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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14

Both disputants were church men
bers and belonged TO the same church
and the pastor finally called them be
fore him and said:
See here, brethren. why this dis
pute?"
Cause Nose is a mule" replied
Joab,
Cause Joab Is an idiot" replied
Moses
"That is not Christian talk"
Let him give up. then. and say he's
wrong"
He's the one that's got to give up"
But you will divide the church II
you keep this up warned the pastor.
I'D hate to see it" replied Moses.
but peppermint's the thing to preserve
cider"
And will never divide a church If
kin help IT," added Joab. "but no.
body but idiot would use peppermint
Sassafras is the thing, parson-sassa-
frasr'
Peppermint. parson-peppermint."
But II both are good
But they hain't"'
Almost every night in the year Joab
and Moses met at the postoffice. and
after sort of elbowing each other
around for spell Joab would say:
why, hello, Moses. is that you?
thought l smelt peppermint around
here!"
And I smelt sassafras as soon as
you left home," Moses would reply.
Still stickin' to it, are you. that pep
permint is the right thing to keep cider
from gettin' too hard:"
Il am. and allus shall. and so would
any one else but a born fooln'
There would be more to IL. and
dozen men would go over the question
and call each other fools and liars. and
the trouble kept spreading. 1t beat
Joab when he ran for supervisor. and 1t
downed Moses when he wanted to be
a deacon of his church. II lightning
rod man or tin peddIer showed up
within ten miles of Jericho he was |
asked for his opinion on the cider !
question. and the man who favored /
peppermint couldn't do business with |
the sassafrasers. Many people tried
to smooth over the quarrel, but when
they went TO Joab he said:
Pm willin' enough to be friends
with Moses. but, durn his hide. he's
got to drop that peppermint business
fustr'
Then they would go to Moses and
talk and argue and point out his duty,
put he would shake his head and reply:
Its no use talkin' till Joab let's go
II sassafras. He's stickin' to Ii jest
because he's pigheade and wants to
'ome out on top"
The thing had been going on for near
Y forty years. and Joab and Moses had (
,ot to be grandfathers and old men. '
vhen they met at the postoffice for the {
nst time. Both were lettering and
eeble. and as they caught sight Of
ach other .Ioab called out;
Its that blamed peppermint workin'
D your system. and I don't care how !
Don it takes you off, Is
Its that sassafras in your blood re
lied Moses. land your folks needn't g
xpect me TO come to your funeralr' +
The next day both of them were In u
ed. and after looking them over the :
Dctor said their time had come to go.
hey lasted two weeks and died on !
he same day. but before dying Joab :
mt word to Moses:
Il amt got no pity for such a critter. v
you'd Esed sassafras you might have ',
red to be 100 years old" il
When Moses received the message M
, braced up and sent back word: ie
Nobody wants any pity from you
thar's cider in heaven they'll use
ppermint to keep it from CROWN !,
I'D" ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
School Building Burned.

Duxbury. Mass. May l4-Powdcr
Point hall the main building of the
Powder Point school. was burned last
night. fifty boy students losing many
personal belongings. The loss j. s3o.O0O.
The bows turned firefghters and saved
the surrounding cottages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14

Reynolds. the new catcher Of the High
landers. comes from Houston in the
Texas league. He batted for .230 and
felded for .a64. Reynolds is a hustler
and this quality was striking TO Chance,
who is in hopes Of developing him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
PEI ENTS WHEN
WOOER IS JAlLEl

fuIc,AGo. Jan. i5-eo wrous" 70
os peter Stauo when Rose 80, =
,,nod " 10 marry him last wee" n1a, tna. -
sIann.d the girl and otherwise ''a $3.50,
~, a'f AIS actions that ne was .r.,'Ts w ~
- Rose caused his arrest anu
w. WV vas sent to the workhouSe O''N
| sontence OF 200 days. ..-re
Hmt when Rose got home sne nc No
ID rs- hssty actions. she reea''ea ~, we
u,,.n {, was warm. Peter usea ~
WY - soda water and no" , .a..' .
nn nerrbt her candy Then Rose wep. -,
I MATED that after all Peter was go, Ito
Ssd Today found her IN Juose so aID .
oa au-, rom where Peter had pee" :
i fenced. ,.,.- 50. restore
C. 60 me-" she walled. A few rn'hu'Ia n-o
: peter dropped his "orN s on
h a,aTsr at the workhouse and wAs ", y,
20 nav 20 court in an auton'ou,.s ,,sa ~,
I'd sah.,n @ then made Rose the WIZ -
lie md the couple hurried shride
terrssctIonery tor asd store to buy the o'''e
- candy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Lone TICKET OFFlG5, 5F.1 = ,
BANDIT IS CAPTUH :

PosToN, Jan, l6,-The Ione ad
,,,ho has held up a half dozen III. l
,,cvet wv Offices in New York ana lied
uan,a in the last month vas "a hye,
g., This city today, the poliee e,. ong
n.,on William J. Clayton ''ea" a
nan was taken into CUSTOM lied
%ensa,,snq4,o a 4osnssy snsse following a" "r,l ,pn
dayylggni. gisry round found in one Of Of Iii SitpNt tc
pocket; ss' Says Win, Tiisosd SSe ,sHsi RG'Sis Ss
be a list Gi he amounts whicfe''
nesi9s siD9escenbsT T. > Sew eTn4sia nSFs csana MSH "a
$500: December 20 New s%'t York, Er!}ss$SSS,,
S$%1; nn,yy SS"qS lS' Philadelphia, Er''"Ss5 ?! 8
yam,isry ii, Pittsburg; o. r."
JepSa' JnSa total amount Of tne snrSs sanISou,
,,opsd m is s16sS. The ponssiGo nsiooS Nell
si9ngo sSa sn cash and more than Slvy SioN,n 20
Ia Fargo 60 money orders IN C'H' -
Session
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
WOULD We LA
ASSIST WIDG

Mrs. Anna II, King. one of the /
sentatiyes from Salt Lake. has inse |
Of preparation bill for the rcilef- !
pendent widows. The bill has let
rrogresSed ed far enough In its deto
make * possible for summarize
given. Mrs. kins said last nigist
probably the chief feature OF oil
would be provision that the stay
dependent widows pension ofIe-
thing Ike $40 month. Mrs. Kin
tends TO Introduce tho measurarly'
next week.
Thc dispatches yesterday contai.an
Item under a Des Molnes date Inc
effect that there had been introdl ir
the lower house OF the Iowa legisla Z
bill providing a pension o9 $40 a htl
tor dependent widows. IL Is likel,at
~ the Utah bill, there may BON
systen ct graduation, taking into ann
the number OF children the Wild 1
obliged 10 support.
A resolution. probably a. Joint "a:
ure, is expected 70 make Its s<a'
snce in the house today providinlh,
Utah materials exclusively be ut
cne construction Of the new capit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16

n,s,,,c, s--r at part o. oi H. Temple aiS and
,,,to.' O,S''a nauo,,bcas oi SouV
IEnlmgs IEns Wrst N2 stIzcss Salt Lake CITY
district 7-T1at par. { streets. .-,.,.
,,.inc west Of girst M'1f salt Lake 1.ey
ir,is,rict S-TSat parnnd Fourth Nc5s
between Firs Wes'of south Temple
s,rccI' strcci 11r, Of salt Lake. CITY
ss5%ss" Hss' ~ Fogf gf%'SS Sas' and the city
limits t0--'rhat part on .,TecrtIon
| Dlstrie southeust of the lntSIa po,,n-
county hrdan river and inc i'u''
OF the salt Lake City ,ro,nc north
Diary 81 No. li-The eNu
Di$ir, ri salt Lake county ::o,,,hyycs
westrirt ia-rhe cNtrS"'e
| Rnr Salt Lake county. a., two scna
pat OF, o. H0' l2,~utah county wv
HS5i,s;,,lc, l3-wasatch aud o''''A'
iesi ,r,,, l5-Muiard. BcaVer' MN
-i,,-a rbinrton counties. r,x,
:, a1IIsn,riSt i6-Sanpcte COUNT piuie Ga
1 DHiGrict i7-Sevier, wayne
neIo arc ar;ot iSWC,arbon, Emer?' Si'"N
Ssr Juas aslactIons OF the seRa'IrS "a nTovi i
:, lod ne somcwhat In ORDER Sors ~ I,
en-" tSe addition OF new lne'ltf ~ aIcct{o
Y loi honre and the rotatlol, u nach Z
Sedt1 mai ten senator's arc eiec'eu
: !eggfhS. hill was referred 70 tnS reIatio
1, ". st.,te affairs and tedeEel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
O;v;s;on of Senators.

-, and insurance, state AFFAIRS a'''
federal relations. and enrolling bills,
Ridsoni-E,nfif'Iasilai t,aie Affairs and fedora ,Sd re;
ations chairman apprSipIsi0eoo ppaHispa
claims. ,coaT,or coon,G Ash game and forestiT;X,'
S;Shways 1iSHs; eSHId and public lands punn' "e-
and labor ,;,,ary chairman; education; (;
snitshm,irGsas''snd snnnitsc,Srss aud commerce mines "'''
Inining, RAILROADS. ,, chairman; aEs :
S5 lE1ris5 - 1ns NJ
SSiHgs esots ;sSrays sn se"s"Gf s"G @ a1d;
and forsssJjyyn Ssajyn and" and labor, pun'e ns'''o
lions. ,,,,..,cturcs and comuetSS
Wieht-Maaam,y,tsss aa,,ts and banking; count
sms %%aan,cpa sqrPSraiiSGIsne mines ns sna nj"
Ing nST,lIaemas-Appropriations Tlea and ddrrGossin Gls.m
cbair@an;, ra'esi si,. eha1f1"a" Sines and min,n
and ENROLLING enSannora lions lions and insurance eta
= pFmIairs pFIansS and federal releuons'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
"LOBBYING' CRY
IN POINT r.

A brisk contest developed in
ate Yesterday on the proposal
a rule that would have tho
denying the privileges OF th,
former members OF the leglsla
purpose OF the rule was 10 prev
ing. Ii was charged that fori
oers of the senate were the mo
ent. pernicious and obnoxious
with which the senate had eve
nicted.
The rules committee recomnl
adoption of o rule limiting the
OF the floor OF the senate I
members OF the legislature. sta
former governors and membe
press. Senator Benner Y.
rored the denial of the privilei
floor TO former members OF Il
ture. but thought that the pr!
the 0oor should be extended
and members OF the city conn
Salt Lake. officers OF the natit
and of the regular army.
On vote Il developed thai
Vored Senator Smiths amend
nine opposed IT, The senate
lsrly divided on the adoption o
posed new rule and il was los
the senate revived the rule o
session extending the privilcs
floor TO former members OF Il
ture and others. and passed il,
only the city council to city c
10 III the altered conditions O
govern nent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
SAl7 LIKERs GAIN
COMMITTEE HEADS
,,,ortart Chairmansl,ips Go
10 Local Members OF
the Senate.

,,,,,ortant committee chair-
Most Oh the senate go TO Salt LAM
manS'P' tho oldest members Oh ''i'
mcmoers' .yo most important chairman
body VI. iyen 10 Senator Benner ~
ships "asonator w. y. Wtli'oms lo
Sm''n ~ hartman of tho committee o''
former 10 nI ,hc latter OF the commit
)ua'e, ,propristons aud claims. ~ ~
tee on npr also gets the chairnans"p
Tor ;. .n,mIttee on rules. inc nv"
Oh '"1 ,rl members Jared well III Wv
Salt l"~ committees assignments scha
na''e. non, Ferry is chairman Oh Liz
tor w, on mines and mining; SEM ,h,
comlni1'C Rjdcout is chairman W, en-
tor VI nn state affairs anu r'ni
comniitr1I Ind enrolling bills; senator "a 81
SrosSi's Hartman OF the commute
trell 10 rnorations and insurance ,,
! private o. po.ardnor announced his con-
,,as apointments mt the co.,e, c',ia Han
init.,,oorrdais session OF the senddh ndh. low,
IN itnd the upheaval III ,itter T a:
r n,se lns ." ovr the question OF GoINatiu Nfacetious
sigII,ets siMglaests that the appointments Car
,e she tabI for one day. sn,,,ed a.,
y. inc inc ioosd surprised, tnen a1nr S SmI
Q led leddorcd That they do so se,seSt decI
cr oruca'ks that the senate iusns sa,,sn I
,d fe" Ssvs committee OF hVe re'''
ol l,rrointtcnlS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
STkb HALT FEUO \
!. Fl A SINGLE BW.
| |A,dhce Cheers When \. =
! KeE anc-Miss Dallas dsp
tnds for Curtain ca.
-(MHN lT? Oh, DEAR,N%
.y,.|Nsaer Takes Back ~
is is 1 rsh Word; Jane GFlhtf
4 Ito Be Leading Lady
MTsN n lT? Oh, DEAR'No

YOU can't sec Miss DALLAS y tI
IY" roa much has already been sfi sf
'fp these words, e. j. Kelly, mai roI
ne ,hc Colonial theater stoe1
a .: ao,up,ly and nrm1y denied ir,.d ne new !,
W ,,o, last night permlsslo" -
IIsw ''[ either of the stars whose n4l' ~
tiem |1res eau, caused MISS Gertrude pal'
-. ,I - terminate her engagement
t. lodv of the COMPANY
30 Miss Dallas indisnanNs 49,,
aSer; S :, %,a her apartments at the 60,
Manager Kelly's arrangement I ~
W. her own instruction or asr
In,'. - wnllam J. Kelly ,..l,nsr the star e,
Yea to he interviewed turtns. sar
"srer' vu stood armly BY their c,lar tor
"Trions. T charges and counter cnNr
r;,le and counter dentals'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
HANSEN PREPAE
BANKING I

Three important ba hiking oills
introduced Today in the senate |
ator w. s. Hansen OF Box Eide
man o; the committee on ba n
oLnking. The bills are recomme
the committee ON legislation OF I
, Bankers association and By The 4
Bankers association.
One or these bills provides thai
nc II misdemeanor for q person
a check on q bank In which he
FUNDS on deposit sufficient TO c,
check, provided That no arranged
ocen made with the bank for
Ano,he.. bill proposes an easier
pf adjusting accounts held 10
Swo persons III bank, IN ca
death 81 one. Under the present
where thcrc - an account IN {
against Which both husband 6
may draw checks, In case OF Il
"f o.e lAe other is barred from
ne against the account until IN
of the deceased person Is probat
proposed law would permit the S
persor 10 continue checking aga
1ccount
Thp tnird ohi provides that Ii
lation cf statements deroga tory
financial Sta ardinS Of any bank
iina 1clai Institution Shall cons
.rjsdcIcdacV.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
SKIS CHANGE IN
MARRIAGE LAWo

.,.rres In the narriaSee; Se;,, lam in.
Radical changes aSe proposed in a ao1ee OIL u. J.
u .esd Tue yesterday by Ses,,pes Sens. tho bill
oIiT Among other ot,I ae.xanination OF
provides for q fo. marriage licenses mar.
all sppnTof ppr1,, Of the application o0t erably
r,are ! ne license is changes finder the pro.
rom the prssen. .rnlication lSir for maria a, gI
posed Law me statement of tne tMn ocI
mus ,,an name and surnane, and ages
cnnation. birthplace. res the marriage Is
of the paraeond or other narIiaSSsiSSn
the first. s'.os'Sences, sS occupation: infoprna-
nautS ne ne parents and sucn ~ vs' To- ascertain
ton as may be ,nepe heGesSa is any legal I'M
W,hetner or not tLsiie =,
pedient form ,T Of the applicat,,SSnn ,Sn State ant
uniform IN e,aycd eoesy py tho secrerafs, sIs s,xt, T.
the st2te GG the passage OF the Ic be issued
7 oaS1 license TO nlarry in case eithe
i under the propG;sseGa ;s an IDIOT imbecilSs; :
q OF the par;IregS or under guard,annas,nin,o II
. n"oorn nooJson Of uusound mlSor maS onrareotic drug
:. INC an habitual usss an nabItual crin
. an haoitual dfnlNS5tTn run Ben insane within n n
st !ns!. or 10 any male person T,nats %rU Of a
= 6een within five years e'ndigent perso
X asylum, OF horne aencar ar that the cause
+ unless Walton ~ IhI has been remSgoily mTSsnoily
thai he s able ttI to IS se,sS With eIs
~nem ,{ssable disease. or ~ infoxica
tTans't,,eseTn ,e eTnder the influence o'
4 or ha,ooltit aa,nolicant for a. rnarriagi rnNti ale v
(S If the blli becomes efsnp IN affidavit Of at Il
the soTn'ii 1Y licensed physician tha' ,nesn, Ses
one ones1ug narties are not t'1s lotU, resideu
ne Of VI uns1a 1ave thclr marriage sth 20 Utah ;
et some otHe, I'll he void. VINO et s,
eto marriage attempts 70 secure ins nsly ys sW
rype cures OF =, marry by knoNlnslSS :
gtat OF a, ncenISe - the statements ~
OH Ing is'se1y sep1yp,,cation OF by any o.rsll sball
stay In tne api'on or pretense sha
= i,e- Iepresed Iseps1sd guilt Of perjury aT person
Kin deenisgSa accordingly: ahT me act,
rely punirs,eth pi,,g the provisions OF u1I by a Il
latinIIc snail be punisneo "
aiiah So Sut,,r, sl0o 10 $500. ,,,.r appropr
tSs qddssR sssie TO board q salsSo 300 tt e
sla ior sne an appropria ,ion o. ,Se Se0 nee, Ct
.hth carrr,eeTsation and printing OF ,n' %
.el,at, pneppia. the appropriation "
b9me oia.'n hoard of ilcalth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
SION OF HOUSE
BRIEF, PEACEFUL
sored Journal" Has no
ord to Show Famous
Vote of Tuesday.

,,rast to the turmoil o.
ifikini; sessions OF tho house, ot-
q nv. <,,ins. WAS a very nhiu
> ,netcd only ten minutes ecs-
IL ts.,,,oeuEle fact about tnc .n.l
mos. uo' ,hsencc from the 1ouiin,nnn
vas -. tuW To the two ballots ,'',I,Ii- ,'IIi
reis l nn which certain ono
,,s.o,eJ with the pemoomrf1,t II does
20 ballots was 1t roN cau' Con-
r,,oar In the house Jp't, racord that
ntIw there is no olnr,1 n] Renublicans
KeP"ppi ,pr side OF ,beIr oRpomss",wh Who
ndaE ,ns sneaker said thelr ihe
pH tho dav'S dcfcat "Icnub.
!. ibcy had not put I,tSncrais' I,tS
.na, ',,t,n voted With the 'vn aid no
; - ~ yesterday that uosri rs ap
Ifcst itsslf and the, IN" YOU 'Iurbulenc
"a gives no hint ol NV
he prcceur,tIi is thar the dove . n
le presunlp,to' ,g best efforts 81. 81.
,c put ior'n roferencc TO the se'
IenScu Scuoircs Of the preceding corr
pnal uo''IT ~. T5a,.is chairman oil I'D Wy I,
hpe! VI committees, again a.m .. var
oo,C,cndations oC OF mcIripe's
.,o ''f, Eve Republican noeting ait
ney committee ihe house, AZ
a, sd'1asti''iht 1ast night Mr.. Day: :a,.rrss a. meha h
lock S,n,ittee, said that proSlsG, &c
me ade cUd and there was La iaii : Se q,
1r Ihan, tic committee wou.u ho,
lncc t." the session oi .li9 orro
irep9aCzi al . o'clock TINS noocra
Day TsS ADDED DO. tIat Iparesented aes 70 tic
sitw their selections to[ thcn these q
nims;nt5s is a. %nd ioiat Fa4 mse,inE - this sOoi i
:en; eeIn;rraG sns's session before the hna' A''
.'nts ,1g were agreed upon, poonmn,,nlttecs tc
nned TS for the house Sc apnnsointments ns :
sternooano, INC oano,mmittccs mi have ,,,tss a task o"
q on - no small magnitude
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Hiss Dallas Denies.

,us. DaIias took quick y,
si'sS NC 90 exported assertion tha' s'I ny
L, hsly ',amn,s9 to "surreptltiGuIbllyok blok apt ]
ne had arranged 70 e1aSi ,hs new eadir'
5t6 w VINO heeoSnts Is az Gs iS the gsT{s 0l ,9e
,ri Without trouble. rform nee ~
concerned, nc Hiss p@IlaS ,hai ,6ey aS9 cold epa
'?s tss tsss"J ss s
{iS5s $sS ssS%ber e Z ~
Sss s5ss 5ssa aE FsS S! I:P Ps sIS 92;1 a
inS nnso vent Wild with applauS a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
pOINCARE SECONDS S,,,
RACE FOR PRESEN

pAR1s; Jan n ,o16i l5a caucus S3's 81 pas,fiss
making up the maloI,ina mltiiae 60 nluate a
and chamber OF deptSdenCy the re-
Gnblic GENE resulted as follows; jules
Ravrnond Poincare, pe',,,iiurcE4. pe, vE4 An
pamns. minister OF asriI" ast ~ III senate,
spsmisr Ss%issF 8 4Ss ,isS ssSopS nd IA pans
@i9is'sSa sSa q reSsf asTsqRtSgHss a;
,,S1 - sao osilo, sHeSS viii Ge taNel !o-sEoN:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Iemocrats Cared For

r,o two Democrat tic meuLtor J,
nafe are we'll cared t0ri OF the
Z Funk OF Cache is cna'F Senator
mmittce on public heaiIR COMMIT
M olson OF Sanpete oty5 PRINT
on contingent eNpenss.n mem
Z. In addition. they alst lmpor-
I-shlp on several Of the A..
y. m,aEinE the asstg1ommittces
embership of the, variotrioute ihe ihe
e presid ent ain aimed thsro ro 66ssSitts, be aS is,
II Conflict as possible ibrtant com
atfnps. On several tlmost toen
lsttess the membershipgiew to saw
q N lime toward the e for all pra1G; p1;
en the Same commtder the Dill
n lnai purposes. may ttees. 90,
: kfore two OF three cced by Pres
tThe committees an
n 20 rdper fOllOW.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16
Folloy Adopted Rule.

1-,ds,a p rule adopted by the Sens.e ;S.;tsne
the Recommendation Of the SSeenmi,tees Snlni's
Iuss as nuTHiss ninstses ssesp,i
reduJea So Committees, with the eheero' i,o co
OF OF the SS or r%lss nns snq enroed hed b
are seeFea ho other 9th unimportant TS,n conn
tsss'h 'hsss Sss" oss sPnesse Pmneesasn, rsS
tee wi '%iSa the exception Of the .or prgRll Rls
sSsie9Ga sSs eaal gwen an extra comp
ch5rmfRSsairPi hbn fsRSairPmanship of one Of thsat ! e
so@mittsses sadt &c Senator st ses SSH.s e. Sn
hsl ,sor os 5gsoc is ohaiTman HTn' of the 90 R,
Ga Both Of Utah. Of the ossorra somm''IJe j. ,na %
clon. and Senator ,t,se Geofe on &C CO @'''
snScinai corporations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-16

PR0VI
FOR IN TEA
+. ON ALL +
Issue of Late Cam
Made the Subject (
Presented by State
ator G. J. Kell.
Continued from Page

the public lands is not taken
the stale board of land con;ml
The other bill proposes IL
each community Interest on
IN an amount not less Than >
provides that any bank in
may apply for deposits OF y
upon 1epos.ting sufficient suI
bill applies 10 all city. county
districts. It's provisions arc
same as that securing interest
on public funds. The supcrvisl
each ease is either the city
commission, county commiSs
board OF c0uca tlon.
The bills we're referred to [
tee OH ID nks and banking.
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aims. ,be orphans houie on
PPtGpr!s.sG,pTy Sssisted Ss in the completion
hiGn en- gre% new orphans home
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