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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
CONJURER LEIPZIG
HONORED BY ROYALTY
Brother of Well-knoWn Salt
Laker Has Gained Much
Fame Abroad.

Leipzig, billed as The ROYAL Coniur-
er AZ the Orphcum This week. in pri-
vate life Is Nate Bclpslger, brother OF iiy-
man n. Leipsigcr. treasurer OF the Freed
carpet & Furniture company OF this CITY.
With whom the entertainer Is STAYING
during his engagement here
Since his last visit here Leipzig has
performed before royalty in Europe In the
various pal aces. In speaking OF his cx-
perienccs, he said II really enioyed the
opportunities OF showing my tricks before
royalty. The most amusing time ! had
was at house party given by the old
Empress Eugene The king OF Spain
was one of the spectators. and also
Queen Victoria, her mother. the prin-
cess OF Rattonbers and others. had to
work IN n corner OF the crowded dra wing
room. and the little king was the most
interested OF all. He insisted on being
the one 10 assist me and laughed good
naturedly when the Joke turned on him.
King Edward was kindly old gen.
tloman. VINO took things easy. I was
one OF the entertainers at Lord Farnu-
hars one night when the king and queen
were present. The queen was keen 10
find out how things wcrc done, and bad
me do some Of the tricks half n dozen
times. Later / gave an exhibition by
royal command at Buckingham palace. I
had played before the prince and prn-
cess OF Wales in Lady Gu!nness's house
previous 10 this"
Among Lelpzigs most cherished pos
sessions is solid silver cabinet present
ed TO him by the Wells club Of Bond
street, London,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
RARE NEW EXHIBITS
AT DESERET MUSEUM

r. NJ. Ogilvie. superintendent Of the
eastern division Of the Western Pacific
lines, has presented To the Deseret mu-
scum n number OF unusually fine specl-
mems Of virgin and massive native sui
phur taken from n large sulphur deposit
near Sulphur. New. Under tho supervi-
sion OF Or. James r.. Talmagc, director
OF the museum.' many boxed exhibits,
which have been stored away for years,
are now being unpackcd. In ono OF the
boxes opened yesterday, two ancient and
valuable mummins that were thought
either lost or stolen were found. pr. Tai
mage announces that valuable Contribu-
tions are constantly being made to the
already excellent collection Of the institu-
tinn. and that the museum Is ronse-
quently becoming one of the foremost OF
It's kind in the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
|[[|NTY' CAUSE
M JAIL SENTENCE
Ian, City Man Is Con,
Ec,j Of Leaving Young
| wife for Her Sister.

!, ne Tribune.
y cat :i.-Eph Jeppson o'
r,v rrobably has an enu'eiy
~. ~ q aifnlties today Than he
n % NV. $50. For the love ,i Gj =
|ir o.ls ,hat woman his witc
y AZ iSnpsan must work on me
n thss,ic $50 days or pay hne
~ v.s the sentence Imposed
ssSn .~ rl,v court this morning
~ Y = |ecn married only SIX
p,dns his brief married uie
p. ..s,sr Maggie ChrlStinnson.
Win the young people !
H. p5rLam CITY. Jeppson ana
" vlrl apparently became m
s.ch oiher Together they
~" ,,om Brigham City ten days
n-c1 1 2 room at twenty
~ ,,5vlne house In Ogden. on
S,b, youthfulncss OF me sirh
'..S,sy Of the house became sus-
"a ro,ided the police. Jeppsoh
- rsre arrested and locked up
II III The officers a. Brigham
rp ,o,ih.d hut Il was decided TO
,ustss ~ e. charges against the couple
4 s,,,,,,n,on girl has been held as
,sS has been putting In her
:, assistant in tho kitchen al
~ 40 She will he released to-
q - allowed to return 10 her
r.;rtsm city. During the time
s.I ,bs eirl have spent In lal.
:. Vic nor any of their reIa-
NJ, Visited the crriug pair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
High School Notes

The senior sclass has prepared a petit
ton 10 have James Woolley reiustated
to the senior class. II he Is reinstatcd
there viii be another election for prcsi-
dent. President Smith says he viii
resign To give Mr. Woolley n fair chance.
Miss Dukes. head OF the English de-
partment, VIII resume charge OF her
classes Monday. She has been absent on
account Of sickness
All junior boys are requested to report
for football practice Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Stratton, a former captain OF the
school yesterday afternoon.
The second period debating club has
selected their debstCrs for tho first de-
bate which Will he held next Monday.
Those selected arc Mr.. Merritt Mr.. Hun
ter. Mr.. Wilkinson and Mr., Smith.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
PHONE GRANTS REVOKED.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Sept 2I.-At the city
council meeting tonight n resolution Of
fered by Councilman Thompson was
adopted repeating the ordinance under
which the Rocky Mountain Bell Telc-
phone company operates In Park City
The ordinance was passed May 1889
The resolution provides that the Bel
company have forty-fiHe days within
which TO remove it's poles and equipment
from the streets and alleys OF Park City
and the street commissioner was in
structed 10 carry ont this provision. The
franchise granted the Independent Telc-
phone company was also revoked to-
night.
The residents of Ontario canyon petit
toned the council for n pipe line The
petition was referred 10 the water com
mlttcc.
Jacob SChriner presented claim
against the city for $4,000 alleged 10 be
due him as damages for injuries received
some time ago In an accident on Park
avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
Gambling Charge Fails,

SpeNi1I % Tho TTibUnc
OGDEN, Sept. 2i.-Failure Of the city
10 prove. that eighteen japanese ar
rested in 81 raid on = lower Twenty
fourth street dive were actually gam
bling, resulted in their discharges in the
city court this morning by Judge j n.
Murphy. Although quantity Of poker
chips, cards. roulette and faro layouts
were found in operation in the rooms
ra,ded and confiscatod by the police
there was no eye witness to tho actual
gambling called to testify on behalf Of
the city. Mixed in with the poker chips
and scattered under bed In an adioin
ing room. the police found S2l In silver.
This. with The gambling paraphernalis,
was confiscatod.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
RUSH EXPECTED FOR
PRESIDENTS BANQUET

Invitations 10 tho presidents banquet
n IN. Commercial club Wili be issued To
all of The members OF The club on Satur-
dsv, Immediately after ~" Issuance OF
the Invitations y rush of ScCcptenCes Is
expected There are approximately l2pl
members of the club. and the attendance
ai the banquet - limited 20 the nrSi 800
acccptances.
The invitations provide that ali OF
those who intend 70 participate N tfn
banquet BE az The club at o clock on
the evening 81 October and seated eN
C:lS The escort of The president insists
upon the obserysnce ~ the rule that
cveryons bc seated on the arrival OF the
president.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22

sion was the benent performance for
Minnie Courts. who was injured IN To-
cal laundry several days ago. In addition
10 The regular show. East Lynne pre-
sented hy the Shubert stock company.
several other features. including acts
from the local vaudeville houses were
presented 1; was evident from the re
ception accorded tho Performance that
he came. The performers contributed
their services and the Shubcrt menaEe
mcnt the use OF the house. The entire
sum Of the box ofiCe receipts. less n
small sum reprcScntin: unavoidable cN-
penses. VIII be turned over To the In
jurcd girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
PHOTOGRAPH WATER SYSTEM.
taxpayers to Be Pictorlaly Informed
Where Money Has Gone.

Special 20 The Tribune.
orpSN. Sept. 21.-Photograp phs Of the
entire waterworks system. Including the
ntW reservoir recently concretcd and the
Cold Water Canyon conduit arc b,Sno
prepared ny tho city engineering DEPART ,
ment. TO be published in such a form that
slc taxpayer may understand what has
become OF his money, and TO what extent
improvements have been made ON Inc
WaIer"orks system since the CITY bought
II from private interests several years
ago.
Work on the dam site for the big res.r-
Noir which the city and private stock
hplders VIII have erected In South Fork
canyon Is going forward with rush, and
nc contractor hopes 10 have the site at
tobblc Creek stripped 10 bedrock within
the next two weeks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
Gross Continent With Mules.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Sept. 2i.-Traveing in COW
cred camp wagon from Coney Island
y. Y. 10 San Francisco. David Mac
fhyden and his wife arrived I'm ogden
this afternoon, dust stained. but none the
worst for the long cross country trip.
The camp wagon is drawn by a staIwart
team OF mules, which appear 10 be i'm
Tine condition, considering the long
lmlcage covered since the outfit started
from the nations big playground April
OF this year. MacFayden is walking a
good part OF the distance and Is advcr-
tisinE shoe manufacturing concern OF
Brockton. Mass He expects to reach
the Pacific coast within month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
READY TO ARGUE
PANDERlNG CASE

Dora r.. Topbam, alias Belle London.
went on the witness stand IN her own
dsfelSe yesterday afternoon In the
caso brourht against her by the state on
the charge Of inducing Dogney Grey,
aged 10 years. TO enter the stockade for
immoral purposes. Her testimony In the
main was 10 the effect that she had
never forced the girl 10 remain in the
stockade but on The other hand had ad =
vlscd her 10 give up such n llfe. Her
explanation Of the transaction. however,
was somewhat broken by the questions OF
District Attorney Z. o. Leatherwood on
cross examination.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
IA TOILETTE LEAGUE MEETS
Reported That Nearly 500 Names Hav,
Been Signed TO Membership Roll
opccisI 20 The Tribune

special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Sept 2l.-There was a ooa,.
rns OF tne La Toilette league tonight
"hlch was attended by about I06 ncr.
sons r. j. Hendcrshot was chairman
ana thr speakers were w. r.. Arcbibald
x; > Farnsworth and Mayor WiIIian,
, oiasi mann. Ine speakers devoted their
OF INC progressive Republican movement
and were lloeraly applauded
Ionlsht was the time set for the cleo
non OF oIhcers but II was decided To dc
Yer action until the memheTsbjn rons
snall snow 900 names. The chairman re.
ported that this number had nearly benn
reached. '~"''' "10i
\ resolution was adoDtoJ ,o,,,o,t
nc city central committee of tho Rcnub7
lcan party 20 call mass meeting OF
cltzcns FOR The purpose OF nominaiInr
eHndlda'cs Tor mayor and two commits
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22

When. In attending a play tho lapsss
between acts offer the only disappoint-
mcnts In the play-whcn the curtain falls
on the first act too soon and does not
rise on the second soon enough and so
on during tho course OF the piece--when
every uttcrnnce OF the players is so
Characteristic Of the character who
speaks. each line so in harmony with the
situation and each situation in perfect
progression Of the logical development ot
the plot when. In fact, after you have
betterment comes TO your mind. YOU can
come TO the conclusion that you have
seen a perfect play, Such a production
is Edgar SelwyD's Country Boy which
opened for a brief engagement at the
Salt Lake theater last night.
II IS a play OF human beings. heter
ogeneous gathering such would be
found In second rate boarding house In
any large city. From the corpulent To-
quaclous landlady 10 the down and out
newspaper man, not character is over
painted, over-talked or -gcstured.
Each Is typical OF his class. of his call
Ing. Of his circumstances; he says the
things his thoughts would naturally
prompt him 10 say in life, he does those
natural. things which ,I GirTums'snSes cum. 'Jr,e
Country Boy" viii he vitslized when
many PLAYS yet unwrittcn will have
ceased 10 pay royalties.
Alfred Cooper plays the country boy.
1, is an admirable Interpretation. 1t Is
hard 10 imagine the newspaper man.
anacmic and cynical. played more rcalis-
,ically than It Is by Frank McCor-
mack. As much may he said Of Nellie
Fillmore. even though her avordupols
and rotundlty are calculated TO excite
no envy in The hearts of her own sex.
Doran Borup plays the sansy, money
hunting ticket specuIator with snap and
sincerity that speaks eloquently OF his
capabilities. Elda Furry is n beautiful
girl and does the boys sweetheart In
delicious bit OF artistry.
The company is n large one for tho
class OF q play which II presents. There
isn't a weak spot IN the entire cast
To miss the Country Boy But
why miss II? II will be here until Sat
Urday night with a matinee Saturday
afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
Fall Is Fatal.

p'cted for the funeral or Nicholas DON'T
nick. a Park CITY miner. who died n,
the IIolv Cross hospital Wednesday as
the result OF Injuries received bv fall
ms down stairs in the lodging house al
SIT West South Temple street TUESDAY
afternoon. Dominick did not regain con
sciousncss after his fall. and his identify
was established through papers found I'm
his pockets The doccdcut was a mem
beT of the Christopher Columbus society
of Park City. Hc was about - wears
OF age
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
School Question in Ssnpetc.

\. G, Nelson state superintendent oi
public instruction, has returned from a
trip TO Sanpetc county. where he ad =
dressed meetings at Mount Pleasant Mo-
roni and Falrview In connection with the
school district election. which will he held
next Saturday. The vote on the ques-
ton ~ high school districts in the couu-
~ and their location IS an important one
I'm Sanpete county, tho superintendent
SAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
''lles Reported 10 Pn1icn

h.. 'N Tribune.
n n,I.o Nv: .l,-opcratine thus far
bcn'.. success, but With coDsId
M, gang Of burglars is
k O, .! Tho police OF ogden
II h.,a ysN Few davs several re.
~ II - entered at night have
IhJ : = We nolice. At the home ~" ~
Ia b5.,,ss snef"r. l2i Twentv-ihirh
'stsln, a. w Was detected I'm tho
Es The OIw,,o O%c OF the rooms in the
~ by night Mrs. Shcrcr was
D. n,Hn e flashing 90 an oleciri@
tl,,d an outcrv and tha h,,r
isS, - Baird later rcported
y pr,., 100 Twcntv.thlrd rtroct
sta iroma ana hls 50 in silver and a
=, 'of'T Of r he was sleeping. '''
-Rns ID - II, Scerey. mn o,,.
tn-s, ',sztry service. s676 Wash
rls ,,s"S ,,n"S entered tonight, The
81" in money and a re-. ..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
Arrest Another Boy.

Lee Wilson, aged IL years. was ar
rested yesterday morning by Motorcycle
Patrolmcn HendricksOn and Woodward
on a charge OF burglary in connection
with the rc6plnG ol INC Fowl9r novelty
Tuesday night. The arrest OF Wilson
follows the arrests OF JASPER Hobbs.
aged % years. Melvin Nelson. aged is
years. Ephraim Nav. AGED l3 wears. and
Leonard Powell AGED 10 wears, who were
taken into custody Wednesday afternoon.
With the exception of Hobbs. the boys
Will be lmrnch over 10 the Juvenile court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
ADMIT FAIR PATRONS
THROUGH TURNSTlLES

Tho coin operating turnsues arc being
installed at the Stale fair grounds. They
arc to be used In lieu OF the present
gates and win do away entirely with
tickets At the main entrance iherc VIII
be eight OF thcs" stiles, which il is be
Bcvod Is a sufficient number TO prevent
any congestion The stiles arc operated
by the dropping OF quarter I'm the slot.
Several change" booths will he provided
for those who wish to get quarters with
which 20 operate the stiles For children
dime turnstlles are provided.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
Held on Suspicion.

Al Randolph a soldier. aged IS years
and John Hogan, aged rs wears. were ar
rested yeste rday morning by Patrolman
McMartin on SUSPICION OF being lrnDli-
Catcd In the fotat!on OF bogus bank
notes In Salt Lake. No spurious money
was found in the possession OF either OF
the men when arrested. No complaints
have been filed against tho mon but
they. will be held Dending the results CT
the Investigation that IL nov In Drugrcss,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
n'cAaE Is SILENT.
y 5,iuis, 10 Discuss Exoneratlor
Of Or. Wiley

10 Tts Tribune.
g. SEPT. 2l-Refusiug 10 make
el,r'nt IN regard 10 The eNonera o
~. Wiley. head Of tho pure food
I < ,hs rnltA1 States. by President
rfHe ?. McCanc. solicitor I'm the
sHsi apartment. who preferred
inin.t ihe food expert. returned
n, le'sy after tour of tho north
~ caiiforls. whore he has been
no l'enl matters affecting the
a i'farmcrt.
"a heCahe says no prefers 10
tl hs gcis back TO Washington
t1s The status ~ affairs before ne
rslsment regarding the inVes-
= NE charges against pr. Wiley.
rIefsl days isi; In Ogden with
lM". UT McCahe will go on a
wv 10 Morgan county. I.atar-hc
~ ~ 70 Washington. u. c.. with
laie and the children. who are
y Nth their relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
OGDEN GIRL SUCCEEDS.
Miss Florence Nelson Wins High Favor
on Stage.

special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. sept 2l-Miss Florence Mel
son of Ogden is meeting with wonderful
success on the stage in n tour of eastern
cities with The Goose Girl" a romance
by Harold MCGrath. according 10 news
paper clippings and letters received by
her father, J. Y. Nelson, custodian of
the city building.
Miss Nelson Us a talented Young woman
and has shown considerable talent In dra-
matte lines since she was a child She
is starring IN THE Goose Girl" as Prn-
cess Bildeg3rde and is the recipient OF
much praise from tho press and the pub
lie for excellent work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
INSECT BEATS WooOPEckER.
Sores holes In Trees and Refuses I
Osodge

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. sept. 2i-An insect that has
got woodnecker completely outclassed
IN horlng smooth holes into trees and
growing plants is giving r. Van der
Schult superintendent OF city parks. con-
siderable trouble. The pest cannot be cx-
terminated by the use Of any spray for
hlula vet discovered. and really appears
I" thrive n llitlc better when Inc IS given
daily supplies OF formadehyde and other
Well-knoHn cNterminstors. Dynamite
might prove effective " it, could he prac-
tlcally applied. The park supcrint tcndent
has managed TO dispose OF some OF the
pests by using small piece Of wire 10
dis!odge them from their nests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
Wife Gets Divorce.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 2i.-District Judge ]. A.
Howell today filed with the county clerk
an intorlocutory decree OF divorce grant
ed TO Msttc Kcarns from Ira j. Kcarns.
The ground OF divorce was the failure
Of tho defendant 10 provide his wife with
n support Koarns is now ont Of the
state. Mrs. kearns Is given the custody
Of two minor children. The kearns were
married at Price May 20. 1901
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
FLIGHT is SUCCESS.
Curtss Aviator Sails Over Ogden Reeion
at Height OF Thousand Feet
Special to The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Sept. 2t-Charles r. Walsh.
thc CuTiiss aviator. who will sail a big
hiplane as feature Of the Four state
talr, made a trial flight this afternoon.
Walsh flew from the fair grounds
to"arGs Plain City. and also made a
circle OF the north end of the Great Salt
lake. ilo reached height OF about 1000
tect above the ground. The flight was
an entire success and presented fine
spectacle. which was witnessed by thou
sands OF Ogden residents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
.AIesHIPs A FEATURE
I. G 3 Walsh VIII ooen Pro
,,-ns al rour.State Fair.
70 The Tribune

n 70 The Tribune,
n Sept, IA niCht by Charles
IN. ,ks daring Curtiss aviator.
- ne programme at the Four
.hr ihls afternoon. The air trip
n =sss IN The famous cur,tss mill
irane. which carried Eugene IS.
~ Philadelphia 10 New York In
4 lhs fastest and most remarkable
II rsr made in this country. The
|pI programme will close with n
n fxhi nv Walsh AT ; o'clock.
|r1iD1t The fair the ogden city
ID furnish tho music.
y lir Association this afternoon
|s sonirac; Tl;h Coleman. the
.,s1ms bslloonls'. for the appear
II No gas bag and triple parachute
y vhlh have been u sensation In
! c,lnlfiss for wears, during the
y ,fos An effort is also being
j h % f'lT promoters In secure th.
|f'B LAKE City balloon Tor one or
|vt'loas fair week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
d, and Tar Command

r,nssa NJ nigh place as the best
stt 70, .,,, ,or all coughs and
fssen,s Ga; or grown per.
|la. ssls serious :, results from a
% Ia, c. ue genuine Foley IS
p 'ShTanm'Johuson Drurs, uss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
fiRG PERIL PAST.
, rave No Longer Fear Of Dam
age TO Forests.

~ Ios Tribune.
- Sp g.-lnicndine TO be on
80 shefc he could direct Ere
:, E,%railons should there bo q re =
'hs forest fires or las, vear
,,.s's,'hnen, forests Of Idaho, bis
\ sh't a. f. sherman has hncn
rs.n rirer section for the rasi
~ -. ma for a numhcr OF days
stsrar,erss ' i'''" '''''' 1t
we precautions taken carly
= ,n and the systcmatic nstrol
\, sn. ~. hPr" hap heen no damage
J 4, season Believing that the
~, s @ mas passed many OF the
- :. asking the forestry de
s. n, allow Tho appropriations
P'r purpose. 10 o' applied &c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
/, ~ Prove Fatal.

4, p st az VI Esil.-Thomas Belmont,
20 Old h1, was y, found dead in a, n
sppo,.Ss Ss';!srl,oon at J ,,'S o'SIoci. Oi
sH OF done nave resulted from
,sfe been 49,, az Belmont Is
day, ''e vas last seen alive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
Is Bill at orpheum.

~ ilhpNc.
'''.s.as.. ''.saT ibo :Ll...,Manascr /, Joseph
ls,4ler wh,ooL,ioWins bill at the
T'Sse ana Vh began this even.
naeo Anrer The Christina $
We Four ., nc popular mono
ssslhtlon. .1nnoohs. dencrs of The
IAs Loon IA ,fIsulino Moran. vocal
sr 10 Hole" II onc-a nIs -
|, dsnreT,.o eTordova & Co. : mon,lnrs ,%
- roler 'ho pianlsts: Marcus
Bottom pic,,Saie sSaie clog dancers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
Funeral of P. T. Gallagher.

Impressive funeral services were held
for Philip +. Gallagher. who died last
Monday In Murray. AT st. Mary's cathe
dral at 10 o'clock Yesterday morning.
Many friends attended the funeral and
followed the body 20 MI. Calvary GENE
tery. Me. Gallagher was a brother Of
Con Gallagher. fire chief of Murray. and
had lived in Park CITY for many wears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
Neil Bound Over.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 2l.-waiving preliminary
examination, Harold Neil, II years OF
age. was this morning bound over TO
the district court under $500 bond on a
statutory charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
NOTICE.

a regular meeting Of the Utah Board
OF Pharmar~ will be held October Il
and Is 1911 Al the Museum building.
L. OF l.. for the purpose ~ eNsminatlon
OF aprlcants for registration IN phaF-
macy. and such other business as NAV
properly como before the board.
WALTER II. DAYTON sscy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-22
Weber Marriage Licenses

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 21-Iicenscs 20 marry
were Issued by the county clerk TO the
following TODAY:
Henry w. Hunt. Portland. Or. and
Louisa NJ Black London England: Blaine
Baxter. Ogden. and Nina Pearl Smith.
Huntsville