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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
HOTEL UTAH MANA(
TALKS OPTIMISTICA

George o. Rclf. manager OF the
tab. returned yesterday from q
where he went to place orders n
furnishings of the ADDITION 10 the'
II is expected TO have the addition
Tor use by Juno |.
Mr.. Relf said that the outlook
motel business this season was
bright A number of conventlons
held in this city and they viii b
great number OF people in addition
usual summon travel.
Mr.. Relf also said that Il, was
probable that tho National Hotel
association would also come 10 san
IN the latter part Of June. The bo'
directors already has decided 10 ~
Trip 10 Yellowstone park and II 10
mains TO decide whether 10 cnif
park by way OF Livingston. or 70
by way OF this city. Minneapoln
81. Paul are working TO bring the
mon over the northern route. Mf
Is OF the opinion that the southern
VIII be chosen This would orin
association to Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
SALT LAKE ELECTRIC
GETS A BIG CONTRACT

Toe contract for tho wiring ana TN
stsHa tor % all electrical apparatus a.
nSGNrg purposes "a The new WaIk. :
nan6 building has been let 70 The Sal,
Isokc Electric supply company al a Sc,
uEc appro1lmating $4,000. The contract
lns company Is prepared 10 begin H.
WORK ss soor as the construction N,v
fth'h"u INC proper stage for running tbx
wire ana connections. The contract calls
70 ,u2itand7 OF rHtG?ss. such a. iauips,
rantelN eic-. and ls one os the I,y-ss,
single orders ever giren in salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
SCHOOL AT KAMAS
BUYS MILK TESTER

The district school at Kamas has or
derod through Willard Hansen .iotc food
and dairy commissioner. a Babcock milk
tester TO be installed in the school. and
with which the students are TO receive
instruction in milk ANALYSIS.
=, Commissioner Hanson stated voc, frday
that this was the first order for me OF
the testers received from n puhIic scaool
ana that in ali probability the idaa would
be taken up BY other schools The In
stauatlon OF one Of the Babcocl no chimes
III district school would bn Of great
practical value 10 the farmers 'of the
community as well an the sturenlts, for.
"ita H. the milk OF their COWS could
be tested TO learn tho value nf dhe ami
mai, and tho students rn.kIng 1he test
WOULD ne benefited by the instrJ.- .-tlop.
NJ; Hansen also said that any school
G,,smiI9s 10 install one OF the testers
should communicate with him aud that
an expert would b. sent with the ma
Sh'he 10 demonstrate its use
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Governor Will Talk.

In the evening Governor William sprv
VIII deliver an address and Joseph Il
Caine, secretary Of the Development
league and OF the Salt Lake CommerciaI
club. will lead a discussion on What
Utah and Other States Are Doing" Dr
4. Bird will talk on Civic Pride and
Local Development" ParIey p Jensen
Will represent the Native Sons order on
the programme.
As members Of the Development learuo
practically every commercial body In the
state VIII be represented at today,a
meetings. Fully 200 persons are expected
TO attend.
Among those who arrived last nigh,
were the following. Seth Pixtou. s II
Howard, Lorenzo Jenson, c. W. GLACIER,
Herbert Brown, y. +. ButterfleId and 7
Butterfield. all OF Riverton: j. c. Knud.
son, ]. D. Call. w. J. Lowe, Nels ,Jan-
son and {. W. Knudson. all OF RrIoh. n,
City. 5. l.. Radon. w d. sutton "nn
Henry Welsh all of Park CITY: ITrjab ~
Jones OF Cedar City: Moses Carr IT
Brown and Howard Phelps all OF MA
vale; Dr. II. NJ. Rowe, / T.. Revnoida u,
", Matsop. T. II. Carr and A. L. Rrarar e.
all OF Ogden; w. w. Wilson, II a. NJ,
riott and w. Il. kuhre. all OF sand. 70.
;. Thurber. Henry Gardner and ~.
smell all Of Spanish Fork: +. G Uouiy.
Phillip Beniz. a. Il. Leo and j. /, Ero%yh.
All OF Murray. and Charles r. Nabny "
Bountiful. "aoeS
The morning trains viii bring in d,li
uonai delegates by the score
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
CITY AND VICINITY

THE CASE Of :. j. Lewis. charged
with assault and battery. was dismissed
IN the court of f. NJ. Bishop, justice OF
the peace, yesterday afternoon. ii was
charged that Lewis assaulted r. Il.
Hatch car inspector In the employ of
the Oregon Short Line, with q lantern
rev weeks ago, when an air pipe Of
a passenger train in the Hartman depot
was cut by unidentified parties.
ALL scANDiNAvlANs are invited to
attend the services in the Swedish free
mission church at 1874 South Seventh East
street al S O'Clock thls evening. The
service, and tomorrow evenings services.
TO which all are welcome. VIII be con-
Quoted by n, Saabye
EDNA CANNON. aged 3 years. daugh-
Ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Preston J. Cannon,
died at the family residence. 1885 South
Eighth West street, at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning. The child died Of a
complication or diseases. Funeral ar
ransements have not been completed.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs Mary
ward meeting house. Eighth East and
First South streets. at O'Clock The
body will be IN state from l. 10 l:g0
o clock at the residence. $40 East First
South street where friends may view H.
a BENCH variant vas issued AIond,v
morning by Judge r. C.. LooGbourow in
the criminal division OF the Third district
court !or Dan Stelich, charged with re-
S'stlns an officer Stelich was to have
oeen arraigncd saturday. but did not
show, up as he had agreed TO do
c. j. CRASTREE, proprietor Of the
Second South and Main
streets. charged with selling liquor 10 =
minor was arraigned in tho police court
a plea or not guilty and the case was set
Cor February 3.
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Alice Andrew
Williams. vile OF Richard Williams. a27
Brooks avenue. who died Thursday. was
held st o'clock erday afternoon
from the Qnaltrough Acott mortuary
chapel. 1nterment was in City cemetery
TO RECOVER s9ot.I2. alleged 10 be
>DlUg on a contract for coal. the Con-
solldatcd Fuel company began suit in
The Third district court yesterday against
the Utah Consolidated Plaster company.
THE BODY OF Samuel Rurweu. aged
- years. who died at the Holy Cross hos.
plial yesterday morning. Was taken last
night 10 The nome OF the dead man al
Roberta. Idaho.
deserted her. Clara L.. WeS,faU began
suit I'm the Third district court Monday
morning for divorce from BENJAMIN r
Nestfsll.
'oogd began suit IN the Third district 1
,ourt Yesterday for divorce from George |
3. Eoosd. whom she married February /
IS. 1908.
THOMAS N. NANOEm. representing
he Richardson Drug company. with head /
quarters al Omaha. j. In salt Lake, the |
yuezt OF Otis C.. Cross and Frank r /
soun.
GEORGE cEiLDs is tho chairman pro
EN- OF a parliamentary debating society.
Nhich VIII hold meeting Wednesday
veniaS at S o'clock In room ae2 Aioos,.
lail.
JULIA c. COOK was granted an Inter
ocutoty GccFee OF divorce from Nicholas
:. Cook by Judge 7. 6. Loofbourovy i'm
he Third district court yesterday.
lfs THE divorce ease OF Jessie Seldom
gRlnst Psrlcv ~. Ssddon. n final decree
az been entered in the Third district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
DEMURRER ATTACKS
STATE LIQUOR LAW
Attorney Daniel Harrington
Proposes to Test Validity
of Legislation.

The validity of number of law.
passed by the last legislature is called
INTO question IN demurrer fled yes
tcrdsy in the city court by Danic
harrington. attorney for Mrs. NJ. Mel
lor, who is charged with the illegal
sale of liquor The law creating the
commission form of government aud
the state LIQUOR law are among those
whose validity Is questioned Tho de.
nurrer calls into question the journal
OF the legislative proceedings. and is
os follows:
tlrsi-it authorizes the arrest and de-
tenti"n and trial Of a defendant without
sccond--It provides that defendant
ShsH be deprived OF property ana liberty
without cue process OF law
Thih--lt Is cisss legislation. in that Il
class OF citizens only.
tourtA--Pcrsonal summons OH q dr.
PENDANT Is not required before taking.
ioTiciiinS and destroying property.
fnth--it was not enacted ,ntu after
the sixty day limit for the session OF the
legislature had expired w
s!xth-Thst IL was not approved by
tne governor until after the statutory
seven,h--Thaj =, wax not read three
times Ia either OF The bFalchc. os THO les
LslaiIFF.
Eighth-- That II provides FOR uurcasou-
ap!r search and seizure. IN that il dorg
not require a particular description %, lie
perron a. thing 10 be searched. a viola
ton oi section - the state constitution
Nlnii-rrnt n contains IN IL ti'ie and
conis,s, mos than one suhjcc, coutrs -.
80 section Of the stat. constitution.
lie cas-" viii be tried February s
NJ. Harrington said that Tie demurrer
1-Ao p@en made only IN reference To th,,
Search Hnl seizure cause of ~. 49,
PHI, but admitted that II he Mas zus
tSinNd the whole Ian would be uDeu 10
question, on the ground thar II one ua,f
- defccHIc TIE whole law is defective
Fur1heT. the nfih sixth. ssyenfh s,j
nln'n objections are to tho whole law and
not % sur particular clause
asked n The LIQUOR interests OF the
ssate were IN any way corInectcd v.itl,
hfm o. hi- client. AIr, FIarrInuto., 80
That 80 tar a. 10 knew there VAS no con-
neciioi. a; t1is time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
PRIZES ARE OFFEREDl
TO UTAH DAlRYM

The Utah State Dairymcn's assos'
has mailed letters To all parts
state, urging dairymcn 10 s,soss5
compete at the convention woich
held at Provo February J. -
Prizes VIII be awarded for puaasl,|
cheese made under certain eo
and with certain materials. Ihcs, 4
include.a "A gold watch, sacks OF sas
ing from 100 to 800 pounds. Duttes
ing, silver knives. forks and SPY 4.
eight-day clock and large cans OF y
ard cleanser. =. r
The scoring Is 10 he done ID
a. ii. Risscr. dairy expert, OF VIZ
ton. D. c. The scoring VIII oe
commercial standpoint.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Cokinos-Jackson Insurance Agency
organized During the week.

During the past week. an important
addition to the list of insurance
agencies operating in the state was
made when the Cokinos. j. Jackson ia.
surance Agency was formedJ The new
company will have two Offices for the
present in the state Of Utah. one OF
them in the Continental Rank build.
ing at Salt Lake CITY and, the other
IN the Helper State Bank building at
Helper, Utah.
The Salt Lake CITY Office of the
new agency will be under, the manage.
ment OF George a. Cokipios: who was
formerly connected with the General
Accident. Fire aud Life Assurance
Corporation. Ltd. as dis triet manager,
aud who has charge oil the recently
established casualty depshrtmeDt Of the
National Life Insurance. Company Of
tho l.. =, of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
CAPITOL COMMISSION
CONSIDERING PLANS

The capitol commission met Yesterday
TO consider the plans submitted by r.
tletting. "A local architect. Today toe
commissioners Will examine the plans pre-
pared by rieaGlund 6; Price OF Salt Lake.
and also those OF Frank W. Moore.
II Is stated that all the plans thus rar
considered are OF a very hi-h order and
II is expected that not a little hesitancy
VIII oe shown In making the choice
Inc architects have naturally taken ad-
vantage OF the success or failure OF Ger
taln architectural features embodied I'm
otner state caDitols and have endeavored
10 profit by or avoid them In their plans
for tho Utah capitol, Ono who has seen
some or tho plans said that the main
ty or light and good ventilation
1t Is expected that the fortunate ar
chitect will be announced within a fort
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Down to probabilities.

At the meetings 10 be held today there
VIII be many notable speakers, all deal
Ing with thecms OF practical bearing on
eXtoll the reasons why the pursuit oI
happiness is less elusive here IN Utah
than elsewhere. and Will sound the first
signals for the forward movement.
Aside from the executive sessions OF
the separate organizations. which are to
b. held I'm the morning. there will be
two general sessions of a formal nature.
In the afternoon Charles II. Mabey will
discuss ''rhe Awakening OF Utah and
John -. Giles Will talk on "The Relation
OF Advertising TO Community Develop
ment." u. H. Christensen, superinlend-
ent of the Salt Lake public schools, Will
deal with the theme, when the Work
Should Begin superintendent Christen-
sen Will speak on the value of incul-
eating pride Of state In the school chill
dren. State Superintendent A. c. Nelson
was TO have handled this topic, but will
be unable TO attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
TRIPLE COMBINE TO
BOOST FOR UTAH
Press Association, Develop
ment League and Native
Sons Enter Campaign.
IN CONFERENCE TO-DAY
Stronger Pub1icitlat Home a
Central Though of The
United FoAS.

Today should prove auspitbs for Utsi
as tho advent Of n state wild movement
for the inculcation "r 81 srcaN state and
civic pride and the launching IAN smbi
tIous plan toward Tho na,lohidc eS-
ploitation OF the states resoces and
advantages,
The Utah Press association. c Utah
Development league and the MY or
ganized order OF native SONS w.bc in
joint conference today deliberag on
plans FOR the carrying out of thestieas.
The governor and many promineic'ii-
zens. including representatives rom
every incorporated town and from ery
board OF county commissioners irhc
state. will be on hand TO take pain
the discussions.
II Is proposed TO arouse the ere
state TO an appreciation OF utahs
premc advantages and It's most urS'I
needs 1t is believed that the reallIau'
of the one will result in the supplying
the other II the people can be cducat.
10 BECOME unconscious boosters OF u
state in which they live.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
WILL HOLD A RETREAT

EesiuninE tolnorroe, morning Al x.so
eocf with mass and spiritual sEerclses
n retreat conducted by tho cele6ra tel
jesuit. the Re-. i. J. O'Resly, ,,ili takc
PLAN o, fhe sisters 70 have sll cT,duates
old pupils md their friends svsu them
se'Ss OF The opportunity 10 &c rresent.
~ tho dlUcreu' dlscourrcs and exercises.
mere VIII nc no susnsncn or sIudlcs and
pupils of different religion Views viii
nave thclr usual classes md academic
ouues The sisters state that epvoue
Wishing 10 1e present q cordially IN .
Nited. The retreats are conducted sunu-
anl. The order OF the different exer-
cises VII - announced later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Water Is Asset,

Tho rtor goes on TO indicate th1'
for ID natc fire protection and n
r,ro of he streets, and To set ford
adrantase ses OF the possession by'
Iaira f,ty of the valuable water h
wbicb would acquire with The
rho Of tement is made that tlsre
= aIa,,ud.aco Of water for irrigatinr|
nosns and that Forest Dale is pu'
Inc h,st waiered section I'm the I'D
Tfisi, From tho revenue derived
ibosn water rights. the letter con|
thsf tbis city should hn able 10 b
the OWNS bonded Indebtedness \
rIve gears. In conclusion, tho COM
r.tj.n n 10 The commissioners sums u
nttitude o. the people of Forest pa
fnnt,il,tws: |,
~ they can be admitted on ten
,hie communication proposed, we d
tho. majority would so desire 10 b
mi,led on these grounds.
sflrst.-So that water FOR cIIlinaf,
do nestic purposes may be had
fr[m the mountains with the hopt.
n VIII be free from contaminati0u.
win such pressure as will give add
fire protection and ease In spnn
wlere lawns are sprinkleJ.
Second-Thc protection agaihS,
In ms In q residence district. whic1
nJe or the reasons for the origlns
ctTporat!on OF the town. Is now al
~ state law, and there is among
6 iycilnation moro and more TO assin
urden and seek the advantages Ell
py our nelghbors in Salt Lake CIty'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
DEATH OF PLAINTIFF
CAUSES CONTINUANCE

Owing 70 the death OF tic plaint,Y
who was found frozen 20 death one weeL
ago. the case OF Charles Eegan against
tne Utah Light & Railway companv 10,
was crushed in street car arcidcn
hoout three years ago. was continued for
The term by Judge 9, w. Morse yester.
day e'
TIC case was continued 10 rern.It ths
widow, as admiuisirGtTiG OF EsCan'S
retb1e' 10 pros"cutc the case aeains, the
company. The case Was called for triai
seNsrdl months ago. but was continued
.lniil 4 guardian could he appointed M
ksean. II being found that he was men
tshF unbalanced and unable TO nroSecut,
TIC action himsclf Wien placed on the
not lost a foot. aGdirse that his foot VS.
Were al right aud pointing TO HE cork
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
PROMINENT IDAHO
COUPLE WE'D HERE

Attended only by close friends. form.-
cong essmon Thomas l.. Glenn and Mrs.
A.lcc oCohno- o. Montpelier. Idaho.
wee married by the Ecr. p. y Siupkin
~ the psrlors OF The Cullen hotel ~ :
clock last night. Both arc prominently
known 90 the Gem state. where the new.
ol ttcf marriage vii undoubtedly DC re-
ctyed with Ersat interest
lne ccrnony vas performed In the
ptssenca OF Mr and Mrs. W. y. EresE;nc
nam pFolreiors o. the hotel. and clos.
Mrs. Glenn VIII leave FOR Montnsli.r 10
cay 10 make thor homo W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
SANDY MMERClALi
CLUB WILL ENTERT

The Sandy Commercial club VIZ
host TO all the clubs OF surrou
towns In the county "Wednesday
at banquet To be served at the
rooms. About 500 guests have eee.
vited. including the members OF tne
mercial clubs OF Murray, MIdyat.
Rivcrton and many townspeople OF
Wesley T.. King and Joseph y. CAM
been invited from the salt Lahc
mercial club. !.
The banquet will begin AT I;5e e'
and che ladies' Of Sandy will sci,s|
guests. Tho Sandy high school p'1
ira, tho Sandy Glee club and seveI..
loists will take part In the proSFa"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Plan State Holiday,

Plans are To bc decided upon Tor utan
day, a now feature on the calendar th9'
IL is proposed To make an annual airall
hereafter This dag wil be celebrated
some time In March or April. Meetings
are 10 he held tn all parts OF the state
and if possible n sort Of holiday VIII he
declared by the governor,
The Development league and the Press
associa, ion. which have combined their
strength i'm the interest of more effective
exploitation, will outline their work for
the coming year and VIII make the ncceS-
sary arrangems for proceeding WITH
II, Tho most important step contem-
ns Rs'sS St 'H Gf UsGs guns Il inward S % for
the time being that the people OF the
state shall know themselves and their
advantages. Each OF the ninety seven
papers represented in the Press essocla-
ton ls pledged 10 further this work Art-
cles dealing with the states wonderful
resources and potentialties VIII be print
ed at intervals. The celebration OF Utah
day is aimed at the same purpose. that
OF self education in the state as the best
means OF advertising outside the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
GATHERING MATERIAL.
FOR JEWISH TRIBUNE

David y. Aosscssohn and David l.
tohn OF Portland. or. are IN salt Lax.
gathering material for salt Lake Cin.
ana Utah edition OF TIE Jewish Trinurs
published at Portland and devoted to ih-
interests of thr Jews of the nor, v-s-t
The commercial and industrial lntercsts
~ the city and state VII De extonsl, 81,
featured In The edition which all Is.
commemorative of the twentieth ami
NersaEy of the local + .. r. 2. lodge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
s.inler Case pronpsd.

Tic cas-. against Gladys SuRIer. ac.
cused Of unlawful relations with Law
renee Price. has been dropped by t6c
Juvenile court and ihe girl -lu not DO
prosecuted II was cTruueoasiy stated
~ tho compiHiut That tne girl was irl-
nIicntcd iu aha wf!te slave fraric
charg~a against Price who was dis
cherg-d IN the federal court. Price
wes scrIls-d o. . statutory crime aealnsi
the xiri. hot hi- case has been continued
and Will iikely D. dropped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
FOREST DALE PED
FAVOR A|V|VEX(
Citizens of Salt LAX
at Mass Meeting
on Issue.
UP TO COM MISSIt
Claim Is Made Thai
Rights Would Be
Investment for F

\ mass meeting OF The citi)o d
est Dale WAS held last night u \.
The sentiment OF the people a amen
urb regarding the proposel& dt,t
salt Lake City. At Ned
electors OF Forest Dale vC4 III
of disiucorporating the cltyF Ii ,
ton 1hon arose as to whcthcf b.
better that the town si,oulS 6er
part M this city and share itapok
whether tnc town should IN I
county 10 help supply ccrtaifars
residents. he m
TO reach Il decision IN tjwns
meeting of tho town board cps q
held to determine what NJ. q co
DC taken In the matter. uu.lerrln
cons lsting OF Joseph n, Ne. Be
NJ. Cannon. Stephen Ii, I.o|oollcy
stewart and George T.. NAc city
pointed TO consul; with nj ling III
S'oncrs OF salt Lake rogarT Expect
upon which they might A
Last week the comug gnd com
>aiIed upon the mayor &lou betol
.rs and laid tho proposIG made 10
, motor car trip was the ma
lale last Saturday by&Ia time {
commissioners. and at tHprepare [
ltttee was asked To The towns
fr annexation from 80 writing
1int;. and submit IL In
uSl0cralioI "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Sheep Quarantined.

+. E. Murray. inspector In 49,
the United States bureau or nacrff
dustry here, reports that two III ~
sheep were found 10 be inlecl 4
scab on the east desert near siso~~ 4
OF these were puaraniiued. an" 80
held whore they are until the !. n
modcrates sufficiently To perm
70 be dipped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
New Papers Added.

INC Following papers have been added
20 the previously published programmes
be held at Provo January %. 20 and II
toh Storage as a Factor in Market
lnH. william; frscilvfnkcl salt Lake.
,sIaT'cune Problems. Howard 6
L.-.rhsngc. les Object" J. NJ. White
Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Berger Says Not Guilty.

Leo Berger. aged So years. charged
with the murder of Thomas Cummings
at MortsnseD court a week ago. in the
police court YESTERDAY forenoon 10 n
charge OF murder iu the first degree
entered plea o. not guilty and tho pre-
hearing was set Tor JAuus ~
n. The prisoner wHr committed to- the
custody of The sheriff Without bail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Itizens Ratify,

last nights mcS of the conn
Sed by members&ted for the ap5
n"Yead and suhmi After Swo b.
UD..e assemblage. On OF divided
r1cnt eXprcssisF Fons as set for1h'
TIC propositi". the ayes winniu
,II~crc rattle u The letter viii b,
,,iy ma alority Commission Of thls cit
,te 10 tho roa b.. and after II hss
Lar. ,n .'idera ito AS ION. the property d,
~ rs decIsiS>5 all decide for or q
Dale petition.
~ Pr by fs.p 10 transfer the pIr,
s,s,a,oposccs }st Dale and all ~
.ai;or ForG7 Sal, Lake City on
tinn tor tGAfcity shall assume M
- ~, r,Hhis Sieiotcdness ~ S2o.OoN ss1
,i,% - utI1pdeAitants of Forest psj{
Insm ,,,o,,n, ,nhaif Mo- Tor culinary aSi
"rou';, ,nns,;a aTa ip'es. aud at all times h
,I,. ,,4ofhnts with ample irf]I
wa,o, va rrSf charge Salt l.akp
shnu ,iso Npon admission. furnIf
,nwpn nSi5fut charge. twenty arc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Cost Quarter Million.

hitcc,uTally The building Nili follow
The lines OF the Renaissance. The cost
OF the eleven story structure Wi!l approN-
innate $3.50. 00c
Speaking oi tie new building yester-
day. Charles ~. McGurSin nf the salt
Lal" security & Trust compsuv said !:
We believe iu ra;roniainE homo indus
ttl ana have employed n local architect
Lake rs any place in tho world. and why
should We 20 away from home" II Is a
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