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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
JAMES MOFFITT SUICIDES;
SHOT IN THE TEMPLE
Special TO The Tribune.


SILVER CITY. Nov t5.-James Mof-
ftt well-knowu resident OF Silver city.
aged "a years, committed suicide by
shooting at the home OF his mother. Mrs
w. II. Green. at 1880 o'clock this morn
ing
Mr. Moffltt. who was formerly pros
pector and mining man. had recently
been employed bartender al the Pal-
ace bar. Three years ago his father com
nitted suicide on g. train between Goshen
and Eureka. and Mr.. Moff1tt had often
said that he would kill himself some
day and Join his father,
When Mr.. Mofftt left the saloon Mon
day night he took with him b call
Der Smith G. wessor revolver and upon
his way home he told several friends that
he expected soon To Join his father. He
arrived home about l.30 ii. Tl,' and Inn
mediately after his mother heard shot
When she reached his room Mofhtt was
dead. He had shot himself through the
right temple, the bullet piercing Inc
bra in. ,
The funeral will be held from tho pavil-
ion Thursday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
SUMMIT COUNTY CANVASS:
RULING ON TECHNICALITIES

Special 10 The Tribune.
COALVILLE. Nov. f5.--Becausc the
county commissioners OF Summit county
as a csnvassing board recorded A number
OF ballots by figures instead Of tallying
them properly on the tally sheets provided
for the purpose. County Attorney Peter
Clark the Democratic nominee for re
election who was defeated. ruled that
forty Republican votes and twenty DEM
ocratic votes be thrown out. While this
action does not make any difference 10
the county officers elected, il defeats the
Republican constable elect At Park CITY
throwing the vote Of the Democratic
nominee ahead w s. Horan is the Re
publican consta BILE elect. and John Sweat
field was the Democratic nominee. who
is now declared To have defeated Horan.
II is said that the action OF the county
attorney will be contested, and a lively
fight is liable 10 result. The vote fol
Alexander Wright. the Republican nomi-
nee for county treasurer. was reduced
from twenty -four 70 four votes more than
that for the Democratic nominee,
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THOMAS COOPER DEAD:
PIONEER OF SEWER
Special 10 The Tribune.


MONROE, Nov, 15.-Thomas Cooper.
one OF the pioneers Of this place. died
suddenly yesterday morning of heart
failure. He had been in poor health Tor
q number Of years past, and his death
was not entirely unexpected. He djeG
through the night some time; his vile
awaking about. o'clock and speaking to
him. received no answer and upon inveS-
tigation. she found him dead,
Mr. Cooper was born in l1isham. SUI
folk county. England. June IA. 1894. lie
embraced the Mormon faith when a
Young man and came TO this country I'm
modiItcly after, He was one of the early
settlers in Monroe and served as bishop
in this ward from 1881 To 1890, when he
was succeeded by Orson MHgleby, Iic
also served the public In numerous other
capacities. such as town clerk, school
trustee and other offices OF that nature
Mr. Cooper was for many years proprie-
tor of the Monroe hot springs. east OF
town and only recently disposed Of his
property TO j. NJ BiclSel Mr.. Cooper
was of genial disposition and will BE-
missed by all who knew him
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FIRE LOSS AT T00ELE: /
REPUBLICAN BANQUET
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
TOOELE. Nov. 15.-The restaurant
owned and run by j. Butler, near the cor
ner OF Vine and Main streets, was de-
stroyed by fire this forenoon, as the re-
suit OF the explosion OF gasoline stove:
The fire department of both towns did
some valiant work. The restaurant was
located in the business section, and but
for the quick work OF the departments.
that part of the town would have been
endangered.
Sheriff Bush entertained the successful
Republican candidates OF Tooee county
at a banquet al the Hotel Oquirrh last
evening The guests Of honor we're Dis
trict Judge Ritchie and District ATTORNEY
Loofbourow. Sheriff Bush vas master Of
ceremonies during the evening. Excellent
toasts were given. A vote OF thanks was
rendered Mrs NJ. Lewyn. hostess OF the
Oquirrh, for the delightful way in which
the banquet was prepared and served.
Charity bsIl-Odeon hall tonight
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FRUIT STAND SEARCHED.
BUT MONEY NOT FOUND
Special TO The Tribune,

cTcTTa1 I
OGDEN Nov 1b.-Acting on informa-
ton contained In an anonymous letter,
which came into The possession Of the
police department detectives went TO the
fruit stand conducted by Sam Onello on
Washington avenue. between Twenty sec
ond and Twenty-third streets. tonight In
search of the missing money which mys-
terlously disappeared from the safe OF
the Oregon Short Line uptown ticket
office two months ago.
Tho money was not found nor did the
proprietor know anything in regard TO
the matter The letter. which came into
the possession of the police. asserted that
about $3.50 and a number Of checks which
wore stolen would be found in Onello s
safe. When the officers reached the
place they learned that there was no
safe at the fruit store. The police are
inclined to regard the whole matter as
hoax and believe that the letter was
written TO avert attention from those
suspected OF the theft
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A FIRE AT AURORA;
THE LOSS IS $4,000
Special to The Tribune,

SpCCIIT 10 T IIF 7 TTUUIIV
AURORA Nov. 15.-One OF the most
destructive fires TO visit this place was
that of last evening. when the meeting
house and town hall vas burned to the
ground with loss OF probably $4,000.
with no insurance. A meeting was to be
held in the evening. and shortly after
dusk Mr.. Christensen went Into the hall
to turn on the lights. When he stepped
into the hall he found II necessary 10
light a match and finding the gasoline
tank almost empty went 10 refill II with
gasoline. when II Immediately ignited and
almost Immediately the entire frame
structure was burned to the ground The
building was completed only two years
ago and was used for holding all public
gatherings, dances. etc.
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MISTAKES RECESS FOR
ADJOURNMENT OF COURT
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. l5.-Mistekins a short
recess for the adjournment Of court
Matthias Bie. member OF the jury hear
ing the condemnation suits now on trial
before Judge T. d. Lewis in the district
court. returned 10 his butcher ship this
afternoon. For thirty minutes after court
had again convened. bailiffs and deputies
were searching for the missing juror
While attorneys witnesses and the other
Inishap had befallen the absent man. he
was located at his place OF business.
Mr. Biel explained his misunderstanding
of the courts remarks at The time the
recess was taken and the trial OF the
cases proceeded.
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CARELESSNESS STARTS FIRE:
A CHILD WITH MATCHES
Special TO The Tribune

Special 70 Ths TTlDUNs-
PARK CITY, Nov. l5.-It developed to-
day that the fire which destroyed the
william Reynolds home In fieber avenue
last night WAS caused by a child's care
Jessness instead OF a defective flue. Ac-
cording TO a story told by Sam Billings,
son -in-law OF Mr. Reynolds, his 3year-
old son was playing with matches and
dropped a lighted match among some
clothes I'm closet. This happened about
& n. m The family retired early, and the
hrc was not discovered until about 3
o'clock, Mr.. Billings also states that
s37o In gold and currency was lost in the
fire, along with jewelry valued at 800.
Thomas Reynolds. the young man who
WAS confined TO his bod with typhoid
fever when the firc broke out. is not feel
Ing well today and II Is feared that he
VIII suffer relapse
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ACTION IS BEGUN TO
COLLECT ON A NOTE
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov. l5,-Alleging that j. II.
Kurt Is indebted TO him in the sum OF
$1,000. Max Davidson today started an
action. In the district court to enforce
collection.
On May %, Davidson SAYS ne and
Kurtz jointly signed a proTissory note
for $1,000 in favor OF the First National
bank at Ogden lturtz received the money
on the note. On July 25 the bank de-
nlanded payment and Davidson saws he
liuuldated the indebtedness. although he
had signed the note as an accommodation
indorser He now asks that Kurtg be
required TO return him the face value OF
the note with attorney fees and costs.
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STATE INSANE ASYLUM:
NUMBER OF PATIENTS
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO. Nov l5.-The state board OF
insanity met today AT the state mental
hospital and transacted the regular
routine monthly business as follows:
Salaries allowed for October, s222l "a;
current expenses. SISI5.94; improvements
and repairs, Si3S,l3: department. for fee
bIa minded. soi5.5l: other repairs, s95.if.
The medical superintendent report on
the movement OF patients shows the fol-
lowing: Number I'm hospital October l,
l03 men and 1913 women admitted during
the month, men and 8 women; dis
charged s men and woman. died. =
merI and : women; number remaining in
hospital October 81, l9l men and 1875
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Heavy Cost of Whiskey.
special to The Tribune.

PROVO Nov. tS.-Henry Vincent who,
II Is alleged. is conducting blind pig"
on West Center street, appeared before
Justice Noon today in police court and
was fined $3.50 and. in addition TO the
line, was sentenced to serve thirty DAYS
i'm the city jail. Vincent was convicted
a feiv days ago OF disposine OF n bottle
of whisky TO Policemen w. S. Ferrc and
William Harding on September b The
case was appealed to the Fourth district
court and win there he tried during the
next term. the appeal. bond being fixed
AT SSn0
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F|IlL COUNT
|||DE BY BOARD
/ Commissioners |, Complete
\ Work Of canVasslng
4 Election Returns
EBlIcANS IN LEAD
4 BY SMALL MaJohH1
Ian Vote Shows That
I'm Of Progress Is Still
Gaining Ground.

u TIE Tribune.
In yoy. l5-After hearing the
several election judges IN
/, ,Lsrc the returns filed after
,l,n did not tally with the vote
n :, the machines, the Weber
4 L..-missioners. sitting as a board
L,,uy:. today completed the work
4. ,rsr the returns from last
A .Is,iion, -,
.s,;,l report shows that a total
ia o was cast IN the city and
A ahmed. mi 54S9 of this being cast
,,r,pteen city districts. The
4. ME raie for the Republican candl'
~ CoOO. while the Democrats
~, average of 2l30 votes
4 csTs Samuel Dye. who was re-
= iho Republican ticket. re-
4 y highest vote of any candi,
\. affcial result shows that
~ vote of 1889 George j
4 ~ .w.rordipg to the official count
.nmisslopers, was elected to
!, wnate over his Democratic
:, Samuel Brownlnn. by a plu'
| ,rsricap psrty polled a vote
: tls city and I in the county
|syi,list candidates received as
~ votes in the city and oe
| sarty precincts.
Complete Returns
! n=pete official returns iron
,o.ptv as announced after tht
.,d been completed today fol
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COUNTY TO FURNISH COAL
FOR INDECENT FAMILIES
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. 15.-Despite the high
price Of coal the poor people OF Weber
county will not be allowed 10 suffer dur
county commissioners, al the regular sos
sion this morning. placed an order for
'our carloads Of fuel to be distributed
among the INDECENT families OF the coun-
" and for use at the county poor farm.
a letter was read from the officials OF
the Denver e. Rio Grande Railroad com
pauy Offering free transportation for the
coal TO this city The offer was accepted
unanimously by the members of the
BOG rd.
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'aansnts to Constitution.
'vt BLIND TIGERS
RPLlES FOR A LICENSE
u fns Tribune.

me Tribune.
~ NOV NOV la.-Hoken Olsen. the
N u .'n .sr, seller. who has earned
M ~ h,ng OF Blind Tigers" has
|ta ewing MP the Tiquor busi-
d n,es nsns ~ livelihood. Despite
q. In,,cutions Ins,, and convictions
hs hee OF the peace, Olsen. II
H. n, ,eon'lnued to maintain his
- nj, VI many political factions.
lh.y ones could always get a
1 an $1,000 in With the former
|Ee,'In, spnlicd'to the county com
ID Nnu,a lccnse 20 conduct a sa
IA S,Syille has been disincor
o. NJ ~ hoV under the iurlsdic-
ta., IsS,o sS, The application was
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MRS. ELIZA f. JONES DEAD:
HAD BEEN LONG ILL
Special to The Tribune.

BINGHAM Nov. l6,--Mrs. Eliza Es-
tella Jones, wife of +. j. Jones. died at
the family residence this morning Of
dropsy. She had been in i'll health for
some time. The body will be sent to
Logan from Eber W. Halls undertaking
parlors, where funeral services will be
held a husband. r.. j. Jones, and three
children survive her. She was 81 years
OF age and has resided in camp eight
or ten wears.
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UTAH CANNING COMPANY
FILES AMENDED ANSWER
Specjal to The Tribune.

OGDEN Nov t5.-Declaring that when
James F Murray was injured at the
Utah Canning company's plant January
OF this year that ne was working at
q place where he had no right to be and
that he contributed to his own injuries.
the canning company today filed an
amended answer I'm the district court in
which all liability is denied. The suit
for damages was begun by the boys
guardian. Freeman a. Murray, few
weeks ago.
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KING CONVICTED OF
ATTEMPTED LARCENY
snecial 10 Tie Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov l5s-After remaining out
for short time. jury in the district
court returned a verdict Of guilty in the
case OF the state against John King.
alias John Curran, charged with at
tempted grand larceny,
King attempted TO extract a pocket
book Containing SIS from the pocket OF
John Boutwell, at the fair grounds sew
eral weeks ago Sentence VIII be passed
on Friday.
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Licensed to Wed.
SpecIaI TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov. 1o.-Licenses to marry
were issued by the county clerk 10 the
following today; Thomas w. HamP, Lo-
uan and Malfre NJ ChristoHerson, Hyde
pary; Joe Covering and Susanna Dali
inga. both OF Ogden; John W Burley.
Denver, and Nett!c DeWeerth. Peoria,
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PURE WATER DISCOVERY:
GREAT FIND IN EMERY
Special TO The Tribune.

CASTLEDALE. Nov. lat is reported
that the oil drills at Emery have struck
a fine flow of artesian water at the depth
OF COO feet. Plenty of salt water has
been gushing forth from the hole at a
considerable less depth, but the water
now coming up is pure and NJ for culn-
AIRY purposes. With the knowledge that
good water can be had In this way and at
this compa ratively shallow depth. where
water is found the owners OF the dry
farms throughout this section will be
sinking wells to lrrigate the land.
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Old Folks Guests at Theater.

SpeCiaT 70 TIC ITIUuIEe'
OGDEN, Nov. 15,-About fifty OF the
old folks OF Weber county, ranging IN
age from 10 to 90 years. were enter
tanned at q special matinee at the of-
pheum theater today as the Guests ol
Manager Joe Goff,
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SALT LAKE NEGRO is
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpeClEI 10 7 IIt IIUUTE7
OGDEN. Nov. lo.-An informa ton
charging George McSpadder, a Salt Lake
negro with an assault with deadly
weapon was filed this afternoon by Dis
trIct Attorney Nathan j. Harris. Nc
Spadden attempted to start a rough house
at the Union depot baggage rooms: Oc-
tober II: when he was knocked down ey
George /. Mortenson. the head Of the
baggage department. and an antiquated
revolver which the negro had drawn,
taken from him. i1e was turned over 10
the police and locked In the city JAIL
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/ = ~aiM Of Will Asked,

ID d. ,i',; i,,i-In is;-In the probate di-
n siaost osttrict court Mrs. Nellie
4 ID" ot James II. Bean OF
n Ms MED a petition for the
ann WIZ and asked that VIII
asls ns named as administrator
l,s IN iIn The will annexed,
n4s 10 Ios Angeles. February IS.
t.i@ es,n,e In Weber county
rt ~ % Salt Lake county val
N B.sro Bo IN Tooele county. at
k& sIlI 10 named as the execu
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Charged With Theft.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Nov. 15.-Charged with the
theft Of $50 from j, Sing, Mabel Harris.
n notorious negro woman, recently dis
charged from tho city Jail. was arrested
by Detective Pender tonight, and Is be-
ing held pending an Investigation.
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Final Decree Granted,
n The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 15.-AnDa Schubert was
this afternoon granted final decree OF
divorce from Ernest Schubert ny an or
iocu,orv decree was allowed ApriI OF
th,s Year on the ground of nom support
Mrs Schubert is allowed the CUSTODY OF
two minor children
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labeteS

d - !" open mind having
|ao :. aaVlng friends who
,a,.af ,saf OF something to
hi mage if they will
~ d. Fulton, 653 Battery
kn.;,' ;a,ns'sco, Cal, Helpful
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UTAH COUNTY TOTALS;
KNIGHT RUNS CLOSE
American Candidates Make a
Showing, Even Without
Organized Effort.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov. 15,-The official count Of
the vote Of Utah county at the last
election docs not change the result as
already given. Jesse knight, for state
representative. was high man on the
Democratic ticket. he having received
52o1 votes, while his opponent ON the Re.
publican ticket had $3.50. majority Of
43. The Socialist vote in the. county
ran from 272, received by Emil S. Lund
for judge Of the supreme court. 10 297
for G. l.. Vanlouvan for sheriff. Allen
r. Sanford, on the American ticket for
congressman. received 100 votes. and
John A. Street. for supreme judge. i21.
George N. Child. Democrat was elected
superintendent of county schools by
Republican. A. A. Noon Republican
candidate for justice OF the peace. was
defeated by e. l.. Jones, Democrat, by
81 majority. Frank Roper. Republican.
by 141 majority over Wren Wilkins. his
opponent.
For representative to congress-
Howell, Republican .............."..5.s 81
Erickson. Democrat ,.,.........,.,,.4.6 sol
For judge OF supreme court
Straup. Republican q, 49g
| Richards. Democrat S31
For state senator
| Henry Gardner. Republican .s,...... 5.553
| Alma Green wood, Democrat .-..... 1888
For state senator
Alfred l.. Booth, Republican .......5 ., 432
| T. N. Taylor, Democrat ,..,.,...- :. 033
| For state representative
Milan Q. Packard. Republican ....o 4o:,
James T. Hall. Democrat .......... 94s
For state representative
Charles II. White. Republican -...-5 $3.50
Jesse knight, Democrat ......S 5.eof
For state representative
John II; Wootton. Republican ,-.. 5 2 a2a
James n. Clark, Democrat ........ ,o0s
For state representative
| William L. Hayes. Republican ...., D .469
| A. I. Mooney, Democrat ........-. 4.90f
| County commissioner four-year term
Charles r. Ward, Republican ...... 5,59S
Andrew ] Field Democrat ...... 4,S25
James II. Gardner. Republican. /. .45l
George a. Storrs, Democrat 1897
| For county clerk
Mark Kartchner, Jr,, Republican, $500
| Ashley Bartlett. Democrat ........ $50
For county sheriff
George 7. Judd. Republican .5.691
J. T, Williams, Democrat ......... i,73e
For county recorder
II +. Thomas. Democrat ........ 4.S3i
| For county attorney
Jacob Evans. Republican ....,..,. $50:
| \. B. Morgan Democrat ..s........ !, 04l
For county assessor
Hyrum r, Christensen. Republican. 5.s?!
Jacob Robertson. Democrat .s..... 47sC
For county treasurcr-
f. T. Palfreyman. Republican. a5,$7+
Luella Raymond. Democrat ....,... 3 OF.
For county surveyor
Frank Wentz Republican ,..,....,.5 564I
George 4. Scow, Democrat ....... a. 7S'
For county superintendent OF schools
G. n. Child Democrat .......... 4.o5:
The vote on the questions on the
amendments TO the state constitution
was as follows.
2esS'i0n }es s.457 s.sse s.,7sr r.as7 l.sg
No ,...... SIT 44s 4o4 551 i5
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City of the nten-
ton OF such council 10 make the follow
ing described Improvement. to-wit:
Constructing and laying sewer lateral OF
Vitrined pipe eight (Sl inches In diameter
In Strong's court. connecting with the
main sewer on the north side of Fourth
Ninth East streets, in Sewer District No,
!. and defray the abutters portion OF
the cost and expense thereof. estimated
a five hundred nine and l-100 $500 III
dollars. or 9S-100 go 9S) dollar per front or
linear foot of ahutting property. there be-
ing 5la.5 feet abuttng said improvement,
By local assessment upon the lots or
pieces OF ground within the following de-
scribed district being the district to be
affected and benefited by said Improve
menl. namely,
The cast side OF the north 1915 feet
OF the west Al - feet OF lot .: tho south
side OF the cast SO feet of the west
7t2s feet or lot 4: The vest side of the
north 1915 feet OF The cast 30. 10 feet OF
lot .: the west side OF the north l23.a
feet Of the south 14S,5 feet of the eost
m fee, OF lot .. all in block A. pat o.
Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to the car
rying out Of such intention must oe
presented in writing, stating there,n 'ol
and block. or description of property. 10
the CITY Recorder on or before the p'n
dov Of December. 1910. being the tims
set by said council when 1t WI, near aIu
consider such protests and onlect'ons aS
may bc made thereto; .u oc salt
by order Of the CitS Souheh ''
Lake CITY. Utah.
pa''' b S. RIvES. city Recorder.
saver Extension No. aS6. u'-9
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IN. TuE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
IN tinted ted states for the distriegt Of Utah
vol. bankrupt;-In hanSruptsy' NJ Inigi5an, iavp,
of Saii lne Lake CITY, in the county Of Salt.
u = ake and district aforesaid. bankrupt
Notice is hereby given IN that Ia On Tno,as ThS s
gay LI;ybsm was duly adjudicated bank
Sn,t - H'Erm"' ana that the'nrst meeting OF his
craditors cup, will be held at ms Office in the
Commercial block. SAIL Lake C''y; ,a,o o'a.i at
~ ~ o.c,oct i'm the forenoon. Al which time
,Sc IN . said aid creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint a trustee, examine .ho
bankrupt. and transact such otner ous,I aJ
,,eetine. CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee in Bankruptcv
snIt Lake City, Nov II. 1910. tl9us
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Charity baIl-Odeon hall tonight.