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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-08
MIGRATORY
Bird Protection is to Be
Asked Of the Federal
Congress-

I NEW YORK Feb. S.-John s
Bugnham, president and William s
Haskell, vice-president and counsel
of the American Game reflective and
Propagation Association 81 New York
City left last night for Washington
to urge the passage Of a bill for feder.
al protection of migratory birds.
Enlightened sportsmeG throughout
the country agree that such "a bill is
necessary to prevent the speedy and
total extinction Of certain migrants.
They point to at-1east two cases=-that
of the Wild pigeon and the. esquimau
curlew-in which shooting during the
breeding season has resulted in an
Inhalation. The woodcock and wood
duck are in immediate danger of a
like fate as result of unrestricted
shooting. Z
1t is significant that OF the twenty.
four yarities of ducks, geese and
swans breeding within our borders,
the wood dtcksis sthe ane most dis
tinctly resident of the United States,
Protection for this bird would be sure
to result in. its increase, for # seldom
leaves the confines j, Of the Union,
Many other species which have been
driven from their former breeding
grounds would stop, with US, again, It
on their arrival in the spring, they
were not greeted with deadly fusil-
ladies' which compel them to continue
northward.
Since many of the Individual states
refuse adequately to protect migratory
birds. the onA way their extermina-
ton can be prevented is for the Ma
tional government to do so. 1t is
held IN some quarters that this would
be unconstitutional, as interfering
with the police powers of the states.
But there is precedent for federal
control of matters which concern the
nation as whole when the states
refuse, or are unable to control them.
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POSTAL
Matters asaPassedon at Wash
ington Show Several
New Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The presi-
dent has nominated M. F. Riger to he
postmaster at Williamstown and the
Senate has confirmed the nomination
of R. G. Yoak to be postmaster at
Gassaway. The following West vir=
gtnia postmasters have been appoints
ed: h
Joseph H, Pirrang at Dixop6ca,
Mcdowell county. in: place-of j. q.
Airport, resigned; James S. Albert 1t
Edgarton, Mingo county, in place Of
C. c. Mccall, resigned; Richard a.
Newman, at Hovdtter, Tucker county,
in place of: W. Hovatter, resigned;
John F. Rodman at Bargers Springs,
Summers county, in place OF E. L.
Dunn, resigned; Benjamin F. Rhodes
at Flatfork, Roane county, in place
Of j. McFerrell resigned; A.. D.
Lewis, at Ivanhoe, Upsbur county, in
place OF R. l, ireland, removed; sallie
H. Wilson at Jones Springs, Berkeley
county, in place of John wilson; de-
ceased; BERTHE Husl at Adam, Cal
houn county, in place Of G. Husk, re-
signed; ]. Weaver Cline at !. Dayy,
Mcdowell county, in place Of ], w.
Cline, deceased; sad Ngnegt Lee
Gamer at Nobo, Calhoun county. in.
place of Aggte Fluherty, resigned.
The postofice at Melissa, Cabell
county, has been discontinued and
mail will be sent instead to Hunting
ton.
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WESTON Feb. The city was the
scene Of much excitemeh yesterday,
when It was discovered that hi home
Of nj. and Mrs IIerite stalnater IL
West Second street was aare. The
alarm. was given and the department
rushed 70 the scene 81 tine IRE. BIZ
before the alarm was turned IN the
house occupied bySthe stalnakers was
falling in in the rear and the aamgs
rapidly spread To- the home. OF Clyde
Mckinley who lived inathe5 heuse oa
the east, and destlte the heroic ef.
forts Of the department both houses
were destroyed. The contents Of the
house occupied by the stalnakers
were totally destroy ed with the house
with no insurance. The building be.
longed to D, A. Jones and was GOV.
cred with insurance. Clyde McKin.
ley's household goods were mostly
saved but his house was destroyed
He was fortunate In having BON
house and goods covered BY insar!
ance. The cause Of the fire can no,
be determined. 1t was first noticed
in the rear Of the Jones house.
Mrs. Fisher Dead.
Mrs. Wa. Fisher died at her home
on Murphy's creek yesterday after, d
short illness Of paralysis. She was
in her tifty-ninth year and. leaves q
large family of children. She was a
daughter Of the late Mr.. and MRS
Samuel Jarvis and was widely known
in this city.
Plant Burns.
Fire at the Panther Creek Lumber
company's place at Beans Mills Sun.
day afternoon destroyed the store
building and commissary Of the com.
pany. ], "A. Henderson, Of this city
and other local men arei,interested IL
the company.
At Book Store.
Miss Frances Ryan is employed in
T. P, Wright's book store to take the
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ALL YOUR STOMACH
Trouble lAINsHEs
No Indigo non, Gas
burn Or Dyspepsia Five
Minutes later

Every year rel ore than, Z
million ;5tnacli saiteFef IL ttie ffits
ed statesi Engian raF cana e
Pope 9jiap Ill. as.d ,t6 3, ~
iIn9uediRte nat IastiaE. raj (.
This hdfnless iSi Nh al
gest anStlfa y5a ana oSert 1
sour. gassy or ctlise osdsr stomach
Eve minutes afterwards
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place Of Miss Eva PritchaFd. who was
recently married
no Be Married.
Il is,rumored that one Of the cities
popular merchants will be married in
the very near future.
Buys Interest.
T. 3. Cleary has purchased NJ. a.
Bailey's interest in the STANDARD
Hardware Company. Nj. Bailey has
been In the hardware business here
for number OF years and has many
friends who regret to see him retire
from the business.
District Convention.
The district convention Of the, Re
bekahs is in session here in the i. O
o. F. hail.
Officers Elected.
The stockholders of the new electric
light Ice and Power Company mel
last night Ia the vacant Office Of DR.
N. s. Holt on Main avenue and elect
ed the following officers for one yea-:
Presidents NJ S. Holt.
Vice president George Hatzell.
secretary-Lee Troxell.
Treasurer Charles Snatch.
The new organization will be known
as the Peoples Electric Light, Water
Ice and Power Company. Besides the
officers eletced twenty-six directors
have been chosen. Several thousand
dollars has been paid into the new
organization and it viii not be many
months until a suitable location will
be purchased tosinstall the new plant
The stockholders Of the company are
among the most influential citizens Of
the city and the new concern is nov
ION good. firm basis.
Weston Personals.
Miss Mayme Williams is visiting
relatives at Salem.
James Ralston is at wheeling at,
tending meeting Of the Masonic
order.
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tEAI|0R
lContInued from Rage four. ]


rights OF the large minority in dry
territory should be protected. In
some places this minority is almost
as large as the majority. In Maine
prohibition was retained by only 700
votes he says, "and in some counties
in Ohio by as low as twenty-seven
votes. Until the enemies Of the liquor
Traffic shall have shown their good
faith by exhausing all possible meth
DDS within the states to enforce state
made laws, they are not entitled to
federal assistance in imposing sump-
tuary legislation upon large and
protesting minority. Thus far no la "
has been passed In any state making
the purchase, possession and use Of
liquors,a misdemeanor The sale only
has been penaltzed. We protest
against federal coercion u TN aid
to the enforcement of sumptuary
state-made laws
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B!'1abg'a...
a1

Every woman's heart responds to
the charm and sweetness otSa babyss
voice, because nature intended her for
motherhood. But even the loving
nature Of a mother shrinks from the
ordeal because such time is usually
a period of suffering and danger.
Women who use Mothers F'fiend are
saved much discomfort and suffering,
and their systems. being thoroughly
prepared By this great remedy, ara
in a healthy condition to meet the
time with the least possible suffering
and danger. Mothers Friend Is
recommended only for the. relief land
comfort OF expectant mothers; It Isl IN
no sense q remedy for various ills,
but It's many years Of success, and
the thousands Of endorsements re.
ceived from women who have used Il
are guarantee Of the benefit so be
derived from It's use. This remedy
does not accomplish wonders butssiln'
ply assists natnre;to perfect Its work
Mothers Friend aIlays nausea pre-
vents caking OF NsAA 20 - -
the breasts. and FeRSf nR
In every way SSSS Z
contributes to-, tsnt1 afAi
strong, healthy $50 *
motherhood. Mothers Friend is sold
at drug stores. Write for our Tree
book for expectant mothers. stE
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
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BIG sum
Asked for Alienation Of
Wife'ss Affections by a
MoundsviIle Man.

MoUNDsvMH1E, Feb. s-charles
]. Murphy, a McMechen railroad
man, has sued W. B, McMechen, a
McMechen banker, and member OF
one Of the oldest and most promi-
nent families in northern West Vir-
ginia, for $4,000 damages for tho
alienation Of his wite's affections
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-08

APPLES. APPIEsi--I have one car
o., extra hne Roman Beauty apples
ON track in clarluburg. These ap-
ptes are sprayed fruit, grown by one
OF the best and largest apple grow
ers in the state Of Ohio. Good eat
Ing cooking and baking apples.
I also have potatoes. oranges, ba-
nanas, lettuce, ana cabbage. watch
for our wagon. Special price to
dealers. can be seen at the wal
ker Hotel noon and evenings. c. L
Rodgers.
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AGENTS. WANTED

WANTBD-Agcnts to sell our silver
ware: sells every house; latest de.
signs: large commission. Send 15c
for sample and particulars. Ripley
& coftey Co., sos Downing Bldg,
Erie. pa.
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statesmen

= Experienced travelling
salesman to sell a popular priced
line Of Queensware and Grocers
speclalties to the general store
trade. Liberal arrangements. Give
full experience in first letter. c.
Reed 9 Co, Baltimore, Nd.
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tVANTED-G Gentlemen Piano player
and trip drum player, Must be
good. Apply in person or write
Hippodrome Theater, Weston, W.
va.
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Iree ms fioI1s for Is Cents

WANTED Two good tobacco strip
pera three union stogfe rollers
for = permanent Job; Job win last
ss long IL satisfactory work is
psoduced w c Burnside Fac
tory No. %, sss North ST., stea.
ley Heights
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FOUND
WANTED no RENT

WANTED 10 RENTAA fve or. six
room house, with all conveniences
in East clarksburg, South of Main
street preferred; must be in good
neighborhood; no children. Write
Box 344, Clarksburg, w. va,
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MISCELLANEOUS
Second Hand Clothing
Bought and Sold.
go s. Second! Street.
WEST V1RGrNrA,s GRRArEsr co1

WEST VIRGNIA's GREATEST COL.
LEoToR-J. e. DOMAIN, collecting
agency, is the oldest and one of the
most reliable in the state, have
been doing a successful business fol
ten years at our present location,
Our reputation as collector is sec
ond to none. We thank our old Gus
toners for their patronage and So
licit all the new ones. J.E. DOMAIN,
Collecting Agency office IA West
Pike street. clarksburg, w. Va.
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CARPENTER repair work done, sat.
isfaction guaranteed; estimates
cheerfnlly given, charges accord
Ing to Golden Rule. Call S1s-R
Bell phone, or send card to o. G..
Price, city.
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.FOR RElTiT


4 FOR RENTs-e rooms with bath In
front, hall. gas, steam heat. lnstan-
taneous heater, large private front
3 porch, rent $500 per month. Ap-
ply to Chas. D. Johnson Rroaddus
Apartments. DE0addds Addltion.. !.
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FOR RENT-Four room fiat and
bath. Angle Inn, SIS per month.
Five room fat and bath, third
floor, Angle Inn, will be vacted
February 15!pnRentc $4sss7 per
month. Apply at Drug store,
Angle Inn.
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ZOE RALR

FOR sALEstoFe ana meat market
in good location doing 4 business q
1880 per month; WIN invoice
about sl,so0. Inqa!re at The
Mutual Real Estate & Brokerage
CO.. rooms 2o-2l, Gore Bldg.
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FOR A SHORT TIME oNIIY-T6is
magazine combination saves you
$3.50:
The Delineator. -. $3.50
Everybody's ....... $50
Dressmaker 1o0
Regular price $500, all for
only 1920. Grace q. Keyes, Bell
phone 662-J.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

POSITION T.ANTED--B by . Young
man, work Of any kind clerical,
delivering or office boy. References
given. Address "R. IT, care Tele-
gram Office
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oXYPATHY, the scientific system Of
-mastering@nearly all ailments with
oxygen regardless of'klnd, cause, Sc
REORGANIZATION or failure of former
treatments. Consult Homer e.
cuthbert, l42 w. Main ST.. clarks-
burg. w. Va. Bell phone 579-J.
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FOR sALE-House of eight rooms
with bath, on good lot, part of the
Fletcher estate, located seventy feet
south of Mechanic street and one
minutes walk from court house.
Apply to j. NJ. swartz, III South
Second street.
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FOR RENT Part Of double house At
2sG South Chestnut street. Six
rooms and bath, possession immed-
lately. No children. Call Bell
phone 2s.
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WANTEDA position by al expert:
enced lady stenographer. Inquire
Of J. H. wheelock, 1876 West Main
street or Bell phone 1881.
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PRICE ED
DUFF STR & EI
STEAL Y 81 S

Frame cottage slate root
cement block foundation
rooms, bath, basement oak
finish, cabinet martels, corner
lot, 42Izx233 fsst. This IS.
practically a new dwelling III
FIRST class condition and il
Splendid buy at
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.S1.ooo down: one aLld tSIo

Isaf 4 +
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WANTED Female Help

WANTED--A good GIRL for general
Homework References required.
Apply at 649 Mulberry st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20

Lieutenant Bruce Wedgwood left ye
terday for Fort Leavenworth, where !
will be stationed for the next thr,
months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20

pleasantly yesterday afternoon at a
bridge tea In honor OF Miss Josephine
Well. ten tables Of players enjoying
in later for tea. The tea table was gay
with flowers, pink sweet peas In baskets
being used in decorating them. Here
Mrs. Max NJ. Well and Mrs. Charles
Tying poured tea and coffee. while Miss
Norinne Thompson, Miss Dorothy Rook-
lidge, Miss Rose Evans and Miss GLADYS
McConaughy assisted.
Mrs. Henry Catrow was hostess yester-
day afternoon at a bridge tea at her home
given In honor of Mrs. r. B.. Thayer oi
New York The home was bright with
garden flowers, used in profusion through
all the rooms. Four tables of bridge were
played In the early afternoon and later
dozen or 30 more friends came In TO en-
JOY tea, at which the hostess was assist.
ed by Mrs. e. S. Eadnsr, Mrs Charles "
ward McGurrn, who took turns at th'
tea table.
Mrs A II. Peabody was the hostess
Yesterday for a special meeting OF tn.
been source of pleasure all through th'
winter. The guests were entertained de-
lightfully at a luncheon at the Pea BODY
home with the game of cards following
The decorations were of red sweet peal
and red poppies and prizes In the gam'
were won by Mrs o. K. Benis and Mrs
Walter G. Tuttle.
The all-absorbing topic OF today in so
ciety circles will be the big ball game 10 b,
played at Cooleys field this afternoon 70
the cause OF charity between the Univer
sity club and the Alta club teams. TIL
| affair Is under the manaSement OF tn
| women OF the Non-Sectarian Charit.
| league. and a number OF the most attrac
tive society buds will assist by selling
| candy on the grand stand.
|
! Colonel and Mrs. Frederick Perkins O
Fort Douglas entertained the Post Bridg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh and thei
children left yesterday for Portland an,
the northwest. to spend a part Of tn
summer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20

Mrs, VIII Browne will entertain a
party Of little people this afternoon 70,
her little daughter Juliet
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New Corporations
Filed with the county clerk:


Abraham Canal Extension company OF
Salt Lake. Capital stock. $4,000; shares,
81 each. S. v. Trent president; Joseph
Nelson. vice president; George A Cole,
secretary and treasurer.
Fischer Kittle Coal company of Salt
Lake, Capital stock, 20.000 shares, 500
each, c. II. Fischer. president; Eliza
beth Fischer. vice president; c, B. Ed
ington. secretary.
Salt Lake Hat company Of Salt Lake
Capital stock. $4,000; shares. 81 each. w
F. Gallagher, president and treasurer: A.
F. Smith, vice president and secretary
H, e. Gallagher. Frank Rumel and A
R. Smith, additional directors.
Rocky Mountain Insurance company o
| Salt Lake. Capital stock, s3o0,O00
shares. 81 each. E. c. Harrell president
| William a, Cook. vice president, Ber
Abelshouzer, treasurer; Harold Hines
secretary; Theodore Whitney, additiona
director
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nightly meeting, Mrs Harry Jordan as-
sisting the hostess, The guests numbered
all the people of the garrison and twelve
oIous buffet supper served later. The
rooms were all IN pink and green. sweet
peas and ferns decorating them
Miss Rosa Toronto and ]. W Arm
strong were quietly married Thursday
evening at the Toronto home on First
avenue, Bishop Clawson officiating. in
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong left Immediately
after for six-weeks' stay IN the north
west.
Mrs. j, 3. RisQce Will entertain q party
OF young people tonight at dinner at the
Country club with the dance following,
in compliment to her two nieces, the
Misses Thayer OF New York. A number
Ing, meny Of the younger people who will
attend the ball game to go direct to the
club for the late afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Howard and their
daughter Marjorie will leave today for
the east, where later In the season Miss
Marjorie viii enter school for the com
Ing winter; Meantime they viii visit
friends and take trip on the Great
| lakes.
Mrs. George w. z. Dorsey. who was
one OF the Ladies Literary club delegates
cisco and after short stay ut tho Hotol
Utah left yosterday for VISIT with her
sister at Baker CIsy, Or. She was ac-
companted by Miss Helen Dorsey, her
| niece, She will return week from to-
day on her way to Fremont. Neb.
Mrs VIII Browne will entertain a
party Of little people this afternoon fol
her little daughter Juliet
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Morris and Mise
Leone Morris have gone to the Norris
ranch on the Provo to stay for a week
or TWO.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. G. Margetts have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Edna La Verne to James z. Alley
The marriage will take. place July 81,
children left yesterday for Portland and
the northwest. to spend a part Of the
/ summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice M. Johnson have
gone to Idaho for short stay on bust.
ness and pleasure,
Mrs. Leslie W. Snow and her two chill
dren will leave today for Fish Haven
Ida. to spend a mouth.
/ Lieutenant Bruce wedgwood left yes
terday for Fort Leavenworth, where HI
| "'iA St@Ss'i4SNA Ava hpo AiShe ttii C'
months
Miss Rose Evans Will entertain at
morning bridge party this morning a
the Evans home for Miss Josephine Well
Mr.. and Mrs A w. North spen
Thursday here, leaving yesterday morn
Ing for q stay OF a month in the Crane
Canyon Of the Colorado.
Mrs Richard Stingley is down from tn
Newhouse farm and Is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Lena X Bemis. at asl d street
Mrs. T. E. Newman and her two soun
daughters will leave tomorrow TO
SpringdeI in Provo canyon to spend tn
rest OF the warm weather season.
Mrs. c, e. Trayers leaves early in til
week for Nevada to be ebsent some time
Miss Eleanor Warren is home from tn
east, where she has been visiting sine
the close OF her school In June.
Mrs. Murray Sullivan has gone to Call
fornia for stay OF few months wit
\ relatives there.
Mrs. Edna A. Craig will entertai
Electa chapter No. 8, o. E S.. today a
\ a luncheon at her home, 307 Savent
avenue.
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An increasing number Of people re-
port regularly OF the satisfactory re-
suits from taking Foley Kidney Pills
and commend their healing and cura-
tive qualities. Foley Kidney Pills are
carefully prepared medicine, guaran-
teed to contain no harmful or habit
forming drugs. They can have only a
beneficial effect when used for kidney
and bladder troubles. for backnche,
rheumatism, weak back or lumbago
Schramm-J J ohnson, Drugs
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aHE ceremony which united Miss
Vera sjodahl and Judge William
II. King in marriage took place
yesterday at l o'clock in the Lo-
gan temple. President Francis NJ.
Rn officiating. Immediately after the
mony wedding breakfast was served
be bridal pair, the BRIDES father, J..
5todahl, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
81 at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Judge King and his
will leave this morning for a stay
HyeraI weeks in California, returning
late In the summer.
II
sB Isabel Shiffer entertained very
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MrB. e, q. Hair Dead.

Elizabeth c. Hair. u years of age.
wife Of the late John Hair, died yester-
avenue, Waterloo. Mrs. Hair was born
In England and came to Utah in 1866.
She Is survived by two sons. John Fair
OF this city md Nicholns G, Hair OF
Bingham, Funeral services Will be held
Sunday In the Waterloo ward chapel al
4 p. III,
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Real Estate TrRnsfers.

Kimball a Richards Security company TO
Cyrus r. Mckenzie. lots is, "A and rs.
Highland Park plat ....... ..,A..,.........s
L, NJ powlor and wifo 10 MInn!e sboup,
part lon 20 and 30, block /. Goats &
Corum's nubdiv!n!on Of block 20, plnS c..
L, a. Wnltors and wifo to D. ~ swazze,
part Boction 9. township . Mouth. range
cReI
Joseph Knight md wife 10 c. B. Bray
ton. part uoc.ion 81. towanhip 4 south.
range west ,,,......s-.. ,,,.,,.......-..s
0ust9ve e. Richtnr 10 BettilyoD Homo
Building company, part lot 2. block g.
plat Is ..ss.-.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
otso ]. Mopson and wife 10 g ". Randall
lots Q und Q. block {. Esst Park nub~
Girlolon ,..............,.... ..-...........
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Salt Lake Statistics
Rirhg.

Births.
James H Mathen. ss3 oalsna street Girl.
Jemeu c. Worner, 1872 soulh Eleventh East
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Deaths.

Rev Nolin, July is. ls Social Hall avenue.
go6trltjB,
Baby Kirk. July ls 1912. L. D. g. hospital.
inapil!op,
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club last evening at the regular fort
nightly meeting, Mrs. Harry Jordan as
sisting the hostess The guests numbered
all the people of the garrison and twelve
tables OF bridge were played with dell
oious buffet supper served later. the
rooms were all In pink and green, sweet
peas and ferns decorating them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice M. johnson haS
gone to Idaho for short stay on bus
ness and pleasure.