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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
Moving Pictures Harmful.

There was one thing ] saw at
Ocean Park that is doing Utah an
incalculabic amount Of harm. AS 7
was going along the main boulevard
reading: "Exposod. "A Victim OF the
Morlnous. Thirty-tlvc Hundred Feet
Of Pictures 4 Victim Of the Nor
mons. a Picture That Has Startled
Two Hem!sphercs. Fortunes Spent by
Mormons To Prohibit Pictures We
arc Showing just the Same" I went
In 10 SEQ 81.
Now. that is one OF the most in
famously false things ] have ever
Witnessed. II Is doing immeasurable
harm fo the state. and every forco
hero should be marshaled by the
Commercial club TO have Il sup
pressed. II Is more than ofsett!ns
hero 10 attract attention 10 Utah's
resources and her desirebility as a
state to live IN.
The pictures show a Mormon mis-
ssona-y In Europe being introduced
m TWO young men 10 two young
emily one OF the young men IL the
sweetheart Of the roune lady who
is made tho victim" In a ittlc
while the missionary succeeds In KID
uapins the girl, gets her into an
automobile after dTugginS her. and
carries her OF, WILDLY pursued By the
tao young men. y train is boarded
by the fueitivcs. and then a steam :
ship. In the Vessel the missionary
breaks into tho wireless telegraph
room. binds and gags tho operator
and smashes the apparatus. In order
10 prevent the receipt OF messages
ordering his arrest, Then the mis-
then another Wild automobile ride 10
railroad train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
TO HOLD IMPORTANT
WATER-USERS' MEETING

Arthur Hooker, secretary OF the No
tional Irrigation congress. yesterday said
that assurance bad been received that
represent atlves OF the government S
reclamation service would meet I'm con
ference here with delegates from tire Wa
ter Users association.
I: Is being arranged that this confer
enco shall be held in the week preced-
ing that ofSthe big irrigation congress.
There are twenty-nine organizations Of
water users scattered throughout Utah.
These are connected with government
recama tlon projects In different parts
OF tho state and extend In some instances
beyond It's borders. The associations act
AS Intermediates between the actual
users of water for irrigation purposes and
the government reclamation service. On
this account a conference between the
water users and representatives of the
government service is regarded as high
~ essential TO harmonious procedure as
between the two and as OF value TO those
who utilize water supplied by govern
ment irrigation projects.
At this conference, IL Is assumed by
Mr. Hooker resolutions and recommends =
tions Will he considered and adopted.
These will be presented 10 the irrlga-
lon congress at Its sessions Of the fol-
lowing week--the first weak in October
and will be accorded careful attention
and probably favorable action will be
taken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
CAPT. CASEY CAUGHT
BY BLUE REGIMENT
Reward of $50 for His Cap
ture Goes to the
Membership.

At Yesterdays membership committee
meeting OF the Commercial club. siHtS-
two new names were favoraoly aeteo
upon. Twenty new names were recenuS
approved by the committee, ~ TO-DAY
meeting OF tho Commercial ciub pohIm
of governors eighty-two new names Wl,i
be passed upon for membership IN tne
club since the opening of the campalHh
seventy five members have been hd-
mitted.
Mike Casey long. 1.-THE and !anlV. ryiis was
regiment led by Colonel George a;
steiner: The reward OF $50 VIII pe pa,o
TO the Blues and the entire membership
army will be banuueted Saturday al the
club al the expense Of the Red rSal.
ment. The first sldrmish ends OIL thai
day. ~, , 49,
capture OF Casey. The colonel polnss
out that Casc,. must sign his name io
an application for membership befose TN tna
reward can be paid. Casey was In no con
yesterdays luncheon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
TO DEVOTE BIG RANCH
TO RAISING OF STOCK

N ". C1ayton's ranch In East Canyon.
Is to he devoted TO stockraislng under
the operation Of new company incor-
poTated yesterday.
The new corporation Is called the Clay
ton & McFarlane Livestock company, and
Is Incorporated under the laws OF Utah.
with a capital of $4,000, y. w. Clayton
is president; John NJ. McFarane, vice
treasurer: the officers. with J. r. Young
and Wallace NcFarlane completing the
directorate.
While the ranch OF Colonel Clayton has
been heretofore utilized FOR stock raising
purposes. II is proposed now to enlarge
the business there upon An extensive
scale, principally with the present object
OF supplying the Salt Lake market with
beef cattle. hogs and draft horses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
INVITE ENGINEERS
To CONVENE HERE
c Commercial Club Interested
in Bringing Big Meeting
to Salt Lake.

At meeting yesterday OF the Com
rnerr,al club committee on conventions,
II WAS decided 10 recommend that tho
board OF governors invite the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers 10 meet IN
this city in 1914. The committee intends
10 ask the board Of governors 10 Suaran-
tee $4,000 toward the entertainment OF
DELEGATES 10 the convention, in case 1t ls
secured for Salt Lake. Local orders have
agreed TO contribute substantially toward
the entertainment fund, and II is pc
Iieved the convention can be brought 10
Salt Lake.
n the board or governors takes favor
"A bic action tho invitation will be eNtehn :
ed during the forthcoming convention OF
the brotherhood in Harrisburg Pa. next
month. The convention VIII mean the
bringing TO salt Lake OF hundreds OF ran,
States. together with their wives
saI, Lake and Soise, Ida. will likely
he the two leading cities in the race ioi
tho 1915 convention OF tho Internations,
Dry Farming congress. and IT Is oehcved
that chances favor this city
The last congress was held At Colo
RADIO Springs and a great crowd or BOOST
srs from Canada attended ano se1ureu
the pr1sent years convention Tor l.olIl-
bridge. Canada. Utah delegates Iayoreo
Lcthbridge. and the Canadians agreed TO
support salt Lake in securing inc lsiS
The conventions committee
OF the Commercial club win take this
matter mp at once.
The international Dry Farming con-
from all parts of this and foreign coun-
tries. and furnish an immense amount
OF advertising for the city and state IN
which they are held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
NEW ORDINANCE ON
LIQUOR IS PASSED
City Commission Places It
self in Harmony With the
State Law.
NO CHANGE IN FEES
Wholesalers Licenses, How
ever, May Be Increased in
Near Future.
o CHANGE IN FEES

An ordinance fixing the amounts TO
be paid for liquor licenses was passed
Yesterday by the city commission the
recent supreme court decision making
all liquor laws invalid und the city at
torney advising the enactment OF an
ordinance to prevent possibility or any
claim that the city is without authority
to collect these licenses No change IS
made in the amounts assessed agafpst
the various branches of the hGuor buSt-
ness, although some of the COMMISSION
crs thought the amount charged whole
salers should be increased aud this may
be done in the near future.
The license fees are as follows: Ne
tailcrs, $500 a year; wholesalers, $4OO;
distillers, $1,000; druggists si00; clubs,
$400: breweries (not exceeding 2o9o
barrel capacity. $500: brewerios (25,-
00o-barrel capacity, $50: brcworics
(5O,o00 barrels), $1,000, breweries
$4,000 barrels, $3.50; brewerics (eH-
ceeding $4,000 barrcls), $4,000.
One of the strongest petitions pre-,
sented the commission was received
yesterday asking that Canyon road be
extended from n point opposite Third
North State street. The petition con,
taincd 464 names, headed by that OF
Governor Spry and containing among
Others W. L. Earls, NJ. II. Walker,
George S. Auerbacb, John G. Cutler,
Charles s. Burton. S. A. Whitney, II, 5.
Young. George NJ. Cannon, Elias A.
Smith. Heber j. Grant, Joseph r.
Smith. Anthon IT. Lund Charles w,
Penrose. C.. ". Nibley. o. F, Whitney,
L. s. Richards, ueber NJ. Wells. w. S.
Mccormick, Thomas G. Webber, Joseph
T. Smith. Jr. Robert Morris, Hugh j.
Cannon. #. ". Daynes, Benjamin God"
dard. ". W. Filter, Lew EDGAR Young,
John NJ. Cannon. Horace II. Cummings,
T.. Leroy Bourne, James L. Talmage,
Joseph T. Daynes. Jr.. J. P. Gardner,
Francis NJ. Lyman, ]. r. Walker and F.,
A. Teymbourne. The petition was re-
ferred to the street department,
T.. y. Swan petitioned the commits
sion to replace The aume ACROSS the
surplus canal, open the embankment
and clean the ditch Mt First South and
place the same in as good condition AS
formerly. This also was referred 70
the department. of streets and public
improvements.
Another communication on the sub
icct of annexing Forest Dale was pre-
sented and will be considered by the
commission as committee of the
whole
Frank Roux was awarded the con.
tract for disposing Of bodies of AMI.
mails found on the streets. receiving no
consideration other than the careasses
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JURY ACQUlTS ELMER;
NEW COMPLAINT FILED

A jury of four men In Justice II s.
HarpcTs court Yesterday found II. @.
Elmer, proprietor of the Palm Gardeus.
not guilty Of selling liquor after mid
night. The offensc was alleged TO have
been committed January II. The MEM
bers of the jury were w b White,
James Rvser, NJ S. Cummings ard M. W.
Wagstaff. They dellbcra ted forty-five
minutes,
a ncw complaint WAS fled Yesterday
against II. g. Elmer and his brother. -.
r. Elmer, charging them with having
sold liquor to stella Sousbr. q minor.
They pleaded not guilty and were re
leased on their own recoEnizance The
Soulsby girl arrived here from Denver
Yesterday and her testimony will he
taken before Justice II. :. Harper this
morning. Tho girl is but Is wears of
age. She was confined in rHc local de-
tention homo until March 10. when she
escaped and accompanied T.. &. Dell 70
Denver. Dell is now under arrest. charged
with stealing diamonds from guests of
Denver hotel and with white slavery
The girl VIII be taken back TO Denver
as a witness against Dell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
CUTS LOSS OF
TIME ON PAY DAYS

City Auditor w. r. Shearnan has
evolved Il plan which he estimates will
result i'll a saving to the city OF approx
'paymester' to the city employees and
1t has hitherto been the custom for tho
employees TO present themselves at the
auditors offire on the 1se and 18th OF
each month to receive their salary war-
rants. This necessltates a loss OF about
two hours time for each OF the EN-
ployces, who have to make a special trip
to the office 10 receive their pay. This
amounts TO approximately s4NO worth of
time every payday
Henceforth, tho employees Will be paid
on the job The auditors Office will
prepare the warrants. which will be dis-
tributed to the several heads OF depart
ments, who will carry them to the vari :
Gus places where the mon are at work
and deliver the pay without entaIIins loss
of time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
UTAH MEN INTERESTED
IN COLOMBIA TIMBER

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Colombia Land Investment
company was held at Evanston. Wyo
Monday. April 10. at which the following
were elected directors: James H Movie
DR.. l.. w. Snow. n. c. Whitney, DR.
W r. Calderwood. Joseph j. Cannon
Clark l.. Whitney and II. A. Petersen,
The company owns approximately
100000 acres OF rich timber and aEri-
cultural lands In Colombia South Ameri-
ca, within a few hundred miles OF the
Panama canal The annual report
showed the company in irst-class condi-
tion. free from debt. with all its land
paid for and several thousand dollars in
cash on hand.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year ara James II Movie. president: l.
". Snow. vice president: Preston j. Can
non, secretary and treasurer. who, with
the others named, arc the directors,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
SECOND INTERURBAN
LINE ASKS HEARING

W e. Alexander, representing the
proposed interuroan railroad running
south fronA Salt Lalla City. projected by
Samuel Newhouse w. II, King and
Others, spent an hour yesterday in con-
ference with members or the city COM
mission. Mayor Samuel G.. Park and
Commissioner W. II. Korns wcro absent
from the conference on account Of Ill
ness. The terms OF the proposed fran
chise were discussed at the conference
and the commissioners Indicated that the
terms would be Identical with those OF
tho franchiscs granted the Utah county
company, except as to route.
The Newhouse company has asked for
permission to traverse al portion or the
east eide OF the city with its line but
the commissioners Indicated opposition
10 the proposed route.
The application for franchise viii be
considered AT meeting Of the commits
SION TO he held late next week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
PASTOR AT MEETING;
BURGLARS ROB HOME

While the Rev. John A. Lindberg. pas
tor OF the Swedish Baptist church: WAS
conducting prayer meeting AZ the church
Iast night burglars rzlnsacked his home
?5I South Ninth East street and made
uff with gold watch Of great value
as an heirloom and number or ether
articles.
Returning from the prayer services.
the pastor and his wife found the doors
locked from the inside and the glass
broken out Of a Kitchen window. The
pastor climbed through thu broken win
dow AS the burglars had done. He found
he house rarisacked from cellar 10 at
tie Even tho mattresses were thrown
from tho beds and the rugs pulled from
the floors so thorough was the search for
valuablcs
The stolen watch belonged 10 Mrs
Lndberg. II was an heirloom left TO her
by her mother and il bore her maiden
name, Clara Calenc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
ST. PAULS MEMS CLUB
ENJOYS FESTIVITIS

Tho members OF the Mems club 4
Pauls Episcopal church were glsSu
honor at 4 dinner and dance entsl
ment given I'm Unitarian hall last :
beginning at o'clock. The din.sf
served by tho ladies OF the ment =
of the church. and was FOLLOWED :
dance programme. Addresses str
livered by Bishop Brewster OF Oo,,l
the Rev. George Hunting OF Cts
and Prof. George Marshall OF the :
university. instrumental musleAn .
were rendered during the evening. \
Reeves was toastmaster during ~
ncr. The affair IS known os tne =
get acquainted" social Of the ciuo. y
We're about 150 present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
MUNICIPAL RECORD lV
INCREASE ITS W

The monthly issue OF the As.7
Record. the publication issued =
by the city. will be increased IN ns
twelve pages TO sixteen pages a.s
copies will he printed month"; ins,,. I.
500 as at present. The additionn
In the publication will be deTSI, ~,
boost" matter for Salt Lake ~ I
the additional copies will bs marIs'
by the publicity bureau Of ne
clal club. THIS action vas deGloeo
terday at an informal meeting ~
by Commissioners r. y; MorIs
ID. Keyser and UcDrY W. LewteDcss
Recorder Noble Warrum ana
mittee OF the publicity bureau s'
OF w. r. Wallace, John d. tiie'
G. Mack anZIa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
OF WATn
OPPOSE ANNEXAT10

Residents OF Forest Dale wno I
priority 70 wntcr rights IN thai -
will oppose anneIation to Salt Isks
on tho ground that tho water systs-
the suburb should be added to The 4
source of supply. a number oi I
settlers In that section OF The q,
claim rights 10 the water trua
springs OF Forest Dale, and con-.
composed OF J. A lockwood. C. g
ner. Carl Il. land. w. c. Wintsn
j. Klmball will walt on the o!5 4
mission I'm the near future 10 prssss'
claims or the farmors 10 the U.s. d
water. Mr.. Lund called on the ecn-
sion n fortnight ago and speaking
the farmers. said they did not objsi
anne neNation as long as their pan
rights wore protected,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
UNANIMOUSLY False.

Finally the pictures show N. cir,
being starved into submission in salt
Lake In dungeon under mysterj-
Gus house OF many doors and dark
pnssages. The glrl 80 maltroated most
THANKFULLY untu another girl. who
nas bcfr;ended her. discioses her
prison 70 the two YOUNG men who
hSN. come from Europe In pursuit
and she II rescued, the missionary
counter.
The street scrnes end buildings ar
an TAXED up as nothing Of the Kind
has c.eT been seen here. expo.t,I
lated with one OF IRE Attendants S.y-
Ing that ] Lived IN Utah ard that 7
knew the pictures 90 bs darnnaf3i,,
fzlSe In crsry Particular. Sh. r5ayo
me- a suaeTlnE look. aS much ~ 20
say that ] was a Mormon and sought
10 discrsdit tho story told At the
-,De time. she asserted vigorously.
that the pictures were trI, 20 ne
This. of coyrse Is the statement
made in AL cases
The thing Is doing Utah a lot og
harm. and is altogether unjust tn
hsr people u ought 70 be sun
pressed. ami that uui-kly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
Visit Wizard Burbank's Land.

Another p'acs We visited was the
ranch or Luther Burbank, the wizard
of agriculture and horticulture. There
re sew an aero of the spinclcsy cacti
that Mr. Burbank has evolved With
in four miles OF this place is the
ranch OF Jack London. which we Wis
tied also; and stil further on was
tho splendid Spreckels place. In fact.
a great many wealthy Californinns
have country places hereAbouts. and
tnr scene Is always one OF gayety
and pleasure
Near Petaluma we saw miles upon
niles Of chicken ranches. where thPra
were apparently myriad whito chick
cnt-tGat AecminE 20 be the chief
poultrY stock raised. Here IS a great
country for poultry and eggs, ana
there seems 60 he an immense and
tHVlEinE business conducted by the
men engaged IN this indu.tr.-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
WORK IN COPPER IS
ON EXHIBITION

An exhibit OF hand wrought copper
work Will be placed I'm the display Win
dow Of Leyson's 1ewelry store today In
pupils Of salt Lake City can do TIL,
designs were worked out in tho design
Ing department OF the high school, un-
der the supervision OF Miss Jennings and
the remainder OF the work was done ia
the high school shops under the cirec-
tion u Mrs. BAIT. This IL tho first
year IN this kind OF WORK In the high
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
Restore Land TO Entry.

An order resolved at the local land Of
nce JesteToaS from the general land of
nce AZ w Nashtngton- directs that se,tiou
~ township y south. range west. near
VIZ fhInofe national forest which WINS
N1hora~n from entrg October l. lao2
VIII De opened 10 settlement under ths
homestead laws of June Is next. sftay o
O'Clock IN The morning of HAT date. Tbs
lands. EoNeVer, VIII not De opened 10
cnrS: nlinr or selection until July IL
Ths iand vHs originally wlihdravn fcr
ipIc-l.y purposes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
MERCHANTS LIGHT TO
BE GIVEN A FRANCHISE

An ordinance granting the Merchants
Light & Power company or Ogden a
franchise 10 enter Salt Lake City will be
presented at Monday nights Meeting or
the city commission and probably will
be PASSED by practically n unanimous
vote. The legal department OF th4 city
has been engaged for several days in the
preparation OF this ordinance. the terms
OF which were ed upon in confer
ence held last week by the commission
coTnDaup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
Ont of Lail: In Again

Not only did Frank Johnson u,
years, stand upon the "rds, u IN /,
when released from the city ~.
day morning, but also he dsrso ds " 4
in the vicinity OF the jail n IONS ~
TO smuggle a quantity Of opium.
shce 10 several Of tho tnma,g,n avn ).
now. back In his Old cell and W." -
again today Johnson had Juss -
ed a siIty-day sentence lot vac
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
See Many Utahns.

~ various points We saw scores OF
visiting ltahns. and al some placrs
W saw Salt Lakers who haye been
familiar tcurcs on our streets and
prominent In our public lie. ~
Ocean Peach. Major ". A. Br~-Jen
has opened a law office IN tho Rio
Piles hotel. which is conducted tyr
Mrs. Rrcodsu. lu charge Of the din
ing Tooyu was Mrs j. b Walden.
NTs. Bancroft. formerly Mrs. Car
~nce Eddy. vas also th>re. and all
we're doins well. Mrs. Chf1stophsr
pieM WAS snuEiT snscODced In A
neat cottage and Mrs Leroy 4.
PEimeT. with NrE. Saiiic p. Pointer.
her mother. oVcupiod another pretty
cottage.
IN santa Monica We saw Mrs Clint
y. LelEh. who has built = pretty lt.
10 BUNGALOW there. IN which she
Hives Ia tRpVin~ss Nith her tHo
~cn-. \; Long Bach Was Pbilin T.
Ayrvs. formerly - the cts ~1riucer-a
office IN salt l1sic. who g. noR in
'hc real estate busir c-s.
- tic AleSandris in L8S Angeles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
LIFE UNDERWRITERS
TO MEET TOMORROW

The first meeting OF the Utah Asso-
citation Of Life Unde rwriters undor the
Commercial club tomorrow noon. Pre-
ceding the meeting 4 luncheon will be
served IN the gold room. followed by a
Round Table talk" Among the items
Of business will be the announcement
by President Elmer A. Kicker Of his list
Of standing committees for the ensuing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
Rishnn Is Acquitted.

Leonard :. Bishop was acqurl
terday By ihc jury I'm the leuj,g
on the charge OF using the .p., .ssy,1
mails to detraud. Inc s5Sl
charged Bishop with haVins 800
expense accounts Of scNcr9I his I
demonstrators working uleet ,,hsys|
ton in this state for thc O,letd
tonsced Oil company OF NC"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
Grocers Are Fined.

Willard Hanson. state dalJ sGsS,
commissioner. received word -,
that the Pan Hellenic Grocery cons1' oisn'
Bingham. against which the iosa ss
food bureau hnd case for Tigaat Ia
the pure food laws, was fnss co. ~ 4
hearing OF the case at BingnG,
day. Tho grocery company Ws, W
cuted because OF the represehsslNs,| ",
sale of cottonseed oil os pure o'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
At Kearns 8 Ranch.

While al san Frapcisco We were in,
NitcJ by Senator Thomas keains Ia
Nisit him at his noble ranch, located
about two miles from Santa Rosa
Wc went there and spent two OF the
most delightful days of our lives.
Palm SUNDAY being Included in the
visit Senator Eelrns took us in his
automobile for a run of hfty miles ont
into Uc region surrounding his ranch.
That wHs one o' the most beautiful
sections ! have ever seen. All of tho
umc We passed through fruit groves
and vfneyards--miles upon miles Of
lhcm-all showing splendid cuitiva-
ton and thrifty growth. We tr5,v-
clcd through the Italian Swiss colony
near Santa Rosa and a more beau
iiiri and productive district IL al
most seemed impossible could exist.
Senator kcarns has a magnificent
place in his ranch, II comprises zoo
acres or ground. and there is an am
pie water supply IN the canyon be-
hind II. which Is also owned BY tho
senator. The house itself Is a. great
affair of unique construction II WAS
built about 1881 by carly Spanish
inissions rtss IN that region The
walls are massive in thickness and
are built OF stone Being seventy
five years old. or perhaps more. IL ls
81 peculiar architectural design. hut
thoroughly enhancing and imposing
IL substantial The great walls ron
der the rooms inside a vcritable para
disc of coolness In warm weather,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
UTAH COUNTY LEAGUE,
IN CONVENTION TO-DAY

Utah county's development league Will
today hold its first quarterly convention
at Spanish Fork. There Will b. "A dI--
cussion OF the proposed coal railroad. of
the interurban railroad. Of prospects for
immediate change in the salt Lake Route
and an effort toward removal Of the bow
cott on Utah alfalfa sced.