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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
GOVERNOR AND PARTY
SEE ELEVATOR PLANT

,eoTrll,'s This iS an industry that We can,
atford TO let got away from Utah" yyas
the verdict OF Gov. William Spry and q
party of business mon who visited the
works of the NeiYson Elevator company
yesterday.
The Visitors We're curious 10 see the ma :
ture or the new elevator lit. which is
INC product OF local inventor, Charles
vice was shown in every working detail.
and IL was apparent that the visitors
were surprised AT what they saw, Add :
ed 10 congratulation upon SUCCESS thus
fnr attained were assurances of moral
and material support for the new indus :
try by memoers OF the visiting party.
accompanying Governor Spry wore
John Dern. =. F. Bauer. o. r. Meredith.
f1ney Brooks. Joseph limball. l. c.
Miller George j. McAlllster. John a.
Headlund. ID. II. Collett. secretary OF tho
manufacturers Association Of Utah:
Manager Raum OF the James stewart 4.
Co contracting firm, :. b. Newman aud
j. w. Burton.
After inspecting the new company's
machinery and other tools. the party re-
turned 10 town with expressions OF salts
faction at tho progress made In cstab-
lshing a new payroll institution for Salt
Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
DIRECTORS CONSULT
ON VEWHOUSE HOTEL
No Definite Action Taken,
Pending Result of Negotia-
tons in East.

Pending further adviccs from it's New
} ork connections, the Ncwhouse Hotel
company took no action yesterday in re.
gard to The offers of eastern loans suf.
hclcnf TO complete tbc hotel. Samuel
Newhouse, who returned Wednesday
night. after several months spent in ne
gotlating for loan in New York. was
IN consults ton during the Iay with di.
rcetors of the company informing them
or the terms of The various PROPOSE
tionS he brought home with him Tboro
was nothing done beyond discussion
of these matters, however
Mr. Newhouse said last night that he
was still in communication with Ger,
tain New York houses and that it was
not likely that, until next week. neeo.
tlatlons would reach a point where the
company could close 8 deal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
COUNCIL OF NATIVE
SONS ORGANIZED

y subordinate council Of the Native
Sons Of Utah, 10 he known as Salt Lake
council No, 1. WAS organized last nighI
az q. meeting held in District Judge Lew
ISIS courtroom al The city and county
BUILDING. BYLAWS. as prescribed by the
grand council were adopted aud the fol
lowing officers wcrc elected:
President. l.. Il Martiuaau; vice presi-
denl, Jndgc r, n. Lewis: secretary. W,
A. latham, treasurer. .iuli1n Eamberger:
sergeant arms, Samuel N Barlow.
board OF governors. j. L; Lyman three
Scar terDli Joseph ~ Young, two-ycar
term. y. w. Long, one year term
They Say Us Native Sons A'lnt Got
No style WAS adopted as tho official
song of the council.
Tho next meeting Of The council will
be held in Judge Lcwis's courtroom
Tuesday night. February 90 -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
CITY AND VICINITY
MISS ALlcE luNo of Enhralm Is in

MISS ALICE LUNO OF Ephraim is in
Salt Lake City on a business trip.
F. w. CHAMBERS, state fish and
game coInmisSioner went S ,; 70 iSprnysy,ille
| lie Will return this morning.
A. w, JENSEN OF Ephraim and O. r.
Morse Of Ogden. assistant supervisors of
the Wasatch national forest. We're In this
city yesterday for consultation with
Supervisor h. H. Clarke.
IN AN ACTION Tor divorce flied in the
Third district court yesterday Sadie
EeTe charges her husband Samuel y.
tic common ncccSsaries OF life.
LAURA SMITH. Josie Smith and Til
lie Smith, 3ll residing at G. West Second
south street We're arrested on val
rant Yesterday forenoon by patrolman
Armstrong; charging them with battery
upon Gus Pulos. a Greek.
THOMAS MORAN, aged B. years. was
arrested last night by Pstromeu LEIGH
larceny II is alleged that Moran stole
50 III small change from the till OF n
restaurant ut III West Second South
street.
for a part Of the sixteenth story or the
Walker Brothers bank building were
rlyeted in place. II was stated ycstcr-
day that the entire construction OF the
steel frame work for the building would
he completed within ten days.
ON TIE GROUND of non-support
Hattie wilkins began suit in the Third
district court yesterday morning for di-
vorce from Joseph l.. Wilkins whom she
married February \, 1901. Mrs. Wilkins
accuses her husband of treating her in
Il cruel and inhuman manner.
WILLARD DONE. state insurance
commissioner. yesterday completed his
statement OF department fees received
Tor January. and sent his check for
$ilI3.@9 representing the amount coll
lectcd. 10 The state treasurer. Tho foes
Tor January 1871. amounted 10 $lSSiGO
D.. r. ELMER and T. g. Elmer. pro-
prietorS OF the Palm Garden cafe on
West Third South street were arrested
last night by Patrolmcn Olson and Trap;z
on the charge Of selling liquor To a
MINOR The minor In this case Is 4 girl
Eoth men were released on furnishing
bail in the sum OF 500.
CLARA A. PETERSON THURSDAY
morning petitioDed the probate division
pr the Third district court for letters OF
i'm the estate OF John \.
Peterson who died in this city on Jan
uary 20, 1912 Peterson left an estate
IN realty valued at about 5000. together
with some mining property
JONATHAN C. RoYLE, local manager
of The Associated Press In this city. Irrt
last night for Spokane. Wash. 10 which
point he has been transferred Mr. KoyIc
was accompanied by George l.. Roberts
MS assistant. and Fred UouiZ chicf on
orator Murray SchlclS will remain in
SAT- Lake as night manager and r De-
Wit Foster viii be day manager
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
Groundhog Supp1ants
Weather Man Today
Little Marmot Will Decide at Noon Whether or Not
Time Has Arrived for the Donning
Of Spring Attire.
BY j. CECIL ALTER.

~ nee q year the weather man goes
Into total eclipse IN tho ground
hogs shadow, whether the sun
~ shines or not: and no matter what
sort OF weather he may have on
nand today. the weather man makes no
promises until after the groumdhoc has
given his "slladowgrlph'' SHOW for this
is Grounding day.
OF course. the sroundhog tip Is n
straight one, Tor he knows-at least he
has been accused of knowing all his
NE. aud he has never denied it. The
bcar and the badger have also been
charged with opening clairvoyanL par
lors without a license every February In
eompetition with legitimate, home prod ,
nc; weather forccustcrs: and il Is
st0ted ON supposedly good authority that
eVYrN hlhernlting animal has its alarm
clock set for noon February .. and goes
forth from its mossy mattress at that
time to see IL he Is still fat. cnougl TO
cast shadow.
However, H. is LEFT for the little '.sau-
sage animal. the gTouildhog, To cast the
shadow before. presaging coming weather
events for the next six weeks. Weather
wisdom OF various kinds is attributed 10
The grounding, the most interesting fea-
ture of which is that the attributed lore
depends not upon the differences i'm the
coming weather. and certainly not in tho
dinerenccs in groundhogs. but nearly n :
together OH where the person doing the
"attrlbutipG happens 80 dwell also
whether lie .'attributes" in poetry or
prose. or whether HE "attrlbute'' is
lieathen, Christian, or pagan In nature.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
WILL ASK FRANCHISE
FOR ELECTRIC LIVE
Project for Interurban Line TO
Southwark Takes Definite
Shape,

Work on IN interurban railway that
will give sal, Lake CITY connections by
an electric linn with Nephl and intcrme-
dIate points ON the south and with Brig
ham CITY and eventually Logan on ihc
north and east will be started as soon
as a franchise can be obtained,
Plans for this road havo been going
forward for some time and the rights ot
way have been secured everywhere cX-
ccpt in Salt Lake City, and the surveys
have been made here.
Tho route surveyed. and for which n
franchise VIII be asked, is fron Lchi
Junction, through the Jordan narrows.
entering the heart OF Salt Lake from
First West street. steps VIII he taken
by prominent men To get this franchise
Immediately. II possible.
These steps were definitely decided
upon al meeting Of prominent men IN
tercstcd In the enterprise. which was
yesterday, Mr.. BambcrScr is president
OF the Salt Lake & Ogden railway. and
II is probable that this line Will he used
in connection with the new interurban
road and that depot FOR the two roads
will he built on Postoflcc place.
p Al the meeting held in Senator Bnnl-
hcrgcr's Office yesterday afternoon there
were present George eWhitmorc' of Neph''
J. McEeth Of Paysnn. William Wallace
Of Salt Lake Ci,y and other influential
and prominent business mon of Nephh
SpaHlSn. FORK, ilDNu ana GJN soD- rI'iu
IselIj Junction the line will pass through
Iehi. American Fork. Pleasant Grove,
Provo. SprngyilIe. Spanish Fork. Pay
son, Santaquin and TO NcDhi, Senator
Bnmhcrger, when asked regarding the
meeting last night. said:
I'VE expect no opposition to the grant
Ing OF the franchise, although II should
have been secured several years ago.
An interurbJn road will be a great thing
for Salt Lake City and l have no doubt
that the people Will do what they can
to get one, OF course. it is in the embryo
yet, although work probably Will be
crowded as soon AS the franchise can
be obtained"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
Railroad Notes,

f. 4. Eichlcr, general traffic manager
of the Tlttsbure e Gilmore railroad
IN Idaho. WAS in this city yesterday on
business.
j. III. Picrman, district passena ger
agent for The Western Pacific with
Headquarters at san Francisco. went
east from this city yesterday, expecting
20 meet T.. l.. LomaX. traffic manager
fer this road, at Chicago.
Col J: y. Benton. general agent Of tho
passenger department of the Western
Pacific yesterday received n telegram
uon T. l.. LolnaN, traffic manager OF
the western Pacific. which WAS To the
effect that after today observation cars
will be IN service on trains No. | and
No. .. between FUrtola and Oroyluc for.
daylight ride through Feather Rivc,
cannon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
ORGANIZE LIBERTY
PARK BRANCH w. G.. +. u.

Tie monthly social business incetin.
os the ladies OF the Liberty Park Metlo-
dist Episcopal church WIS held al tho
church yesterday afternoon, Mrs. T. L..
Shepard. state president OF thc Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. delivered
an interesting address on her trip east
and the evangellstic work being done
there for the girls OF the country
81 the close of the address a branch
society was organized with eighteen
charter members The society Will be
known as the Liberty Park w G. T. t.
Its officers are Mrs. Grace c. Mettler
president; Mss Minnie Jones. vice presl-
dent. Mr.. j. y. Clark. recording secrc-
tary: Mis- e. ~ Boot corresponding
secretary snd Mrs. G, d. Kent, trcaaurer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
ASKS SIX PATB[lI|
TO SURRENDERq|
Chief Grant Drops Mn
Good of Service z 81.
Long on Force.

Fa'rolnen George gn.
CASSIDY Joseph Tyler. G. r -
chnrI"a DuNandor and cb,,, stf,
We're Yesterday advised by r {
chief OF police. that their q
would bc in order p,,.ssl5.
rendered his resignation ,oqe
while the other five patrol5,.s ~
10 resign. liowever. accor,,,, a. !"
Grant. they viii be droppca 80.
roll of the city for the
service. sM
Joseph pugSicy. who for ~.
years has held The position ~
geant nt the police station 10.
requested by Chief Cram ..
that position. but. accor,,n. 8.
Sergeant PugsIcy will Ilc 1 tn1d 70 ue
sition OF city Iailer. Scr1osa
ilaa not yet given Chic; (;r.r.u
answer as 90 whether or no,
ccpt the position lendcred Nv nc
turc, however. there viii h,, "tn ,
ana each Will work shif, az se
instead Of SHIFT ar twelve ele1l|
heretofore been the custom
'I have no charges 10 nro,..
any Of tho men vino are bc;rs 4
Of the service" said r'h,,9c 9c'ns
night. "snd / have no ne,.sors, % v,s:
against amy one OF them or ali
] can "a" no more than ,hsr
released for the good of ths az
10 who Will bc appointed ia an
canclcs on the police dcpa r-naa
by the removal or resienatInr y
men. as tho case may be. A.,
n position To say at present 70.
great care will bc exercised IN 81
new men.
Il havo advised Desk Serea,r,
that r. new man will be- a6nor,!}
sergeant IN his place. bu AZ ,s,
time / told him that the posIucn
er would he open "a him. IN
wished To take II. I have no,. +
ccivcd an answer from him. AZ.
2roba bi'ity Of other changes In n
partincnt, / can say nothing i
cnt.'
Patrolman Burton has been q, !,
lice force for seven wears: Cas5x
SIX years: Tyler FOR four wears, h
der and Carstenson for two yes,,
and Mabbott FOR nine months.
Chief Grant said lust nirh, M
had not intended announcing this
in The personnel or the depe rtm.st'
today and until he had received /,
mite answer concerning Tie ts5<
from Sergeant Pugsley, but thil N
action had already become publIr +
no objection to making a ststeu>-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
JULIA DOUGLAS CASES
DISMISSED BY STATE

Upon the motion Of The district at
torney. Judge T. u. Lewis yesterday
morning dismissed the two cases pending
against Julia Douglas, a witness in the
GLADYS Whitney trial. Under tho name
or Julia Douglas. the woman WAS ac-
Cuscd oT perJurinG her testimony relative
To the possession OF certain diamonds in :
troduced in evidence by The state as
some OF the stores stolen from J. r..
Diehl. travelling salesman. by the
Whitney girl, who was later acquitted by
the jury of the charge OF grand larceny.
In another case under the name OF Julia
McPhee. the woman was charged with a
statutory offensn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
DEED PASSES FOR
VALUABLE PROPERTY

deed 10 Louis Simon and Adoph ST.
mon OF the Paris Millinery company
from the Halloran-Judge company. ror
the property now occupied by The Freed
Furniture ~ Carpet company, on Third
south between Main and State streets.
was filed with the county recorder vns,
tcrday. The consideration was 100000
as announced some time ago The prop
erty has frontage Of 40 feet on Third
South street and Is 2T5 foet in depth
IL Is The Intention OF the Paris Millinery
company to remodel The building and
make additions To il. The deal for the
properly was made through The Hal
loran-JudGc companY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
STOLEN MINING STOCK
RETURNED BY THIEF

w. :, Oakley of Twin Falls. Ida. who
left Salt Lake for his homo yesterda Y
forenoon. reported TO the police early
yesterday morning that his room in the
Tuxedo roon1ing house on South State
street had been entered by burglars
during Wednesday night and that q suit
case containing valuables had been
stolen TIc said tho suitcase contained
1000 shares Of mining stock valued at
500 and that the shares were indorsed.
After bIr. Oakley left the city yester-
day all OF the stocks IL is believed. were
found in mail box where they mad
been deposited by the thief. Tho post
office department will communicate with
Mr. Oakley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

But when the grounding got on the
Job for good tho CandlcmaS day pre-
djctions were mercilcssly ssrblcd, and
instead of IL being a nidwnter sign.
February ,. IL q cloudy. stormy day. por
tended that spring, gentle spring. might
hc expected To trot right up aud begin
To eat from ones hand.
Moreover. the sleepy grounding never
gives tho weather "a fair chance. for he
only comes out at noon, sharp, sun time,
takes Il swift glance at the place where
his shadow ought 10 be, and announces
his edIct And happy is that town whose
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
New Oficers Begin Work,

The new officials OF The Oregon Short
Linz, most Of whom We're appointed about
a week ago, began their new duties yes
tcrday. Most Of these appointments and
promotions were occasioned by the pro-
motion of Frank II. Plaislcd 20 be as
sistant 10 J.. J. Spence. traffic manager
for tic Hartman system. The now Of
llclals and tho positions they now oc-
cnpy arc: - Il. Gray assistant general
freight agent: RI. z. Goodwin. district
freight agent; 4. ]. kycs, district pas
scnGcr agent. T.. j. Hansen, CONTRACTING
freight agent. ana Clarence z. Flandra
travelling frcigllL a.nnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
More Drinking Fountains.

Frank Movie, plumbing Inspector, rec
commended ns;ala ton Of drinking foun-
tans a, First South and Richards streets
and Second South and Commercial
streets. IN addition Ga other fountains
in The business Sociiops..
: petition Of residents uf the cast
side 10 create paving district in the
area bounded by Second South, Third
South. Eleventh East and University
ureuue. Was received and referred ~ the
street department..
4 special meeting of Inc commission
Ia confer wish John =. Cahoon or the
lrcEress company relative 10 Big Cotton
wood water supply is slated for today,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
Hold Conference Today.

Colonel Irons VIII meet nj noon TODAY
iri.li the Commercial club committee and
Mayor Samuel {, Park. representing the
administration. Will attend the meeting
and give the army officer every assur-
ance OF the city's wish TO have Fort
Douglas made a brigade post
' Tho request for more water from the
city mains comes AZ an unfortunate time
Tor the administration, as the shortage
usual NJ t,is season OF the year is MAX
Ing itself feIt and The water department
lss FOUND 81 necessary 10 send out IN
spcclorS In an cffor, to prevent waste
t.Tr. ,y1tpr In, private homes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
NOTED PIANISTE
APPEARS TONI

What promises to be one % ilt
pleasing piano recltaIS held In IA
y the appearance" OF Myrtle EMr.
American woman plaRis; at N
Lake th"atcr tonight Miss ENy1'
gained an cnYiabie reputation ~
Europ" and America. as one OF s
brilliant players among the womb
lists OF The day. Her main fcrt
the heavy dramatic and difficult 81
SitionS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
Pioneer Woman Dies

Mrs. Agnes Elizabeth Roper, AGED e.
Years. Utah pioneer of 1867, died from
nneumonla at The family residence. 4g%
LaSt rhlrd south street, yesterday after
Mrs Eoner wns born at IrCra. Scot
ana May %. 1916 She came 70 Utah in
~ IN. ny on team She Is survived by The
'til uI this city; Charles IL, George n
ana William {. Roper and Mrs. James
Thc mineral viii be held from ihc fam
lily residence Sunday afternoon 81 q.
O'CloCS. et
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
UTAH LIGHT ACTIVE.
Work Is Geng Pushed on Extensions as
Rapidly as Possible,


The work Of extending the different
lines of the Utah Light &- Railway
company has already hccn started and
will he pushed until III IS completed. \
party of surveyors started yesterday on
the work of laying OFT the line FOR the
extension from Twelfth South and
Eleventh East streets TO Holiday, dis
lance of about five miles Work viii
be started rs soon as enough of the
track is cross s-seclioned for the graders
20 start.
Grading IS being done on the Douglas
Park extension. which viii be cast on
Ninth South To Fifteenth East street
and south on Fifteenth East 10 Twelfth
South street, Firth East street. from
Fifth South 10 Ninth South, will be
paved as soon as this can he done
Another Improvement, which tnc man
|asement Of the company is planning, is
the double tracking Of the road between
Salt Lake CITY and Murray Part Of
the work has bccn done. but there arc
about five miles of track 10 put in TO
complete the line and this will be done
as soon as possible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
DEPUTIES . NAMED
IN JUVENILE COURT

Edward J. Grocsbcck. formerly n
deputy in the county auditors Office, was
fcsterday appointed probation officer by-
Judge AcNaudcr McMuster. Mr.. C;roes
beck takes tho place OF Francis IIuff
who resigned as probation officer several
GAYS ago. "
Mrs. Anna l.. Young also Voc
appointed probation officer by .Jldce Nc.
Master. Mrs. Young has been i'm ibc
service OF the juvenile court for n nun
efficient officers 'S'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
WOOLMEN JUBILANT
AT HIGHER PRICES

Sheepinen are enthusiastic over the
pricc now offered FOR Utah wool. and
some al t!lcm say That The rate will 90
st!ll higher and that they will not sell
say that they have refused 10 contract
their wool crop for J. cents Reports
from Wyoming are 10 The effect that the
3hccpmcn there expect 10 get from il
cents TO lS cents pound for their wool
The Wyoming wooigrowcrs say they en-
pcct io place 3O.o0d.000 pounds on the
market. IL Is estimated that the wool
crop OF Utah will he at least 1900. 900
nDUnas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
BANK CLERKS HOLD
BUSINESS MEETING

The Salt Lake chapter OF the American
Institute of Banking held social and
business meeting In Social hall last night.
Reports were made by the different com
mittecs which are working on the min
strcl show To ne given by the bank clerks
February IL in the Salt Lake thester.
and q resolution was adopted indorsinS
the candidacy Of q, e, Kelly OF the Utah
National bank as member OF the nvccu-
tivc committee Of the American Institute
%; Banking. The meeting WAS then
TUNED INTO q rehearsal, almost the en-
Tire chorus of hundred voices being
present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
PART OF BIC HOOKEN
ESTATE LIES IN BI

Marion Oscood Hooker OF Los =
has been left heir 10 sl,oOe9oe Y
imately orc half of her dead =
estate. The will OF John D. HOOK
ceased. was filed in the probate 2
of the Third distric, court ~
morning. Hooker died May. -. in
cordins to the petition, leaving an
valued at about Sg.00o.ooo. MoS
property is in Los Angeles. bu' "
ton SAYS he has small properly a'
~ Triab
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
MISS ELVYN TO BE
GUEST OF HONOR

MISS Myrtle Elryn. the pianiste. who
appears in concert al the Salt Lake Thea :
t"r tonight, will he entertained az tho,
Commercial club tonight .afto,, lilo concert
at a supper given in her honor by 'rhom-
as Giles, Mr., Giles was fellow stu
dent with Miss IGlvyn al Berlin and in
the Imperial Conservatory OF Music in
Vienna. under GouowSky the. lannon's
teacher Of the pianofortc
Several prominent musicians of Salt
Lake and several who have studied I'm :
der Godowsky have been invited to the
supper TO meet Miss EiYyu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
NINE ALLEGED
BURGLARS CAUGHT

The desk scrGcant's book Ml the police
d"par,mcut shows that during The month
the charge OF burglary. Tho police rec
nrds show that th!rty-four buryls rics
were reported during the month The
police officials believe that cousidering .
the number of reported burslarics tho
number of arrests for the same time
show great industry OH Tic part OF The
pAtrOlmcn and HclnciiNre
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
DAMAGE ACTION 4
IS COMPROMl

III an action fled in the Third 3
court yesterday conp-omIp 81
was rendered in favor Of Julia C.
guardian OF Julia Simpson Il h
$3.50 in the case OF Julia sImpsau n
the Denver & Rio Grande Rallrc,j'
pany.
The actin was FLED to racess,
ages FOR the death ~ Edward s.
who was kiiled while working (
defendant company. Simpson
crushed between q coal car -
frame or an engine, and died a fss
later on October u, 1ail. sni,,
fled for $4,000 damages. The COMM
judgment for $3.50. however, rH'
Gercd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor ok.
ereise, insufficient mastication of food
constipation, torpid liver, worry and
anxiety, are the most common causes
of stomach troubles. Correct your hab.
its and take Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets and You will soon be
well again. For sale bss all dealers.