. Main street. $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
sranted Letters.

lhe NJ, ,a1a.,.,Lctlcrs Of aImjnls-
. krnII W. oi The estate OF
Of tbc Z brakeman. ono OF
xhlc, southern Pacific rail-
Nerc occurred at L.emuy
kroli Iaucd To tho widow.
tpnd ., ~ the district conri
H The o,Vno was required
aion I'm ei.lu'c consists chief
" krolps aiamnscs against the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
,sas g Of Smallpox,

~ '"II'.
shs n.-Anoihcr case .of
'olter lRyllrd To Sanitary In
elIch 'l's morning by Dr. II.
|clor according to The sani-
nnIInc iS i.S from the violation
IndIcl mws by j. u. Kcener.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

A friend indeed is a friend who never
,cscnts vour success so bitterly that
he can make you believe he S pleased
over il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

'sHe married an old fashioned won
an.
..ls that sc!i
u'Yos: she won I even let him smok,
in thc house. ''-Dctroit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-25

Spring had come to Whitby. The banks of the river wore a soft green mist and the fresh young grass sprouted merry along the black wharves. The white heecy clouds chased across the deep blue sky and the rowboats and the little yachts had come to their moorings, dazzling white with new coat of Iaint The Japanese screen again sheltered the high balcony and the long chair stood in its accustomed Miss Penrose lay among the scarlet cushions and looked at young Aurora.
 It was long, tiresome winter dear.
 Yes, aunt"
 But at least child. you had something to look forward to-
 It's been hard winter and Aurora idly twisted her long, red sash You don't know how hate to write letters. He asked me to write him every day think what nonsense! Things don't happen every day and so l wrote once week-there isn't thing l hear and and buy that don't write about. tell him all about the afternoon teas and tennis parties and balls and theatre parties-oh dear me" and she sighed in unaffected despair; and when l send of letter fat that have to put double postage. he writes back that wrote anything Men unreasonable'
 Child do you think that you can make him hapPy:'
 He to think SO. or he wouldn't have asked me Of course he will be happy-he is distin- guished
 There was pause. At all events" said Miss Penrose, you are satished: She gazed at the girl with quizzical look which the latter did not under stand.
 "Oh, dear. yes One cant have everything. and Roger Is the greatest American poet you know"
 Was it his idea to meet you here"
 Well no, aunt. You see. the people at home are all so dreadfully unpoetic, and I thought papa and mama and Roger would have little to talk about.
 The day Roger Lythgoe arrived Miss Penrose was alone. The room was still and peaceful and the sunlight fell through the plants at the windows and shaft lay at her feet she sat reading by the open ire.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-25

Aurora, do you understand? he cried bitterly. Il love youw
 You love me?" she repeated-"and AuroraS'
 It Is true, he groaned, and turned away. Forgive Roger and she held out her hand. "do no, le, heart can bear wounds will always be your friend as have been. Come for the strength you think can give, and 1t will be my glory that l able to help you by word or deed
 He held her two hands in his with grasp that Pained' and their eyes met Roger, and oi her her eyes hlled with unaccustomed -you do know how love you-'
 Why. Roger when did you come:" An uneasy silence fell on the noisy group He shook hands with Aurora-he couldn't kiss her before all these curious young eyes.
 That night Aurora went to her aunt's room for moral support.
 Hasn't he grown old" and she threw herself on the bed. Miss Penrose looked al Aurora with guilty start and thrust away pile of letters
 ne idea ot looking at old letterst and Aurora yawned. "l wish people wouldn't write letters-;r's dreadful handwriting. But hasn't he grown olds-
 T don't think, sad Miss Penrose. that h- iccls happy"
 Don't you? I wonder why I know he adores me-
 Fortunately she did not wait for an answer
 The cruelty of youthT old Aurora nlurInured and beat away moth that tried commit suicide m ,hr yellow flame of the candle
 The tide low. They strolled along the frrn gray beach strewn with seaweed and whitening crsb shells and pebbles.
 "Is it reasonable that she can love u,e2- he sS claimed. and stood stock still and looked al her The wrinkles on her forehead vanished and she laughed " ou mus: not ask me
 He laughed against his will ~l shall make her unhappy"
Arizona republican., 1910-04-25

and newspapers"
 Well, to be honest. she will make me unhappy" They walked in silence.
 What does handsome young creature hSe nat want to marry me for ?: he cried in desperation
 You have asked her; what did she say"
 Did believe her capable of breaking her wo-d and my heart: She IS sngr,arly obtuse, ML-; shall l do: As gentleman, cannot break my word"
 You've just deserted me. Roger and Au-crs pouted. What were you doing in that chur-h-- Roger turned scarlet his specacleS and old Arrar drew young Aurora to the couch and pat,-d 5r- hand and then Roger patted the other. bur Eei,hef spoke.
 What is the matter," Aurora cried.
 Aurora, my darling Aunt Aurora began hr, her lips trembed
 Let me speak" Roger interrupted hastily -I szl 10 blame" But he did no; to ind words 10 begin.
 '"Is father sick or mother:' and Aurora turned white. s1
 No, child no
 What has happened;". and she tried to draw her hands away, but they both chung her
 Aurora, Aurora, know you will ioTgive-" Roger began very uncertainty, just the door was opened and a long, lanl man put in his head
 Mrs Lythgoe. pardon me, but you left your sun shade Tn the church. whereupOn he withdrew
 Mrs. Lythgoe," she cried. and measured li Aurora from head to foot; T don't believe ii!-
Arizona republican., 1910-04-25

sn CROSS the narrow street paved with cobble- H among winch the , grass ;ts spaSHao solisssr
 gable surnounted by primitive oeii-tower When the bell tolled Miss Penroses aoooe across the way vibrated, and so did the doughnuts on rns bakers counter underneath, tor Miss fenrose hVeo ever the bakeshop
 When the ricketv depot carriage swung up before Miss Penroses house, Aurora within it, sat looking climbed down from his perch and breathed in upon her an air of mingled whiskey and peace
 "You're here mem." he said, and Aurora looked at him with such engaging smile that he coughed confdentiallv behind a very dirty hand and added: ''She do have the qHeerest folks come visitin one own me euarter- two years come Aususl. tle f writes poetry 1 wouldn't have her know Tor nothin'!" and he rel=ased her. Aurora flew up the narrow stairs. -
 The old Aurora and the young Aurora" and she was held arms length and the old Aurora iooKeo at her with critical eyes just little weary.
 T wouldn't mind being old if l were as distn- guished as you are! and young Aurora hung her
 Miss Penrose winced little "So it seems that am really old? say and over to myself, but have never quite believed it..
 If I'm oalv as nice as you when m as olu'
 For Heavens sake, child that will do. It only proves that an oid Aurora is absurd. l abhor the name but she said gaily, kissing her nece, may you live to be an old Aurora of hundred = What heavenly place" said young Aurora, sink ing into low chair and signing with joy. It was plants There was q filtered desk and low table beside couch. and on the wide hearth a driitwood fire blazed with and scarlet and golden flames. while the early summer hckered through the vines at the windows
 What heavenly placer young Aurora repeated.
 Wait till you see my workshop! Now come to your room An, child. I'm glad you have come! l need youth about. You l had nearly forgotten that l growing old
 From the balcony of Miss Penrose's workshop you could look down the winding river just past the Whitby lighthouse to the ocean.
 Miss Penrose proclaimed her supreme indifference to the social amenities when she moved into the old house on the wharf with bakeshop underneath.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-25

She looked up startled and faint blush crept into her cheeks. You were not expected until to- night" she exclaimed. Aurora is a tennis tour nament--she will feel SO disappointed"
 He had grown older and his beard was grayer and there was a weary look in his eyes.
 He smiled faintly as he drew up chair to the fire. "I afraid shall be frightful contrast to those young fellows What, in Heavens name, did she see in old fellow like me?'
 Surely, you know your own worth" she said quickly
 No, have lost faith in myself have come to the turning point of fife There is no future only past. show it in my work; it's been rot this past yoar Enough of me! and his face cleared "What have you doneT
 Nothing" she said impatently q, too am grow ing old. it seems. The winter was dreary-ny work was bad"
 To-day is one of your days and he watched her face; "you should be sketchng; the orchards are full of apple-bossoms and sunshine. ' always think of you when see the glory of springtme You have eternal youth in the touch of your brush"
 He paced the floor and finally stopped before her. You will think me disloyal you will despse me" he cried, Out must speak, All this miserable year l have been homesick for-think of it-you"
 The sunlight touched her down-bent head with the wavy gray hair. An early bee beat against the windowpane in vain effort to reach yellow prim- rose She looked up with frank smile. "1 am glad" she said. No, not so long as you in the encyclopedias
Arizona republican., 1910-04-25
which favored the atmosphere with doaghnuts.

which favored the atmosphere with doaghnuts.
 q shall buy the house from the baker if l can, Miss Penrose said to Aurora, and l mean to live here and die here. You will inherit it after am cremated-remenlber, wish to be cremated, and she paused in the washing of her brushes. She had on long calico paint-splashed pinafore and there was a tired look in her face. On the easel stood her last work suniit spring landscape with apple trees in glorious blossom and pool rejecting the spring sky--and there was touch ot chill Tn the splendor of the sky
 You sec it is the youth of the year.. she ex- plained, "and youth is always bit cruel
 Please don't"
 Don't what. child? ,"
 "Talk of dying" md Aurora shivered.
 "AVhy not. It is ihc most int resting experience ih iife-the only experiment each makes for himself Sometimes long for the time. l am little tired of my own body,' sie said; "it has stood between me and happiness.
 Aurora stared at her aunt To be tired of ones own body-it was beyond her. The young Aurora's body was a particularly agreeable one. "You must have been very fascinating woman," she said s"l am sure many men have been in love with you
 "Not just with me, child, but with my mind. Never tl,eless it's very kind of you. There run down and eee if that was the postiran."
 The balcony was shielded by a Japanese screen and in one corner stood an easy chair. Miss Penrose leaned back among the red cushions and stared down the river. - hanu.. .-i i-t---.----
Arizona republican., 1910-04-25

,s CROSS the narrow street. paved with coooie-
 As stones among winch the grass sprouteo' vS stood the old brick church with its solitary
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-28

prfze Winner Draught Beer at the
Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-28

Now that Congress has adjourned
We can expect 10 hear of Alaska )
James the First making back-t tracks
for the Northland in order to tell the
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-28

'Eeins satisfied since my first ex-
petition in 1891 that the Eastman
cameras and films were best suited for
th1s class IF work. have used both
exclusively in all my Arctic expedi-
hons since, and it is to this that l at
tribute the fact that l have brought
back series of photographs which in
quantity and quality probably exceed
any other series Of photographs oh
tanned from the Arctic regions"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-28
THE LOOKER-ON


u .na >"ae district has rAsnt. a,-
.- ~ mU-H g. .tampea. IN as is
NOV DnaEl L. -N.-t IN Tie .asIr Idu-
3fad country Dame Fortune yau Has.
look down upon tos t.,uz4ud- II
-laaFeder- Running mIA,f ana ti4tI..,.
s'ef The district - naa ~ ttalr say
Z" the reported ,triEy aud ~ .WnI
iaei- these mortal h-
MaN Smrt ,ta b. e.u-5J.ret u.
lhaIis - discoveries 4a tat .st5.u
II tle aamla. aanae - Heaauaz-.,
aurH -rra- rat mas uaa,. ugr srr
hunting for I'll, fy.Ioa mrtaL aud
Hea ~ -ae- there Las As-n Hatline
discovered =. .4a- l.. Warrant E ei-n.
Hatd tHat country ot=r-lapg4t.d
fHe-r a1- af- IT. a.aa. fl Il, as,sa.,.
- Should .h.Eg out tsr -. .s..
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canr4a E.rrhaH naa ia ..4ar4-.l
~ th- ry,au. ,att,f n.tr
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from Point Hope I'M. relief ex...lf.f..,.
was starm-bound foi tbree y..l. =,
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-28

Darling & Dean CO. have installed
IN shop IN connection .. tn Their store,
End are prepared to furnish Hydraulic
H'pe. Smoke Stacks, Ttnmare, and do
all kinds e. repair work.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-02
DURHAM, N. c., June 2, 1910
WRECKLESS DRIVERS.

Many people do not feel good
toward the crowd that whirls BY
them on the public highway in
an automobile under ordinary
conditions and at moderate rate
of speed, and this feeling is in
creased when they have a team
that is easily scared.
We have nought but the kind
est feeling for the man that is
able to afford a machine and ride
about in it. They are great con-
veniences and afford much pleas
ure to all that own them.
But with constant use of a ma
chine that will easily run forty
miles an hour there arises a reck-
lessness that is a menace to the
public. We. do not believe that
there are many people that will
maliciously do another an injury,
and as whole most drivers of
automobiles are considerable of
the comforts of others, but in
some cases reckless drivers make
it a nuisance to the fellow that
is compelled to go about in his
pursuit of a living. Such drivers
engender the i'll feeling of many
and cause all drivers to be put
in their class.
There is a law against high
speed both on the streets of the
city and on the county roads, but
if any one has ever been held up
and made to pay this fine, We
have seen nothing of it in the
papers In justice to the care
full drivers of machines the city
and county authorities should
see to it that reckless drivers are
fined every time the law is vio-
lated. tits daily becoming more
hazardous for the travelling pub
lie, and.such would be the case
if every person that owned a
machine was careful, and the
public safety demands that the
laws against speeding he en-
forced.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-02
From Ro1bOro, Route s.

II was reported that a mad
dog was running at large on last
Saturday and bit several of our
nefghbor's dogs, but the mad
dog has been killed by the owner.
Glad 10 say that Mr.. E. r.
NOEL, Of Undertake, will lead
the singing class at Antioch on
next Saturday and Sunday.
c. H. Tapp recently went to
Mill Greek church to hear Rev.
J. II. Bass preach.
w. 7. Gentry recently found a
bee tree and has captured the
bees and is now eating their
honey.
If you never tried to eat a
strawberry dumping, just sam
pie one and you will pronounce
it the best of all dumplings.
ID. J. Rogers and wife spent
last Sunday evening with his sis
ter, Mrs. w. A. Barton.
Captain J. X. Wrenn, of Dur.
ham, who has been recently
fishing on Barton's pond said
whenever we wanted rain here
to send for him and Zeb Council
ard it would be sure and come,
as it rained every time they had
been here trying to sport a while
fishing.
Corn is looking very well con.
sidering the cool weather but in
a few weeks it will be so hot We
can hardly live. However mind
you the crop will then grow and
in a few hot days will make ~
lost time.
SERMON OUTLINE.
mot willing that any should
perish, but that all should cons
10 repentance. ~ Peter 3: ..
1.-The text does not tescf
that il was foreordained that /
portion Of His creatures be saved
and a portion be lost. without al
opportunity to gain heaven b.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-02

~ AZ whom these presents may come
Erecting:
Whereas, II appears TO my ssiisfae
TIN, by duly authenticated record 81 Tie
proceedings for the voluntary dissolution
hereof by the unanimous conseHt Of al
he stockholders. deposited ~ my Office.
that the I.ansford Horse and Mule Com.
pany. corporation of this STATE, who's
principal Office Is situated al Peaboly
street. IN the city of Durham. Comfy u
Durham, State u Moth Carolina, j. o.
Lnnsiord being the agent therein and 10
shnge there {, upon whom process nay
BE- sefsed.D has complied with the &c.
gtifcmcnts Of Chapter a.. Revisal u
iy'5. entitled "Corposstions.r veiiini.
nary TO the issuing q this Certificate u
Dissolution.
Vow. Therefore. I, ] Byan Crimes.
secretary 81 State Of the State of North
carolina, do hereby certify that the sail
corporation did, on the zQh day Il
March 1910. file In my Office duly eve
cuted and attcstcsi consent IN writing y
tie dissolution "a said corporation. exc.
cusch by Al the stockholders thereof,
which said consent aud the record 81 The
proceedings aforesaid are nov on Gle W
ny said Office rs provided by Law.
~ Testimony Whereof, 4 have hereto
ct my hafd and affixed my Official seal.
= Raleigh, this ssih dsv 4 March. A.
ID. f9io.
]. BRYAN CHIMES.
Secretary a state.