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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31
OLD LONDON BRIDGE.
II Linked tho Twelfth Century With
tho Eighteenth.

It Linked tho Twelfth Century With
tho Eighteenth.
For centuries old London bridge,
with IT'S double row Of houses, was the
home Of generations who lived and
traded over the Thames waters
Holbcin lived ana painted there. Os-
borne. the prentice lad, lcapcd through
window iu the house Of his master.
Sir William UcWct. 10 the rescue OF
Sir Williams daughter. who had fallen
into the swollen food Of lhc river be
low md by winning her for his wife
mid the foundation Of thc ducal house
Of Leeds Crispin Tucker had his shop
ON the bridge 10 which Pope and
Swift and m1ny another author OF
fame made pllgrimagcs TO purchase
books and gossip with tic waggish
shOpkccpcr Crockcr's Dictionary was
printed "at the Looking Glass on Lon
don bridge" and gigantic corn mills
dominated thc south end OF the struc-
turc. not many Yards from the wonder
fnl Nonsuch House. n huge wooden
pile WIN turrcts and cupolas brought
from Holland
Such in brief outline was the London
bridge which linked the twelfth with
tho eighteenth century and which
when II was ON ITS last lettering legs
was removed 90 give place ~ ms fine
successor OF our day. the stone I'm
which fig said 20 bc nearly double
that employed i'm building ST. Paurs
cathedral Montreal Standard
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31
WORK HORSE PARADE.

New York, May 3l.-EQuine vcter-
today IN the annual work horse pa
radc, The place OF honor was given
to Nlmeda, fire department "vct'
who was recently sold, after having
dragged an engine through the streets
OF the metropolis for sixteen years
The purchaser was man who loves
horses and who guaranteed TO give
the old fellow comfortable hone
and the freedom of fine grazing land
for the remainder OF his life.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31

Flossie' the Persian bme.ribbon cat
owned by Sir Claud Baker, of London
"hlch mas arrived In this country ON
an extended sea voyage taken for her
health The cat is travelling in tho
special care of steward on the steam.
err ornba. During the voyage from
england she gave birth to four kittens
she VIII return shortly to London Inv
way OF the West Indies.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31
MISSIONARY DELEGATES SAIL

New York, May 2l-A large party
OF American delegates TO the Worlds
Missionary Conference in Edinburg,
Scotland. sailed from New York to-
day. The Red Star steamship Kroon-
lands cabin Accommodations were
chartered by the party.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31

Don't faiI to inspect the splendid
assortment Of high grade pianos which
are being sold at greatly reduced
prices, at the Special Sale conducted
by the Baldwin Company, now going
ON at 5luefeld Avenue and Mercer
Street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31

Great Falls Mont Chas. Geisser
of this city saws: "Uollisters Rocky
Mountain Tea has bcen a great help
TO me. I have used it for two years
and can recommend 1t as good
blood purifier" For sale by The
White Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31
DISCUSS CHURCH UNION.

Montreal. May 81 Church union
will likely be taken up and acted
upon at The general Methodist con
ference which opens today at Brock.
vile. Many clergymcn strongly favor
church union and it Is possible that a
definite program looking TO this end
may be adopted.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31
nonre..Lrn sinht,.

II there anything moro dopro sing
Than rau uGua Dn au overturned
tombstone or fhc sight Of dining
room Table covered with dirty dishes.
what is ifr. AtchIsOn Globe.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31
H Knew

Teacher now Willie tell us one Of
Tho pruniu1. events iu Roman history
aud mention the date Willie Mark
Antony went TO Egypt cos hc had %
date with Cleopatra uarpcr's Bazaar
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31

Boston. May 81 Boston work hors-
es had their eighth annual parade
today the line of march being alone
Commonwealth avenue and adjacent
streets. The parade has been a
Memorial Day feature in the Hub for
many years.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31

Chicago, May Sl.-Seyeral thou.
sand OF the quartor-milllon work
horses regularly employed in the city
of Chicago pranced proudly through
the streets today in the first annual
wok horse parade. The local move,
mcnt was organized along the lines
OF the annual cart parade In London
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31

Gf YOU would hit the target aim lit.
tie above So Every arrow that fics
feels The attraction Of c1rth.-Ionrfel
low.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-05-31
sUPRENE coURT AoIouRNs

Washington May 80 After rc.
cess from May o. the United states
supreme Court convened again today
for a brief final session preliminary
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-31
COMMISSIONERS GALE.
Fulton Circuit Court. Kentucky.

Fulton Circuit Court, Kentucky.
Mrs. Jennie Mcclure. Plaintiff. a.
gainst Mrs. Lou Harper, ETC., Defend
ant.-Equity.
By virtue Of a Judgment and Or
der of Sale Of Fulton Circuit Court.
rendered at the January term. there
of. 1908. in the above cause, for
the sum of Eighty-five Dollars with
interest at the rate of per cent per
annum from the Gath day of January
1908, until paid, and costs herein. !
shall proceed to offer for sale at the
Court House door In Hickman. Ken
lucky to the highest bidder. at PUB
Lie AUCTION. ON the 18th day of
April. 1910, at 10 o'clock, a. M. or
thereabout (being County Court day..
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Pen and Ink.

FNU sU6 tNfss
The pen-it 10 a magic wand
That drives the sordid world away
And calls up scenes from far beyond
The prison housing hills OF day.
II wavss-and 10. another world.
A wonder-world. 10 bid arise
Where fsncy's banners are unfurisd
And tossed against the laughing skies.
The ink--it 10 a magic pool
Wherein the future and the past.
And sage and soldier. king and feol
Await the rousing bugls blast;
And We may bend above and look
And work our neeromance alone
Until in written page. or book,
These hidden things become our own
And yst-snd yet-ths wand we clutch:
We whisper spells OF golden sooth:
The pool We gaEe In ovsrmuch
And Il Is dull and dead. In truth.
The world OF fancy blurs and fades
And vanishes all tremulous-
And hooking In its lights and shades
The world We have comes back to usl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-31

Silver Rose is a beautiful black
roam Saddle Stallion, Is hands and 8
inches high. weighs hoo pounds, Z
years old; and comes of one of the
best saddle strains in the country
combining the noted Denmark and
Rose blood. He has plenty of style.
good action and disposition. and goes
all the gaits In an easy graceful man
ner. Full pedigree on application.
Silver Rose will make the season
of 1910 at the following places: On
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
each week he will be at John Nc
Farlands farm in Mississippi county,
Missouri, near James Bayou bridge;
all other days at the stables of w.
A. Hinshaw. y mile south of Hick-
man. KY. on Troy Road.
TERMS: $40 to insure.
-HiNsHAW & MCFARLAND.
Miss Lucy Davis Hayes, grand
daughter of jeff Davis, will be chief
sponsor at the Mobile Reunion of
Confederate veterans next month.
The N. G. a ST. L. Railroad people
have a pile driver and crew here put
ting In new piling under the trestle
above town, which was in a very dan
gerous condition owing to the caving
bank This same thing has to be
done about once a year, and IL is
doubtless the most expensive piece OF
{ ack ON the whole system.
Sheriff johnson has promised to
appoint a deputy in this end of the
county. Why he has not done so We
don't know. We do know. however,
that he aould no longer delay max
ing this appointment. The young
sheriff is very popular in Fulton and
he should heed the voice of his
friends when they ask for protection.
Give us this deputy at once. Mr.. John
son.-Fulton Commercial.
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upon a credit Of six months the fol
lowing described property, to-wit:


lowing described property. to-wit:
The SW quarter of Sec. rs T. 1,
r. 5. West, except what is cut off by
road running east and west. contain
ing about 1856 acres which belonged to
Mrs. Tyler at her death.
Or sufficient thereof to produce the
sums of money SO ordered to be
made. For the purchase price. the
purchaser. with approved security or
securities. must execute Bond. bear
ing legal interest from the day of
sale until paid. and having the force
and effect Of q Judgment Bidders
win be prepared to comply promptly
with these terms.
J. R. MINER. Com.
Thirstyf REQ II wha. you nesa
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-31

invents a wont-come-unued string for
xomen's shoes is wasting his time.
One OF the great evils Of coffee
drinking Is the way a man talks con
tinually about having stopped II.
Lettuce is cooling To get the best
results, fan yourself with II.
Most OF US think that the man who
returns a two-cent stamp he has Dor
rowsd is as nnicky a. the one who 40
oepts two cents for one We borrow.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-31
OF Course.

"And Is your milk pasteurizedY"
asks the prospective customer OF the
dAiryman.
Sure" he replies. MY boys pas
turize the cows every morning"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-31
Next.

Next.
At last the cruel men had yielded TO
the Inevitable. and woman had been
given the ballot.
While the women were assembled In
a grand jubilee meeting the voice Of
the speaker was drowned by a blare
of music
Around the corner came band.
heading an immense procession of
boys and girls bearing banners In
seribed:
"Votes for Childrenl"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-31
OlDMH4S .5s.Ssss.

Woman's work
Ia never done. but
most mems work
is only half done.
Once In q while
you see q man
who seems to wish
that he could wear
jeweled combs In
his whiskers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-31

thirsty REQ IL wha. you BED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
~ OID VANS PtR tDISF.
All, srtGTr, 81 New l0rk for the Woman
Who Never NErripS

4 mrdd'' aged w,rrs was asked the
othn- day Why nm" rnu-a 20 live IN the city
alon" ratha. than among her relatives.
who We" comfortably situated IN little
city some d,Struc" away She laughed
ana rrpIiod
Why don't vou NuoW that New York
- ~" old n1rd pt'lds"'' And after
,lo had "vpllin"1 b. h"~ point Of view
Wa "'siiv app" .'1i'i
H. tho n-.. ,.arr tho" arc not many
obi mad. m th" ,I-i -. cltios. -yarIalIy IN
th., 'nIdil" ant far Vet. and IN" few VINO
40 in"-o ur" doomed c tl"- - be the
sup" -4'l.l.-l.r eve .ywu.-a fuoy 90. or
'p bury ii"'1rro.N'-. M 'h~I- prime, hiber-
nate. a. a. VOC. Tor want az companions
sIlV
The r"-r,ron to- or TN" bridge party
aTords no opportunity for tLc cEchangs
81 IDEAS not r.cl "lO.Ea 90 di-clDss
~" ~. wh"'a"r o. not there Ir" any
i"ls To- l.s" Joe" 81 ","IluE .TaIrs and
itu'"-s tu" guess 1921" al coupled. and n
. srIus'". gu"- Do" must - 20 knowing
she O., throwing tho who." arrangement
Ouf Df grlr " .uc 3. s'fa Fp4rE enough
io care % iIn'". -u'u" O.. o.. nan mutt
at pu' 49," dance, -'' IrIuI-"- .I
lu - uffIc ti.' o. .yfl-'Hr can 40 20 a
lacturc and "van - i'a fhrl'ro. 4 sho
can find anoIh"r .IUIII.Iy lu, lIu"d, nut
ihnl" .ntortaluW"-jr i, NJ ooDu. often
~ small place. and 80 u"t 'h"." Be- 3
Z. o. d"ll ul rhy-uu" going 10 vast"
and having h".. h.' JACK very dun
In Ht""1
In N,w YORK th"-o l- never scarcity
= "ulfs'IIuE 'u.ru- % 80 a!t never y
sprIl TO even InHl ar~.n.c should "No
or ,Tdrl -'rrrts mss" her SOLITARY on
rug- SAFE. aud thor" az others Tx" her
"vHryv h"''
IN" roar morir.- - ou,.- family
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

tt" uld day. pr,lr,c- 81 century OF
mo-" apo. " hen b." late col Frank VI
B Han aud 'f1orN 81 IA" Maryland con
7 'tuLrI. w"'H rir'uE ~puk" up veteran
-u-fmun -Npu ~, abou, Your ruotr-,
q th" r-,>ou, 3ly. MARYLAND and Nir.
.'iull N"r' Eh"rr hey raised hem, and
t,-GaF sack luyucr. Jimmy Rowe. Ih-o,
drrr G"i,-- th, tlr,h-. Billy and Mn"d-
A." pT".ty far representatives IT th" Did
-pnuul
4 r"u"wh"r race NJ old Pimlicn
h"~' Ria NIri.lt beat hlE field ui
uur-"- Iu one ~ their long race, tht'
Dl't" ur ih, Breckenridge" when Frank
Han u"~uwu"r. rumu"I 81. 81 h" timers
sand aitrr 900" 'iu-h and ran shouting
down the rDrIr~" # -. hI- mare. u was
fully twrUtv To-" from the platform ~ the
-tInd Ia ur track but the lll Maryllnd''i
uId" ~" light AK" hlrd.
II Frank Juyu"r mad" the s'Niate
Euvl~h raccEu"r- stare a. NanduWn la-i
ruilmu 10y hi~ r,'b.l wells wh,r ns puf'-,,
~ % coup " 10 o. one 81 h" " M, nsy horses.
: 100 ~.r" Or" worked ~ a few notes lac
lea net " ti'' 'IIutug R''-- fatru, l'z AMI
1"r fhuruUgtht Tor DAVIS \ Hall
~ D." Nr- Though ! iuu-i saw Jack ALWAYS
hat . p'',.y fair r"u"rioIr. 81 ms own
I r",pll ur, prpu-rur ~ Monmouth Park
- I"u luNrr' Wpu % rae" ~ % ~" bIg
chestnut g"lHng itr-ap"1k" hv ~
Blgl-"
-,'."- thlt dly In"v ruu,"d -o loudly
mt -' long 'ha nobody pIII any t'' "u-
'tuu Goo .hr rlr" bul watched Iu" antics
~ OBJ" ulIr Chesapeake Nu- Winning 10y
. hHui',I .t.d- hu. ih.r mad. HD iif-
ference .r" r,.I-l g'll -ruui"i an M"
uuruh'.- We. l,,. AMI ,i"u There. w'r" .
'"N "N,rr wnnup- 81 GOV '"' good
ul.'l-. 90.
4 .tw n r..trrg bee" he, ~irirR that
for -p,rIHu..t lnti~ luvih'ug -l-. that
over cam" urd"r nay observation. i't"r-
posed u iI-r'.u"r II ~I- ~ th"GrIy"-''ud
trirk \ Nuuuu If Jockeys and Wallets
w"r" 10 ~" stand reserved tor th"'r
Ic"uWru. -itllpu lu iD' pIdd rck
Ilur" vg- % fwp.y'pr old rae" on tie
rIri. ard ~" rr-' part 81 th" race Wa
run Iu absolute" -rl"ur" suddenly q
brown r,It u"trIrg ~" Belmont Cplor-
shot pui 81 o." ruDN and ~" moment tn"
rN"TrN aud uirapu Jacket showed - con
c'Ii.i -hru' Of ON" ON. Won Dug1u''
-...Ui'i trHrH -.ur' o. NOR" IT vuutb'ul
threats .u rI,. ptdduok stand Everybody
Turned u that direction. and Tor the
rest 81 10. rae. th' tattoo II feet ON
d." hunr. ~" shaping 1t finger.
Com" "u. vpu Dugaur 10 high pitched
tones dreamed tIl other sound The
listeners almost ,u-u.uI"i that somebody
M that stand hat an oral h"' on ~"
B.Imurt entry
/ Wa rather rruu-.i during th" recent
SaratpEl ru""tiug 81 au occurrence m -"
clubhouse. nrpk" Iu -t'li another member
- thn party \ ruiu WHO ui- had some
"NH-rl"uD" a. % rur.ug u'h"Iai and VINO
iIk"- T." max" pU oral wager uCCI-iouhIlv
Utd heard oi what he thought was an
extraordinary god tnlug Sporting Lite
~ts tn horses name. / think. and the
,'d- N"r'' ~ cd go tu I. \ oumrnl~-ion"r
Sru - a. - ltty a- DO" I~ popular land tht
- .I,I an oral wager Il $50 10 81" ard
4 promptly iHrF.i Np'.'Irg Late
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
4 PHIIIPPINE IOEC tNO.
The Cr1Iers and Hot Pools Of TeGi In
IuIon.

: 49, ' W rh1 I1T.'s
The ,er'rll or main crater NJ 111l '-
re4-'~ round ~ diameter on an aIrlIr"
north sns south j. 49, feet and no east
/ west diameter : "a yee' The ecr" of tbs
crater 10 somewhat irregular. hu' - I'-
whore broken through - hiEhes' point
standing az only l.uir feet above -el level
l0d ne IoV"zr ~ 80 feet
" j. -.id that ,oshtwl. ~ lrp,r. j. 'l"
only other volcano ~ -irlil,rlv low n''.
'ude Wi'hiu the rim are NO hot pools.
known respectively "a The ""iiOv ana the
green bake ard a It'Ie a"tive zone above
~ ie". - height from vhi,h escape steam
and -ulphurous xa- IN varying gulnu'.es
10 the smaller lake every few Minutes
tho water Boo IN. centre j. blown Up Ike
an irmersa buthl" vhi,h risIug 1voh~
the -Irfa,c finally bursts. revealing =
bu,. or,"re and 'lgsirg -" boiling and
,ery turbulent water 20 assume all iulagin-
lhla roI0r- The aqueous ynror e-"rpiny
j. sur',Ient to form q broad Smokslk"
column Nhtch - visible cspecislly durirs
N. uigh' and IN the early morning
~ -orne distance and before reaching
ne edge ~ tn" ,rtfer. here view ~ ~"
bottom can be obtained. IN" rumbhng
-pund produced hH o." 90 tring yap"r
under me in.'u~nre ~ The uv>i"rtou. sub.
'errlrefn forc"s an 10 heard Ike ih1f
pf an imricu~e boiling R~''l"
TIE gre,'.-' eruption Of Ta1l took ulp .
10 - II consisted ~ orlr fragment q
e.,.,tt lYi these N"ra suf''Ior' 20 destroy
fn.r villa res l,rug about no lake lh"
an ~"nrYrr -ty- hla now IndurafHd ara
q nov groNth Of hlmho" ana palms has
sr-nug ur Ground ~" projecting r.I"-
rather INer,f,rlllp or0t" nI-r pathetic
,re.,,.r.'.lr Of ~. eruption. from vh'h
~" IDllprurG is taken
The eruption hogan IN May ~ and did
~, .rt ,IT b.reu .prr Iurtny this 'rru.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
'IorG Soo ,csr. O'd Hrrp'ns rIm".

- lgt.0n ,pry,. u"n''u'' b''r' Pa !..f'
IUrr. 'uudf"d wears plI ard -',I. running
booming - g"ty''f Tune - tho fH'u'I"fn
,arf4rr 'l0'h REGULATED every 'uirit wfnHt"7
.rut. \, tah DpfUr. T- he T,'Oft ~ % fgfHug.
lttn.f.a tII'k "HNth b.. Ov net b' b..
.,.Iu.pr OF rFI. 80. the OLD ur rpleCe
lr- r,,. no 'i... S.UIT son '.Wiiy To- ~ Inst
On. d, ..r..,r.p.. .r,I urr,S pas-tug Il
,ipH.r nrHn f.. tufJs r..IB|r =" ls'p m"
r.I HTf...Is
ago no Df fNu 600. Do cord. broke Nhit Do
'au-ed slight r"pa.r- - be made. the nrst
In mApy year,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19

n the new bill provides FOR
J time which the purchaser
h may take In clearing the
lmber. and the only WAY
VINO locates the land pro-
timber FOR raining purposes.
hangers Of a Connic; is TO
oef himself at the highest
'muil he fail his mining op-
bis land would he hampcrcd
Is, such as the building OF
|Itclles and providing mill
act proposes To give 10 tnn
ifle timber such use and
+ the land as may be ncces-
cnttiug and removal Of the
Be measure fails TO make
fpr the miner Co nsc suf-
With which To carry on his
Hons.
'gas raised by a carefully
Qnifnt read by Maurice IT.
scrared by' tho Boise Easin
who are always alert 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
BY C. E. ARNEY.
srccial 10 Tnc Tribune.

Special 10 Tnc Tribune.
BOISE Ida Feb lS.-Thomas Il. Cess
was buried here on Saturday. For many
weeks his good life had hung in tho
balance. HIS final fatal affliction was
heart trouble.
IN the middle sixties. forty-five years
ago Mr.. Cess came 10 the Boise valley.
gave chcCrtully tho strength OF MS Spi"B-
did manhood 10 this community. which
j. the better and the nohler for tho pI-
fcct which this man produced on it. In
its community life.
Thomas Il. Cess represented during his
modest career type OF citizenship
bonored today By men and women of high
ideals. who were fortunate enough to
know his nature. He was honorable to
a fault, chivalrous. intelligent and high
minded in thought. act and decd
lie was II faithful public servant. a
scrupulous business man q dcvout Chris
tian husband and father end !ovai
friend.
When the most stupcndous questions
arose TO perplcx the public mind. his even
judgment was sought by those who knew
him best.
When he was chosen rs juror in the
famous trial of Haywood. charged with
The murder Of former Governor Stcuucu-
berg. tho minds Of The acquaintances Of
this fair man settled TO entire satiSfac-
ton through rcaliZa tion that the high
est order oI justice 10 defendant and
state would determine his verdict. His
CO. Jurors realized his superior Judgment
by choosing him as their foreman
Mr. Cess leaves behind a widow and two
children to regret his death. but TO rejoice
oy"rr the fine cnaraeler bestowed on them.
HIS son, William Cess of New
Plymouth. is well-kuown throughout this
section of the state. where he WAS reared.
and at ST Anthony. where he formerly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Real Estate Transfers.

Mary y Rolhlisbcrgcr TO Leo IL.
Ydung lots - aud IS. block -.
Fores, Dale ......... .....,..,.:. ot
\. T. Amundsou 10 l.. r.. Perks.
lots 30 aud u, iNondalc park $50.
David H. EuttoT'icid tu John '. So
per. part section 3, township :
south rang" ! wcSt.......-.. I,3l
Ann C Lewis tn Rachel 4. t'olilud,
part lot p, block -. plat t'.......
Ann r.. Lewis to W. j. Lewis, part
lot . block 81 plat C.,.....,-...
Newell Rccnran and wife {" ECna
r.. Dayton, part lot !, hio'E q
plat g ..,..-...', ,'',,c 80 -
Newell Bccmau aud wife Il" pc
tnaria A Hccmdu, part lot ?.
block 2S, tcn-acrc plat 49,.
Joseph T.. Cahoon and vie 10 Ia
vld, ATcC'l""rr, part section 10,
township . south, rang" west -,'l
John l. t'ln"on aud wito T." Iona
Arnold. part section =. township :.
south. range east. .........,' "'
David II Gordon and WI" I" Ma
ria Flachman. lot II. block :.
Gordon South Lawn addition. IL
A. " Tlumphrics and wifc I" Dan
icl u, Pike. lots 81, ~. - ana bp.
block . Idcwiid addition ,...... J,
Joseph II. Freeman and Wlta y"
knud Larsen. part section 81.
tuwnship . south range west l'i'
Peterson Il. T. Investment 90. Va
o. T. Peterson ct al, lots ana
T. block lG plat A..,... ....'.'.'
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.;ais OF the society were
A. Utter. surveyor general OF
tfnt: RuslI j. White Of Wal
,,fsIdent: Gordon r.. Clinton
,rytary:: Samuel u. Clinton ol
frnasnrer. The directors So
Is. g. Rhodes of Mountain
Burke of Caldwell and Dan
( IDAHO Falls.
h rcrcrded Itself rs iavora ble
NJ against federal control of
aud natural resources within
/ Idaho by very substantial
qufsilcn brought out some
+. dIrussion pointed at the
sers1ts especially as pertains
nldoAa project. This project
|eafs mas q subject of cousid-
|e i,tine between Scttlc!s and
.''55s.
.|restins discussion of the
|td 10 the new bill In con-
ID 70 repeal The stone and
Ed provide Tor the disposi-
|'fnirr on. surveyed govern
riifcly separate from the land
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October. In the hills up about Galena
peak. II is presumed mat lac waS in
search of an outlet from the east fork
Of th" Salmon river 10 the hcadNatcrs
~ the Wood river.
This pass nc is presumed To have dis
covered. Tho line is said 10 follow up
tho cast fork Of the Salmon river To
Grrmspia creek. To q point opposite
Gladiator GulCh, whore ii Is said con-
Meeting tunnel between fourth aud n
h1lf-milc will connect the creek With the
GplcE. This would let the line extend
frum water grade ON the Salmon Ia wa
icj grade on tn" Wood river. From
Glndiator eulch down to HALEY * said
tu bc simple grade, and the attractive
route FOR tho mysterious PitisburS -C;H-
moro road I" reach Boise and the south
western country. for which II appears "a
bc headed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
"a 3. ARNEY.

r,,a Tribune.
dl, ,ion Of Idaho. which hcid
u'za,m"" ,oe in Boise last week, ad-
'ss''S+ ',,set In Twin Falls a year
. ,,n,tIal meeting of The or,
NC y u,as authorized by call
H,,,vSh HI,,,,,rnhepson. Jdaho's state en-
sa,,,on Of a constitution
apeIn arpveIn the body. the fol-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19
Salt Lake Statistics
Births

BiltlSs
Alfred Duckworth. 81 South Ninth
West, boy.
Edwin Murphy 6lS South Second West
girl.
Karl Gendler. H. West North Temple
twin boys.
George Wharton. 10 West seventh
South. girl
Phineas Young, Is South Third West
q. X. Cassidy. 55i West Fouysn North,
girl.
Michael Wade. &lI Herbert street, girl.
August Erass. l. Corloss court. girl
{. Il. Campbell 9GI East Twelfth
South, girl
Carl Locker. III Pacific avenue. boy.
T. q. Taylor. l@1O Third East, boy
w 7. Ci(bcrsou. las : street, glri.
r \. IoTuc. JT.. I5l Firth East Ei"i.
David Jones, St Mark hosgitG.. boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19

it is the vogue of tans and you II see
you notice. Today we feature a spe
tan calf boots; two styles. from our $5.(