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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
Mrs. Mamie Z. BurrcAs.

Especial TO The Times Digpa;ch.p
.rorfoik Va, April l6.--Mrs Mamie
burgess, wife OF J.. :. Burgess, Of
Ioilsilouth. manager OF the Western
Mon Telegraph Company, died at
o; christopher Hospital this morning.
ioilo"inS an operation. The funeral
Will be held at The residence in Ports
mouth Thursday.
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sEADoARD AIR LINE.

Southoouad trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mond daily: 3.9j y. M.-Loca TO Norma.
l:o r. M-sieepers and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham, savannah. Jacksonville. . rs
y. M-SIeepers and coaches. Jacksonville.
li:a' +. M-Sicepers and coaches. Atlanta
birmingham. Memphis. Scrthbound trains
scheduled TO arrive in Richmond caiIy:
100 y. NJ. $50 \. NJ. SOS T.. NJ. $40 r. ~,
Local.
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NORFOLK AND wEsrERS nAiLwAY.

W u MI IN II. LIN 7. ] . .NOTtI O..h.
schedule in Enec; January /. 1912.
Leave Byrd street station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: 400 a. NJ, 800 p. NJ. s:l0p NJ
FOR LfSCliBGRG AND THE West: .6:i5
y. NJ, 10000 a NJ. 900 p. NJ. .3:?9 p NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ii:i0 4. NJ,
6:3S r. NJ. me- T.. NJ. From the West: 90: 10
~ NJ, SEQ l. ~ bi:ie T. NJ. Cos T.. ~.
.:H y. NJ.
-faily. aDaiiy OK, sunday. bSunday only.
tiilmsn Parior and sleeping Cars.
W. f. BENILLE. {. H. BOSLEY
O. y. A., RoanOkc. d z. A., Elchmnnd
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of tho South.
EEEECTINE ApIIL Sth. 1872.

EFFECTIVE NPFtIL stu. 1877,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and south: S:l5 a. NJ. and
I 90 z. NJ. go y. NJ.
For Norfolk: 300 a. NJ. 500 p. ~. i:io
l.. NJ.
For y. & w ny west: sa5 \. NJ. 1000
y. NJ. $50 +. NJ. 800 l.. Nj
For Petersburg: 800 ~ NJ. 6:i5 A. NJ,
S:la y. NJ. 800 \. ~. 1000 a. NJ 500 p. NJ .
i:i9 L. NJ. Sos l.. NJ, 100 p NJ, go =. NJ
ll:i5 L. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SOS A. Nj
$40 y. NJ. S:53 \ Nj. 's:3' ~ NJ. '.lc:I5 A.
NJ. ll:i0 y. NJ. ZOO = NJ. $50 p. NJ.
G:cj l.. NJ. 6:jb e.. NJ. S:eN i. NJ. 900 p
NJ, NJ p. NJ.
Except SUNDAY. ''Sundoy only.
Time OF Arrival and departure and con-
ncctiOns not guaranteed
Z. $. Campbell. ID. +. A.. SIS Main ST.
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sUN-cURED-SEv
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. April ls.-The cotton goods
markets In the gray soods division remain
very firm and active on wide print cloth
numbers. Mems wear for duplicate fall de-
Avery hetnS advanced Raw silks Arm.
Yarns and knit good. are In oertcf demand
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. C.. Apr!l is.-sp:ri,s Tur-
pcn,iae--S,eady at in:e receipts Il casks.
kosin- steady at $50 rar-F!rm at $50;
rcct ir,S % barrels. crude Turpcntine-Firil,
At s5,-d q $50: receipts barrels
savannah. Ga. April 10 spirits TNrpcn-
tinc-F!rm at &c: sales IS casNs Rosin-
Firm; sales r2 casks. rsceims 2lo, casks;
shipments 500 casks, stock tl.i?9 casks
Quote: 3. 500
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COTTON MARKETS..

Ne" oTE April lS rhtre va. anothnr
.atiied aaNante in the cotton lEa-k,, =,
nc opening 'o-day nNlns to BAD ,vrsr,~s
~ ne south ana while mr., az The i'll.
heavy realizing, INC Close was .-Sa,,t ..,,i
, n,I, pf'ess showed t. He' gain o: :roni Ia is
Rtceipts az the pot,s to-day .n7l. b.lcs
1 sLHsi '','fs est week and 9sca .a., yrar
Io-cay ttte!rts AZ Galveston. atg, bs"s.
asainst $50 !ast year al Sew o-!.ans ~.
oaLes aEaiHSi 49, Jas: scar, ami at iIoY,.
~" o''' S"'es d-e!nAt lbS' last year
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

Sales. Stock.
90 .Allis-Chalmers ...........
100 Allis-Chal,ncrs. ptd.......
'TSea .hm1lgamatcd Copper =.
lto Amer. Asri. Chem, com.
;l.3i' Amer. Bet Sugar. com. :.
el.@p American Can ...........
~" American Can, pfd...
80 Amer. Car aud Foundry.
10 Amer. Car aud fcun.. pid
~ American Cotton uil,....
$50 American binsccd OIL.
l,'h american Locomotive go.
Amer. Locomotive. pfi...
10 Am II. Malt Co.. pfd. 49,.
l6,aH American Smelling .....
irl American Sug3r ....
2.io' ,hmrl. rel. ana I'll. CO..
- american Tobacco. com.
- Il .\nisr Tvh.. pid.. new.
100 .Anaroiida copper ......:..
','syI .NtvhiSun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ Atlantic Coast 1inr.....
y. {. l.. Cf Cunucctlcut.
$50 baltimore and ONO.
2,"t' bcthl,h hem Steel .........
2..pa British Amer. Tcb. Co.
3.ctt Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Luz central Leather. conn.,.
.,0'' Canaci ian PdCiiic .....'
i.p,t Chesapeake and Ohiu...
T." Chicago Great Western.
>. - Chi. Mil. ana st. PAUL..
$50 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
C.ncitlc Steel. pfd....
Chicago and Northwest.
800 Colorado fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
i.@a1 consolidated Gas ....
"a tSiaNars and hudson.
Den. and Eio Gran. com.
40 Don. and Rio Gran. pfd.
lr1 Distilicrs Soc. Cor.......
l,iHl Erie. LIST pfd ......
Fed. Min. ard SIN, pfd..
Geo. W. Iielmc lob. Co.
l.cco General Electric ........
i.3tN Great Northern, pfd 49,.
=2n GrctI N.orthcrn ore ctfs
~ Illinois Central ..,.......
~ lnttrl nro- Mlet. ...
",ir Interfere Met. pfd..
h.t:p Int, Mcr. Marine. cJm.
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ArriYo Rinhmoni
ACCOMMODATION IRAINs-wEEKDAYs
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets, FOR Petersburs:
Is, q s. '3. ~, II, IL A. NJ. !. ?. %. g. s,
''S:i5. &c :. S. '9. 10 +. NJ.
li:oo p NJ. FOR Chester. e:c9 midnight for
Petersburg.
Street. for Manchester
t5:l6. SIS .'T:i5. .':75. s:s5. e;ss. 1855, I:S
4. NJ: 1876, las. a:25. 3:3t, .tia5 s;ss. s:ss.
'i:35, S.3j. a:Sj. 1000. ii:iO T. ii.
tpatiy, EXCEPT sundays and holiday
Carries baesace and cypress
''Limi,ed. except sundays and hoiidays
All cars from Petersburg connect vita
ears :or Richmond.
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mates to the state Democrats Con-
rention. which meets in Norfolk May

Sention. which meets in Norfolk May
All OF tho big scincs on tho Potomac
River Lac cut out. but small seines In
Tue tributaries OF the Potomac and
itappahannock Rivers are still running,
ana big supply of fish IL being
caught. This market is we'll supplied
FRESH herring arc selling at 10 cents
hundred for gills and 81 for seine
catch. Shad and rock are somewhat
source. but perch arc plentiful.
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SAILED.

Steamer Brandon. uarnty. Norfolk, ner-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. fnrman, Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
scnEcrs Furm4n LING.
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STEAMBOATS,
OLD DOMINION LINE,

OLD DOMNION LINE.
LV. Richmond foot OF Ash St. daily.7: p. ~
Leave Newport Eews................soo A. 81
arrive Norlnk' 100 A. II.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily, except Sunday
100 p. NJ. Connections also made by H. g.
w Ry. P. NJ. and c. & Q. Ry. at p. NJ
Night line steamers stop at Ciaremont to
land or receive passengers on signal and
Will be met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. effective
March M).--Janes River by daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
all James River landings Steamer leayeI
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at $3.50 4.
II. Freight received for ali James Riysr
landings Phone Madison 17s
ainia Ticket Office. s., =, Main streA..
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ANCHOR LINE.

ANCHOR LINE.
New Twin Screw Steamships
"CAMERoSIA," ''ChIIFORNIA,-
"C.tLEDONIA" and "COLuMBIA.-
Sailing from New York every SatIIrdav
Glasgow ria Movllln. LONDONDERRY
FIRST CABIN. $40 AND SIC.
SECOND CABIN. $50 AND UPWARD.
THIRD CLASS. a32.5o
For new illustrated book of Tours
apply 10
HEN DERSoN BROTHERS
A Ets., IL and 10 Broadway. New York. or
Andrew welsh. CPS East Main street
samuel II. bowman. 70S East Main -
Richmond
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. ApRIL Is. 1917.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon, Ha!nc", norfolk MGR.
ehandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
steamer Mobiack. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings, Tue-chandise and PAS
tenEcTs' Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise ana pa S.
sengcrs, Furnan Line.
Barge ramunkcy. Bailey Baltimore, coal
&. II. ltawcs n Co
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond, Va. ArrI il. III:
%mGLEsAl.E QUOTATIONS on CHANGE
"l'EAT-car lots
10. rcd, We.tern.. No..
No. !ed, V!sials...,..... d La
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S. S. BERMUDIAN

sails Every Wedne .day Ii A. NJ
Twin Screw. lc.5is ton. displacement. Biz.
kecis. Wlrcles. Telegraph.
Suites dc Luxe. WITH Private Bath or.
chcstra. Tickets 81 BermudIau and Arcad!-
an Interchange able.
For illustrated pamphlet and tickets APP
ply 10 4. f. oGthororidgc & Co. Agents
Quebec :. s. Co. Ltd, 20 Btcaaway. New
York; Tnos. Cook * SON as and rs, Broad
way. :st and 5;s 18th Ave. y. Y, or any
Ticket Agent
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Steanhoat5
f9ooBGTNNAdA
BY FASTEST STEAMER

tRecord Tip 80 hour. 20 I,inutc.
BY NEWEST STEAMER tBuiIt 1910
Only Steamer Landing Passengers and Bag
gage Directly on Dock In Hamilton With
out Transfer,
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED Icy Levy Commits ton 20. com
mission Merchants. Richmond Nap
Richmond, Va, April IT, 1912
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOiATluSs Of
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NSd!es al Union Siock YARDS.

r k!rhmvnd, Va, April 10, 1912
t'P''t 9! Inc 1--we stock ntsrket Tor tic
wees ending April Is. 1872.
receipts attic. 3aS head calves = h,,d
shSeP' ~ head; hcss. 10 head
So stse.t, Us a.; medium 10 good. a
.otiit"h TO fHir, i.ialtc. oest .,eii-
,o'''ii". to !ait, ~. Iil.g.. pes, cow. -,
~ nsdlnn 70 Soot. S-.e. Size conlnon -
; 20 a't. ,'sa 3i.t.: best oxen, "a o.sc; medium
=. So . 80 en!ls, i15c.; calves. extra,
SoN s-'a aHe" per noad. Be:t heavy 49,
itb ~, good 10 TO lSt-pcund hogs a
-, .,o 'iS", noss ana pias, 6..lic.; sows anu
non TO iair, 3a+c. e.s, lambs ~ S,,n
Common TO iai'. i!,a5t:c a.st snrin..
!amos Sj3erj pc! head sN''"s
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond, Va. April ie.

I-UVst- pFtSscC, IarEe UaICs.. IN il ~,
Load your cars 50 that hay a, aoo,, -,
feScnts contents and thus avoid reflections
ms market grades nay IN accordance.
citation. @'o
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an ETdn cIoaed WNeat-NoA r,a
N%H'.H ~ 20 hard N.i2iaa l.isl. corr
80 3 "aH:c; No 5 Yellow, III, aTs,
oats-So white, STp5i".o No 4 Nhite
". "'':c' STANDARD. ii's q Ss'.c
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"a ew York APR! INSTRUMENTATION.
ne "SIo; no fading feeling steady caves
'! :'! steady. sheep ans I.,nn. I'm. .Vt,-
49,. 80 mead. Market nominsiiy s,.adS' 'p ~:
Ma r fe hs Iioss-Rcreims 1855 head do
SO. piss, S5.,5n;en moss s"'5 q
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Baltimore Nd April -wh.at-ou..,
Sp%i: contrast s. 9i, southern OF grade.
S!N'i: Corn Dull; spot. contract. sac ,1at !,
FIRM; so. White. sihc Rye-Fi,, ~
. westorn, domestic. 70 n &c
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sSo5 m as 49, II. .Nprli lS-ca,,Is-Receia,s,

q M, .Nprh h--Cattle-Rcccin,s
cs,yAs me- 10 MaFket steady Tor beoves, bu,
tcAhs steers Si15J5.lb. Wcstern 49,, 80,
~ 80" ',,v' Suckers and feeders iLsSns,s5:
'e GOV ana hcifers. $685. 40: calves. 40 y
,,,., ~ i;GSS'pis i!.co9 head Make,
s' -, a 80; mixed, s5.sjas..o; heavy. 500"
~ roush. S7!oa7.so; piss. ssl7.so: bnir =,
MAJ aIs,s s%Eaa SO Sheep--Reee.p,. %, 900 head.
q $50: western, siioa6s5; y.ariinSs =. 80 %
az: ~ 20 ANTS native siSoaLE5 WESTERN sS.s
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'sNI't-S ~ IaO.NIkL
Virginia ST. Old 500 at s3...

Quotations .or interest paylnr NINA.
e. pf!ee % wh!eh inicrrs; mus, he acaaa
income bonds ana certificates Q. inleSI,I.
ness are nat.
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eo,ion. sttaay. middiins. rIo. .ross re-
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siucs, we!! sniuhvu. Iu,.............>ul wautyu
shoulders. We. snokgu, !U...,....Nul wanted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24
POLICE DEPARTMENT
WILL Be INDICATED
City Commission Is Ready to
Report on Charges
of Morris.

Although the affidavit Of Earl Rip"
ley, former city detective, has not yet
reached the city recorder, members of
the commission are virtually ready to
report thor findings in the recent in
vestigatioD Of members of the police de-
partment held by the commission. The
investigation arose out Of charges made
by ]. j. Morris that while under arrest
by the police he was robbed Of dia-
monds and iewelry valued at d000
Morris was executed April 30 for the
murder Of j. W. Axtell
1t is uuofficially stated by members
Of the commission that the report will
vindicate the accused members Of the
police department. The only testi-
money against the officers was the af-
fidavit of Morris and the statements
of John Murray, serving a life SEN
tence in the state prison, and N. Won
H. Jackson, newspaper reporter, who
admitted that his information came
from drug fiend.
Prison officials, newspaper men,
members Of the police department. and
others gave testimony which proved to
the satisfaction of the commissioners
that the charges wore unfounded. The
report probably will be made public to-
morrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24
URGES PREVENTION
OF SMOKE NUISANCE

Installation of appliances to prevent
recurrence next year Of the Smoke
nuisance in Salt Lake is urged in a
communication being sent out by the
city smoke Inspector as follows:
81 quote herewith for your informa
ton section 465. revised ordinances of
Salt Lake City of 1908, relating to the
emission Of smoke from chimneys or
stacks within the limits of Salt Lake
City
''At this season of the year, when
the use Of steam boilers for heating
purposes is practically suspended until
the fall / would respectfully suggest
to owners and agents Of buildings
wherein heating plants are installed,
to make such alterations and additions
to their plants as will bring them up
to the requirements of the ordinance
by providing such appliances as Will
prevent the discharge Of dense smoke
from the chimney or stack of building
or buildings under their control
''It is tho intention of the present
city administration to make every ef-
fort to abate the smoke nuisance, and
where deemed necessary, prosecution
will follow disregard of the provisions
of the ordinance quoted.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
for Salt Lake County. state OF Utah.
William zabrislsie, plaintiff, VS.. Beaver
Irrigation, Land & Power company
corpora tion. defendant.
Notice is hereby given that In pur-
suanco Of an order OF the district court
In and FOR Salt Lake county; state OF
Utah. made on the Ist day OF April, 1912,
In tho above entitled matter, the under
signed G. r. Summers, the duly ep.
pointed qualified and acting receiver Of
all OF the assets OF said corporation. win
sell nt public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash. lawful money Of the United
states, and subject to the confirmation
and state OF Utah. on Thursdey,, The goth
at the west front door OF the Joint city
and county building. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah, the following described property
belonging to said Beaver Irrigation Land
& Power company. and described as fol-
lowe to wit:
A certain contract between tho Min
ersvIlle Reservoir & Irrigation companT.
granton and the Beaver. Irrigation Land
e. Power company. grantee. whereby the
grantor agrees that the grantee may
ratsa the present dam Of the GraEtor aln
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24
New Corporation,

EYled with the secretary OF state:
Tho Plutus Mining company of Provo
capital stock. $1,000: shares, 10 cents
each. W. Lester Mangum. president: J..
A. Stalllngs, vice president: F. C. Jensen.
secretary and treasurer; Clarence Jones
and Clark c. Morgan, additional drec-
tors
Parrish Creek Irrigation company Of
Centerville, Davis county. capital stock.
$1,000; shares, $40 each, S. j. Parrish
president: w e. Cheney vice president;
w. u. Duncan. secretary and treasurer;
i. B. Parrish. additional director
Filed with the county clerk:
Community Savings company OF Salt
Lake, Capital stock $4,000. shares $40
Lane, Lane; Vice president; f. NJ. Giimer. secre-
fsry EsStor + iTectars meF ana ~
Utah Electric Manufacturing company
of Salt Lake, Capital stock $4,000.
shares 10 cents each Frank j, Adams,
president. ]. d. Quinn. vice president;
Western Utility company OF Salt Lake
Capital stock 10000 shares 81 each. DR.
Orr De Tar. president, Harley c. Johnson.
vice presiden j, Edward Yenny. sccre-
tary and treasurer: Matthew t. Lyon and
William II Crawford additional directors.
A w Smith Ranch company OF Salt
Lake, Capital stock 100000, shares 81
each Albert w. Smith. president; ]. w,
Smith, vice president; A E. Carr. secTe-
tary and treasurer
Plaza Hotel company Of Salt Lake. Cap
ital stock $1,000 shares $50 each, A. u:
Loving president. secretary and general
manager and treasurer; r j. Hayes, vice
president; NJ. Layman, additional dtrec-
Western Ice Machinery cempany OF Salt
each. NJ 9 Duffeld. president; l.. T.
Woodsend, vice president; E. w. Johnson,
secretary and treasurer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24
f1EST|NG AGAINST
La Bench Residents Desire
| d Re Heard by Com
mission.

|s,,ns protests from north bench ne ,I.s res
sn'S :, the estimated cost of btu
4, q oavcment " ordered for that sec
me city, cpused a special meet
~ .bs city commission yesterday
Az the regular morning
w. re,itin was read asking for
.u,;onaI ten days in which TO OBJ
.;ors,s to a protest against the
y that material. This petition
..,srrsd 10 the street department,
4. commission met in secret ses-
\ consider the matter.
=. ,avsrtised estimated cost of the
|.atc pavement is s6 s. running foot.
4 .Itr engineer Informed the COM
l,p that this estimate Is high. and
4, bjtulthic pavement will cost but
stlv more than asphalt. On ae-
4, n the steep grades of the streets
4, nsyed in this section, bitulithio,
81 n,asenfs rougher surface than
I'M was selected by the commits
v,,l objection to the bitulithic
.u-snt arises from the fact that the
ssi is held by one firm, and COM
ssr !, the use of this kind of pave
a !. impossible. John Duder, as
"a .ity engineer, who was sent east
s,sstirate the several kinds Of
GSg material. reports in favor Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24

feet above the present high water mark
of the Rocky Ford river,
a certain contract between the state
of I-tah and the Beaver Irrigation Land
&. Power company. daIed the LIST day OF
May. 1909. for the reclamation OF certain
lands in Beaver county, Utah.
Also all right, title and interest OF the
Benver Irrigation Land & Power com
peuy. in and to the following water ap-
propriations from Beaver river.
Application No. 1853, made In the OF.
fice OF the state engineer OF the state os
Utah. dated May {, 1907. for 200 second
feet Of water
Application No 1928. made In the office
OF the state engineer of the state OF
Utah. dated April 26. 1907 for zoo second
Nppiication No. 1897, made In the Of
fice Of tho state engineer OF The state OF
Utah. dated April &c. 1907. for 10000 sec
ond feet OF water. 10 be pumped from
numerous wells upon the lands proposed
App,lcation No. 1926. made In the OF.
rce OF the state engineer Of the state OK
Utah, dated April ae. 1907, FOR 200 second
feet OF waller for power purposes
Receiver Beaver Irrigation Land 4 Power
Company. eAsAS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24
Real Estate Transfers.

E,lote o. Albert H. Rodgers 10 I,ii.
Rodgers lot as block ], West Boulevard
.ubdtvIsi0n $4,000. '',,'s 4,
lcn,ma C. white ct oil 10 Emma e.
Dunn part 10, 5, block g. plat J.-......., 2,
KimbalI 4 Richards company to A. K.
wiIhnrm. lots 10 and 20. Lockwood sub
Harry Robbins and Slio 10 silar + John
son pnrI section II. ,opnsh'p south.
ysn6n i east .....-.s.-. ..,'N's.' =,
willard T. Cannon and vito 20 Or A.
n Irvine. part lot t. block 81, plat D.. :,
John pAvno 10 Frank Raleigh, lolp and
:. block /. nnt addition 10 Highland
Samuel IL Auorbsch and wife TO Ashton
Jonlsns company. lot -. block l. Para
disc addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ..s's..,.',..,,
n H. stone and wife To Ashton Jenkins
company, lot l7 block q rvo-aore
plat a .......s...,...,,s.'., ',,s..-....-..
MaJ 2. Silver 10 q. p. Felt, part Lot
z. block "a plat Fl Observation-Disclosures
AIy.u NJ Filtstosd 70 Frank Kuod. lots
S and 3. block 4, Burton pinoO suedi-
y1blou ss.s.-.. .'P.-.s.--
John Cartwright and vito TO Pobor Van
Hontcn. lots and 4. Ayondnls Park.
Ashton jenkins company To Beruico Carl
non, part lot IL. block I. hrr-hcra
Ashton -Jrnkin. compsuJ 10 Gvendolyn
rnrlson, psr lot u. block 2. 0ve'aors
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24
AS we journey through
life let us live by the way"
There is nothing more en-
Joyable and healthful than a
pot of good Tea.
EWL.E| S
TEAS are good
FREE coupons for ROGERS
tne sllverware in EVERY
package

using bltulithic on streets with steep
grades, and the commission accepted
his recommendation in selecting the
material for the north bench streets.
The commission reached no decision
after discussion lasting more than
an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24
Rio Grande Is Sued,

Mrs. D. A. Buck, owner OF property at
Third South and Fourth West streets,
fled suit yesterday In the Third district
court against the Denver &, Rio Graude
Railroad company. asking $4,000 as com-
pensation for damage alleged to have
been done to her property by construc-
tion and maintenance OF the roads pas
senger station and network of tracks,
adjacent to her property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24
To Give Benefit,

A benefit entertainment will be given
for Mrs, Luella S. Lindsay at the Forest
Dale amusement hail tonight at S:J5
o'clock Special musical features have
been provided for the entertainment and
the feature OF the programme will be the
performance OF a one-act playlct entitled
"A Ftshcrman's Luck" requiring cast
Of ten persons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses,

Herman johnson and Annie boatTcm. both Of
Woods CroRg. o.,,
Nisln Nelson and Margaret Davd,on. both Of
RoIand X. Stewart Delta, ond Bessie c. VII
Iiams. Denver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-27

ation for appendicitis at the hospital
at Marshall last week.
Mrs. Robert Sackreiter of Sanborn
has been the guest of the Dlckerson
family during the past few days.
Mrs. Jens Larson was in Sanborn
last week visiting friends.
A farewell party was given last
week at the Christ Hansol home to
Mr.. an Ms. ToIe Hanson and Mrs
Larson
Ms. Charles Hanson attended the
funeral of Charles PIatt at Evans last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs S. III. Bateman are
home after an extended visit with
friends at Faribault.
The question of license or no IL
cense will be voted upon here at the
spring election the proper petition
having been signed and filed.