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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
News OF the Intermountain Reqion
NEGRO IS CHARGED
WITH DOUBLE BURGLARY
special to The Tribune.

0pecial 10 Tho Tribune.
oGDEN. July 27.-Terroriz,ro .,
sS. pun's OF the house by fiourishinp a big
tievto,iver' which he fred once when oh7
Of thaS wsIe oelng made to his robbery
calmly opened drawers, r7aed tT,,nls neSr6 sp9
hheipeo himself to what he wanted at sha
Trolle T OF kiso Kali. manager Of tha Iftsh
Tapanese industrial Company. ar Ia1
wv rWen,ty-iourth street. at o'clock this
.ni the japanese family looked on while
70 prevent the negro from rohbingp t,s
mouse When Kali made objections the
neslo nred his revolver. the bullet miss
ghs the Jap and embedding itself in the
oS3r- AFTER securing 500 In cash. a yalu-
aole pocketoook and other articles. the
negro ieit the Japs and was seen as he
and Wall avenue. '''eo'
shortly before the robbery a negro
ans answering the same description entered
ene National coffee house at 157 Twenty
nLth street; and after some words threat :
smed ed 10 KIN G. e. Lowe, the proprietor.
Ihe negro left the coffee house, but soon
returned with a revolver in his hand.
otner negroes In the place. Lowe re-
ported the matter TO the police station
ABOUT the same time OF the Japanese
Toopery Patrolman Al Herrick finally
located Fred Clay, a negro who was posi-
uvely identified by Lowe as the man
VINO caused the disturbance at his place.
The negro was found In bed at house
also Identifies the man as the burglar
VINO robbed his home, Clay Is locked up
at the city jail and will probably be
charged with burglary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
JENS C. FOLSTER DEAD:
FELL FROM A TREE
Special TO The Tribune.

EPHRAIM July 27-Jens c, Folster.
one OF the pioneer residents of this city
was killed yesterday afternoon In fall
Inc from a tree.
lie had ordered load of hay brough,
to his home and there were several limbs
on a tree near the driveway that might
prevent the load from passing, so Mr.
Folster secured his saw and ladder and
was ousily engaged when he fell to the
ground. Some small boys were near who
saw him fall and AT once ran to the
peighbors to got help. Nlels kje!son and
Joseph Thorpe were soon on the scene
and Just as they came Mr.. FolsteI
breathed his last.
Mr.. Folster was bonn In Denmark sew
enty-siX years ago. and shortly after his
marriage he and his wife became con-
verted TO the Mormon religion and few
years later emierated to Utah with theII
three children. They located in Pleasant
Grove. where they remained four years
when they moved 10 Salna. and had not
lived there long when the Indian trouble
began and they were driven away. They
then came to Ephra!m. where the have
since made their home and have beer
among the highly respected people of the
community. Mrs. FolSter departed this
life less than a year ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
THE LARGEST RESERVOIR
BY IDAHO LAND BOARD
Special to Tho Tribune.


BOISE, July 2T.-At the recent meeting
OF the state land board plans were ap-
proved whereby the state enters into a
contract Tor the largest reservoir that II
has ever constructed for irrigation or for
any other purpose. This reservoir will
be built six miles northeast Of the town
OF Jerome and II is hoped Will insure
water for lands on the north side Twin
Falls tract. 1t will cover 5000 acres OF
land TO the depth OF 20 feet. and is in
tended TO contain water sufficient 10 fr-
rigate the lands under Il for the entire
low water period. regardless OF the exist
ence OF the Snake river, The records In
the state engineers office show, that five
or six years out of twenty an addi-
tional supply OF water Is necessary on the
ncrth side project between July 10 and
September 20.
Contracts have already been let for the
construction of the work, which Will
commence Immediately, and is TO be com
pleted by the first of December. with an
approximatc cost of s50000o. II Is pro-
vided that settlers on the north side tract
shall have preference in doing the work
and that so far as possible the hay and
grain raised there shall, ne used. 1t is
nredicted that the large amount OF
money expended for labor and supplies
on the tract Will make this project one
OF the most prosperous In the west
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MRS. MARGARET J. DENTON,
PIONEER, LAID AT REST

Special to The Tribune
STOCKTON. July 27.-The beautiful
services of the Methodist church at
Stockton. Utah. were conducted last
Wednesday over the remains OF the late
Mrs. Margaret j. Denton. who died In
Salt Lake City and who was brought TO
her old home at Stockton. Rev. T. p.
Cook offlciated. Intermcnt was In Tooele
City cemetery There were many beauti-
fpl floral offerings sent by loving rela-
tives and friends. and by the Rebekah
ana Odd Fellow lodges. showing their
respect for loved and honored woman.
The pallbearers were her six grandsons.
She was born in Little Horton. near
Bradford. in England. on June 2. 1891
and married on February 49, 1854. com com
with her husband, crossing the plains In
ships, being six months Coming from
England TO Utah, arriving in, Salt Lake
City October IS. 1854. She has been q
resident Of Stockton, Utah, for thirty
nine years. She was the mother OF ter
children Two sons, six daughters. nine
teen grandchildren and six great-grand-
children survive her.
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THE PITY OF MANS
INHUMANITY TO MAN
Special to The Tribune.

Specia! TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 27.-Driven from pillar 10
post, refused admlttance in several hos
pltais, weak with the ravages OF the
Whlte plcgue. Joseph Kline. n consump-
i've. arrived In Ogden from the west to-
gay on his way to Denver, where he
hopes to obtain admittance TO a sani-
tariuln.
The unfortunate fellow is without
means, and If his story Is true he has
peen treated In a criminal manner by the
suthoritles OF Sacramento Cal, and Reno
Nev. AT Sacramento he was employed as
tailor until he became too weak to
continue his trade. For awhile he was
Kept In the city and county hospitals un-
I'll the officials Of the institutions there,
declaring that the case Is an incurable
one shipped him on to Reno, New. At
the last named city he was refused ad-
mittance to the hospital because OF nom
residence and money was furnished him
10 leave town at once. He arrived In Og-
den this morning and is now soliciting
sufficient funds to pay for a railroad
ticket to Denver
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that meeting
of ell members OF the association known
No 259 Loval Order OF Moose OF the
World, will be held on Wednesday even
ing the 3rd day OF August, 1910, at the
the regular meeting place OF the asso-
clation to wit: No. 2i West First South
street. Salt Lake City, Utah and the
business TO be considered Will be that OF
taking up the question OF incorporatiug
the society under the laws of the state
OF Utah the adoption Of articles of In
corpora ton. and the selection of officers
for the first term OF said corporate
All members Of the corporation will
please govern themselves accordingly.
RAYMOND r. SARGENT.
(Seal) Dictator
8. y. Welsh. Secretary. n19ii
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WATER DISTRIBUTION
UNEQUAL in BOISE
Special to The Tribune.

BOISE. July o7.-The problem OF the
distribution OF water for irrigation pur-
poses is one that Is occupying consider
able attention just now, and II is ex-
pected that the matter will come before
the courts at the fall term. This alot-
ment along the Boise river Is most un-
equal, the early settlers were given
water rights to much more water than
II is claimed is necessary for their land,
and the newer arrivals are given an in
sufficient amount. Data Is being gath
department Of agriculture. which depart
ment is being aided financially In its in
vestigations by the state land board. the
Oregon Short Line railroad and various
irrigation companies, Experiments are
being made on several tracts and the
amount of water used carefully meas
ured. This is a problem not OF this
vicinity alone but of the entire new west
and the investigation and results of the
work here Will be of inestimablc value In
other localities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
CHARGED WITH STEALING
SILVER-LEAD BULLION
Special to The Tribune.

SPSStdl W 1 He 1fiDUne'
OGDEN, July 27.-Upon the result Of
an assay OF silver-lcad bullion which
was stolen from a Rio Grand freight
car the evening OF June Is hinged the
gravity OF the offense charged against
William Beck and Rheingold Malken.
who were arrested for the theft OF the
metal
w. A Black Salt Lake assayer. to
whom samples from the ten bars OF
stolen metal was sent several days ago.
was called as an expert witness at the
preliminary hearing of the two men this
morning, The assayer testified that the
samples sent him contained $l35 per ton
OF silver. gold and lead. This would give
the ten bars OF the metal valuation
OF s62. As the statutes OF the state
makes the theft OF goods valued al 500
or over grand larceny, the two defendants
were charged with that offense
The preliminary hearing was adjourned
this afternoon until tomorrow morning.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
offlce OF the Sacramento Valley 1rrlga-
ton company until o'clock p. M. July
lion q 900 oo0) cubic yards OF earth, in
the construction of CANALS and latorals
on the Sacramento Valley Irrigation pro-
iect. Bids will be received FOR one or
more divisions of about 100000 yards
each The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids, 20 accept u. bid on any one
OF more divisions and reject the others,
and to waive technical defects as the In
terest of the company may require.
Specifications. forms OF proposals, and
plans may be Inspected at the office OF
tho chief engineer OF the company nc
sACRAMENTo VALLEY IRRIGATIoN
COMPANY. n2aS8
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Son Accidently Shoots Dad.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, July 27.-An accidental shoot
Ing. which might have resulted fatally,
occurred at NortheOgden last night. when
John Nelson, employed at Reed Bros
harness store. received a .32-caiber rifle
ball in the right leg just above the knee,
Nelson was seated on the porch when
his young son returned home with the
rifle which he had been using in target
practice. While unloading the rifle, the
cartridge was stuck, and in some manner
exploded. with the results mentioned. DR..
Crawshaw and DIR, Wardleigh were
called ana dressed the wound The bullet
had passed nearly through the leg. No
serious effects from the wound are ex-
nacled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28

Quartcrmaster. Fort Douglas. Utah,
July 20. 1910. Scaled Proposals. In
triplicate. will be received at this
office until 10 a. m, August 26, 1910,
required I'm the construction OF Roads.
Catch Basins. Concrete Sidewalks. Grnd-
Ing and Drains complete at Fort Doug
las Utah. Plans specifications. blank
proposals. etc, may be seen in this office.
Certified check for $500 to cover the
safe return OF all papers must be FUR
nished. The United States reserves the
right to accept or reject any and all bids.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
addressed to Kenneth P. Williams. A. Q.
NJ. Constructing Quartermaster, Fort
Douglas, Utah, n3l00
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Tried to Steal Horse.
Snecial 10 The Tribune,

OGDEN July 27.-While the owner
,ooked on. two daring horse thieves
hitched horse belonging to James
Connie at Burch Creek. TO buggy
which they had led up to the stable ana .na
were preparing 10 drive 1.rsd on %i'h The The,
two men were profuse in their apologies
the horse for ono which belonged TO a
local liveryman who had sent them t, Tor IL;
~ was later discovered that the buggy
- HARNESS which they had with them
had been stolen from G. F. Nelson: a
blacksmith on South washington
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
TOO MUCH BOOZE
COST FIFTY DOLLARS

Special to The Tribune,
PROVO. July 2T.-Austin Killian. from
Salem wns fined $50 in Justice Moons
court here today for assaultIng Alex
anCcr Beckstead. city marshal OF salem.
II is alleged that Kllian got outside of
too much Salem whisky and created a
disturbance, which caused his arrest.
when the marshal attempted To take the
man TO jaI he fought like tiger. and
even after he was subdued he broke
through screen door at the jail and es-
capped. He. however. came back the next
morning and gave himself up. The line
was, or Will be, paid
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Dies After Long Illness,
m The Tribune.

Special to The TrIDune'
OGDEN. July 27-After an Illness last Eai;t
ing nearly three ysars Mrs Frank de0fa cifford ford
lola' S oma ms' of the early corners to Utah.
nnfore plen a. midnight last night Mrs. CHI :
ford was native Of Pennsylyahnlta' s that staae she
joined the Mormon chnren en- IN na rent rsnts Six
anusbters anu I and three sons, several OF
par ml,oi" The funeral arrangements have not
vet been made.
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Jury Disagrees.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. July 27.-After remaining out
for twenty-four hours. the Jury in the
district court reported this afternoon that
il could not get together and had failed
to arrive at a verdict in the case OF the
M. Bostaph The suit was brought In
an effort on the part OF the lumber com
pany to collect s+00, which was claimed
to be due for supplies furnished 10
Rostaph.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
Domestic Science In Schools.
snoc,aI TO The Tribune

Special TO The tribune
SANDY, July 27.-At meeting OF the
board of education OF the Jordan school
district, the contract FOR establishing a
Somestlc science pantry and all appa
ratus pertaining thereto, was awarded
to the Mill company al Murray. j. NJ
Booths bid for the plumbing OF the
buIldIng was accepted. An additional in
e,r,,rtor Will be engaged for the purpose
Of lnstructing young girls in this partic-
ular course,
Miss Melissa Bateman has been ap-
soct,on For every name secured the
state will provide the district with SlC
for achOol purposes.
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WATKINS is INVITED
TO TALK IN OGDEN
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, July 21--The Ogden Better
ment league held d meeting tonight, and,
after discussing routine matters, decided
TO issue an invitation to a, 5. Watkins,
one OF the members OF the national Pro-
hibition party, TO stop In Ogden for two
days on his return from California where
he has been in the interests OF the Pro-
hibition party. 1t is planned 10 have him
address large mass meeting at the
tabernacle next Sunday afternoon under
the auspices of the league AS II is not
yet known whether he can be prevailed
upon to stop here, a more definite an
nouncement will be made later.
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Tax Levy in Murray.
al TO The Tribune.

Special TO The TrIDune,
MURRAY, July 2T.-At the meeting Of
tha citv council here last evening an or
dInance was passed levying an 1l-mill
tax upon the property owners OF this
city. The tax is for contingent expenses.
Enforcement and repairing OF sidewalks,
sewers and drains
Mayor Phil Bentz submitted COM
,n,,nlcn lion 10 the council asking II 10
appoint committee to negotiate With
1be Stockholders Of the Cahoon- MaXfield
dItch for the purpose of exchanging Cot
ionvood water for canal water, II was
renorted that the work Of installing the
nIpo line system from Big Cottonwood
panvon 10 the city proper would begin
shortly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
A QUIET MORMON TOWN,
WHERE ALL is PEACE
Special to The Tribune.

EPHRAIM. July 27.-The following
cases have been disposed of during the
week by Justice a. G.. Boscn:
Arch Draper OF Moroni fined 50 for
swearing on the public streets
Royal Quinn and Ernest Johnson were
Ing on Main street, July II Quinn plead
ed guilty and fined s5, and johnson
entered a plea OF not guilty. The date for
his trial has not yet been set
Clyde Stevens pleaded guilty to the
charge Of disturbing the peace and was
fined SO.
The new ordinance prohibiting the use
of fireworks within the city limits has
brought goodly harvest into the jus
tces court. 1t Is composed of Ernest
Johnson. Quayle Peterson, Joseph Mel
son and Daniel Beck johnson and Peter
son entered pleas OF guilty and We're fined
$3.50 each, Nelson entered n plea OF not
guilty, and Beck has taken time to
plead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
JOSEPH PEART DEAD;
A TINTIC 0LD-TIMER
Special to The Tribune.

EUREKA. July 27.-Joseph Peart a
we'll known miner OF this camp. died to-
day after years illness OF miners con-
sumption. Mr.. Peart has been a resi-
dent of the camp for twenty-four years
and was 81 years of age A widow and
six children survive him. Mr. Peart was
member Of the Maccabees and carried
81, 900 insurance policy in the order. The
funeral will be held Friday from the I.
O. o. F.. hail. under the direction Of the
Maccabees,
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Brass Band for Midvale.
to The Tribune

Special 10 TIC TrlDunc
MIDVALE. July 27.-So enthusiastic
are the people becoming hero over this
little town that special committee,
composed of Judge Nsils Lind Clifford
Cion and James Elcorn. was named this
week TO look into the organization OF Il
brass band, 1t Is contemplated that the
organization shall consist Of twenty five
pieces and when IL is complete that free
open-air concerts be given during the
remainder of the summer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
Political GOSSIP,

o,,as sinsel. manager OF the inoI. g,
ncndent Telephone co5Ip',hIi,con nomina-
candidate for asn0'or the fTpnOMd from Ada county.
ton l9r ~ S;ooding. brother OF tne en- N
fIeu and president OF tne Na''oi,,. a. th,.
S;eNa,srowers association, wiz an,t,st .
Y I,ncnIn county Repupllcahs ~
him ior tar Rrvan OF the Seventh Jualeiihd.
,,It.Get one OF the Two Denosition
dlstrlc1 WI" the state, Will have opposUl.ho' pU..,
luassD election. The RepuDiicia,tmns =. asEinp
for o,,rtv have hled peutloh 1ohr c
yon con,y,,rson. conny law partner OF John ~ ~
]. M S last session member os ohe
hlce. sn,,se 10 maize the race I,iica1 Iot nj
lower lo%s,,n ~ fremont Wood Eupu " a,,dorsed
the Third judicial dis,riTr sa eoI re-electIon to
by the Sa Of his district. In race Chariey y, r
the oenca pnsrsistent rumor thet Snei - 'v "a !
there goeIch, q former prop,ase .t J"J i5e RE-
pprosee,Iting attorney ~, WI i,,dge.
publican no,i''tCrn non Covernor L. II. SweetzeI
Lieutonanrr r,ari opposition In ms rue ;,,
VIII nnnoo,uninntion nam by the FepT,oisl Fepo,onei Alan
tInf tna August 80 prlmar,eSf former emigra-
Miller Nil Of GlenIns GIdnsr fehs'i is candidate. Sc
ton eoml'IIisof oM,Iisr Of Boise former sPe"His P'Yis.
Is d. j; ME- maeF' and ]. E. Alvoro o, ~ tb,
oI @ 'hs q member Of the 1es' Is q large land
IeaIsIature. MT S@ev from Burey, IL
nwner and stocn'h
cassia enlIcants for Republican snppot inp tc
SIX app H pn,perlntepdent are sppTTJ Two art
,HSt ,Se participants IN onnen p,. Two are from
men and iou, a from Canyon. one if'''
Kootena, md two from ADA g, Gou Royjso to-
Bingninm, girn,an O'NeIl WIN ,orters remon and Il
roorrow TO visit his nvSd ,,ntii near the clos,
remain III atnp primary contest ;" eondi
OF the pendlngs as the Republican e"i'i
5a,c for governor
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Smallpox on Provo Bench,
crocIal 10 Tho Tribune

,,oars nj aGe, residing on Provo bench.
ysa'S gss what Dr. II. S. Pync. county physi-
clan. i says Is a wcll-developed case OF
= fa,v days ago. and IT is thought he
q Contracted the disease somewhere north
~ mere DR.. Pyne says Kirby had ex-
asod w several families on the bench be-
ppere II was known that he had the dis
nose All OF the exposed houses have
been ouarantined and every precaution is
foeInc taken Lo prevent the spread OF the
disease.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
OF POPULAR EMPLOYEE
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, July 27.-1mpressive funeral
services for George A. Croft. the popu-
lar electrician employed as cable splcer
by the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company, who was electrocuted by high
tension wire OF the Utah Light Rail-
way company last Monday were held al
the First ward meeting house this after
noon Bishop w. o. Ridges conducted the
services. Local members OF the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
attended the funeral in a body.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Mountain Dell Consolidated Mining
company; location of principal place OF
business, National Copper bank.
Noticc-rhere are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account OF
assessment No. 3. levied on the 7th day
Of June, 1912, the several amounts set op-
po,f3e rIc names Of the respective share
holders, as foiiowS
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nnananer Entertains Employees.

Special to The Trlbune' , =,
OGDEN, July 27:-As the eues's he e,n. ~.
Manager FL P. Nebo!d' sllroh all OF tne nf elh the
ployees of the 0g 0gcSSnI ggcSIne 0ponTm Company were
Wsler ssaeraav s entertained at an outing hsla ,ha
esIs t lagoon banquet was served SaS at was yas
al cafe Lett at o'clock. A pleasant DAY was
passed,
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And in accordance with law and an or
der OF the board OF directors. mado on the
7th day of June, 1910. so many shares OF
necessary viii be sold at the office OF the
company. National Copper bank, Salt
Lake City. Utah. on the goth day OF July
1870 Mt O'Clock p. m, OF said day. to pay
delinquent assessment thereon. together
with the cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. B, 3. HALL Secretary.
nl6l3
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Dutchman Mine Buildings Burned.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, July 27-The
blacksmith shop, snow sheds and build
ings at the approach to the tunnel OF
the Dutchman mine in American Fork
canyon were destroyed by fire night be-
known.
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SAME PUNISHMENT GOOD
FOR SPEEDING AUT0lSTS
to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 27-Judge j. D: Murphy
of the police court has no patience nor
any ear for ieniency for bicycle thieI.
In the police court this morning r.
Nichols was sentenced TO forty days In
the city jail for the theft OF bicycle be-
longing 10 Clarence Gosnell, messen-
ger boy.
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License to Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. July IA cisTK llesnss Samuel no 'Gy Dye
was issued by Co"nSSy 90 TSomas mas Henry Uptor
anis ms Erances ara Avery. both OF ogden:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-28

Silver Lake, Brighton. Brighton no.
tel will open for business June 10.
Roads are in fine condition at present
time.
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Utah County Teachers Examination.
Gpp,{ol fo The. Trlbune

SUUNIHI W I IIF IFTINIfINs
PROVO. July 2T-County Supcrintend-
ent of Schools George y, Childs is con
teachers in the B. Y. u. offices today
There are thirty applicants for certin-
Gates taking the examination.
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public opinion At present Psa 10 ahe be tRreshee e
10 continue the ,Ia;en I'VE isDr proper.
nut In the camPelGh P'NP