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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-21
George :. AlIs1. optical specialist I, /,
DR.. Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
Christmas decorations. The Camera

DR.. Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
Christmas decorations. The Camera
Shop.
See our $1.25 casseroles. Horne &
Gelvin
The best Of fresh nuts of all kinds
at Culley's. ~.
Morses' chocolates at The Old Reli-
able Drug Store. 80, -
-->-
Apples. apples. apples, all New. York
stock at Batesole's.
Wachter's confectionery will deliver
your Christmas candies.
A large line Of hand bags to close
out at cost, at Pinkerton's.
Mrs Frank Bali, Of State Center.
spent Wednesday in the city.
Mrs. F. L. Dobbin, Of State Center,
visited in the city Wednesday.
Price greatly reduced on toilet and
manicure sets. at Pinkerton's.
Roast chicken dinner, Friday 30
cents,yat McCord & McCords.
Big Christmas dance in F'orney's hall,
Saturday. Dec. %. Full orchestra.
Something the whole family will en-
joy-a mantel clock from Aliens.
Big Christmas dance in Forney's hall,
Saturday. Dec. 90. Full orchestra.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-17
Here is a Remedy that will Cure
Eczema we Prove IT,"

Why waste time and money expert
menting with greasy salyee and lot!one,
trying to drive the eczema germ from
underneath the skin when the
Smith Drug Store guarantees ZEMO. u
clean liquid preparation for external use
to rid the SKIN Of the germ lie that
causes the troubleY One application
will relieve the itching and often times
one bottle is sufficient to cure a miner
case OF eczema.
In over 1000 towns and cities in
America, the leading druggists has the
agency for ZEMO and he will tell you
OF the marvellous cures made by this
clean, simple treatment. ZEMO is re
cognized rs the cleonest and most popu.
lar treatment for eczema, pimples,
dandruff ar 4 all other forms Of skin or
scalp affections whether on infant or
grown person win you try a bottle on
our recommendation Smith Drug
Store.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-17

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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-17
Taylor sets the Style Others Folio

Taylor sets the Style Others Follow
II you have any dead tim Der, snitabh
for cross ties, for sale, please write c.
|, Belts, Madison, Fla, A.
The friends OF Nr. William ToOEe
will be pleased 10 learn thtt he bG
almost entirely recovered and will re-
turn home Saturday.
Fully nine out OF every ten cases o.
rheumatism is simply rheumatism Of
the muscles due to cold or damp
or chronic rheumatism, neither Of
which require any internal treatment
All that ia needed to afford relief is The
free application OF Chanber,ain's Llni'
ment, Give 1t a trial. You are certain
to be pleased with the quick relief
which II affords, Sold by oil druggists
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-17
See TAYLOR for everything to wear.

See Taylor for everything to wear.
For fresh meats Of all kinds, phone
r. X. B, Bishop.
W. IA. Webb, prosperous farmer OF
Lee was in Madison on business last
week.
p. X. Lan'er, Pat Lanier, and G. A.
Barker all OF Pineland. were in Madi-
son on business last week
klr. and Mrs. w. N. Dickinson OF
Sanps dro spent Saturday In town on G
shopping expedition.
Check bilious half-sick feeling be-
fore 1t gels serious. A dose OF HER
BlNE ia the remedy, 1t restores energy
appetite and cheerful spirits. Price SOC
500 by All Drug t,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-17
NEWS or T0WR mo
COUNTY { CONDENSED
Matters Of General Interest As Given
Us Personal, Business and
Social Items OF Town
lfltIs New lay Tor Has H.

n ~ Is New. lay Tor Has H.
For fresh meats # al kinds, phone
~ h B Bishop
a Loper ami Tom Rlkpri # Ham.
burg Was in Madison last week
A comfortable dwelling house Tor
rent, T. j, GepGe II
f, g. Glpes 81 Hickory Grove was IN
town last week
Miss Cara CogGlus n the CUES, Of
her ester, Nrs Randall Walker " Val.
dOsta
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-17

4. IS.
Iy.ano, ppls for Consultation.
a. ~ , ,n.r.,~.., - Nn,lcrry
ID. ,,..,t..n,r father. - = Ellison fer
. r.,.,..,ge
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Buddie Lamb, George Kelley ana.
Wal Moore, all Of HupcNeil we're I'D
Madison last Saturday ou business
Mrs BENJAMIN j. Conycr's OF At'a1-
IA, On Is .ho guest Of Mr. WI Mit
b. Il. McCulI
Dave Diy.nr, who isruy m.kug his
nona IN Sop,b Florida. bat WHO is vice
niur ms father AT Blue Spnu,s was ~
Niulis,p for a fey hour. Iatt saturday
NOTICING meat will bo received
for full month, storage from this dH,c
AS cold storage rooms will be CLOSED for
annual oycrnauling on Mach 220d
Madison Electric Power Company.
Mr., and Mrs. W. NJ. Arnold Of Han
son We're IN Madison last Saturday Oh o
shopping expedition, Mr.. Arnold runs
urge saw mill at Hanson and makes
frequent visits TO Madison FOR supplies,
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to women
suffering from chronic constipation
hea'ache, blliousness, Dizziness saIlow'
ness Of the skin and dyspepsia Sold
by all druggists
Quite congenial party left on last
Friday for an outing Of some two weeks
or more al Tolley's Creek, camp cit
uated upon the gulf coast Those Of
the party were Dr. Z. H. smith, Alex
Smith, T. c, Smith and Vans Rahdai'
LADIES-Leave your orders for
either engraved or printed visiting
cards at this Office. We can and will
please you. Prices ar low as the lowest,
work the very best.
q u sir,ns who onorstas lsrea
saw mill sb,ut sevep n,les west of
,o.n ssn, l,s team 90 town for soms
o,nnliss vh., ana 10 tina npIas was
,aLsn s;cb ard a;ed rha mia tina,
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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-17
FLORIDA FARM PAPER.

Fruit growers aud truckers should
read The Florida Grower. Weekly in-
formation Of value. Questions answered
on cultural subjects. Market quota.
tlons, etc, 81 per wear. Sample copy
Oh request, Address No. 40 Florida
Ave, Tampa, Fla,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
NAB Thief IN HOME
OF HEBER ]. GRANT
Burglar Takes Advantage of
Fanlily's Absence From City,
but Neighbors Are Vigilant.

Caught In the act ~ ourEisriEiuE IN.
home OF Hebsr J. Grant. ~ East South
Temple street. Roy oMsu.y. aged -
VAS captured a. 2.3o o'clock thi, morn
INK by q detail - Officers who made a
quiCk run from hcadquA-tcrr In response
10 = phone call from Mr.. Grants neigh
bors.
Mr. Grant and his family Ars with the
salt Lake chci. on ii- tour. and tho
home has been closed durirs their alb.
scnCe.
\ neighbor saw ughts flashing through
the windows. and ~ once tclcphon>d tho
police. Officers Mabhot. Patterson.
simpson. Christensen and Patrol Driver
Sullivan responded
Pstrolman Mabbot climbed in through
front window. while the Other officers
stationed themselves around the houR.
The burglar ded out Of the hack door
and ran Into the arms or two 90 the
waiting policemen.
O'Msllsy has fresh cut on his LEFT
wrist, and answers 10 the description q.
the burglar who three DAYS ago ercar-d
BY le1pinE through a window of the
George r. Felt residence. 81 East North
Temple street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
BURGLARS CARRY
OFF ALL IN SIGHT
Goods Valued at $500 Boldly
Taken From Unfn-
iShed House.
Special TO The Tribune

special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Nov. Backing wagon
np 10 the rear door OF the new residence
owned by Lars Hansen, 1868 Madison
avenue. burglars some time last night
literally rsusackrd Tho unfinished house
carrying 2 way carpets, UnolcuuI. rugs and
carpenters tools valued at more than
5000. Everything I'm tho house not nailed
down WAS piled into the wagon bv The
lmoyes, who left no clew other than tho
tracks NJ the vehicle In the yard
The tools stolen were valued At more
than $40 and belonged 10 tho conirac-
tor. l.. J. Rccdcr. Tho contractor IN
charge OF The building also took the con
tract for laviuS the carpets aud limo
l"uW. These wcrc in largo rolls and
were To have bo"p laid on the floors
today. l. is evident that tho burglars
know this and had planned their raid
before the carpets had boon tackled down.
Entrance 80 the building was gained
by pryins open a rear window. from
which tho plumber war unioadcd 10 a
man outside and deposited IN tho wagon
II is believed that the daring burglary
was committed about o'clock this nom
ing, as ncighbors living in tho vicinity
oi tho Hansen residence heard tho bark
ing OF n dog and got IN 10 see N any
one was prowiug around their premises
meter thinking that the burglary was
hcinE committed at the unfinished resi-
dcncc. list Of the tools and stolen fur
nishnGs has been turned over 20 the
UOlicc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
ANOTHER PIONEER
WOMAN IS CALLED
Mrs. Rachel Walling Hamlin
Dies at Her Home in
This City.

The death ~ Mrs Rachel wsilins
Hsmln. widow of George Hsmiin. at her
home. s5s Tenth East street. in this city.
a. $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
MARKS the passing of another pioneer
woman. Paralysis VAS the cause OF Mrs.
Har1iins death.
Mrs. Hsmlin. who was the daughter OF
Warren and lydia Crawford WalllnE
was born In Jersey CITY, y. j., on Feb
rUsry IS. 1851. and crossed the plains In
the haudcart party ot her father, Cap
tain Wallins, In 1850; Later she was
married 10 George Hamlin. who pre-
cedcd her 10 tho grave. Mrs. Hamiin IL
survived by the following childrru. =. II.
Hamlin. Mrs. G.. T.. Berry. Mrs. r l..
WillismE. Mrs. Lillian H. Cannon. Mrs.
Emma ~. LouEy and Mrs. r. W. Bail
Mrs. Hamiin vas one OF the first set
tiers I'm the Nineteenth ward in this CITY
and enjoyed the love and respect OF a
wide circle OF friends.
Funeral services viii he held sunday
al O'Clock Y. m. from the Thirty third
Nard assembly hall. with intcrment In
the City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
soUThWoaTH CASE Sci.
man Who Killed Ned Hanks Last Az,
oUst WIN Soon Face Court
spe-LaI 70 "a. TrIhnne.

Speri rial 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. si.-At the setting of
cases Tor December I'm Judge Harri-'s
division OF tho district court this morn
INK, conference was held with the
court by tho attorneys interested in the
case against Henry Southvorih. charged
With murder iu tho frat degree which
resulted iu IN understanding that ten
DAYS would he necessary to dispose Of a.
he case Mas set down for trial Deem
bcr 4
Sonihvorth. = farmer, living ~ Farm-
luSton. is charged with Tho murder Or
Ned Hanks. manager Of tho Don Philip
pIDl band. AZ ';lcuV God park the even
lnC OF Auzurt T. .Isslousv because Of
alleged attentions bestowed uyon uls
Nife is ssid 10 have brcn tho cause of
IN" shooting. S"u,hworth has been In
thc county iail since his arrest The night
Il the killing and has made no effort TO
obtain bail.
Tho trial of JACK Britt charged with
= Etaiuiorv felony against y Young slrI
"f focsi"llo, Ida. was cot FOR December
y. Those arc the only criminal cases
s"t FOR trial ai tho December term of
Judge liarriS'S court. Tho balance Of the
session viii he taken up Wits the trial
or n number OF important civil ac-
tons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
||lC IS AROUSED
/ MANY ASSAULTS
/, yandelich, Miner Who
kts,d Man With Candle
kick. Still at Large.
IRE Tribune

!, Tbe Tribune.
-crTy Nov. ci.-Stcve Nande-
A. Austrian miner. who stabbed
Crosls with a miners candle
r.',.,dsy afternoon. is SIN Al
/. c,0.y is inclined ~ tho opinion
4 .1,,rh il being aecrolcd by his
I..o In the Austrian quarter in
,.,,s owns house here. lie has
L. his wages at ;he Daiy-Judge
r., ,heS, reasons II Is thought
\ capture Is only = question Of .
. N,lich and Mike Pulloyich were
|, ;odav by Policeman Ryan ON
~ Of having assaulted John
- dsy before YESTERDAY. Mike
4 rho was also involved In the
Ia Lawrence, escaped 70 the hills.
A Evans and Henry Hale,
commissioner, and Pat RYAN
~. country FOR Liuovich They
|-r, trace of him going in the
Ed Alta and Sandy. The "ffi-
.,hose places have been instruct
~ ou, for him and have been
"a with a description OF him.
"A the last ten daNS three AmNri-
- have been assaulted bv Aus
ia much sentiment has been
against the Aus,rians. Sheriff
Tt Is said. has expressed himself
"a further trouble.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
James z. Cowles Buried.
special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN. Nov. 2i.-Funcrsl services for
James h. Cowles "A brother OF Prof. fc
Roy Cowics Of the Weber academy were
held at the Fourth ward meeting house
this afternoon at o'clock. Bishop r.
y. Olsen I'm charge. The speakers were
William Jowder. Mary Jost Bishop e.
\. IIickenlooper. Apostle David o. Nc
Kay and Patriarch George W. Iarkir.
Solos were sung by Mrs. Mary Farley,
Miss Elsie Shorten and Orson Griffith
Burial Was at the City cemetery. where
the grave was dedicated by c.. j. Jen-
seq. The dead man until the past few
months had been a resident at Black
foot, Ida, where he was engaged in the
moving picture business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
WILL PUT AN END TO
ROBBING OF SOLDIERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 7i-Iu an e.
fort IN break up the ring Of whisky
sTugzlers and professional gamblers ply
Ing their trade on the arnay transports
the investigating board o' officers has
dismissed seven employees - the stew
ards department Of tho transport Logan.
This action followed the recent dis
charge OF eight Of the crew os the Sheri-
dan. Further dismlssals also are looked
for.
Besides selling contrzband liduor. often
ss high as s. a bottle. and robhins the
soldiers AZ thimble rigging games the
gang also had an expensive habit OF
making pies out OF the governments lar
der, which would be used further 20
tempt any concealed coin from the en-
listed men during the long voyage be-
tween this port and Manila.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
Road in Good Shape.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. 2i.--After accompanying
tho party OF Southern Pacific railroad Of
fiCals on an inspection trip as far
Carlin New. Assistant superintendent
f. w Enston OF the Salt Lake division
returned to Ogden this morning. The
party Of officials VIII he on tho road
for two weeks. during which time the
entire Southern Pacific, divisions. shops.
tracks and buildings viii be inspected.
Mr. Easton reported that the officials
had found everything in good condition
on that part OF the Salt Lake division
inspected Yesterday. Superintendent
Derintendcnt j. NJ. Davis. Joined the in
spcc,ion party at Carlin yesterday and
Will go on to Sparks before returning TO
ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
no IRRIGATION
PROJECT APPROVED
10 Ire Tribune.

10 TIE Tribune.
u Ida. Nov. 2s.-The secretary
lrierlor has placed his stamp Of
ID on the Tom Heating Carey act
bcatod in Icmhi county. which
|sr,pleted will reclaim $500 acres
N addlnI In the rapidly growing
u ares ~ Idaho.
- Information 10 this effect was
n today AT the office Of Governor
|N Havley through 2 letter from
Frficr department. Tho announce
u oi Importance 10 Lclnhi county,
! N months the approval has boon
N for With great deal or interest
n he fact that the new project
"ffreat deal for that section. This
y btAted ncsr Junction and is TO
+p,sd hy n gravity system The
'rpplv is derived from Timber
|f5 the west fork OF Eight Mile
|ri Is impounded i'm reservoirs 10
fre1 on the project through
Himated cost OF the project is
ard the price reT acre fixed by
II land board Is $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
SHEEPMEN GETTING
READY FOR MEETING
Interesting Programme Al
ranged for Convention in.
This City Dec. SO.

II. pTosr.rnr. Tor N. ...,lnr De.
e.mesF % the Utah STATE ~oolgrop
association hss been prepared r.
meeting ~tn BE- cAn.A - ors,r A.
n'clock FridsY afternoon. Deeerh<r 8
convene a. 70 o'eieek C;ovs-rsr sp-- -iii
welcome the delegates II an zddre,s a.
the opening - ths session.
Pap-rs ~fli hs read dunrI tho two
~. association. Including wil,ord p,y.
Eros Bfnnion. Dr. A. 6 Young. l. r
Anderson, z. J. HsEg.rha-th Jchn 9
Macksy. = A Sh-srraon and John \
Hsnrie. Tn, programme In fuu Is a.
,ollovt
Music.
Invocation ..-..... .Trs Rev = 3 short
Soprano SOLO ...-.-...- Miss IrstiA Fif.
vslcou1s ssdrsss rs Gov. WIN. spr,
Annual sddress Pre-, y. n. CAllsi,r
Vic. Pre-. John II s.,l,y
sRorsno solo ..-...... SITE, ir-t,. F,f-
The sheep Industry. Past ana Pr.,.
snt. in Southern Utah" h"..-...:...
Hon. Wilford nav. PHro~an
The Future Outlook % our Indus
try~ ......... Enos s-nnion. Vs-rsi
Address. How 10 Suppress piseAs..r
-..-...-.-....-...-.- Dr. a =. Young
General discussion on general subjects.
SATURDAY, 10 4 ~
&dd$,,.. i'SiEs What N, STAT. so-'s sH' ''.o
-. J. Ha1ssnbsrth. spencer la.
Address, Bensfits % StronE As.o-
e.siion ....-.,..... John { hseSsy
Forester Z =. Shss-rnon. ogden
Address. Forest Reserves in South
srn Utah ..-.-..... John y. Henric
General discussion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
Held for Assault
10 The Tribune.

special 10 The Irlhuuc.
OGDEN. Nov. 24-Waiving his pre-
lirninsry examination. 4 Neilus. charged
with an assault with deadly weapon
walton Army. was this morning bound
over TO tho district court under $500
bond NoiluS is the man who called at
the Salvation Army headquarters a few
evenings ago and asked that he bo given
a room. He was drinking at the time.
and the envoy refused Ia allow him
lodging for the night. EnvanIed at the
refusal of tho salvation Army man.
Ncilus drew pcnl,nife and inflicted a
slight nesh wound In tho other mans left
shoulder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
School Thanksgiving Services.

Special TO Toe Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Nov .f.-The cts
schools will have charge - tie Specia
Thsnk.g living services IN tho tabernacle
next ThursdaA Thanksgiving DAY. znd
under the direction % the city principal
the following programme has been ar
ranged;
Opening chorus. tabernacle choir: tn
vocation: chorus tabernacle choir. re g.
tation. AElaya Anderson; solo Mrs. Al
phonzo Nelson. organ solo. Prof. John
Brook reading. Miss Ethel Rerss, dusi
Rogers children address. Joseph r. Han
sen. ladies' quSrtTt's. dust, Victor Y
MAdsen and Miss Connie Ms,lSan, ylosoS
chorus. tabernacle choir: bfnedictlolr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
All Hallows Note.

The Thanksgiving holidays begin aeAt
Wednesday.
The entire cast OF characters for ths
Christmas play will be srnouncsd this
evening at the Dramatic clubs meeting
Spencer and Emerson and Their rhii-
oSophy' will BE discussed Monday ~ the
senior philosophers.
The officers elected last evening fcr
the Phi Kappa Onicrou society are.
President. :. =. Do~noy: vice rresi
dent. f.. ". Lnrkin: secretary ard
treasurer. Joseph Smith; inside guard.
VI. ". Riley.
The Giee club viii meet tonight NTH
Prof Maddera
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
PAYS FINE or $50.
Prisoner Is Then Informed That Fun,
ishmcrt is Too Light.

Prisoner Is Then lnformed Tha, Pun.
ishnert Is Too Light
special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. 2i.-neclsrinE that a
charge of disturbing the peace did not
30 the magnitude 81 his offense Judr
J, u. Murphy of tho city court this
morning fined William TAYLOR of Plain
City $50. Taylor was found by r.. J.
ilodson al the lstter's home in wil-
sons lane ono night last week When
Hodsou demanded admittance. his wife
barred the door. Hodsou craWled through
= window With an sX and WIS prepar-
INK 20 attack TAYLOR, when Mrs. Hodson
drew shotgun and threatened 20 xiii
her husband II he attacked Taylor. Tsy-
lor pleaded guilty 10 n charge n dis
,urbinE the peace, accepting the fine Of
$50.
judge Murphy. IN passing sentence.
Informed IN" defendant that n tho grsvcr
charge had been made and proved. tho
defendant could have been sent 20 the
state penitcUilarg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
DOCTOR LOSES SUIT.
Jury Holds That Plaintiffs Injury Was
Due to His Negligence,
Special to The Tribune.

'-T''T"I 10 no 7 TIWUII"'
OGDEN. Nov. 24.--After remaining out
for a short time this afternoon, jury
in Judge Harris's division OF the district
court returned with a verdict OF no cause
Of action in the damage suit OF DR.. John
Driver against j, w. Wilton. The suit
was brought for $4,000 damages as re-
suit OF injuries said 10 have resulted TO
the plaintiff while riding n bicycle on
Washington avenue near the corner OF
Twcnty-fourth street, DIR. Driver teSti-
fled that he was struck by an automobile
in which the defendant and his wife
were riding, and that no sound or warn
ing OF the approach Of the auto was
given. Tho defendant and his wife de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
Jews of lntermountain REGION

nied on tho witness stand that th-Ir
machine coilidsd with the plaintiff n
cycle. but alleged that pr Dri,er. b
coming confused a. the approach ~ th-
mac hine. stcersd his bicycle into the
cuTbinr md 1sv tlroVn 20 the grouud
me Plaintiffs testimony vas corrob1r
-tnd br several other piiners~r. Dr. Z
the Injured man and found hir, .y,f,cr.
Ing from 2 difiocated collar bone and
other Injuries on The body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
Inspect Dam Site,
Special TO The Tribune,

OGDEN. Nov. 24.-LeavipG the city at
10 o'clock Saturday morning. party
consisting OF city and county. officials,
city commissioners-elect and newspaper
mon Will go I'm automobiles to South Fork
canyon. 10 look at the work now In
progress on the dam site OF the big reser-
voir project, by which the waters of
Cobble creek are TO be conserved. II
is expected that the party will be at
the dam site for two or three hours.
after which they will return 10 the city
IN the afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-25
Admits Several Thcfts.

S1eCIal 10 Inc TlOunc.
OGDEN, Nov. 2I.--AlthouSn John Nc
DonouSh when arrested by Patrolman
Jerry kcllihcr last night was supposed
10 have but one charge against him. that
or stealing an overcoat at the Marion
hotel poolroom, he made n confession
after a rigid Crossfire OF questioning to-
day that he had also entered tho Wash
ington rooming house yesterday after
noon and stole several suits OF clothes,
an overcoat and other wearing spparel.h
further investigation disclosed the fact