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The Chitina leader., 1912-03-30

In the Third division one con- mitteeman shall be allowed in eacl. of the following cities and towns, t;.- wit: Cordova, Chitina, Valdez an Seward. That the fifth committee. man shall have his headquarters al Seward and have jurisdiction ove, Kodiak Island, the Aleutian PeninsU- la and islands, and Bristol Bay.
 In the Fourth division the con- mitteemen shall be distributed as provided by the territorial chairman. We further recommend that the territorial chairman Immediately designate the limits of the jurisdic- tion of each committeeman, and that the said territorial chairman be granted authority to fill committca vacancies upon request of the ma jority of Republicans in the localit; affected, and the same shall be sub. ject to ratification by the Territoria: committee at it's next regular meet ing.
 Order of Business
 Your committee further recom- mends the following order of busi- Less to be pursued by this conven- tion:
 1. Reports of committees.
 Endorsement of President. Platform committee. 2. Nomination of Delegate to Con- gress.
 3. Election of Delegates to Nation
 al convention. 4. Election of Territorial Chair man and Territorial commit 5. Unfinished business. |6. Adjournment.
 Endorsement of President Taft The special committee to draw up a resolution of endorsement of the administration of President Taft submitted the following: "We, your committee, specially appointed to draft a resolution en- dorsing the administration of Presi- dent Taft, beg leave to submit the following resolution, and recommend it's adoption by this conventions: Resolved, That we hereby unani mously endorse the administration of President Taft. We commend his wise. progressive, economical and pa triotic policies. We commend the friendly interest of the President in our problems. We instruct the dele gates from Alaska to the National Convention to vote for him and do their utmost to secure the nomina- I liOu Ol ICSluSAI alt. In moving for it's adoption, Judge George R. Walker took the floor and paid glowing and deserved tribute to the many exceptional high quail ties of his friend and former class mate, President Vim. H. Taft His eulogy was received with frequent applause, after which the resolution was unanimously adopted by ris. ing vote.
 As the committee on resolutions was not ready to report, upon mo tion they were given until Monday to bring in their report, whereupor the convention adjourned until Mon
 cay morning at ten o'clock.
The Chitina leader., 1912-03-30
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
 PARTNERSHIP

I have leased my interest in the Chitina Bakery and Coffee House to Henry Gessner, who will collect all accounts and pay all obligations.
 CARL SANGNETT.
The Chitina leader., 1912-03-30

Judging from the number of road commission men in town ready to leave shortly, we should have an auto road this fall. There is no other one thing in Alaska on which the government spends money that will benefit as many people.
The Chitina leader., 1912-03-30
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

Hams, Guy Higginson, Charles Kits man, L. F. Shackleford, votes. Second Division Anvil, Bluff, Candle, Council, Gla- cier Creek, Imnachuch, Nome, Ophir Teller, St. Michael, Solomon, Upper Nome River, Dahl, Taylor-Charles E. Heron, 50 votes.
 '. Fourth Division American Creek, Chatanika, Circle City, Cinema. Cleary City, Fox City, Fairbanks, Fort Gibbon, Gilmore Hot Springs, Kantishna, Lower Gold stream. Miller House, Nulato, Olnes, Rampant, Ruby City, Upper Fair banks-Thos. A. Marquam, AZ votes. Iditarod, Flat Creek-C. G. Wulf, votes.
 Third Division Ellamar, Landlock, Susitna-C. G. Wulf, votes. Eyak-J. B. Carlyle, A. H. Hayes. Girdwood, Hope, Kenai, Sunrise, Seldovia-E. L. Whittemore, votes. Katalla-Sam Blum, E. L. Har- wood.
 Kenncott-J. H. Jones, 2 votes Dr. E. B. Shrock. Kodiak-C. B. Gillespie. Seward-E. L. Whittemore, ? votes; J. J. Finnigan, votes; Dr. J H. Romig.
 Unga, Chignik-Dr. J. H. Romig 2 votes.
 Valdez-James Fish, votes; J c. Martin, Barney Niebling. Chitina-F. M. Schaupp, votes Cordova-Geo. c. Hazelet, R. J Barry, A. E. Lathrop, James Flynn Geo. Dooley, c. M. Frazier, s. P Chapin, James MacCormack, M. J Sullivan, J. E. Currier, c. M. Ros. wog, E W. Boyle, V. A. Schmitz, J | w. Nickell, each one-half vote; O. A. Tucker, 1 vote. | The committee on organization submitted a report which was adopt. ed, as follows:
 Apportionment of Committeeman l Your committee on organization and order of business respectfully re. jports as follows: l. We recommend that the tenn porary organization of this conven tion be made permanent.
 2. We recommend that this con vention elect territorial commit
 tee of 21 members, one of whom
 shall be elected at large and knowr
 as the territorial chairman. That o
 said remaining 20 members fiyt thereof shall be allotted to each ju
 dicial division and their places O
 residence or headquarters shall be al
 follows:
 In the First division one commit
 teeman shall be allowed in each Q
 the following cities and towns, to
 wit: Juneau, Ketchikan, Wrangell
 Douglas, Skagway.
 In the Second division Nome sinai
 be allowed three committeeman, ant : Candle and Council one each.
The Chitina leader., 1912-03-30

The Republican territorial conven- tion convened this morning at 10:30 o'clock in the Empress Theater Dele gates were present in person from every division of Alaska. There were no contests presented to the convention, as the contesting Cor dova factions agree to harmonize their differences, one of the stipu- lations being that all 16 delegates be seated with half-vote for each dele gate. In the absence of Chairman Blum, the meeting was called to or der and temporarily presided over by National Committeeman L. P. Shack leford. Arthur Thompson, of Katal- la, was made temporary secretary. The temporary roll call of delegates was read, and although acceptable to all, was perfunctorily referred to the committee on credentials. Motions were offered and carried that vari- ous committees be appointed by the chair. An adjournment was then taken to o'clock, prior to which, however, Chairman Shackleford an- nounced the personnel of the con- mittees as follows:
 Credentials-M. J. Sullivan, R. c. Hurley, F. M. Schaupp, Chas. E. Her. ron, Alex. Ross.
 Resolutions and Platform-Dr. J. H. Romig, Alex Ross, Thos. A. Mar quam, Geo. c. Hazelet, c. M. Frazier, Dr. W. II. Chase, E. l.. Whittemore. A. J. Adams, c. G. Wulf.
 Permanent Organization and Or der of Business-J. J. Finnigan, E. V. Boyle, Charles Wells, James Fish. Chas E. Heron.
 Resolutions on Endorsement of President Taft-Hon. George H. Walker, J. c. Martin, Chas. M. Ros- wog, o. A. Tucker, R. J. Barry.
 Chairman Shackleford called the convention to order at four o'clock this afternoon. The committee on credentials submitted their report which was substantially the prelini- nary roll as read in the morning. Il was adopted without dissenting voice, as follows. ~.-..t =.
 ROLL OF CONVENTION
 First Division
 Chichagoff, Eagle River, Shakan Silver Bow, sitka, Skagway. Wran. gell, Treadwell. Nevada Creek-L. P Shackleford, Is votes.
 Portland-zJ. J. Bugge, g votes.
 Haines-L. P. Shackleford, Dr. w H. Chase.
 Juneau-L. P. Shackleford, votes; Alex Ross, Charles Wells James J, Joyce, Robert c. Hurley.
 Kasaan-William Burnard.
 Ketchikan-M. J. Bugge, c. M Taylor, A. E. Gurr, F. S.. Burkhart.
 Killisnoo-Philip G. Funcke.
 Klawack-Ray Winters. Loring-A. J. Adams, Arthur
 
 Thompson, Judge George Walker.
 Douglas-Iver St.. Clair, E. M. Sul livan, Dan Pendergast. Tom Will
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Committees.

The Joint commission OF both houses
10 investigate the sale OF American to-
bscco abroad held It's first meeting and
selected Senator Martin Of Virginia as
chairman.
Tho house committee on rivers and
hsrbors gave a hearing TO advocates OF
Increased federal appropriations ior levee
work ON the Mississippi rivec.
Tho house subcommitte OF the commit
tee on Indian affairs completed the In
dian appropriation hill, aggresating S.
non. .o10, which will be reported on Sat
u-dsy.
Chairman Henry of the rules committee
tentatively set next Tuesday. for hearing
on the alleged New Haven-Grand Trunk
traffic deal.
The subcommittee OF the committee on
banding and currency decided to invite
testimony or persons Interested In cur
ycncv legislation at hearings to begin
on January s.
The director OF the bureau of stand
ards opposed before the agricultural com
mittcc hill for regulation and tax OF
olcoms r2arinc.
T.. j. Williams. the Pennsylvania coal
operator. gave further details today OF the
alleged transactions cf Judge Archibald
and WAS cross examined by Attorney
Wor;hinGion for the defense.
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conpe -ative weather data al salt
axe CITY. December >. 1872:
The highest tenpera ture today Vas
- degrees: highest in this month since
1873 nas - degrees; lowest last night
was % degrees. lowest this month since
80, was 10 degrees below zero: mean
temperature FOR today was rs degrees:
normal 81 degrees: accumulated de-
lcieacy since the first OF tho month Is
); iceiccs: accumulated deficiency since
January is sos degrees.
Relative humidity at n. IN. today WAS
- per cent: relative humidity al p. m,
today wss - per cent.
Total precipitation for the tverty-four
hpurs ending al u. M. WAS none; total
for this month to date Is .2I Of an inch:
accu0lUa ted deficiency for this month TO
da;e Is "a. of an inch; total precipitation
since January | 10 date Is 1856 Inches:
accumulated excess since January 1 Is
$ N inches.
su1 rises S:S9 a, M; sun sets > 2, m,
December s 1912.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
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CUT FLOWERS

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HUDDART FLORAL co. 6S so. MAIN
ST. Phone loG Cut flowers and fu
neral designs. nteS2
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House..

The house passed tho Adamson bill pro-
vidinG for An investigation into ;he pbXsi-
a valuation Of railroads with a view TO
estshlohiu= n fair basis for rate niakiug
and 10 prevent stock watering. The bill
has not vet passed the senate
Representative a. Mitchell Palmer o!
Pennsylvania accused E;nbassaJor White
law Reid OF improper conduct in making
speech in Wales last summer deroga-
:9rv to Thomas jefferson. Palmer ac-
used Reid OF misrcprescnttnS Jefferson
md declared that the emha Ssador should
DO promptly censurcd.
Representative Good OF. Iowa declared
President elect Wilson had written about
Jefferson Ia even more deroeatcry terms
than tho Reid speech.
The legislative. executive judicial ap-
preparation bl! was taken up. An at
icup, bv Representative Rodenberry OF
c;oo-za 10 cui the mileage allowances for
Inc,mhris OF. The house was voted down.
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Miss Esther Nav Ewin. aged 1S years,
llttie daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James w,
Ewin, 66l East Second South street, tu-
neral services win be held from the Inn
ma anuel Baptist church. corner of Second
South and Fourth East streets. at 80
p. m, Sunday. December s. 1912. Inter
ment. family plot Mt, Olivct cemetery.
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Tribune Wants Bring Best Results

They sure business tiers II md
Wnsa to buying sdlng
tlemcnd homes
The SNAKE al ntan
suits in in touch with manyc
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GROCERY SPECIALS


15 LBS. SUGAR, s1.00: F'LOUE, SACK
800; . do5. good eggs. soc: Brazil nuts.
oer 10 l5c; good mixed nuts. per ID, 15c.
tut or stock fish. lhs for
zoe. . lbs. peanuts, 25c; miuce meat. =
packages Tor 15c: : lhs. scedlcaF raisi0s.
Csc. compound bard Sc Csc. 5s 6Oc
los $40; 5 packages raising. 25c;
. cans corn, lac: . good butter. e5c:
Tall salmon. Toe; citrnu and lemon peel
H.. 9oc; Chicago store. 1IS W. lst So
m4f
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COAL AND KINDLING

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T. T. DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOD
Phones. opS.i ~
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

EYAN-Fuuerol services over the re-
mains of Mary Eyan, who died ~
Touopsh New. December /, 1912. VIII
bo held this GTrldayO morning. Funeral
cortase viii leave the residence Of her
sister. Mrs. John Cosgrovc, 102 South
Third Ess; street. at 1890 o'clock and
thence 10 St MaryS cathedral where
mass Will be celebrated at o'clock.
lutcrment, Mt Calvary cemetery.
HANSEN Funeral services for Clyds
Y. Hansen. who died December 3. l9l".
Will be held at the fnnily residence, 52I
South Ninth West street, December s.
1912. beginning at ] n. m. Friends arc
invited. Inicrment will DC In the City
ccmctrv
PEDEHSEN-Fu services for Mons
Pcdcrscn. who died December t. 1912,
will be held AT the Farmers ward chapel
Sunday. December S. 1912. beginning at
! p. m. Friends are invited. Interment
will he in the City cemetery.
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WALLPAPER CLEAN!

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HOME PAPER CLEANING -
work; experienced men. pps
Office. Duvars paper store.
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SECONDHAND STORES

l!IGHEsT PRICES pAID FOR II n
goods: goods bought. sold or exhanged
Buckeye Furniture Store, 1i3 So. w. r.
Nas- ie@e geos
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WANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN ~
invest from $500 10 $500 In ladies' 5 luI
nlshinGsi best opportunity In city; E9oq
location. For further information call
O'Clock, room 352 -Kenyoa !;Ctcl kloS@
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MIzPAn CHAPTER NO.
3, Order Eastern star
stated meetings Arst
Monday OF each month.
Masonic temple, corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited,
)E Il. BENJAMIN. w. NJ
STEWARD. Secretary.
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LOST-LADY'S GOLD WATCH. EN-
sraVed on front Eva: lost between 2rd
North. ist West and Ind South. Reward.
Return 1"1 North LIST West mI2l
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PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS - MERE. CONFIDENTIAL
confinement. secluslou, legal adoption
Mrs. T. phillps 18th z. bet 1oth and
18th So, Sugar Sta. Hyland 1231M
Ione"
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather Forecast for Salt Lake City and
the state OF Utah--F air Friday and Sat
urday.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN IND
sTnbalrncr. 164 So. West Temple. Phone
500. d3
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f G. o'DoNNELI UNDERTAKEN
and ~nabalTnor. has rloved 10 new loca-
.Iop 225-227 South West Temple street
Peaitv bldg. Phone $50 o3399
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NECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN i. LAaSS
MecbaulcaI engineer. structural desirn-
ing ana general drafting. Inventin. a
sPecialty Office No. 902 Eesrus bl5r
Tel. Wasstch 1926. ,s55so
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LOST AND FOUND

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LOST. STItAyED OF STOIEN-ON
last Wednesday. maltese cat. Reward
lf returned 10 1923 So. 7th East. m2I9
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FLORISTS.

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All. KINDS FRESH CUT FLOWERS
:, tresh from greenhouse. Porter Walton
o. "a state k5Scc
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JDST-SEI:D PEARL PENDENT WITH
aqua marine stone t2rcen) on 9th ave-
nue. car. or near LET South and Main.
Liberal reward. Return to 250 7ti ave
m1tI
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SUCCESS INsURA NCE-UTAH BUSI-
~ ness College preparation for huSlnss'
@nle. ne start course now. Boston niuS,s tL3s
day or night el'ss
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IIIGHIcST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and shoes. 2. Green Wasatch
'1o3 o391
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE-
ineht First Congregational churchI We
set YOU position free of charge iole1
phone $50 t2if3
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CHIROPODIST


DIR. l.. ZAMBIa EXTRACTS CORNS
without, pain or causing soreness 10
feet ~ East 1st So. Hours 10 10 and
to 8. MAS
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no. I SOLICITORS WITH, REFt.R-
cnces for well advertised propos'lV1n 1
Big commission and permanent NOT" 10,
right men Unless YOU have made goou
do not call. See Mr.. Meyer Tncuho.
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BANK, BAR AND OFT
FIXTURES

w. L, WETHERREg co, DEsla
and manufacturers o, bar, bank|
and store fixtures: also agents a
Hard. pool tables and supplies. osii1
factory. 1850 West Ist SO. WsS
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WANTED
Wanted Female Help,

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AZ
PLf READY FOR WORK At y. VI.
IND l L. NJ DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY
4El SOUTH 9Th EAST
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AUCTION SALES

c. r, oSTERLOH. AUCTIONEER RESI-
dence. e2t So. Main Wasrtch 3S24-W
stS5
C J. SEBTE MAKES FURNITURE
auction n specially: consult me before
follnE. JIyand 1917. h22S2
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ANY LADY CAN EARN S4O.oo
monthly copying letters spare tme at
nome; booklet, 10 cents in silver, tells
how. American Copying Association
Washington d C k2l42
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SAFES REPAIRED

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ALSO KEY FITTING AND LOCK WARK
= specially, s. J.. Lock Works. Was.
105s hl0lo
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CHIMNEY CLEANING

T-,,,,
CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FUR
mace cleaning. l-eays orders at Druehi
& FTauken's. Wosatch 100. ki9o3
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Wanted Statesmen
RHEUMATISM

Isthn Ief ~ ~ OXYGEN. FREE BooK--
5ss LeIIn This scientific and Only %{4S
Nr"e or phone today Utah 6v,.,o - ~.
CO. Hyiand 2St5-M. 500 aIcIn,yisap pSJHor hIdo
ht09I
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TAILORS

THE TAILOR. I5 SO. STATE
SuiiS and overcoats from sis up.
gl5s3
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BOARD AND ROOM. ,s ~
Rooms. sl.6o up. Re,r%5 A
South. H z
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GIRL TO CARE FOR BABY AND HELL
665oJ h3DSi
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WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold az Rivers Bros. &c West 5rd South
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OPTICAL PARLORS
FRUITS AND COAL,
PICTURES AND WALLPAPER

PICTURE TRAINING AND HOUSE DEC
ore ting. George W. Ebcrt G. Co. Al
Main st. Io7io
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a SELECT FEW tn ~
board with, small famIlvn' vn'ooS
location, modern house Cd
Differences. WaSatch 2eo4.e%ypd
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ELEGANTLY g'URNIsurr
strictly modern. With or III,
rea sona BILE. "i2 l.. So. T.m,,noa|
Wasatch f355-J e'1pls
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HAT FACTORY

MEN : HATS CLEANED Re
blocked and new trimmings. 81: mems
hats, fall and winter styles. 81 80 to go so
Salt Lake Hat Factory. G w. ond South.
Phone o,nI Wasatch. LpS07
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Wanted to Trade.
Wauted-To Rent.

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FURNISHED HOUSE. WANTED TO
rent modern improvements and good
location desirable. best references fur
nished. Address Z-l0. Tribune. motf
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Don't Waste Your NEomey-Use The Tribune
SECRET SOCIETIES

Masonic NOTICE WAsATClI LODGE
No. /. T. 3: A. NJ, will hold special
meeting Friday evening, Deccmbcr 6 at
$50 O'Clock. Wort. on the NJ NJ. dcsrce.
Qualified MIsuns cordially invited. EN
order OF the W. NJ. ~ j. Lowe. sccrc-
tary.
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RARCLCT CORSETS ARE LIKE OLD
friends; they wear well: made 10 rnesh-
urernents: guaranteed TO ~. not 10 break
o. rust Wasatch 3o9t.W. Competent
business women wanted to take agencies
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NEW School OF DRESSMAKISG
1ust opened at 40 y. Broadway, ny
,,ahd 1885,, Cutters School OF DresSlmaeo
Ing k2.oos
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DIED

JOHNSON-At 1j2 Blair avenue. Deccm
her .. 1872. jack r.. son OF JuHn {.
and T.ydiu Brickcr Johnson, horn Sep
tcnhcr 10 1919. in Salt Lake City. Fu-
neral services today ,Frlduy) at | D. m.
from the family residence. Friends are
invited 20 attend. Ir,ernent in city
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LARGE FRONT ROOM. co.
South Sixth East. D1as
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PLUMBING NG-ELECTR1C WORK

CALL ltlGL!cG-DUDLEY co. FOR
plumbing and electrical repairs. Was
o52S ,,o2so
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ASSES SMENT WORK.

Will GIVE 7h. coo SHARES TREAS.
ury stock and furnish provisions Hnd
necessary supplies 10 have assessment
%ork oone In Big Cottonwood. See VIM
CroWe- 70 Latlmcr blk. h33oA
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lGGs

AELE BODIED MES WANTED FOR
tho l.. s. marine corps. between tllc
nGes Of ~ and 81. MIrt hc natFe no'sl
or have first papers. Monthly pay sl2 ="
500. Additional compensation posslpIr,
Food. clothing, quart aud mcdlcai n'-
tendance free. After 50 years service can
retire with ~ per cent of pay and allow
ances. Service ON board ship and ashore
in all parts of tho world Apply a L. ,.
Marine Corps Recruiting Office, los Main
ST, Salt Lake City, Utah. Jnl7
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CONGRESS IN BRIEF;
PALMER RAPs REID
Misrepresentation of Thomas
Jefferson Attributed TO En-
baSsador to England.

b, International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Whst con-
gross did today:
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BOARD AND ROM

NEW TEMPLE uOTEI
nblc rooms, hot nnd cniS c0!3
heat. good table maintaina, "ala.
sonablc. IL w. No. Tetnu,a' ltsr
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MAN AND WIFE WHO TIfOROGGHi!f
understand irrigation and must ne
good hand with horses and stock ~
general WIFE to assist with general
houscwork Good Groom house free u
parties wish 10 live private Givo age
and references, steady aIl-Ycar lob Tor
dress Dillon Suburb ranch, Dilom, Mont.
ms is
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WELDING

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Senate.

Praciicsliy The entire session OF the
senate before the conveniug OF the flgn
court nf Impeachment was consumed In
consideration OF tie omnibus claims bill.
which was not concluded.
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