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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
STUDENTS Of ART
ARE CLOSE RIVALS
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 2S-Unable TO decide
upon the best Individual work found in
the exhibit, Prof Edwin Evans Of the
University of Utah has rendered de-
cision dividing the special prize Of $40
offered by James Pingree for the best
art work accomplished by an Ogden high
school student. For the best work In wa
ter color Professor Evans awarded S. to
Miss Florence Wright OF the class of
1916. The other half Of the prize was
awarded to Mss Clara Koepp Of the class
of 1913, for the best work In black and
white Honorable mention for water
color work was given to Miss Francis
Marsh, class OF 19l6s.
Professor Evans expressed himself as
much pleased with the general display
and that all Of the work showed a fine
sense Of decoration and color. He said
that the whole exhibit was very good,
making special mention of the clay mod :
cling In the grades particularly that of
the second grade OF the Five Points
school. The work OF the high school, ac-
cording to the university professor.
ranked among the best that he had seen
so far this year in the whole state.
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DEMOCRATS OF IDAHO
ARE MUCH AMAZED
Expected to Land the Internal
Revenue Plum That Utah
Has Just Lost.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. May 2s.-The awarding of
the internal revenue collector plum 10
W, c. Wahlcy OF Montana caused a stir
OF expectation and not n little constcr
nation among the Democrats In both
factions OF the party In this state, for
both had expected TO secure the internal
revenue collector position for one OF their
factional leaders. They arc surprised
that the plum went to Montana. They
believe that its distribution means the
beginning OF other plums to follow, many
OF which will go to Idaho. Other Demo
Gratis not OF so optimistic a frame OF
mind say that awarding the revenue col
lectorship Is significant In that II went
TO Montana Instead of Idaho. They be-
lieve that 1t points TO the determination
OF the president and department heads
10 follow out the policy announced somo
time ago not to distribute Idaho patron
age until the factions here can forget
their differences and decide upon whom
they want placed.
1t had been broadly hinted that George
r. Hill. secretary OF the Democratic state
lectorship tucked away in his vest
pocket He is Of the Hawley- Perky fac
tion labeled the Conservatives" Frank
A. Mccall OF Coeur d'Alene had been
pushed forward as the candidate Tor the
post of the Nugent-Pencc or 'progres-
sve" faction. The Nugent-Pence people
were coDndent they would land the col
lectorship. which carries with II terri
tory in three states-Idaho, Montana and
Utah. Both factions are now wondering
how there happened 10 be slip in the
programme they had understood was
going through. The post carries with It
a salary OF s450o a year and several well
salaried deputies. Montana had the
plum some years ago. 1t was later trans
ferred to Utah, and the Idaho Democrats
confidently built on the claims Of this
state securing It during the present. ad
mtnistratlon. They are sorely dIsap-
pointed. The only excuse both factions
have to offer for the act Of the admin
istratlon Is that Montana has g strong
Democratic delegation In congress, while
Idaho Is represented by solid Republi
cal delegation.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCkHoLD.
ERS' MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders Of the State
Loan & Trust company. Utah corpora
tion. Is hereby called to be held at the
poration, No. 6s West Broadway, Salt
Lake City. Utah. on Saturday. the 14th
day OF June, A. d. 1913. at the hour OF 2
o'clock p m. of said day. for the purpose
OF considering and passing upon the ad-
visibility Of increasing the capital stock
of said corporation from 100000 to 3oo 600
shares of the par value OF ono dollar
each, and amending the articles OF in
corpora tlon of said company in that re-
spect; said Increase Of 100000 shares to
be preferred stock guaranteed dividends
Of per cent per annum. payable semi
annually
Dated this path day of May, A. D. 1913.
w. F. HUBBARD.
J.. l.. SAMPSON,
F. T. HIATT,
Directors.
h3S15
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district, In and for Salt
Lake county, state OF uteh.-Wllliam
Miller Nil m and and the First National Bank of
Nephi, a corporation, plaintiffs, VS..
Utah Consolidated Plaster company. a
corporation, efendant.-Notice OF sale
Notice Is hereby given that in pursu-
ance Of an order duly made by the above
entitled court on the 3rd day OF May
1913, In the above entitled action. the
solidated Plaster company. will sell at
public auction TO the higest bidder for
cash, in gold coin Of the United States,
and subject to the confirmation or said
court, on the 9th day OF June, 1913, at
the hour of II O'Clock noon at the west
front door OF the city and county build
ing in Salt Lake City and county. state
of of uah saa s ttah eoa
Plaster company. in and to all those GER
tain placer mining claims situated In
Juab county. state OF Utah. described as
The Chicken Creek Placer Mining
claim" described as follows, to wit: Tho
southeast aTartsr Of the noT5hwesf
Also the Gypsum Placer Mining
claim" described as follows, 10 wilt: The
northeast quarter OF the southwest guar
of range 1 east Of Salt Lake meridian
Also. the 'Ievan Placer Mining claim"
described as follows. TO wit: The south
half of the southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter. and the northwest
quarter OF tho southeast quarter OF sec
ton ss. township IA south OF range l
cast OF Salt Lake meridian. containing
sixty acres.
Also the "Juab Placer Mining claim"
described as follows. 10 wit; The west
half Of tho southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter. and the west half OF
the northwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter OF section 81, IN township Ia
ridian, containing forty acres.
Also, the Robinson Placer Mining
claim" described as follows. to wit; The
southwest quarter OF the southwest quar-
tor of the northwest quarter OF section
81. In township IL south, range ! east
Of the Salt Lake meridian. containing
twenty acres.
Together with the mill on said Levan
Placer Mining claim and all the machin-
cry therein for the manufacture OF plas-
ter, and all the equipment. tools and
sacks. plaster and other personal prop
artv OF every kind or nature in or upon
said mining claims above described, to-
gether with a right-of-way for the canal
leading to To- said mili and al r;a Water rights
psny including all those certain water
rights acquired under the appropriation
made BY S. s. Jones OF thirty-hve sec
ond feet OF water from Chicken creek
Juab county, state OF Utah.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash.
In gold coin OF the United States; 10 per
cent Of the purchase price to be paid
the balance upon confirmation OF sale by
the above entitled court. and tho deliv-
cry of q conveyance.
Dated May Il. 1919.
Receiver. Utah Consolidated Plaster
A. E MoREToN.
Attorney for said receiver.
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Brought Here for Burial,
SpeciaI 60 The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. May 2S.-Word was
received in this oity yesterday OF the
death OF John Fl. Petersen in Bakers
field. Cal Petersen Is the son of Mrs.
n p Nelson OF this city and had many
relatives and friends residing in this city
The decedcnt had ben sufferer from
tuberculosis for many years and for, the
past six months had been confined In a
hospital in the California city. He is sur
vived by widow, Mrs. Caroline Peter
sen OF Arizona; two brothers, Charles w;
Petersen OF Placerville, Cal, and E'veld
Petersen OF this city. besides his mother
and stepfather. y. p. Nelson: two half
brothers and one half-sister. all residing
here, The body OF Mr.. Petersen vii!
services interment will be in City ceme-
terry.
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Will Better Gar Service.
10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, May 2s,-In anticipation OF
the completion OF the Twenty-thlrd
street car line, General Manager p d,
Kline of the Ogden Rapid Transit COM
pany has announced a change OF sched-
iile, effective June l, On and after that
date the Twenty-first street cars VIII be
operated 10 tho end of the Wall avenue
line, while the Twenty third street cars
Will operate only TO Twenty-fifth street
on Washington avenue.
IL is expected that by June ] the new
Twenty third street extensions will be
completed. offering q direct service be-
tween tho business district and the Dee
Memorial hospital. The company Is
planning 10 put q force OF men at work
on the Wall avenue extension from
Thirty-first to Thirty third streets.
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FINE STOCK EXHIBIT.
Animals OF Utah County Are
lhown at q, Y. University.

Animals OF Utah County Are
lhown at q. Y. University.
10 The Tribune.
70, May 2S.-The annual live
lxhibit took place at the Brigham
University this morning. under the
b Of DR.. Arthur Vance. head Of
Faslment Of animal husbandry and
M science. About 100 head OF
ut stock In this county was ex-
/ and az noon today the animals
= through the town on parade.
EIug are the awards:
q draft horse, Farley Ginger
andard bred (Bllly SllerberO, 4,
Il Q, Dixon first; standard bred
~; Fred Thurogood first: STAN
q yeArlIngs. Reed Meldrum first (,
toberts second: Leroy Dixon
.fny colts. standard bred. Arnold
nFst; Reed Meldrum second; Le-
||<on third. All the colts taking
fele sired by Billy Sberbert.
Jersey bull, a. o, Smoot first
<apd. William Nuttall third: year
'sacy bull. Charles o. Dixon first
'rond; Jersey cow, a. o. Smoot
<Eoy Dixon second. William Nut
~ yenrling heifer, Jacob Cole
~ LeRoy Dixon second, VILLA m
third.
{onng prize heifer which won the
. Poruand: Or, and the state fair
'1td from tho exhibit.
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Mayor Objects to Bill.
,eclal to The Tribune


OGDEN, May 2S.-On the recommends
ton OF City Engineer II. ]. Craven, the
city commissioners at their regular meet
ing today appointed w. s. Craven as field
engineer in charge of the work on the
dam and reservoir in South Fork canyon.
The new appontee has been looking
after the work on the proposed dam for
the past several days.
Acting on Mayor A. c., Felis' recon-
mendation. the board refused to pay the
Ogden Plumbing & Heating company s
bill of s89.26 for work done at tho No. .
fire station more than a year ago The
board was advised that the work was not
done in accordance with the city ordi-
DanceS.
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Orchards In Good Shape,
TO Tho Tribune,

Special to Tho TrIbUHe'
OGDEN, May N;.After tour OF Weo
her county, j. Edward Taylor, state
horticultural Inspector, has reported that
he found the orchards OF the county In
excellnnt condition, with but few traces
NJ hIirht OF disease of any character. Mr..
Taylor was accompanied on his inspeo-
tion by r. n. Rasmussen. county horu-
cultural Inspector. and DR.. G. \, Jones.
a plant disease specialist OF the utah
Agricultural college at Logan.
In regard 10 any possible damage
which the fruit trees OF Weber county
might have sustained by reason OF late
va no Visible damage. with indications
that the seasons crop would be large,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
DIPLOMAS SHOW RECORD.
innovation Is Adopted for Graduates
Certificates at Ogden High School.
Special to The TrLbune

Special TO The tribune.
OGDEN, May 2S.-Contrary to the
method followed In former years. the
diplomas 10 be received by the seventy
five Ogden high school graduates tomor-
row evening will contain record OF the
studies taken by the students during
their high school course, and also the
grades received in each Of those studies.
Heretofore the diploma contained only
the Information that the holder had sue
cessfuly completed the high school
course.
When those Of the graduates who ex-
pect TO take UP college work next fall
make their application to the president
OF the college or university. they Will be
able TO present a sheepskin instead Of an
elaborate record made up by the prlncl-
pal of the high school Each OF the
seventy-five diplomas TO be given out to-
morrow evening is signed by President
ITyrum Pingree OF the board OF education,
Superlnt endent John Mills, Principal Hen
ry Peterson OF the high school and Miss
Ivy Williams, clerk of the board.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
Preparing for Pioneer Day.

special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 2S.-With Apostle David
o. Mckay in charge OF the special ar
rangements, an elaborate ceIehrat tion OF
Rioneer's day. July "a, in connection with
the annual Utah Chautauaua assembly,
Is being planned in the afternoon there
viii be a pageant similar to the one pre-.
scented last year, and the evening will be
given over TO a presentation OF "a Mid
summer Nights Dream by the Unver-
sity Dramatic society
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
eRovo PIONEER DIES.
-'sna' Who Came TO Utah In 1855
answers Final Call,

s"a' VINO Came TO Utah In 1865,
ens~ers Final Call.
: 2 The Tribune.
ibsnns nsg ~ N.-George Evans. = MO
al kist k,nst ward. died here flrie
/ no. Money trouble. He was a.
n came to Utah in 1865 and
ldrsru u'o. Six children and eleven
|hoo % n was AN Indian war vetera,
ri ao.,H. ~ ~. Bullock OF the Ronnsa
q fnsalrss ueslrss that the veterans a1
|n ieSl IN ~ IN a body. Mr.. Eyana
|is II rwestershire. England smS 'S
countyr, unt,non church before coming
men ,re are Mrs Emma strotto, .,
Il EN- III nrs. Amelia WisIon ~ s pro ol
a the th - anderson of Lynn Jnno- o-
IN p Fv..nr .nree unmarried danci,tan. ts-
1phs sAns' Miss e. Evans and Miss
sssIisa Mil be held IN the u,rs,
y mouse Sunday at II * ifs' q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
N|[R UTAH|V IS
As VETERAN
D. Donohue, Formerly
p.rk City, Recognized
Services as Mascot.

!, TIE Tribune. ,,,
! CITY. May as.-under the , uu.
.,ssco, Gets Honors. a recen'
, ~ portlnad Evening Telegram
an account OF honors won oS
r.,obue formerly Of Park City
soetor has not resided here
J I, yars. many friends remember 40,
/. An rejoice in his honor The
-,.,red 10, published under a
= wash. date line. follows;
= .s.c;aI meeting OF George r.
esmp OF the United spa,iIb ,n 1ba
~ War Veterans held IN .na
5 hail here. Or. 4. > Dono-
,.,srt state veterinarian. was
-'%onorary member OF the or
~, IN recognition Of HE serv-
Z tba Philippine Islands. Dr.
1D tse flrst man 10 be thus
y, ,ho local war Veterans
6o5ohue has resided mere lot
r. but Il was not known ny
~ neople or the War vet
.s.g no rad seen service. Re
rh,ls conversing with u. J.
war veteran. IT devel-
W ,iarryman had become ac-
"A adth q boy who was the
y Tor the Utah Light ARTILLERY
he days that the Uhiteo
,rcops were chasing Agulnaldo.
Ia that boy," said DR.. Donohue-
-ition followed. and the veteri-
/, ia his story 10 Merryman-
m,fhreak OF the war, when IL
"A Dopohue ran away from his
IA Utah went TO San Frsncisco
<oEed away on transport
IN, HONOLULU, but was caught
In hack to land by the pilot
2ater he was successful. and
"A HonoIulu, where he was put
4. fo await the arrival OF an
ma vessel. Before the trans
n Honolulu Donohue had man.
"A slude the watchmen and had
zray again. Arriving IN Ma
IN was locked In a cabin, but
a through portfolio dropped
a yEter. swan a short distance
natiye's boat and was taken
I,tah soldiers recognized DON
detenniua ton by procuring for
Uniform and q short sword, and
u him the mascot OF the regi-
I He was on the firing line In
pbrnishes and battles, and
fhe regiment was ordered back
! states, no was given a cap
epaulette.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
Many Students Visit Logan.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 2S.-The first Ogden ex-
cursion TO Lagoon park was In effect to-
day. when nearly zoo students Of the We
Der academy and their friends enjoyed an
annual outing in celebration Of the close
Of school. Unlike former years. the
academy excursion today was favored
with ideal weather conditions AT the
parlr there was a field meet In which the
various class teams of the academy par
tIcipated,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
Students Present Fountain.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, May 2s,-The 1918 high school
graduates OF the 3. Y. L. presented the
school with a beautiful Aztec fountain
this morning after the opening exercises.
This fountain Will stand Just in front Of
the high school building and stands six
feet nigh with splendid spray coming
out of the top. This exercise WAS fol-
lowed by an excellent band concert by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
Calls Doctor Too Late.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 2s.-Twelve hours after
ne had arrived In Ogden and engaged
a physician TO treat him for a long
standing ailment. Fred kochler OF Tri-
Ing, death being due TO leakage OF the
heart. Mr.. Kochler was 40 yoars OF age.
Besides the widow. he Il survived by two
children. residing at Trident Under.
,aker r. u. Klrkendall has been notified
tha I the widow will leave Trident tom "
rrow for ogden 10 tuke charge OF he
body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
CHIRoPODIST
INSURANCE

Do you WANT TO BETTER YOUR
condition I'm the insurance business?
Exceptional contracts to insurance men
OF ability. Utah Funding company. el0
Boston bldg. b240o
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Decoration Day Hours.
Special TO The TribuI

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 2s.-Accordng 10 the
announcement Of Postmaster l. W..
Shurtliff, there will be but one delivery
of mail by carriers on Decoration day,
Friday, May 30. The general delivery,
stamp and registry windows at the fed
eral building will he open from 10 10 ~
n m The money order department VIII
be closed throughout the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
Work Of Students Pleases.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 2S.--An Ella aborade display
OF the work accomplished by the studen
OF the industrial training departments OF
the Ogden high school has been attract
Ing much attention in The window OF a
Washington avenue furniture store to-
day. The manual training department Ia
represented by chairs, tables. desks and
various other articles OF furniture. while
the girls are represented with articles
from the sewing department
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
DIED

May 2s. 1913 OF septic peritonitis,
Thomas r.. Quayle. son OF Thomas and
Sarah Quayle. born April II. 1881, In Salt
Lake city. The body Is at the funeral
parlors OF Joseph William Taylor. 20
South West Temple street. and VIII be
shipped TO Oakland. Gel. today on the
noon Western Pacific train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29
FAVOR BOND ISSUE.
Plain City, Farr West and Warren Citi-
zens Want Car Limo Extension
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special to The TrIpuno.
OGDEN, May 2S.-The residents Of
Plain City. Farr West and Warren are
making determined effort TO secure
subscriptions sufficient to cover SIS 600
worth OF twentySear per cent bonds
which will make IL possible for them TO
obtain electric car service between that
district and Ogden. The Ogden Rapid
Transit company has proposed that ii the
people OF the district will provide S16. 900,
the company Will supply an equal
amount. covering the cost OF electrlfy-
ing the Plain CITY line and making ox-
tensions.
All Of the residents OF the district are
heartily In favor OF the Improvement and
IL is believed that after committees have
canvassed the territory affected by the
improved service. sufficient money Will
have been subscribed toward tho bond
Issue TO make the Improvement possible.
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Assures Sprinkled Roads,

Special % Tho Tr1buns,
PROVO. MAY 2S.-The four rural dis
tricts known as LaseNiew, Vineyard,
Provo bench and Plea SAINT View voted
unanimously in favor OF creating sprlnk
ling districts in their respective communi-
ties for the summer, THIS assures tho
peonIe north OF Provo that all the roads
In that direction will be sprtnkled for the
next few months.
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Expert Dentistry

DR.. ]. B. KEYSOR. 24o MAIN STREET.
Wasatch 662S. Good set teeth. s..
b41e3
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO
"a East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons c9es
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CASHIER is HELD.
~ District Court on Charge o.
ra'aifylns His Records.

~ CITY. Idaho, MAY 2s.-The
y me Charge against w. W. Lot
..p,nIer cashier OF the Lcadore
~. accused Of making a false
~ y. OF Inc banks resources to the
~ ~ commissioner. took place be-
~ McCrncken this week and re-
AZ r1tridge being held to answer
> o''t,ics ~ court, Evidence was Civ
2; Herndon, the receiver of the
" rnk; and Gilbert Yearian, vice
county Attorney G. Padghs IN
;'ney ';s A. c, Cherry represented
~ while Attorneys Cowen and
W ~. appeared for tine defenda
~ snon Hr.s found guilty Of cruelty
~ & hnd flned sl00 and costs by
= ,psn,acsen. sn Mcmahon IL a stage
hs ieesburg road and Il was
oe mad cruelty beaten and in
nGse; The defendant alleged
= 'iTnal J, had fallen In the snow on
W hs road and had cut and
- yssII S on rocky ground. An ap-
peen taken to the district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-29

Dizziness, vertigo (blind staggers),
sallow complexion, hatulence are symp.
toms of torpid liver, No one can feel
well while the liver is inactive. HER
BINE is a powerful liver stimulant. A
dose or two will cause all bilious symp-
toms to disappear. Try it. Price soc
Sold by Schramm-J ohnson, Drugs, "The
Never r-Substitutors Five (5) good
stores, (Adyertiscment)
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Woodrnen S Memorial.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, May 2S.--The Ogden camp OF
Modern Woodmen OF America will hold
memorial services next Sunday. The
committee In charge OF the services is
composed of J. II. Shafer. A. G. Jones'
Z. NJ. Ramcy. +. "A, Wessler and J. B.
DOwanb.
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SPECIAL srockHoLpeRs' MEETING.

A special meeting of the stockholders
of the First State bank or Sallna Utah,
will be held at the office OF the ba nix,
Sai,na, Utah, Saturday, Juno 81. at 9
o'clock D. M. for the purpose OF increas-
Ing the capital stock Of the said bank
from $25, 900 10 $40: 900.
CHAS. LAAfMEESOORF.
President
A. v. HUSH.
Secretary.
Salina, Utah, May II, 1918. bS27i
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Ogden's Cupid Rests.

| Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN, May 2s.-Possibly on account
| OF the near approach of June, there was
but a single marriage license granted by
| County Clerk S. G. Dye today. The par
| ties obtaining the license were AttIlo
Galligoni OF Peterson, Utah. and Miss
NatalIna c. Federlghi OF Ogden.
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie, Display yards. l42 s. State