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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
BULL M0OSERS HOLD
CONVENTION TODAY
Weber ProgressiveS Divided
on Plan to Name Coun-
ty Ticket.


special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. f.-Thc Progressive
voters OF Weber county will be addressed
by Nephi l.. Morris. candidate for gov
ernor on the Bull Moose ticket, when
thcy assemble in this city tomorrow to
nominate county candidates The con-
Eehtlon VIII open al l. clock tomorrow
morning and the speech by Mr. Morris
noon,
Not more than four candidates have
even been mentioned as possible timber
lor the ticket. There Is a rumor of dis
sehslon in the Progressive ranks some
OF The prominent Roosevelt supporters
not taking kindly TO the plan of placing
a county ticket in nominat ton. They are
SAID TO be satisfied with national state
ana judicial tickets but believe that nom
lnatlpS candidates for county Offices is
stage ''" '''''
According TO William Glasmann. The
frogresslves Will inaugurate their cam
PaiGh In Weber county next Tuesday,
When meetings will be held throughout
me southern section Of the county, Par
icy 4. Christensen Of Salt Lake will be
the principal speaker. George n. Law
renee, Bull Moose candidate for attorney
general, Will speak in the county on
Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
STRAW VOTE SHOWS
TEDDY THIRD MAN
j. B. Moreton, Back From
Eastern Trip, Talks of Po-
litical Situation.

j. b. Moreton, formerly city council
man and now local representative Of
the National Surety company, has re-
turned from New York where he at.
tended as Utah s delegate the annual
national convention of company gen
eral agents and officials, September 10
to q. Mr.. Morcton was accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Ethel Moretou
and both made a pleasure tour Of the
east following the convention
Mr., Moreton said that an interesting
feature of the convention, aside from
the discussions. was the taking of
straw vote on the presidential election.
each state representative or representa-
tives voting for the candidate held
most likely TO win in their respective
states Utah 8 straw vote was east for
President Taft. There were 100 surety
men present.
According to Mr. Moreton. the re-
suit of the straw vote was as follows:
Wilson. 81; Taft. %, and Roosevelt, IL.
Many Of those who east their votes for
Wilson, said Mr.. Moreton, were Repub-
leans. but made allowance for the di-
vision Of the Republican national vote.
Mr.. Moretpn declares that public senti-
ment evidenced that Wilson and Taft
were both gaining ground, while Roosc-
welt was losing strength. in the west,
Mr.. Moreton said, Roosevelt seemed to
he stronger. Mr.. Moreton also said that
Roosevelt appeared TO be stronger in
New jersey than Mr.. Wilson.
Mr.. Morcton's opinion is, however.
that the whole country is very uncer.
tain as to its political convictions,
which viii be determined only by the
election
Mr.. Morcton and Miss Morcton were
enthusiastic over the roads of New
Jersey, declaring them to be the best
in the country. At Perth Amboy,. n,
j., they spent pleasant brief time
with 7. Cbas Ross, formerly general
manager Of the Utah Gas & Coke COM
pany here, who is now in the furniture
business in New Jersey.
All through the east, said Mr. More
ton. business seemed to be holding mp
well, and was less affected bv politics
than heretofore. He asserted that salt
Lake was the "best city, in the whole
country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
QUARANTINE DECLARED,
Schools at Warren Closed Because OF
DIphtherIa Outbreak.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct An order closing the
public school at Warren and prohibiting
any public gatherings there was given to-
day, following investigation OF the death
from diphtherja OF Miss Alton Wayment.
aged II years, yesterday
Tho investigation. which was made by
County Commissioner Oscar Ii. Madison
and County Physician j, w. Pidcock, dis
closed the fact that the disease has pre-
vailed in Warren district for weeks past.
Several cases have been placed under
strict quarantine, but practically every
family in tho settlement has been exposed.
Previous TO tho death OF the Wayment
child the afrliction was not supposed 10
be more serious than sore throat. VILLA m
Mathors, the health officer. acting und er
instructions from the county authorities.
hopes 10 check a serious spread of the
disease.
Funeral services for the Wayment girl
were held on the lawn at the family home
at o'clock last evening Bishop w 7.
TAYLOR conducted the services, lnterment
was made at Plain City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
OGDEN MEN PLAN
GREAT WHITE WAY
Merchants and Officials Unite
to Obtain Better Lighting
System.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. i.-Through the co-opcra
ton OF the merchants and the city COM
missioners. a plan has been perfected
whereby the business district OF ogden
Is to bc lighted in manner which will
make IL one OF the best lighted cities OF
the country. The district TO receive con-
slderation In the new lighting scheme is
Twenty NTH street between Wall and
Washington avenues and Washington
avenue between Twenty-sccond and
Twenty-slNth streets.
When the Ogden Rapid Transit COM
pany removes Its trolley poles from the
center OF the streets, ornamental poles
are TO be placed along the curb fines.
Throughout the district designated there
Will be fourteen poles TO each block and
each probably will carry a regulation
street arc light.
The local traction company is 10 fur
nish the poles. the Merchants Light &
Power company Will furnish the current
and keep the poles in repair, and the
city VIII pay for the current used. A
committee, composed OF a. p. Bigelow
a 7. Wright and c. r, Hollingsworth.
has been working on the plan and will
confer with the business men in an effort
TO secure their further cooperation The
business interests may be called upon to
stand share Of the expense for the
additional current required,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
TELLURIDE COMPANY
ISSUES STATEMENT
Much to Be Done Before the
Reorganization Will Be
Complete.

That the complete reorganization OF
the Telluride Power company is still to
be accomplished is apparent In a state
ment issued yesterday from the office
Of Vice President and General Mana
ger +. B. Sawyer
When the annual meeting OF stock
holders or the company took place I'm
Telluride, Colo, on October ], one OF the
most important matters for considers-
ton was tho authorization Of a stock
Issue of sufficient amount to meet the
growing needs OF the company. IL was
proposed to increase the capital stock
from $40, 100000 10 $40. 900 900. the in
cumulative, non-yoting preferred stock.
According TO the statement. all the
stock was not represented at the Tellur-
tde meeting, anda therefore. no action
could be taken with reference 10 tho
proposed preferred stock issue, which can
be made only In the event OF unanimous
consent OF the stockholders;
Action on the question OF the removal
of the principal place OF business also
was postponed, but dissolution was
voted, and tho proper officers directed
a, meeting Of the directors here. II was
decided. that in accomplishing dissolu-
ton the old company is to be sold at
public auction at Telluride; Colo, s on On
purchase Is fixed at s5,250,00o. The pur-
chase of the old company by the new
Ia merely n process OF organlzation.
When the unanimous vote OF all the
stock of the company is available, the
proposed removal OF the principal place
~ business Of the company to Denver
and tho authorization OF the preferred
stock ISSUE viii be acted upon. Names
~ the new officers and directors of tho
company appeared In these columns In
Yesterdays Issue.
baye I'm connection with other hydro
electric projects In tho west. or with in
trr,1rban projects. have not been made
tnown and VIII not be until the re-
organization OF the company progresses
further
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
KILLS NINE MILLION FLIES.
John Felt, Jr,, Likely Winner OF Swatting
Contest In Ogden.
Spcoial to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct ALTHOUGH the final
awards have not been made II seems GER
tain from the report OF Sanitary Inspector
George Shorten to Dr. T. B. Beatty that
John Felt, Jr., will win the Weber county
prize for the greatest number OF fhes
caught during the campaign inaugurated
hv the state board OF health. With q
total OF 9,s07.s0o files TO his credit Felt
leads the Weber county delegation and
the number may secure him the grand
state prize OF sioo' The county award Is
$40. .,.
other Weber county competitors ana
their catch" are as follows; Herbert
husband. North Ogden. $780, j. c.
prnwn ogden, 761. 900; Francis Hawkins.
West Warren. $4,000: Ray Bodgett,
North Ogden. $4,000; Ellen Seibold, Ogden
Of. 600: Almeda STANLEY, Taylor. 81 zoo; ~
rem 10,0s6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
IBUVE FURNISHES
|NE|N TO PRISONER
|, Who Ran Away With
|.ulo Caught After Attor-
ney Read Paper.

LII 10 The Tribune.
rory Oct. i-That an article ap-
IL, N sundays Issue Of The Trib-
.,,,eht about the arrest OF Frank
a, charged with the theft of an su-
|sa, :, this city n week ago, became
. rs, night when Detective Robert
~. yeturned TO Ogden from Ely.
,,,b the man. The arrest OF Burns
,.,oyery OF the automobile were due
a ,oorts OF City Attorney Gilbert
.-,nan of Ely and former resi-
G. Grain was given credit for
,,-tsi of Burns. which is rightfully
:, the former ogden man. After
~ ~ the theft of the automobile
,,,r,y l.. LIndcll, Mr.. Boreman de-
u a. keen on tho lookout for the
or He decided that If Burns
~ xes, ne probably would follow
-,,nson,inental route. His guess
~ r,ccossful. Aor Burns and the auto
I, Ascoyercd by Attorney Boreman In
= Nonday. Upon engaging Burns
|,,sr,r.a,Ion the chauffeur attempted
.n Foreman the car for $500. The
,sicsl ordered his arrest imme-
~ This is the message wired to
n Norton the same day:
4, nv request sheriff arrested and
4 Frank Burns. tall. slender. red
4 Have stored car. Burns admits
4. car from ogden. Reason, no
3, Tried 10 sell car here 5000. Be-
4 e will return without requisitiou.
|. Sheriff Grain here authority TO hold
OGDEN sheriff also wire Grain In
rsions. See him. VIII you send Of
/ tomorrow? Sunday Tribune fur
" cleI.
sG r. FOREMAN City Attorney"
r,rney Foreman was at loss 10 un-
,nri why subsequent articles ap-
rhg in the newspapers had not given
voper credit for the source Of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,
Salt Lake Realty Owners Company,

Notice is hereby given that al meet
Ing of the board OF directors OF Salt
Lake Realty Owners company, held on
the End day Of October. lel2. an assess
ment OF Ave t5) cents per share was
levied upon the outsta nding capital stock
Of the corporation. payable Immediately
10 ]. Frank Judge. secretary. No. 500
South Main street, salt Lake city Uiah.
ANY stock on which this assessment may
remain unpaid on Wednesday. November
6th 1912, will he delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction. and un-
loss payment is made before. viii oe
sold at my office on Monday. December
18th. 1912 at tho hour OF o'clock p. M,
to pay the dclinoucpt assessment to-
gcther with the cost OF advertising and
expense OF sale.
j. FRANK JUDGE. Secretary.
First publication october 5rd, 1872.
hess
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
POLICE SOLVE PROBLEM.
h.essome Woman Shunted on to
Evanston Authorities.
, The Tribune.

|rs 10 The Tribune.
|GDEN. Oct. 1.-The Ogden police will
! mges DO troubled by Edith Carthcart
/ W husband keeps an agreement en-
- Into by himself and Judge w. H.
"a this morning. CarthCart hal
{f,sM 10 take his obslrepcrous wife
| l'snsion. Wyo. An officer has been
|fatsd TO sec that the couple is placed
n esslbound train
Do few exceptions no woman in Og-
As been under arrest more times
Nfs Carthcart, Her favorlte of
- li Drunkenness. When arraIgned
| 'zige Reedcr's court this morning
/ lot only pleaded guilty TO the usual
pc but admitted that she hunted
4 righborhood for her husband while
ilalg 10 fire escape, fearing she
VI carry ont her threat TO cut his
~ oul. The wife weighs almost three
[i5d pounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
Will Return to Work.

BUTTE. Mont Oct 5.-Presldent NJ,
NJ. Donohue OF the Montana Federation
OF Labor said today that the miners af-
flIated with the United Mine Workers
OF America. who laid down their tools
In all Montana coal mines last Monday.
pending the adoption OF new wage
agreement. would accept the proposed
scale and work would be resumed next
week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
Bull Moose Candidate WEEDS.

special 70 The Trbnne
OGDEN. Oct 4-It required but a short tine
o., rrari.n A Weaver and Miss Naude Mills
tn,, ~ salt Lake, TO carry out their Tatrimonthi
49,, ~" - I,.S.r ,,hen thoy arrived In Ogden late
,h,. afternoon ~ere united in marriage and re
,urned 10 zion a, o'clock this evening. Inc
earsr,onv Uab performed by the Rev. j. f. Sarl
- rss,or of the Firht Prcabytcrisn church. az
,ee nsrnonsso at O'Clock. Mr. Weaver IL can.
aidatn for city recorder on the PFogrsssfe ueAe'
in Salt Lake,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
FALL PROVES FATAL.
Hod Carrier at Work on Scaffold Tum.
bIes; Dies Within Hour,
Special TO The Tribune.

special 10 Inc Tribune,
OGDEN; Oct. 4.-Nels T. Brostrom, n
hod carrier who lived at 52i Seventh
street, was fatally injured while at work
on the Ecclcs power plant in Blacksmiths
Fork canyon near Logan today. He fell
from scaffold and received fractured
skull dying at the Logan hospital about
an hour after the accident He Is sur
vived BY widow. fve sons and two
daughters. The body Will arrive In OG-
den tomorrow morning and the funeral
services will be held here.
This is the third accidental death that
has occurred TO members OF the Bros
A son was killed on the Lucin cut off
two years ago, and Joseph Murray, a SON
in-law. was crushed to death under an
automobile at Marriott in June Of this
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
CREEKS CALLED HOME,
Herlsna Summons Its Scattered Sons
for Balkan War,
al 10 The Tribune.

pa 10 The Tribune.
epEN. Oct i.-In a message received
ule Greek embassy at Washington.
y many natives OF Greece who make
home In Ogden are called upon TO
|.n and take up arms against the
- The order calls for all Greeks
selved as soldiers from 1900 to 1909 ;
AZ members Of thu first. second,
sycnth and eighth corps who
called 10 service In 1910 and 1911.
0l Tor officers includes all those
.snlce between 1896 and 1911. The
government is especially desirous
|funns sailors who formerly fought
n The colors OF Greece.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
Few Days More for johnson.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Oct Hilary johnson. oolored was
sentenced today TO serve an additional ten days
In the city jail for attempted escape from the
chain gang yesterday afternoon Johnson was
arrested by Officer John Cooney three hours utter
no had nlipped tho chains from his ankles and
escaped three bullets from the revolver OF Guard
Robert Payne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
Michael Kimmerer Dies.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct f.-Michael Knmersr whose
relatives are among the most prominent residents
OF Philadelphia Pa died AT his home. go Pat
tnTTon avenue. early this morning. His death
was due TO general debility. Born In Ohio. 30
vcmbcr u 1880 Mr.. Kimmcrer resided iu Penn
sylrana for twenty years. thon camo 10 Utah.
residing in Ogden since that time The widow
survives him. Bishop n. II. Enaign will con-
duct tho funeral services at the homo at o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05

president within that period. NJ the
New Years receptions at the White house
and the many other social gatherings IN
that historic mansion IL il a never fail
ing source Of pleasure. It's weekly con
ccrts at the capital and I'm the White house
grounds arc attended by thousands dur.
Ing the summer season, and the concerts
at the marine barracks in tho magnificent
hall built bv the government for this
purpose are graccd by the elite Of Wash
incton society.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05

Tonight will see the close Of ono Of
the record weeks. both from quality Of
bill and quantity OF boN office receipts
viewpoints. in the history of the Or
pheum This afternoon and evening viii
bc tho last opportunities TO sec w 6.
Fields. Mrs. Gene Hughes, Charley Case
and all tho rest OF the acts on the bill de-
signed TO drive away dun care. The
new bill. headed by that hg laughing
success. The Piano Movers" In which
Edmond Hayes, the original wise guy.
supported by capable company, Is des-
tined TO make a big hit Advance notices
from Ogden proclaim the new bill TO he
another big scream throughout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
Stump Campaign Planned.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct, i-Nembers OF the Republican
executive aud county central committees will hold
meeting at 10 o'clock tomorrow moroing TO
range the speech making programme of tho
pnign in Weber county. The meeting win be
held at the headquarters on Hudson avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
Judicial Candidates Campaigning.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. Judges J. A. Howell aud y.
j. Harris will speak at tho regular meeting OF
tho Womons Republican club OF Weber county
tomorrow afternoon. The meeting viii be held
In the Republican hcadquarterr on Hudson ave-
nue. There will bo several musical numbers In
addition tho opeakipC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
Laborers Scarce.
Special 10 Tho Trihul

OGDEN, Oct. t-simon Ramberser OF the Salt
Lake Ogden Railway company declares that
It IL next TO impossible 10 for
Struct!on work, He Is ruShiDg work tho
double tracking OF his electric une between Sap
Lake and Ogden. but cannot Hocure While
no would 10 able 10 uso Ioo no has not been
able TO hiTe than 4 dozen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05

Saturday. programme at the McheSv
,hcater Offers q rich variety in motion
pictures. The Geranium" Is story of
great heart interest 10 the roaring farci-
cal subject OF "Nursic and the knight.
Bad Petc's Gratitude" Is western sub
iect full OF the usual thrills and climaxcs.
'Bedelia and Her NelEhbor" IS a side
splitting farce that depicts the troubles
of an Irish woman with her colorcd neigh
bor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05

-lE Colonial is putting the iinal
L touches TO its preparations FOR one
OF the feature events OF it's season there
next week In the production OF The
Strength OF the Weak tho play which
Florence Roberts starred in so success
fully and which has never been seen To-
callv at popular prices. The engagement
opens Sunday night at the Colonial and
Miss Rambenu Is 10 play tho role made
famous by Miss Roberts. while Mr.. Mack
viii be seen as her lover. Richard Adams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS

Tn. following theatsr notices are marked
D,dyortikomsnt" IN order To comply With a
a,r,ct Interpretation OF the new federal news
papfr law. They are not paid tor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05
REGISTRY AGENTS APPOINTED
Five Days Remain for Registration OF
Ogden Voters.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN: Oct. 4-Five days remain for
the registration OF those who have not
aiready registered for the November cleo
uon. The dates are October S. O. l5, 90
and so, making next Tuesday the next
registration day. Contrary TO general
belief, IL Is not necessary for all citizens
to register In order to vote November :
Those who voted at the last CITY elec-
ton or the county election two wears
ago VIII find their names on the list II
VIII be necessary to rereGister however
II there has been a change in residence
from one district TO another since the la ST
municipal election.
The registry agents and tho addresses
al which they may be found are az fol-
lows:
Ogden
First district-May L. Shipp. 3O4 Thirty
Second district-Alice Collins. 29s3 Pin
gree.
Third district-Maryette Griffin. $50
Twenty eighth
Fourth distrlct-Addle Angel, 1es Pop
lar.
Fifth district-Margaret A. Moyes, 2l29
Grant.
Sixth district-Lilla Kennedy, 2S5 Reed
Seventh district-Lcila Watson, 2239
Lincoln.
Eighth district-Anna Power. 537 Can
yon road.
Ninth distrct-Nettie Drumiller, 44o
Washington.
Tenth district-Christina Harrop, 2Sc
Harrisvilc.
Eleventh district-Eizaheth Fife. 2i22
Adams
Thirteenth district-Mrs. Anna John
ston, 7ol Twenty-fourth,
Fourteenth district-May Bowman $50
Twentyfourth.
Fifteenth district-Clara May Browning,
667 TWenty-SiXth.
Sixteenth district-Mrs Mary Jones.
2630 Barlow.
Seventeenth district-Annle C. Miller.
1881 Ogden.
Weber County.
Burch Creek. A. Stephens
Eden--Virgil Stallings.
Farr West-Olcna j Homer
Harrisville-W. II. Lowder.
Hooper. No. IL. II. Towles.
Hooper. No. Mrs. e. George Parker
Huntsvlle-John \, Newey
kanesville-H. p. Green
Lioerty-John Brown.
Marriott-Caleb Parry,
North Ogden-Ed Marshall.
Pleasant Vfew-WillIam Shaw.
Plain City,. b. Carver
Randall-James LInford,
Riverdale-Joseph Fife.
Roy-D. j. Harmon.
Slaterville-Hazel Hudman
Uintah-W. II. Stoddard.
Warrcn-Walter Wayment.
West Weber, No. 1-Ephraim HipwelI
West Weber. No, ED Clark
Wilson-Dalsy Thompson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05

It is not often that so thoroughly good
a bin as the one being presented nj the
Empress this week W grouped under ono
head and played AT one theater. This
week IL would be hard 20 pick the head
liner n one was not given a progTa mnc
and allowed TO ascertain by this medium.
First the bill provides the big act called
"A Boat House PARTY presented By
number OF pretty girls. dressed IN clah-
orate costumes and surrounded by gor-
geous stage settings. Othcr acts on the
bill are Of excellence aud sure 20 please.
The United States Marine band. the
greatest military and concert band In the
world. recently secured permission from
the president for an extended tour
through the states. on its way 10 the
Pacific coast IL Will also visit this city
and delight the people with one OF it's
superb concerts on Thursday. October 10.
The fame OF this matchless band has
gone TO the fsrthost confines OF tho land.
from Maine TO the Rio Grandc and from
the Atlantic to the Golden Gate, but
comparatively few OF tho "a. 600, 900
Americans have had an opportunity 10
enjoy one OF it's performances. ~ the
capital OF the nation no important Off
cjal function but Is made more attrac-
tive By the Marine band II has head
ed every inaugular parade and played
at every inaugural ball for more than
half "A century. ItS strains have lent add
cd dignity 10 the inauguration OF every
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-05

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