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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-10
FOR WEAR ON STREET
TWO HANDSOME DESIGNS FOR
WALKING COSTUMES.
Dark Green Face Cloth 10 tho Material
Employed for tho One on the Lsft
Navy Serge Suggested for
the Other.

The first costume pictured IL IN
dark green face cloth and has the skirt
made with a double front. turned back
IN q revers at the left corner faced
with black satin.
The Russian coat has long basque
Joined to the bodice under . satin
band. terminating in bow at the side:
the revers. collar and cuffs are also Of
tho satin. The coat IL high to tho
neck and has . stand.up rundown
collar.
Hat Of black satin, trimmed at side
by wings Of the same.
Materials required: Six yards cloth
4S inches wide. one yard satin 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
Abundance of Money in the
Banks for All Legitimate
Purposes.
INTEREST RATE NORMAL
Bank CIearings Make an Ex-
cellent Showing for the
Past Week.

In local financial circles. conditions
appear TO he entirely satisfactory, and
bankers emit spirit OF growing optim-
ISM Increased activities in nearly all
business lines and a perfectly normal
focal market arc reported, Although
the seven days passed without any par
ticular features in the way Of big H.
nanriaI transactions. the announcement
that local capital has made possible the
completion of The Newhousc hotel
caused wide and favorable comment,
and is taken generally as an indication
OF sound business conditions and faith
in the city's future,
Another important indication OF
healthy conditions is 10 be found in
the amount of Improvement and build
ing going on throughout the city. To
anyone that has not made trip
through the city for the special purpose
of noticing these activities, the actual
money represented in these undertak-
lngs, private and corporate, IS hardly
known. These ventures require funds,
which have been made available by
local financial institutions,
Considerable money was loaned in
moderately large blocks for various
purposes Interest rates remain about
the same and the relative value Of So
cnrities required on loans eased up
somewhat in ratio. Cash transactions
kept plenty Of money in circulation and
collections are reported to be entirely
satisfactory.
Yesterdays s bank clearings amounted
to 1867, ,599,16, and the total clearlngs
for the week ending yesterday amount
ed to $6,lS0,479.46. 1t is worthy of
especial mention that official lists
showing the relative standing OF cities
in this country in the matter of bank
clearings, places Salt Lake well to the
top In percentage Of increase
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
SAYS MOFFAT ROAD
IS GOING TO ERB
Details of the Sale Alleged to
Have Been Closed in
The East.

The details Of the sale of the Moffat
road to Newman Erb and his associates
were completed at conference held IN
New York Wednesday. according to the
Denver Republican. In an article IN
shat paper Friday, il was stated that
Mr.. Erb had started west, and that the
Chamber OF Commerce OF Denver had
invited him to visit that city IN the
course of his trip.
Mr.. Erb. the uoteholdcrs of the road
and the representatives of the Denver
interests we're present at the meeting
in New York, and it was reported that
the principal featuTes that had blocked
the settlement of the sale were ar
ranged To the satisfaction of all con
cerucd Gerald Hughes was reported
to huye said that the most important
Of the points that had been left unde-
cided at the meeting in Denver, had
been settled in New York, and that he
believed tho other dtaiIs would bc set
tied in a day or two.
Denver stockholders are said &c re
gard the matter as settled, on account
Of the fact that Mr.. Erb went TO New
York 10 remain until it was settled,
and they take his departure for the
west AS sign that all Of the negotia.
tions are concluded II they are CON
cluded. it will mean that Mr.. Erb $
proposition has been accepted and
that the road probably will be extended
TO Salt Lake City in the not distant
future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
BATHING RECORDS
At SAlTA|R BROKEN

With but three more weeks Of the
regular season ahead Ssltair officials re-
port steady attendance equal TO any
year in the history of the resort. The
excursion yesterday of the Manufac-
turers association was heavily patron
lied and that, together with the regu-
lar Saturday crowds, made one Of the
biggest days of the year. Today the
band concerts will be the attractions
and pretentious programme has been
prepared. Montgomery band will be
assisted by Mrs, Lizze Thomas Edward
and a quartette Of vocalists. There
will be two vocal numbers in addition
TO the regular band programme.
During the past week all records for
bathing parties were broken. Manager
Langford expressed the opinion yester-
day that the number Of bathing and
picnic parties during the week had
nearly doubled that Of any previous
week. The engagements at the ship
cafe for special parties has been far in
excess of the ordinary and it has been
lower deck of the ship cafe for special
parties.
The auto road is rapidly increasing
in popularity. There were more than
fifty machines in all at the resort yes
terday and at times the management
| had difficulty IN providing space for
them. BY throwing open the long plat
form, however. there was plenty of
space and in the future this will be
done when necessary.
The engagements for the coming
week include q big excursion from the
north reaching as far AS Preston and
covering all OF Cache valley. a special
train Will bring the excursionists TO the
city in time TO take the noon train for
the beach.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
CITY AND VICINITY

SUIT WAS FILED yesterday In the
Third district court by w. C Boldsw0rth
against the Utah Gold and Copper Mines
company, for the collection OF $43S alleged
to be due for services rendered as sur
veyor and miner for the company.
COMPLAINT WAS issued yesterday by
the county attorneys office charging NJ.
Sehara with selling liquor without IL
cense. lie is alleged TO have sold bot
tie OF beer to MAY White at 20 CONNER
cisl street. on August 3.
SUIT WAS FILED yesterday In the
Third district court by the Utah Associa-
ton Of Credit Men against the Utah Con-
solidated Plaster company for the collec-
ton OF an open account amounting TO
$192,50.
MISS DOROTHY INGRAM OF the Fifth
East hotel. who underwent minor oper-
alton Thursday. was reported To be pro-
crossing favorably last night. She is at
the Judge Mercy hospital.
ELDER WILLIAM a. MoREToN will
deliver an address in the Liberty ward
chapel this evening at $50 O'Clock. The
public is invited. Take Waterloo car TO
Harvard avenue
MRS. A. G, MAHAN, 1775 South Third
East street. will entertain the members
of the UnitariOn church Of Salt Lake at
her home Tuesday evening. All are cor
daily invited.
MRS. JOHN BERRY or Sandy. who sus-
talued minor operation at the Judge
Mercy hospital yesterday forenoon, was
reported last night to be resting we'll
A RAYMOND WHITCOMB touring
party passed through Salt Lake City yes
terday on the return east from a trip
through the Yellowstone park.
j. n. STANDARD charges Elizabeth
Standard with desertion in a suit for di-
vorce hled yesterday In the Third district
court.
L. DAHLoUIsT has announced himself
candidate for nomination FOR county
commissioner on the Republican ticket
z. c. MANSON, assistant general man
aGer OF the Oregon Short Line. spent yes
terday inspecting the Ogden yards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11

A REGULAR MEETING of the board
Of education Will be held Tuesday night.
One OF the important subjects for discus
sion win be the programme for the lay
ing of the cornerstone for the new high
school. The committee on buildings and
grounds will hold It's regular meeting to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock, and the
teachers and school work committee VIII
meet al o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
j. A. o. PREUSE of st. Paul. state in
surance commissioner OF Minnesota, was
the guest OF Willard Done. Utah COM
missioner OF insurance. yesterday during
brief visit TO this city on route TO the
east from the convention of the commits
sioners held recently in Spokane. Mrs.
i'reuse is accompanying her husband on
The trip through the west and northwest.
THE Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
nceTs ana the brotherhood OF Locomotive
F1remen and Enginemen will hold a Joint
meeting Wednesday evening In tho Moose
hau. the meeting TO begin at o'clock
Al members OF both organizations are re-
quested to attend, as matters OF great i'm
portance will come up for consideration.
S. w. WINSLoW OF Boston and party
returned Yesterday from Price. where they
have been looking over the coal prop
critics that they recently purchased from
local companies. They VIII leave here
this evening over the salt Lake Route
Tor California. from where they VIII go
east over the Santa Fe TO Chicago.
PETITION FOR LETTERS Of admin
Of the Third district court yesterday by
Mrs. Mary y. Coleman in the estate OF
Dennis a. Coleman, who died In this city
July la 1912. Tho estate consists OF a
s.5o% s.5cc against George w. Ebert q Co. for
c. 9. STEWART. secretary Of the Utah
NOolgrowers association. and j. q. Nc
hIlister. member of the state board OF
Inspector Of livestock. went 10 American
Fork yesterday. where they held meet
Ing In the interests Of the Utah sheep
men
A. ?. eoWERMAN, who submitted to
an operation of minor nature in the
Judge Mercy hospital about week ago.
was so lar oyered thai lie left the hos
pi,al Friday.
TIE TWENTIETH ward parents class
will be addressed this morning by James
F.. Moss, principal Of tic Granite high
school His talk will be along education
al lines.
DRUNKENNESS. CRUELTY and de-
sertlon are alleged By Mary Telford
against Frank J. Telford In = suit Tor di-
yoTse filed yesterday in the Third district
=cs1xT.
MISS Lorraine HARRINGTON. a
graduated nurse of 81 Marks hospital
~ suffering from an attack OF Theuma .
tisn. She Is in the Judge Mercy hos
pltal
L. p. KELSEY complained % the no.
ice yesterday morning that his room In
the BOYD Park building had been entered
and gold watch. chain and locket stolen.
J. NJ. BAKER, IS East First South
street. reported TO the police yesterdny
that his suit case had been stolen from
him AT the Oregon Short Line depot.
G. n. Robson, assistant general man
ager of the Oregon Short Line left yes
terday for Portland. Or, on a business
trip. He will be gone about a week.
HAROLD N. DEskY VIII leave today
for Chicago 10 visit with his brother
Ralph and other relatives
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
DEATH SUMMONS
PIONEER WOMAN
Mrs. L. G. Nielsen Dies at
Home in Salt Lake of
Old Age.

Mrs. l.. G. Nielsen died at her home,
1881 East Third South street, yesterday
morning of old age She had been
gradually failing tor about three
months.
Mrs. Nielsen was born December 81
lS41, in Norway, but came to this coun-
try and to Salt Lake City in 1873. She
is survived by her husband, l.. G, Mel.
sen, retired cigar manufacturer CT
this city. son and five andchlldren.
The son, who is by a former marriage
is Alfred Rordame. who is well known
in Salt Lake City.
Funeral services will be held at the
home at 3 clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
CASINO IS OFFERtN
AN EXCEL.LEN

Rarely has the Salt Lake D,
offered Il bin during thc "oa
- good ss Naraccr Olson is
put on at thc Casino for tllc
ginning Monday, August u.
The "rhicago four an
roiored musicians. came into
sha ''Pantaoes rirCuit.' and
Olson offered them snch far
ducements that they couseuts
the Casino. II
They play. sing and dan'
arc Just q little band OF
women who love music and y
in a way that brings then
plause Of all who hear The
have played all the large elf
country.
The best and latest in q
picture line viii be shown. b
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
Miss Hasbrouck Pleases,

Miss Nellie ]. Hasbrouck. who has
completed her second year OF work IN
the College Of Music OF Cincinnati, sang
last Thursday In Consolidated Music hall
for few friends. Even those who had
expected much of the young contralto
were surprised and Impressed by he'
high order OF ability and the great I'M
provenent due to her year Of hard work.
Miss Hasbrouck possesses the rare. true
contralto voice OF remarkable richness
and smoothnese. She has wide range
and her high notes are clear and easily
lsken. In her work next year she will
devote most of her dine TO the study OF
operate solos. II is probable that Mtss
Hssbrouck VIII be heard here in recital
before returning east to resume her
.iidies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
LOOF FBOUROW pIS
ON LIQUOR SCI
Question as to Sales
tauranls Is Not i
Decided. 4

Another point of the ma.
passed by the last legislaturc
had judicial consideration ana
through the several steps s.,
10 aud through the Third dis,,
In n decision rendered ,e.<
Judge +. c. Lofbourow. C. n.
connected with the cafe az
Grand hotel, was fined sloo
court, and WAS ordered eith<
the fine or serve 100 days
labor III the county Jail IA
Liquor without a license
Springs was arrested II Il.
charge of selling lionog
license. II being alleged tiIsI
was serving guests with liano
service bar i'm conne,,;rr
cafe, aud for which no licensn
In the trial in the crimiua
OF the city court. Spripes (
guilty and sentenced 10 pav
800, The ease was tskcD,i h.
ti'ict court on appcal and s,h'
an agreed statement of faciS
Loofbourow.
In rendering his decision
Judge LoothoulUw snid fh'
cannot be sold IN diniug rpu,
service bar. but must bo sold
premises for which a RAJ
license has been issued. n
Whether the decision wiIi'
effect Of stopping the sofyiua
in dining roms. even ibid
brought froia regularly II,
loon is not decided hv TIE cd
present case.
According To County Attol
Wiley. test may be mad
To JUST what. under the IA
trtes selling linuor. = The
tolnov is inclined 10 bell
selling liquor means a
where il is seryod and nnjd
being true. he argues thrt a
no' serve the liquor unless
individual license. H
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
New Corporation,

Filed with the county clerk;
Huntington Coat company Of Salt Lake
Cspital stock $50 0on. shares 10 cents
each. Lee &. Miller. president. y. =.
Nelson. vice president: Charles II. More
mousse. secretary and treasurer X. And
erson and Joseph Meeks. additional di-
rectDrs
Filled with the secretary OF state:
holhrook -Smedley Furniture company
fiei an amendment To its articles in
creasing It's powers
Eva Mining company OF SpringvilIe-
Capital stock 100000. shares 10 cents
each. George l.. Hyde. president: c. a.
hyde vice PRESIDENT John l.. whiting,
secretary and treasurer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
Free Concert at Parks.

! Two excellent programmes VIII I've
| given Ivy the Mo'!"rup- -klcnlSe band this.
afternoon and evening the first at Lib
| orty park. the evening concert NJ Pioneer
park. The programmes follow:
Liberty park from $50 to $50 p. m.
Buffalo Bits Eques tr,an March 49,,
selection nom offenbenchs oper-
eta ...... ....r..'.-'.''.'. bettgef
Waltz Our Girlies ..,......,.,,..To Tobani
ponamerlcana, Morceau characilsr.,
seronadc, solo for tiuic and French
Messrs. smith and Jcspersen.
Albion. Grand National Fantasia.
,sco,cL. Irish and English siTsS
WIN q The Wisp. Caprice ....... Noelker
Battle 81 Manila, Descriptive. Ed Hoist
Synopsis; Buglc call. Dcwey approach
Ing the cncuty. playcr before tho bsitc.
Dewey opens fire on the Spanish fleet,
Cannon shot, bonbardncut ot Manila
slclls flying cannon. the Sp1n,sh lio"i
destroyed .roaus oC the wounded star
march triumphant. the American liag
waves over Manila, yankee Doodle
ia Bela Creole tropic dance ......
..........,....... a. Hermann
our Columbia Forever. march. Chambers
Finale. Star Spanglcd Banner,
Pioneer park, from 10 o'clock p, m,
March High Flyer .......;.;.;' :, - lleSa ,.
Selection from Spring Maid KetnileSdt
Vcnetla. a spring song ......,.. ohah,
WALTZ, Dream .,.s......'.....; S'uuSS'
The Red Rose RaS ....,....,f. Wchr1Ch
southern Plantation Songs .:..Cantorno
4 Ceorcia Earn Dance ......h Kerry Nll'S
on Mid Ocean. intcrmezzo ...,....t'. ADJ
Medley. Popular Hits ..,...,... -. KeGkcr
Finale. Star spanglod Banner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
Real Estate Transfers

eolle ". Green Ia Calvin wooGard. part
lots q and e. block 10 Forest Dale -
W. q. Mccartney and WHO 10 Joseph Poll
tano. lota 81 and IS. block 8, College View
addition ........... ....,...................
George II, Genes and wife 10 Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Lsttcr-day Saints lots 90
and ej block /. Superior addition ......
K. NJ Holt TO Churcl, OF JcsuB Christ nj
Lattcr-duy Saints. lots - and 2s. block
Superior addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hyrum Covert 10 John Cornwall. part sec
tion 30. township south. range l cast
William EolmOs aud wifo 10 Wallor
Wight. lots and g. Glenwood subd!yl-
olou. ,......,s...sss....
L. Wlcks 10 Elizabeth o. EIouaton lots
l2l and 1eo Poplar pGco .............
7. W. Warner TO John INgonbuhi part
section H. township south. rnrse 1
cuet ..s'..'.-' -.a,.s,-.,-..s.a.. ],
Emigration Canyon Imp Co. to Elizabeth
Haywood. part lots 2t and p. block l.
Killyons subdivision ...,....s,..........
A. y. HuInphries to ErnoSt G. Peterson
los Ia 6ad lG. Iolcwild addition ..,.......
Marie a. Woodruff TO Jesse l.. Iaughltn
lo,a 10 and 20. block 2. East Waterloo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
Fire Causes Damage.

Fire starting from an unknown cause
did damage TO the amount Of $50 10 A
dwelling house and contents at s0i Sec.
ond East street. yesterday afternoon. The
house Is occupied by the family OF Ell
Jah Gleason. No one was home at the
tlrne OF the fire. which was effectually
handled by the fire department
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
OBTAINING DATA ON
MINERAL DEPOSITS

To Obtain data for professional paper
on the mineral deposits OF Utah to- be
issued by the government. g. II. Laugh
lin and Il. S Butler OF the United States
geological survey are now conducting ,
thorough inspection OF the mining fields
throughout the state. They arrived In
Salt Lake yesterday. after several days
inspection OF deposits at Bingham, and
Monday they will begin 2 tour OF the
southern part OF the state. stopping at
every point where mineral deposits are
known TO exist
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11

Ia learn that these talented musicians
have agreed 10 give joint recital at
the Salt Lake theatcr carly In Soptom-
Der. \ programme OF choice numbers in
GUIDING the latest musical works will bo
given by !he artists and their friends
nrc ntOmisel q musical trout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
Music Notes.

Mrs CalharIne Howard Ward Of Chit
caeo. a distinguished organst' WhosS
artistic work has brought her naiiouaI
fame, was in Salt Lake few hours
Thursday For few music-loNins lriehus
she gave private recital at the taoer-
nacle, handling the great organ "ith ease
and wonderful skill.
Willard Il. Weihe Is planning the pre-
!imirary work for the organization OF
symphony orchestra from the amateur
players in the public schools OF the cry.
The concert given last spring by the
school children gave evidence OF enough
talent Mr. Weihe believes. to warrant
the proposed undertaking. and gNe M
grounds for the assurance OF creoi'ao'e
organization along these lines.
Mrs. Alberta Dersham left yesterday
for Chicago. where she will visit and rest
for month before reopening her studio
here.
Increase in. the size Of the orpheum
orchestra is source OF qualification to
the patrons OF that popular playhouse.
When the new Orpheum on West Second
South street is completed the theater
will be given an orchestra of fourteen
pieces, including oassoon and an oboe
Gatty Sellars, well-known English
organist. who played at the Wednesday
tabernacle recital. was enthusiastic in his
Oh Ine lnStfNll bcIiililIS Nhut
It's vox humana combination surpassed
that OF any other instrument he had
played
Madame Brodbeck Will give social to
the younger pupils of the Salt Lake Musi-
cal college on Tuesday afternoon between
4 and s O'clock. There Will be music,
games and refreshments.
Evan Stephens. leader OF the tabernacle
n1.a writ Gov E',.a1 1rlo hat y q
has under consideration plans by which
he hopes to make IL possible for his sing
ers 10 visit San Francisco in 1915. during
the Panama exposition,
Montgomery s band, Saltair, today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
Moose Day, Pork CITY,, Aug. IL

EXcurslon Via D. y r. t, 4. H.
Fare $l50 for the round trip. Regu.
lar train $500 q. m, Moose special 9
a IN. Returning, regular train leaves
Park City p, IN. Special leaves Parh
City IL p. IN. Sports of all kinds.
Personally conducted trips through the
big mines. Everybody invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11


Eramnes have been arranged:
MONDAY. AUG. j., 1912.
Assistant Organist Tracy Y. Cannon at
the Organ.
/ Fantasia in {; minor or............. Bach
ta) Communion 49,. .,....'.T .TrueIte
tsl Ms5rical - .simonett
fo) Old Melody Arr. by Performcr
I Hosanna .... ..,...............W .Wachs
TUESDAY, AUG. ~. 1912.
Assistant Organist Edward p. Kimball AT
the Organ.
] Largo Cfrom symphony Aus der
. (aJ Serennde -. ....... .Goss -Custard
Oh EntrancIng Dream ..-..... DeLille
90 Go} Old Meiody Arr. by Performer
1 Chant Triumphal .Gaul
WEDNESDAY. AUG. Il. 1872
Assistant Organst Tracy Y. Cannon at
the Organ.
Adasio from op Mstne, ni,,
%, songs OF the Night ..... ,spinney
3 (a) Elevation In r major. st. Saens
lbl Old Melody Arr. by PerforIner
Jubilate Dec ,..,...-,........,.. SILVER
THURSDAY. AUG. Is. 1912.
Assistant Organist Tracy Y Cannon at
tho Organ,
I Piere- -OffertorY .......-..-.... Devred
, ta) Maestoso -. .,....... MacDowell
tes s,lsy sy the Lake OF wallen1 List
,,1 Stadt pns,c,.i: % FmiTs n,TSs
Cb) Old Melody Arr. By Performer
4 Temple March ..............,.Viu Vincent
FRIDAY. AUG. 1e. 1917
Assistant Orsanist Edward p. Kimball at
the Organ.
| Fantasie in r for Organ. 80. Palleri
(a> Evening star (from Tam
hauSer .....- s.'--..'.' - w aSDe
Oh Old Dance ,....,.,>.,. Hemmerill
(a) Romance ~ ...,... .Zitterbart
(b) Old Melody Arr. by Performer
4 March in {, Observation-Disclosures Smart
SATURDAY, AUG. II, 1912.
Assistant Organist Edward P. Kimoali at
The Organ.
Special request programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses,

william J, Harwoop. Bingham: Penelope Mitch
gil; Salt Llko.
Sidney H. Trcgaskis. Bingham: Anna Bch
rlyson.
James TonneSen and Lucille walker. Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
Deaths.

Laura f. Free AuFust o. iole a7og South Sew
enth East. ordocard!tIg.
John a. snyde-. August S 1872. l.. o. s. hos
pita OF stomach.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
SWISS OF SALT LAKE
CELEBRATE HOLIDAY

The Swiss colony of this city yes
terday celebrated the national indie.
pendence day of Switzerland at an out
ing at Nelson S prove, on South State
street at Thirteenth South street. The
programme for the celebration con.
sisted Of concert, living pictures, na-
tional songs and a patriotic show.
Two band concerts. Saltair, TODAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
Says Business Is Good.

The \. Mcclellan company. real estate
dealers, report the sale Of four room
brick cottage and tive building lots III
Homesite addition. The company ~ ar
ranging for the erection OF Ave four-room
brick cottages Mt the addition by Kari
Spinner.