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Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
GIANTS HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED BY
 THE ABILITY OF MANAGER M GRAW
Most of the New York Stars Realized Their POSsi- hilitieS Under His
 Training
WHAT SOME OTHER
 LEADERS HAVE DONE

NEW YORK, June N.-lJ must be a source of considerable satisfaction 10 John McGraw as it is 10 his well Hisbers and well wishers Of the Gi- ants here that his present champion feam is mostly oI his own building and developing. individually and as a strong whole The competent man sgers can develop the smooth nd po- tent machine, given the capable uDits that's what they're there lor-but NfcGraw like his great rival, Mack has am exceptional git of taking green material. lelrnjuc quickly whether it is or sufficient potential worth to keep, and then with pa tient skill nu sing iJ along until i- is of top-notch caliber and resdy @ be showed into a regular place to keep ip the speed Of the team.
 There is much more Co MCGra" high ability than the influence ol his personality to keep his. men ylways doing their best and his keen eye Tor manCuy cring though for while these were thought to be his entire stock ln trade He has accomplished a good deal by shrewd trading for material already developed. but he has accomplished more through ne" material secured through Scouts--a sine qua non Q. modern baschall-auh by his own expert handling of new men. says the New N1rG Sun.
 Merhle. Devorc. SnodgTass. Meyers Narquard. Shaier. Fletchcr-& sCod part Of his teaul---all these have made their grca,est imprUS emeut, realized theiE possibilities undo McCraW. Larry Doyle was a pretty good ball player when he came here. but was made into a better one. Sh3fer and Fletcher were kCI; along un i1H bench for several seasons. but al' ways imbibins knowlcdgC and when tho time came 70 make regulars nl them they iumped in and more than gllcd the places Of those they sue seeded Much that Deyorc hElsS's about 5ltting he learned from Mc Graw. who also taught him how tC make the best use of his natural speed
 Chief Once Joke
 Chief Meyers was numbering and just an ordinary catcher when he nls' cast his fortunes with McGraw ant was considered something Ol Joke But NcGraw saw tClore any yLJdy els, that Meyers not only had the ma kiny of a first class catcher bat was won -derful natural hitter Meyers at frs
 was weak on flies, but now he Is no' only good on them hut the most yaiu able hackstup i'm baseball today.
 It is we'll known how SnOdgrass "d' made into an uutGClder and hclGlu ruu-gettDg factor from a catcher, how Marguard uDGer McGTaw's ute lagc, when ever. body else WIS con
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
GAMES TODAY
AmE RIcAN LEAGUE

 Washington .t Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland. New York at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE PittsGurg at Boston. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Philadelphia
 COAST LEAGUE Sacramento at Oakland San Francisco at Vernon Los Angeles at Portland
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
lnv Robert Edsrcnl

The sums Of money now being paid lighters for short bouts with we'll padded gloves would have been be- 3 end ihc widest dreams Of the old tItlC cham JiOns \ couple Of weeks ago v, saw Pacyey Mcfarland getting Sln .ONO 'u cash for boxing ten rounds with Matt Wells who cleaned mp a like sum himself including his picture money. Jobnu, kilbaHc will receive S'.5y0 for boxing ten rounds with Frankie Burns. Wolgast wants SIJ, ,G0O for boxing ten rounds and turns up his nose at anything else. 4 mere StO,- eIt be regards as hardly worth the at tentiOn ot a champion
 Just compare that 10 the money the Old-timcrs fought for Charlie Mitch. ell fought Jack Burke at Ascot race track for the championship Of Eng. had. The light lasted du hour and seventeen minutes. The stake was s2S" side Jack NcAuliffe fought sCy- entecn desperate rounds with Jack Hopper. skiutight gloves. for purse Of S20n. The great John L. Sullivan. ea.ly in his fighting time. fought Steve Taylor ar Harry Hill's sporting resOrt in New York and received S56 for thc winning. Later, when Sullivan got s.Jo for knocking out John Flood iu that historic fight on a barge or the Hudson, he showed the money with great pride. This was bacl tn 1SS1. Ei
 shorty alter that came the first big .purses some ,o of thc champions who are nov dead and buried made for. tunes lip inc ring and through theat. rical exhibitions after their big fights. Peter JaciGon of Australia made, in all 1DOut a25o,0Oc. He blew it all. and vas al last sent back to Australia hv public subscriptiop brokcn-dcvu
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

I.oisWlle q. Kansas City II. Columbus g. Minneapolis = Indianapolis i-3 Milwaukee 5-i. Toledo i, St Paul g.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
THE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO RAILROAD co.
 PASSENGER SERVICE

7:35 a n. Lv Clifton ar. 4:03 D. m SIS 2. m. LY Guthrie Lv 5.sO ,. ID 500 s. nl. Lv Duncan Lv z:SS D. l0:23 a. m. Lv LordsburE Ly 1:23 D. u 11:3o s. m. AT Hachita LV Iz:1O ?. D South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound trsiD No. 1. leaving Lordsburg I0:57 a. ID Mountain Time.
 South bound train connects with E Paso & Southwestern east bouns train for Fl F.sO. leaving sHachitas al t1.5Y 2. m-, Mountain Ifme. sand with west bound train for DuusIas and Bisbee, leaving Hachita at II:5S &. La-, Mountain Time
 A. T. THOMSON, frssse Manager. Clifton ATigopa
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
MODERN FIGHTERS ARE
 SAVING THEIR PENNIES
WoIgast Bat Nelson, Jeffr e and Other Pugiss Are Rated aS Rich Men---Old Timers Made Fortunes But Threw Them Away.

wreck. jO die there Of consumption Joe Cans cleaned up about the same amount Of money. Once, in a burst Of confidence Joe told me that he mad gamblcC away about S2ge, ,0pU. as near as he could figure it. He saved little money from his last three or four big fights.
 Dixon made s2O0,0O0. approximately. in the ring and on the stage. He died without dollar 10 his name. Wine and women That got the Old.timers.
 Sullivan Spent a Million
 john l.. Sullivan was the greatest money 2ettcr in the history ot the sport John earned one way and an- other, over S1,U00,UO0. He blew it all. Then when an old man, discretion came to him He stopped drinking aud began @ very successful theatrical ca- recr, with his own show. Sullivan drew great houses everywhere for q ieT years. Today he has over $fOO,O0O.
 Tommy Ryan is another farmer. Tommy admits that he can draw his check for S5O,"OU. Perhaps he has more than that. counting in his farm property
 Two old-timers who made their money in the ring and threw it all away were Denver Id Smith and Pad. dy Slaviu. When down and out at last both went 10 Alaska. where they cleaned up comfortable fortunes in ex. cess of SloQ,Ugu each by placer mining Jim Jenries made a fortune in the ring. When he was champion, and shortly after he beat Tom Sharkey the second time, Jeirics showed me a tank book in which be was credited with balance Of Sl090oo AfterWard he greatly increased that. He was worth S250,V00 in property before he
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
STANFORD CREW OFF FOR
 PoUGHKEEPSiE

PALO ALTO, Cal. June S:-Cap- tain Seward and the members of the tafsity eight Of Leland Stanford, Jr, uaifersity depirteJ today for PouGh- keepaie, N Y., where the crew will compete in the intercollegiate regat- la at the end of ttis month. Much interest is manifested in the triP Of the Stanford oaTsmen ss they will be me first representatives Of any Col lege in the far west to take part iD the great annual regatta on the HUd- son.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
JACK WAITE Wpl

LCS ANGELES, June S.-JacN White. Of Chicago was given the jc cisiOn at the end Of twenty rounds this afternoon yer Harry ThOmas, o' England. at Vernon. he light was .'ast. Thorn vas oll-ysisheG us several pounds. hut prcyed 10 be % tough man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
|EEP HERDER SLAIN
BY COUSIN IN FIGHT
.r1allds Money and Draws a
Revolver on Companion,
n Who Shoots Him.
d TIE Tribune

..cIzl 10 TIE Tribune.
<W1N FALLS. Ida. Nov. 29.-G Gorge
Hoven. shcepherdcr, WAS shot and
1sd probably instantly. this morning
|hIs cousin, Jesse Tyrce. near Filler. II
miles west Of this city. There were
illnesses. Tyree. who was arrested.
IA Bowen was drunk and demanded n
"A which was refused. The accused
"a declared his cousin then drew a re-
|per and that the shooting Was in SELF
||cpsf-
"A out from Filler TO return 10 the
- a little after midnight. According
Trees both had been drinking. He
"A bewcr was very quarreisone about
money and that he refused to lend
4, auy on account OF the mans ire
5uslhle condition. He asserted that had
not shot Bowen le probably would
M lost his own life
rle men were in q rig, The report of
revolver frightened the horses and
u ran away. The wounded man fell
land T'yree jumped, His shoulder was
heated and he vas severely bruised.
hurried to the farmhouse OF l.. c.
4 Yiiom he told OF the encounter.
I'M and hired man went TO the road
and found Bowen dead. The bullet
entered his head, Later coroner's
h decided that the man waS killed by
re, who was held without batl for Il
lIminary hearing next Monday,
|uwen had no family. TJree has a
md children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
WANT CALIFORNIA
ELKS FOR VISITORS
Real Estate Association Asks
Excursionists to Stop
Over Here.

Acting under instruction from his
organization, c. c. Nelson, secretary Of
the Salt Lake Real Estate association,
will ask local Elks to use their influ-
eucc with California members Of that
order TO have them run excursions an
nually TO Yellowstone park with ctop.
overs in Salt Lake, IT iJ the scuso of
the association that the California
Elks should reciprocate for the annual
excursion Of Utah ElEs TO Los Angeles.
This was decided al the semi-month.
~ meeting in the Commercial club yes
terdav. 1t was brought out that eff
forts bad beeu made 10 have the Elks
discontinue the California excursions as
they removed about 500 900 from Utah
to California, for which this state aud
city received nothing in return. But
discontiuuing the excursions, according
TO members of the fraterUal orgauiza-
ton, was out of the question. They
said that if the Elks would not r1Iu eI-
rursious, other orders would and the
result would he the same. Consequent
" tho real estate association decided TO
do all within its power TO have Cali
fornia Elks put IN part of their time
each year in Salt Lake.
George M. Cannon presided in the sb-
scncc Of the president, Charles Typg,
The chairman appointed q committee
consisting OF w. r.. Hubbard, Edward
NJ Ashton aud ". L. LeaLcr, to in
yestigatc abstracting systems with the
view of having a more simple ono es,
tablished in Salt Lake. The Torreue,
Canadian, and other methods Will be
looked into.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

win be received by the undersigned up
to Q p. m. December Srd. 1912, foT the
ton io,s'' Of Of % the lie" UTAH STATE CAPITOL
BUILDING. IN SALT LAKE CITY.
UTAH. according to plans. epecifieations'
spection at the office of
RICHARD KLETTING. ARCHITECT.
s15-ae0 Felt bldg.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
and ell bids and proposals at the ebove
time VIII be publicly opened and read
In the office Of the State Capitol Com
Ialssion, Eli Felt building. Salt Lake
All bids must ho addressed to:
SALT LAKE otSii CRY. UTAH.
and marked IN tho lower Ieft-hand cor
nor: Bid for Ucah State Capitol Build
Ing" naming at tha ga:ns time the kinds
OF work which the bid covers. Tor ex-
BID for entire Job. excepting heat
Ing. plumbing, electric wiring.
IBID for stono work:
IBID for plas.ering.-
etc. or such bids can be delivered to the
Capitol Commission at tho raid time and
place for opening same.
Bids must not contain conditions.
thing than those mentioned In plans.
specifications. drawings. contracts and
bonds. and bidders must use the form OF
bids. which VIII be found OF the office
OF said architect. and no other form Of
bid WIZ he received.
A certified check or cashiers check on
somo bank IN Salt Lake City, Utah. for
at least S per cent OF tho amount OF
each bid must be enclosed. Each check
is TO be made payable to the under
signed. ahd is TO be forfeited to the un-
deraisned In casa the bid lx accepted and
tho bidder does not enter Into the con-
tract within ten days after Its accep-
tance. for tho faithful execution of tho
contract and bond hereinafter MEN
toned
The, propossa form OF CONTRACT shall
I'm ssT OF Sans 70 sssvissa ss
Is hereto appended.
A bond muot be furnished for one-hais
tho amount of the bid. with good and
sufficient sureties, all satisfactory to the
und erslgued.
The plans and Specifications win be
open for inspection and use at the
architects office jn rooms <154e0 Folt
bldg. and at the offos OF tho Utah State
Capitol Commission. Eli Felt building
If any bidder desires TO have one or
more sots OF plans for his exclusive use.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
TO PUT TOPPING ON
NINTH SOUTH PAVING

An exception TO tho sweeping order
Of the commissioner OF streets stopping
citv was granted yesterday in the con
tract for tho paving of Ninth South
hctween Fifth and Sixth East streets.
& 4, Hemau, who holds the contract,
was given permission to put the topping
on tic street. provided that he confinc
b;s oncrations to the hours between 10
= clock in the morning and 5 o clock
in the afternoon. 30 rs TO avoid the
daurcr of freezing temperatures. As
the topping is laid while heated, the
danger Of improper work, which prompt,
ed tho diseoniinuance OF contract
rl< is not so pressing rs III thc ease
"Isrc cold asphalt is being laid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30

the architect at his option may furnish
them against g deposit TO him OF ST5 for
each set OF plans, si5 OF which will be
OF plans. etc, aud refund OF s25 each
on any OF the subsequent sets, provided
said plans, etc, are returned in reason
ably good condition and within two weoks
after bids are opened.
The plans and specifications arc the
property OF the architect and N all cases
in no case shall the deposit const!tuts
u purchase price
bidders residing outside OF saIt Lake
plans, etc. both ways in all cases.
Tho undersigned does not obligsts IT.
self TO accept the lowest or any bid.
The competency and responsibility OF
bidders and or their proposed sub-con-
tractors will receive careful consldera-
tion in the award.
The bids Will be received for the fol-
lowing work:
1. For the building complete. es speci-
2. For the building complete. except
i-g heating. plumbing. electric wiring
3. Cement. plain and reinforced cor
crete work. Including excavations. struc-
tural steel, and setting OF same.
l. Stone work, cutting and setting.
Brick work and the settling OF terra
&. Furnishing Of terra Gotta.
s. Carpenter work.
Z. Plastcring.
s. Sheet t-meteI work. including sky
g. Marble work. terraz2o and tile
work.
10. Painting.
II. Miscellaneous and ornamental
steel, iron and brass work.
Il. Combination OF bld5-Sectlono g
end 8.
IS. Heating.
u. Plumbing.
II. Electric wiring.
16. Elevators.
Tho undorriEned shall have tho right
10 reject any or all bids ard 70 waive
any informaiitIes IN any proposal
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah, this
2stn day os October. 1912,
UTAH STATE CAPITOL COMMISSION.
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EIkS TO HOLD SERVICES,
pirate Memorial Programme Will Be
Rendered. by Park CITY Lodge,

.aal to The Tribune.
ARK CITY, Nov. 29.-Arrangcmcnts
.s been completed by Park City lodge
55G, r.. p, O, e.. for It's memorial
ices TO be held Sunday evening in
Methodist Episcopal church. Fol-
ing Will be the programme:
&nlng Ceremonies, ....... The Officers
I'd Quartette, NO Night There,
Ars. w. NJ. West, Miss Queena
West. William III; West and
Brother c T. Hrisk,
|ueat!on. ,,-...: The Rev, 7, j. Cook
......: Brother Charles T; Prlsls
De Call OF the Elk" ...e.- Annie Don
b Beautiful Isle OF Somewhere.
.,-..,.-....,.......M Miss Kate Gillespie
-ed Quartettc. "God Planned It
All ........ -.-.-.--..-,-.
West, Family and Brother Prisll.
Little While c'-...,-s.,,,T The Audience
norial Address -. Prof {, l.. Martin
b, 'Reconci!atton". Mrs. W, j. Lewis
Miss Rachel Stromncss
g Quartcttc. Beautiful City Of
ESwarj ES's james. w, II. West, A..
q RYAN and c. T. Prlsli.
rs Ceremonies. The Officers
|EdictIop, The Rev. 'T. z. Cook
ccompanlsts-.Mss Ruth Stromncsa,
n. II. Willama and William Dodge.
Ianksgivins was quietly observed In
3 City. all Offices and stores being
d Services were held in the various
|fhes.
8 members OF st. Lukes guild are
urlng for a card party 10 DC given
Society hall Friday December g..
<sys will be given for prizes.
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J. G. WiXon Dies.

<Ai 10 The Tribune.
H9HAM CITY, Nov. "a--This morn
~ 9lo Justice Chaunce. WiXoln. an
|7nd bishly-rcsroctcd resident OF this
died at the home Of his son, s, G.
|on. Main and Fifth South streets,
an illness OF one week with pneu-
tla. He WAS born in Log Creek, Cnld-
county, Mo-, December 3, 1883. In
pany with his father and stepmother
fene to Utah from Missouri In 1850
settled in Brigham City TWO years
|pe missionary field i'm Great Britain.
1861 to 1866. lie mnrrled Anna
fson In 1866, rearing seven children:
ooys and Two girls. three OF whom
,ye, , Mrs. j., ~, Peck, Cove. or. j.
.rl5om, Garland, Utah, and S. g.
pn OF this city. Mrs. WiXom died
pfcember 19OT
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STRANGER IN HOUSE.
Pocatcllo Couple Surprised Upon Return
Home From Visit.
Special to Tho Tribune.

special to Tho Tribune.
~ P0CATELLO, Ida, Nov. 29-When
engineer j. W. Carr and wife returned
weeks visit out OF town, they were sur
nriSed 20 see stranger seated at their
dining room table, reading n book Up
on seeing the owners the man depart cd, ,
leaving behind some OF his apparel. An
examination of the coal bin and the pro-
Visions showed that the visitor had been
staying there for. al least ten days, and
underwear is missing. and a set Of books
was found outside that tho intruder no
doubt intended taking with him, had he
not departed so hastily. Some silver
ware was also collected as IL for the
same purpose. There is no clue as 10
the trespasser.
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Find Finances Sound.

An examination OF the finances OF INC
Fronens Fund Insurance , 'Hn.9anGT Ili3a Gusi o.
CO.. @ f., Jitah. has Just been completed
nv James n. Young. Y. G; Cooper; IN.
p;,rannn w commissioners OF California; ;
SIliiIari r,ouc' commissioner of Utnhs and
w yit.o palmer commissioner of Michl-
Sar>'" "a, rho commissioners report That
ssasnite the heavy drains on lhc COM
1aIn DanVs resources AT the time OF the san
RHiis , ,sr, fire they found " to be In
fraHMflot" cnnditIon, The report shows
eNon5;si : tntai surplus over all liabilities. Of
90 ssh 29S.Ti
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Slaughter of Rabbits.

7N TO The Tribune.
LOWELL. Ida. Nov, @o,-ArmcS
Clubs, pitchforks and siaotguDs, 500
III OF the Deer Fiat section waged
nuncd warfare against the rabbits
nitsrnoon. Rabbits have hecu PROV .
tgurco OF annoyance TO the I-ancn-
~ thc irrigated land und tho novel
I organizing rabbit drive" TO
,nlnale the pests was conceived.
[gdrucipauts were divided into four
Ky uliuer a thptain and a 3 set time
On advance toward the ccDter,
tne animals before them. There
thntancd rabbitg huddlcd IN a COM
,asss and were slaughtered ut Will.
saio that at least 1900 were killed
~ few hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
GEORGE w. CRAIG RESIGNS
SAT- Lake Route Agent In Provo 70 ouI.
December 1.

"FvCIiI 10 TIC TrIbunc.
PROVO. Nov. 29.-Georue w .c,-o;,
agent for the Salt Lake Route i'm fhIa
citE, tonight rendered his resignation 10
Inc company. 10 take effect December /
-rr SrdiS mas not made known the cause
ness he may Intend entering lie has
oeen local railroad agent for the last
twenty-five Years. since the days OF the
3id Otah Central and Utah Southern
railway companies. aud is widely known
ana respected i'll this community His
many friends here. Willie surprised al his
suodcn resignation. arc offering him their
GoOu WISHES ior futurc Succcss.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30

Itch, Itch. hch!-scratehl IS, Scratch. ,'t
Scratch The more you scratch the w0rse worse
the itch Try aDy Dga sLin itciiing. All drug
gistp sell It sr~s,,
~ nnstipation--wNakens The whole Eye,
tenn. poai,s Rcgulets t%a cents h per ruTs r,,re
correct tis r "'' (AdysrLls sment)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Station tablished

Speelal 10 The Tribune.
FOCATELLO. Nov o9.-Jercme has
been selected as the station established
by tho United States agricultural depart
ment for experimenting on potatoes Scv-
eTal sites IN Colorado were bidding for
the institution, bur Jerome was decid ed
upon because of better soil adaptabi
ties, About 10000 will be spent in pro-
pairing the soil this wear. The site was
given by the Kuhn interests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
miner Killed at Bingham.

- =" The TrIbunp.
HrhAM. Nov. 29.-C;ust LoulSss, q
n 'aporor. WAS Instantly killed al 8
Z n.ohlSbi willie At work on tho
oropper mine. Joukas was II pit
pmVrNlng with steam shovel No. ID
n hrst level above the big ditch.
d...n ,s exact manDer In which he met
IN Is not known. II Is thought
lin ,lfre nsayy chain on the shovel crane
he f' t pn INC head. tracturipr his skull.
t,iad tiIad been In Bingham only q snort
4 ss,s sEs,s widow is In Greece. He WAS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
|Intermountain News

IounIyear ,,..,. terms each. In the first four
norni5a,dG mnTd5 tnG incumbent members were
iith ward a. j. spu.hwick incp,ni,nn, ,,ic
,hn T%s neiealeo BY W. Lester Mangum by
sns sie close margin Of one vote. There were
ins ,i,s,s. cahuidntes In this ward and the race
ma ma' gSci,nS' The nominees will be yot cd
on on December 1, and are as follows.
rirsl @ ward-Jobn w. Farrcr. second
NARA, o. Smoo, Third wardNEvsn
I-ifth MO 81 Durun "ard-Arthur Taylor
rum Ward-W- Lester Manyuu
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7RAlNOR I'M TROUBLE.
Hes Girl After Securing License to
Wed Her Mother,
10 The Trlbune.

7al 70 TIC TTIDUNe.
Nov. Or. NJ TraiDor.
nan who recently married Miss Han
|gho was committed 10 the reform
pl and escaped, WAS arrested here
Oh the very serious charge Of Sc
ng marriage license 10 we'd the
, mother, woman Of 16. and then
lying the GIrl Of i6 on the same IL
~ The marriage license also reads
uns Hansen, the girls mother, rather
Adeilne Hansen, tho daughter, Of
y took Trainor TO Idaho Falls today.
fe he Will stand trial. as the offense
committed there. The marriage will
dnubt nc. annulled. As Il sequel. Of
p srrived from ihc ST. Anthony re-
n scnool and took the pseudo Mrs.
nor back TO that school, claiming that
marriage did not break the court g
initial 10 that place.
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NOTICE OF STockHOLDERS' MEET.
ING,

Notice Is hereby given that tho annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Ge-
office Of the company, room i95 Eearns
building Main street. Salt Lake CtcJ.
Utah, on Monday, The End day OF De-
ccrnbor. 1912, nt . o'clock p. m, for tho
election of directors for the ensuing year.
and for tho transa ciion OF such other
business as may be brought before tho
JAMES Il, BERKELEY. Secretary.
Dated Nov, IL. 1912 k178S
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NOTICE.

The Commercial Guard & Safety as
sociatIon, n corporation. has been organ
lied in this city Tor the purpose o! pro-
tectlng lives and property, especially dur
Ing the night.
Patrolmen have been engaged With po-
lice power Go DO this work. and We re-
spectfully solicit your patronage. For
particulars cal! at Our office or Writo ul
ut o6 w. ith So. st.
Solicitors wlll cali on YOU and, explain
our method and any particulars lt1B60