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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-09-12
O. J. BRUHN
Auditor,
City Council Room, Sept 2. 1912.

City Council Room, Sept 2. 1912.
Regular meeting of city council.
In absense of the Mayor the meeting
was called to order by Aid Brown,
President of the Board.
Roll called the following aldermen
were present, Bliss, Jasmann, Jung
mann, Ser. Aid Trantina absent.
The minutes of previous regular Aug.
5 and special meeting Aug. % 1912
We're read and approved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed as read:
FL. Harms, donation 5 10 90
Milo Bairu, salary so 90
Interstate Power Co, lights S6 90
Fullerton Lumber co, lumber &
tile 6s 95
H. Johnston, dray 25
Welk Bros, dray Is 80
Nick Serr, cash paid for lbr. IS
A. w. Sweet, labor & repairs 8 10
|Thos Reed, labor 3 90
|C. w. Baird, labor Z so
C. j. Diede, labor is 90
On motion of Aid Bliss seconded by
Aid Jasmannth bill of VIM. Cation Of
s37 40 for laying tile be ent to $50 so.
Motion carried.
On motion the bill of Jos. Soukop
for 81 90 was rejected.
A petition signed by ten citizens ask
ing for a crossing to be placed across
Main street just west of the track was
presented and after due consideration
a motion was made by Aid Jungmann
seconded by AID Ser that the petition
be rejected. Motion carried.
On motion of Aid Jasmann seconded
by Aid Bliss the Light Committee was
instructed to have a 80 G. p. hooded
street light placed across Main st. Just
west of the r. r. track. Motion car
| ried.
On motion meeting adjourned until
Sept. 9th 1912.
M. L. Brown
10. J. Bruhn President
Auditor
City Council Room, Sept 6 1912
Regular adjourned meeting of City
Council.
In absense of the Mayor the meet
ing was called to order by Aid Bliss
who on motion of Aid Jasmann Sec
onded by Aid Jungmann was elected
President Protein.
Roll called the following aldermen
We're present. Bliss, Jasmann, Jung
mann, Ser. Absent, Brown and
Trantina.
On motion of Aid Junglnann second
ed by Aid Ser the tax levy for the
coming year was made as follows:
General fund "a mills
sinking 81 i"
On motion meeting adjourned.
p. A. Bliss
U. ). Bruhn Pres. Pro tenn
Auditor
Mr.. Chas. E. Floete, a banker
and lumber dealer of Armour, died
in st. Joseph's hospital in Sioux
H,fy ioot E.;Ja
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-09-12
School Notes

The Scotland public schools
opened last Monday. The follow
ing is the corps of teachers with
the number of pupils enrolled in
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WILL SELL s r, I, RED PULLETS.
Thoroughbred, sl,25 each: r, 7 Red
cockeres thoroughbred. Sl.5o. s months
old. all from the very choicest laying
strain: big, healthy. f,ue birds. Call after
y. m. or Sunday. sos lst ave, hSssS
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 FEW MEMS
TAILOR. MADE SUITS

TAILOR MADE SUITS
TNCALLED FOR
Mon suits that were made 20 order
rom tho most exclusive woolens At pras-
tcdlIy your own price
Here's your opportunity 10 buy a tailor
made suit for the price Of ready made
tdll ~ and see for Yourself
SPIELBERG TAILORING co.
81 West End SO. Wasatch 1929.
hHIt-
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$3.50
5-room modern brick on 5th
South near Main. Lot 49ix165 n.
f1ne location. Sec us for terms.
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We Write Fire Insurance.
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DENTISTS

Of. + q. KEYSOR, 240 MAIN ST, TEL
Wasatch 6s2s. Good set teeth. $500.
d310S
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND uNrMPRovEp.
Will SELL Al \ GREAT SACRIFICE

Will SELL AT \ GREAT SACRIFICE.
VIII sell my homo on East First south
street. walking distance To town. at -
front and all assessments paid. 4 iinr
twelve room modern brick house. SO at
ranged 10 easily bc made Into tho cr
four apartments. which would make n
a big paying proposition. Large barn,
trees and shrubree and other Improve
mcnts. Here Is chsHcr Tor a verv fine
investment. and can be handled on very
easy terms. Answer N-35 Tribune. kss9
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ATTORNEYS

POWERS & MARIoNEAUN, ATToR-
peys. .. w. Powers, Thomas Marion
cSuN. 7. w. Mckinney. Roger w. Powers
Top floor front, Itcorus hldg. Was. 1850.
j. :, Harrington, notary. nJl32
D. T.. OLESoN. LAWYER,
S01 Boston bldg. Wesstch i4Ia ps3o
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT-GARAGE

.IuroNORILE GARAGES SAbESROoM,
y .tc> fully equipped and the beat ioch,
don in the city state s,ras5 bet bS tbe 5ed Rap sna
,,ni, Dodd co Apply -, $. Holmes, otuce
dau ii''t ,oi G30z
--l---- =, NT ADs PULL
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AUCTION SALES

ON THURSDAY. NOV 7TH. WE
will sell at public suction, at our
salesroomS. l5-l9 West lst South
st. u very large consignment OF
rugs This lot includes some very
expensive ADMINISTERS, Will
TONS. NELFETS. ETC. Also a
large number OF TAPESTRY and
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS ART
SQUARES. SMALL RUGS, ETC.
All OF this consignment is BRAND
NEW GOODS, ard is part OF large
bankrupt stock we recently puT
chased.
sharp.
UTAH AUCTION & COMMISSION
co.
1913 West lst South st.
tso;
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DOG KENNELS

KENNEL CO; nv;
Co. No. ?. Ills 4th ave. Phone 1856 Ne
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THE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS ARE
IN" ideal market place fOr the disposal
OF small businesses; there's always n de-
mand Tor confectionery stores. cigar and
tobacco stores. groceries. rooming houses.
pool p5rlors and similar businesses that
require the Investment of comparatively
small sums OF money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-07

s0bO
flNie6 ft. on Eighth ave. Can
he bought with $3.50 cash.
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

c. l.. WESLEY q SON. i25 STATE.
Wasatch STli. All work guaranteed.
hcsi
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TAILOR MADE CORsETS

CORSET, l-YEAR GuARAN-
tee. Mrs. Mann. Hy. 3ops-J. $50 T.
1th so. kil4
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK

TWO SINGLE COME r, T. RED COCK
srels. also one White Orpington cock
erel thorouEhbreds. $3.50 each. Call il5
3rd avenue. h35ei
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LIVERY STABLE


mccoy STABLES, CARRIAGES ASp
light livery horses bought ana so'r d,
Phone 81.
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FOR RENT-HOTELS
FURNITURE MOVING

TJoTTsEIOI,D GOODS. PIANOS. OFFICE
~ ~ ~ ~! -. 1854
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5-room modern brick on I'm
south near Main. Lot 4oAxl65 n.
Zine location. Sec us for terms.
s35OO.
s-room modern brick home
across cast from Liberty park
Large lot. Terms can be ar
ranged.
$4,000.
f.room modern frame house,
close in on Main. Reasonable
terms. An unusual opportunity.
strictly modern s-rooni home
on First ave. Fine location large
lot. hot water heat. An excellent
buy.
l0Nlo rods. corner. near the new
nigh school On car line. VIII
make four building lots.
$3.50.
ANls5 It. on Eighth ave. Can
he bought with $3.50 cash.
$1,000.
5-rocm brick home southeast
Lot olNl20 feet TO alley. Very rea-
sonable terms.
THE HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
jol so. Main st. Phones ~.
We Write Fire Insurance
VIII Go ON Your Bond
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FOR RENT-EARMS


2-ACRE FRUIT AND CHl'kEN FAhN
i-rm brick house, on car line. -. ~ /,
So y
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SACRIFICE

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE STRICTLY
modern 5-room bricl. bungalow 1T cost
Phone foung's Cafe. kG03
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PRINTING.

ARROW PRESS-CTAIi'S BIGGEST
plant Printing. Binding, office Sup
plies and Furniture, Legal Blanks. 6s
IL. erd So. Exchange Coz. k12S
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MUST LEAVE CITY AND WILL SELL
home cheap for $3.50: easy terms: new
4-room brick, all modern and complete:
fine lawn, etc, southeast. Address L 90.
Tribune. b36eTA
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s3500
s-room modern brick home
across cast from Liberty park.
Large lot. Terms can be ar
ranged.
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COAL, AND KINDLING

=. :. =
II p DEAL. COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and kindlng 1876 East ith South poJh
phones. -
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fpo-acre Improved ranch: lot hay land.
water iiSht a splendid stock PROPOSE
uon. Think of u. only $1,000, $4,000 cash.
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1850 acres in fanous Blue Creek val
icy. 900 acres planted 10 wheat. about
i"v acres lE"rc pcwed. about 800 acres
itntcl. some of this land produced =
splendid range close. Adjoining land
h"id ~ $50. Want sl1 per acre for this.
but must sell At once. Make me an
offer.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS

MORE THAN YOUR MONEYS WORTH
EVERY TINE. Is MY MOTTO.
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CHINA DECORATING


"a East Third South. China suitable
for sitts and prizes. Class and private
lessons. csS'
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The HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
jol 80. Main st. Phones 81.
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FOR PENT.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

MODERN ROOMS FOR "A. X. GAS
range: rent very reasonable u Ken
daH terrace. 9Th and 9th So, off ". Tem-
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eie acres splendid dry farm land near
ncN ;dilioads well worth {l259 per acre.
want 10 sell at unce. make me an offer.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED.
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$1,000.
a-rocn brick home. southeast
Lot olNl20 feet TO alley. Very rea-
sonable terms.
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DANCING

DANCING ACADEMY.
Arjon 2Si So. Main ST. Now ipfnihk
tuo.sten guaranteed t2 lessons Special
childrqn's matinee saturdays, social
THURSDAY evening for pupils Inlt'o'
reasonable Open 10 q. m. To r. ~,
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SECONDHAND STORES

IIcHFsT PRICES PAID FOR ". IA.
goods. goods bought. sold or eNhspEed.
Furniture Store. 1tI SO. ". 7.
Was ssga. Eoos
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND BOOMING HOUSES


S~00o-8S ROOMS, HOT AND COLD RUN
hlhs water In each. steam heat,
paths modern and UP TO tho MIN
uie. hne loc., rent about $3.50 per
room. heat furnished free; extra
weH furnishcd-SIO00 cash down.
paiance can be paid out OF house.
ms is . genuine bargain and
s,roo hne money maker.
Iosiovcly tho best bargain ever
oHered In a hotel. IS rooms and
paths. hot and cold water. toilets
9hd al tho modern appointments
neautlfullv furnished In StlclSleys :
iumed oak mission style turnl-
ture, Bundar carpets; absolutely
c'ean The location insures the
pest pa atronage Very low rent. ex-
IRA long lease. Heat and hot wa
Ter free. 4 substantial cash pay
mont viii put tho right party IN
possession The balance out OF the
mouse. rigid Investigation In
Nited. No trlflcrs.
FOR HOTELS AND
LEASES.
:, \. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE:
10 Main st. Phone Gal.
A. L, BRArTA1N. MGR. B O. DEPT.
hB21
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NEW BANK FOR PROVO;
JESSE KNIGHT bACKER
He Will Be President of Insti-
tuition; w. O. Greer viii
Be the Cashier.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO, Aug. 15.-Provo is to have an
other bank. and the plans are under way
for the orsa nization OF one of the largest
institutions OF that kind In Utah county.
Jesse Knight. the mining wizard, is
behind the enterprise and will be the
president: w o. Greer. at present mana
ger Of the Utah Construction company.
will direct the affairs of the bank as
cashier. The capital Is TO be not less
than 100000. and possibly 100000
While the control of the bank will be
taken by the Knight interests. the peo-
pie OF the county Will be given an op-
portunfty to subscribe for the minority
Bhare5
For the present the bank viIl occupy
the large room on the ground hoor OF
the Central building on North Academy
avenue. 1t Is proposed 10 have every
thing In readiness to commence business
by January !, 1913.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
PLANS OF ELOPERS
AGAIN FRUSTRATED
Boy and Girl, Bent on Mar
riage, Returned to Indus
trial School.
peclal to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. Undiscovered in Salt
Lake after their clopement from Ogden.
Leonard Holmes. II years OF age. and
Miss Myrtle Morgan. aged Is years. have
been returned to the Utah Industrial
school by Parole officer E. N. Rowe. The
young couple went to Salt Lake after a
trip TO Lagoon q. few days ago and were
Ia hiding at the home OF friend. Intend :
ing TO marry as soon as the officers OF
the state school should abandon the
search.
II was an elopemcnt about one year
ago that landed both the boy and girl Mt
the state school. Miss Morgan was the
first TO be released on parole, the boy
having been paroled onlya few days prior
to his disappearance. He had thirty days
OF probation to serve before getting his
final release
The parents OF Holmes strongly op
posed his marriage TO the girl and they
aided the state school officers in his re-
capture.
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lntermounta1n News

stated that the Utah Glazed Cement Pipe
company, which has the contract for fur
nishing pipe. will be ready to commence
Tba hsimln,e nsna is t S ot onS pipe next weeh,
of the canyon whore the company has
installed plat for the manufacture.
The petition OF John II Bott and B ,
o. Jeppson for a bridge over Box Elder
creek on First North and Sixth East
streets was granted. John Hansen peti-
toned the council TO extend the water
works, This was referred to the COM
mittee on waterworks with power to act.
Tho chief Of the Ogden fire department
communicated with the council. asking
that the chief of the Brigham department
be sent to Denver as delegate to the
convention of fire chiefs to be held there
In September.
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DIED

GJAVE-In this city at her home. 767
South Eighth West street, August Is,
1912, Louise Glave, aged &c Years. four
months and seventeen days, Funeral SER
vices will be held at p. m. Sunday from
the Twenty sixth ward meeting house.
Friends are Invited and can view the re-
mains on day OF funeral at the family
residence from 11:30 to 80. Interment
In City cemetery.
BROWN-At 40 South Sixth West, An
gust Is. 1912, Eliza Brown. aged G6
years. Notice Of funeral will be given
later.
DIX-In this city. August Is. William
Dix, S65 Windsor avenue, in his S5th
year. Funeral notice later.
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Where Is Happy" Frost?

Special 20 Tho Tribune
PARK CITY. Aug. IS.-Wherc ~ 'Happy-'
This is the question that Is disturbing tho minds
OF tho local business today. J. g. Frost:
better known HAPPY who has been run
ninS restaurant In Park City for several months
past. has sone.
He was last Mt his restaurant last night
at 10 O'Clock and Il ia suppogcd That he boarded
the special train which took tho Moose back TO
Salt Lako last night. All OF the days Gosh
ceipts wcro takou by him. Mono OF the help
had been paid for several days.
Alma Kuutsop. sheriff OF SaDpcto county. is In
Park City today, his mission being boost
the OF Jacob z. Johnson for congressman
the Republican ticket IhIa fall
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Beats Man: Is Fined,


Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Aug l5.-Guy Matson and
None LawhorD were arrested this morn
ing charged with assaulting and beating
A. II. DeLong Tuesday night. and they,
with Dick Itirlswood. who was arrested
the night OF the assault. were arralgncd
before Police Justice Glazer this morn
Ing. kirkwood pleaded guilty and was
sentenced TO pay a fine of $40 or serve
ten days in the city Jail. Matson and
I:awhorn entered pleas OF not guilty and
their trial was set for Friday morning at
10 o'clock
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VIII Deport Gretchen Krouse.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 16.-Fodcral immigration Inspec-
tor J. e. Hisc. accompanied by Mrs. Eisc. loft
over The Union Pacific this afternoon with Crotch
on krousc- tho fedlr1l prisoner who IL to bo de-
ported 10 Germany The young woman
taken into custody by The local police about two
months ago nt the request OF the federal
thoritIef. She is being depoEed for improper
conduct In Snlt Laic nDd Ogden. The federal
law preser,bos that any foreigner guilty OF thin
ohensc before residing IN the United States a
certain number OF ycarg shall tc drportcd.
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OFFICIALS EXCHANGE PLACES.
Assistant Superlntendents of Southern
Pacific Switched.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug 1s.-Asslstant Superin-
tendent II. l. Bell Of the Salt Lake divi-
sion of the Southern Pacific arrived in
the city today from Sparks. New. and
exchanged places at once with Assistant
superintendent j.. w Easton. Mr.. Eas"
ton Will leave tomorrow to assume the
duties OF his new office at the western
end of the division. 1t has been the policy
of the road 20 make such changes I'm or
der TO give the assistant superntendcnts
broader knowledge of operating condi-
tions.
Mr.. Easton has bcen on duty in this
city for the past two years and is hope
ful that he may be transferred to the
time. Mr.. Bell Is practically an Ogden
man, having been employed as dispatcher
for the Southern Pacific and resided In
this city for ten years prior to becoming
an assistant superint endent. He was
chief dispatcher when he was transferred
10 Sparks three years ago.
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Notice IS hereby given that a speeial
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Duluth
g. Utah Development company. a corpora-
tion of Utah. ls hereby called to be held
and same will bo held at the office OF
Lake City. Utah, on Saturday, August 81
1919, at o'clock p. m. of that day. for
tho purpose OF voting to amend and
amending the articles Of Incorporation of
ton Of tho company from $500, 900 to 80
600 and the par value Of each share Of
stock from $40 to 90 cents
Z. ]. RADDATZ. President
Dated August 8. 1912. 1883
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LAWYERS MEET SATURDAY.
State Bar Association to Hold Conven.
tlon In Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Aug. 15.--At a meeting OF the
Ogden Bar association In Judge J. A.
Howell's court room this afternoon ar
rangements were made for the entert tain
ment of the members OF the Utah Bar as
sociatlon, which viii hold its annual meet
ing in this city on Saturday. The COM
mittee OIL general arrangements Is COM
posed of Judge Howell, G. Il. IIollings-
worth and John Haywood,
The Salt Lake visitors will be met at
the Bambcrger depoe about noon and
treated to an automobile sight seeing
trip about the city. a luncheon will then
be served ut the Weber club, following
which the business session OF the asso-
citation Will be called to order at the
Hermitage hotel at 2:30 o'clock
The annual banquet will be held at the
Hermitage at $50 o'clock in the even
ing. According TO the programme as now
arranged. President E. B. Critchlow OF
Salt Lake will present Judge G. w.
Morse, also of Salt Lake, as toastmas stcr.
Those who are expected TO respond TO
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Found Dead on Bucket Tram.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM, Aus. 15.-The body Of
Peter Lund. who was killed by fall some
time last night. was found today on the
line OF the bucket tramway, Iund was
sent out last night to do some repair
work and that was the last seen Of him
until his body was found this morning
His skull WAS fractured and II Is pre-
surned that he fell from one OF the tow
erss H was struck by a bucket Mr.
Lund was 20 years Of age and a mem
ber of the Upper Bingham lodge OF the
1 o. Q. F. He 10 survived by brother
John Lund Of this city. Funeral arrange
ment5 have not been made.
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Killed by Fall From Pole.

Speclal 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN, Aug. 15,-Leroy Smith, a
young farmer OF north Logan. fell from
the top Of n telephone pole hero late
this afternoon. breaking his neck. He
was repairing a private telephone line
owned by the people OF north Logan. lie
was alone when he fell so that the cause
OF tho accident cannot we'll be ascer-
teined. He was about % years old and is
survived by a wife and one child. No
funeral arrangements have been made.
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Changes in Street Car Schedule.

Changes in Street Gar Schedule.
Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 15-Ths schedule on tho recent
II completed extensions OF tho Ogden Rapid
Transit compony's system has proved unsatistac-
tory to both the company and the patrons OF the
linea. and tomorrow morning schedule vill
SO into effect Hereafter the Twcnty-hrst street
cars will bo operated from the eastern terminus
OF tho line 20 the end OF Wall oyery
twenty minutes and the Twenty-thlrd street cars
will be operated 20 tho Union depot instead Of
to Washington and Twenty-nrth Btreot here
tofore.
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ELK TO GET POINTERS.
John CuIey After information About
Dedication Programmes.
special TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Aug. 15.-As z delegate from
Utah to the national convention of phar-
macists, John Culley left today for Den
Ver. While In that city he Will investigate
The programme of events which marked
the recent opening OF the Elks new club
few pointers which will aid In the prep
aration of the programme for the dedi-
cation Of the new clubhouse here. Mem
bcrs OF the Ogden lodge do not expect to
get into their new quarters before Oc-
tober /.
Mr. Cullcy Is past exalted ruler Of
the Ogden lodge OF Elks and also a past
president Of the Utah Pharmaceutical
association.
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Judge Lovett Coming,
Special to Tho Tribune.

OGDEN. Aug. i5-Judge Robert g. I>ovett.
chairman OF the executive bonrd OF tho Harri-
man lines. is expected 10 visit Ogden Within
the noxt two weeks while hs way cast from
trip 10 the coast: Judge Lovctt will leave
Saturday for the const from Island Park. Idn..
where he has been il conference with President
A. L. @ohier OF tho Union Pacific. ", II. Ban
croft. vlco president and general manager of the
Oregon Short Line. and other officials OF the
Hartman systcm.