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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-28
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 WASHINGTON, July ls Eleven progressive senators and n few r.pth- Iican ones have declared in favor of I.afollctte's schedui".I .n wuol and cot ton and It is fcar,i that this com.i- nation will have the result eff weaken Ing tho position p: tn, democrats m the matter. None Of Inc democrats have Joined thu l.afoiiette circle ip this respect yet hut some of them hii declared that only party loyalty k-opt them supporting tho ndminis,ratinn's proposals in these two artic!cL
 The Lafollcttc crowd. It Is admitted, Is strong enough to cauac Il seriaus opposition particularly as the wH'l and cotton growcrs nrc fighting strsnuously still to have the tartfl
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LADIES BUSY iN EFFORT
 TO DECORATE CITY

The movement on the part uf tue ladies to have everyone take m :n tercst in decorating the yards and va- cant spaces in the city is ;;;,Ibing he,,dway and several of thra i,aya taken personal interest in tho nat 'si. It has been proved that the wiid Ho.crs of tho tundra cnn h, taken np wrl, tue and and made tn grew Ey in yards or y.,r,icns
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Special N.sost eervics.

WASHINGTON. July 27.--That the United States feet will be sent through the Panama canal in April Is now al- most certain nnd the plan has already been announced in a tentative manner by the department of the navy.
 Should the canal be fully ready at the time this plan will bc carried out without fail but the tentative nnture of that there Is nothing absolutely certain about it.
 From the accounts of the chief en-
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r:I- PASo, July 27.-Charles H. Dia- n"tnd. American immigration inspector ~ lay Guga, Mexico. has been shot by Mexican soldiers and is now in .. crI- Seal cntuition. It is feared that he n iii die and should the result be fatal H will mean that the most serious f.iisnn yct given for American inter v"ntion will have been provided. It K declared that Diamond was shot in the back und this fact has aroused tiIt Americans in this neighborhoud to the highest pitch of indignation. Should the facts he proved fully 1t K feared that the shooting will lead to grave acIs "f rcpris!ll unless the United states government takes the matter up with determination.
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ORDINANCE
 COMES UP TONIGHT

The new ordinance governing as- easements and the collection of city taxes will come up tonight al the meet Ing of tho city council. This ord, nance provides for the selling of prop erty for taxes without the necessity of bringing suit. It was postponed from former meeting In ord.r 10 give the committee or law and ordi- nances and the city attorney time to look 1t over.
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ORDERS ENQUIRY INTO
 NEW YORK BOND ISSUE
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 WASiiNGToN. July 27.-The in.cr- statr commerce commission has or- dcrcd an enquiry int" the New York city contracts winch have recently hern hid for. The city proposes to make II bond igsuc of one hundred and sixty seven millions of dollars with which il is intcndrd to perform II very niGc amount of work. There hCvo come some rlImors that every thing k not right in thc matter and thai som" graft of II cnlossii nature is about {" Ice tried. There is no reason publicly known for this suspicion and m proofs have been forthcoming but the interstate commcicc commission will at least help to show inc whole matter in ilS trac light |" tn" public.
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AMBASSADOR WILS0NaMUST s::
 GIVE AccouNTloF AcTIoNS

and the Secretary of State knew that such secret agents were employed and Il iias d;iwncti all ai once upon the country that the administration has been all this time carefully studying tliv conditions.
 m" President and Secretary seem io have been going about the matter II. a c.nl, deliberate manner with the h.isc nj the cause of Aiexico's troub- h'* and particularly tlc cause cf its hostility towards the United Suites.
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Special Nugget ossvies

LONDON. July 28.-The Daily Telegraph carries dispatch from it's vienna correspondent today to the ef. feet that Greece and Servia and Roumania have decided to leave Bull Garia absolutely nothing in the shape of territory hut what 1t had before the war.
 The negotiations have not yet bcgon but the delegates are now on the way to the Rouma nian capital to enter into them. If is feared that Turkey
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JOHN W. DAVIS MADE
 SOLICITOR GENERAL
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 WASHINGTON. July 21.--John w. Davis. of West ViGrinIa. has been mo- minated solicitor general of the United States. IL was supposed that the man nominated was John William Davis. of Rhode Island. hut tho information giv- cn out this morning seems to show tha [ it Is not the man who was a delegate to several democratic national c0uven- tions and formerly governor of Rhode Island.
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BuLGAR|ANS WILL
 GAIN NOTHING

will declare war on Greece. or, rat'.er, that 1t will renew the hos ilitic3 which had been interrupted.
 The Greeks and Scrvians arc sill encamped in tho country surround Ing Sofia and that city is completely at their mercy as the Notifications are practically useless
 The Turkish forces are reported not to have penetrated Hulgarinn ter rltory very much and are now quite satisfied with strengthening :l.ir po- sition in their rccapturcd provinces.
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Fl. PASO, July 2s-Edwar'!s. the American consul at Juarrz, has Gc- mnnded in the name of thc Initcd States the prosecution of ;hc assail- ants of Dixon and tho fli'ure of ike Mexican government sn acccdc tn the demand may mean ths precipitation ,f the breach of peace hrtwc"n h crun- tries
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SEAL EXPERTS NOT
 COMING TO NOME

The marshal had telegram to'iay from Henry W. Elliott and A z G;l- laghcr. the seal experts. who are now a. the Pribiior islands that they Will proceed to Seattle direct and will not come to Nome. They were sent to lic islands to investigate the seal condi- tions there by congress
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TWO ARRESTED FOR
MURDER OF GIRL
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Special Nusset Service.
 LOS ANGELES. July Jack Drumgood and samuel Rabcr were arrested here today for the murder nt girl named Cherry St. Maurice. The girl was done [" death at Sacrn- mcnto and some mystery surrounded the occurrence hui il tx now said that and tl,at tho evidence agn inst the nc- cuscd men is very strong.
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EXcuRSlONISTS
 PAY COMPLIMENT
DECLARE BY TELEGRAM THAT THEY HAVE PLEASANT
 MEMORIES OF US.

Tourists hpmrward bound have pleasant memory of your fine hospital ity."
 Such was the telegram received to- day by Dr. Mustard. president of the Chamber of Commerce. from the Nic- torln and which was signed by the Seattle thamI,cr of Commerce. The message came via Kcfthikan and was dispatched yesterday.
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SEATTLE. July 26.--Aftrr con ..,.nce with Secretary "f Statc Bryan which lasted forty minutes i"L'y
 Ambsssador Henry Lane Wilson was
 ,,,,,octed 10 prepare q report which
 Ill give u complete account o! all lis actions since the fall of ir,sidet DiaL
 The exfct account of what harucnct ,, tho conference has n"i h1rh given .ui but there. is no 'l"iil't ,,'s.i il'' complnints made aGainsi ;h" amls'S- sador are being thoroughly ;h,'i"d .h'" A good deal of scandal ls hcini: Sp x, IT. Wilson has been nccuscd st's"r'i Times of interference in lhc affairs "' 'l,' republIc md has IciimlIy h"n charged with knowing more ah'llt tho death "I Madero than he ought la know.
 After the c'.nfcl1'Ir' with th" ani- bassador the Secretary "t Siitr de- clared to the foreign rrE,t"ns com mittee of congress rhit he wuiiid make no immediate change in ih,. m"t."d "r enforcing the neutrality laws. He d'- ciares he is fully prepared for nn% do- velopmcnt of Mexican nffnirs thl' cnn rcssibly happen.
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WASlINGTDN. July 2S--Aftcr carefully going over all the facts with Ambassador Wilson anG with the sec ret ngcnis who have been invcstigat- ing tle Mexican affairs the [. $. government today made Il formal de- niani an President Ilucrta for the rrmpt trial by cnurtmarthil and punishment of the assailunts of Dix nn and also for lhc immediate release "f Charles Iissel and Ilcrnard Me- Donald. two American miners who have been imprisoned in Chihuahua.
 This Is the first formal demand rlade nn the Mexican government by the government af tic United States since tho coming in of tho new ndmnistrl- ion and the country is now awaiting with much interest the outcome. II has been given out hat no further nonscnsc will he tolerated and thut the failure of Mexico to meet the de- mands for justice will bc followed by mere severe steps.
 In many quarters il Is believed that inc demand is the beginning of tho steps for intervention or fnr The in- sistrnrr once for all that American citizens he left severely alone.
 WASHINGTON. July 2S.-" 'csldent Wilson declared this afternoon Ina: he I,n,u mi LnIin,.n fhnt inc crIaix hn q
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

There will M meeting -"f the Chamber of Commerce. in tho city hall on Tuesday night at eight oci"ck. Tsuslncss of importance.
 D. E. CROWLEY,
 Secretary.
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WASHING1 ON. July 21. .Nii his;sa. dor Wilson presented tn Ser 'tary Bryan today the written r.i'"r' which he had been instructed t, nitl. of the conditions of Mexican affrivf. After T persual of t Bryan hainlrd fl tn rrt si dent Wilson IL contains .t report uf nil the occurrence since tue f.'li "f President DLaz to ,hr prcs"ni momcni.
 A most unusual situatin.i ms n",I1 caused by the discovery ilE'i the Cni- ted States government has h''' secret agents in Mexico al the time watching the trend of affairs and without tIi" knowledge of the United states an. bassador.
 today for the first time and h.. .ss, Iot time in iniimaiiur 1" thu .',le"5,s; s;'- ton that he considered z mos; u;S- courteous to him :" have s..r,'l arrnis or unofficial representatives in a conn- "hSa' f-t'ifHt 'tN% oeen In full charge. There k n hi,iinl. the fact that Wilson considers li,c ri'.. sence of secret agents of iho l'us,.T States in Mexico as Il rctlssi,nn .n n'mse'f and Il sort nf proof that h" did not have the confidence or his own government.
 n' F. Dclvall,. of Los Angeles wio has been thr secret agent nr thr T.. S. government in Mexico for ,hr,r "ohths was called in a confcrt nee ''oay by Mir. Bryan Not T sonl in me country outside of tho President
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Steamer corwin will sail for Teller. York. Wales, Dssrins, keswsiik and Biossom July 2%. For particulars call at Corwin office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-28

The Nugget will print your station cry at resemble pricss or shert notlee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-28

ThoruIf Lehman, Purvsyor to the people of Nome.
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SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the PeopleS Laundry whore you viii receive good work executed by none but white employees, whs receive the standard wages.
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LAFOLLETTE SENATORS
 KICK OF RUMPUS

1 in those things kept at it's f'umcr
 level.
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NOTICE.

Received at Bessie Store. 4 eIsaan sample sets mink and fox. Win hA sold reasonable. Call now.
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rhoruIf lsnmarn, Purvsyor to thu people Of Seward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-28

THE NEW EAGLE. The hsms es straight whisksys.
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WARSHIPS THROUGH CANAL 9 MONTHS
PLAN TO SEND U. SHEET
 THROUGH CANAL IN APRIL

be commenced hy tho smaller vessels after which the first class battlcahips will be sent through. Aboard the ves- sels, according to the tentative plans. will bc some of the heads of the ad- minlstrntlun while the governors of the Pacific and other western states will be ready at the Pacific entrance through.
 The steamer Hettie B will take the AIaska's place, carrying the mail for the U. 8. Mercantile Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-28

TO GET TNG NEWA snat interests AlsAkAns you shouSA supscribs for ,hs Daily NMgEsl. sa.ee r~r month delivered.
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AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS
 STAND ON GUARD

val, to even suggest terms of peace
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WASHINGTON. July 2S.-c csldent Wilson declared this afternoon tlia: he 1u"s not believe that the cris's has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-27
DIR, LAURO MULLER
ON WAY TO COAST
Distinguished Brazilian and Party
Pass Through Salt Lake City;
Short Stop Made.

Dr. Lauro Muller, minister of foreign
affairs for Brazil. passed through Salt
Lake Yesterday afternoon on his way to
San Francisco. He was accompanied by
a party In charge OF II. NJ. Cushing,
travelling passenger agent OF the Denver
& Rio Grandc railway. The distinguished
personases reached Salt Lake at 215 p.
m and left for Ogden at o'clock.
Accompanying DIR. Muller were the fol-
lowing Dudley Field Malone. assistant
secretary of state; Captain Antonio Sam
payo. Brazilian. naval aide, Captain An
tonic da Fonseca. Brazilian military aide;
Lieutenant Commander Roscoe c. Bull
mer, u. 6, N, American naval aide;
Captain La Vert Coleman. L. S. A,
American military aide. NJ De Barros
Pimental OF the Brazilian embassy at
Washington NJ Maurice Naberco of Rio
de Janeiro; j. j. Dickinson OF New York
Charles Lee Cooke, attache OF the de-
partment Of state; f. l., Jervice OF the
secret service; II. y. Darnell Of the
PENNSYLVANIA system.
Hallet W. Smith. director of the col
onzation bureau OF the Southern Pacific.
came to Salt Lake TO act as escort for
the visitors from here TO the coast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-27
K. OF C.. MEMBERS
I'M STATE OUTING
Lagoon Is Scene of Pleasant Affair
Marred Only by Inclement
Weather.

Several hundred knights Of Columbus
and their friends, from Salt Lake, ogden,
Park City and Eureka, met at Lagoon
yesterday and enjoyed the annual state
outing OF the order in Utah. The in
clement weather necessitated the post
poncment Of the state cha mpionship base
ball game, which was 10 ne played In
the afternoon between the teams repre-
senting Salt Lake and Ogden councils,
The game will be played in the near fu-
ture, either In Salt Lake or Ogden,
A number OF races and other athletic
features were sched duled To follow the
baseball game. but the wet condition of
the track also caused the postponement
OF these events. But despite the threa l.
ening weather a large crowd went to
the resort in the afternoon attracted by
It's various amusement features.
Those vino went IN the afternoon, many
OF them, were Joined early in the even
Ing by others from town and many
parties for picnic suppers followed. The
principal feature OF the evenings enter
tainment was dancing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-27
LUNCHEON GIVEN BY
WARDS Of WIZARD
Plan Proposed to Join Coast
in "See America First"
Movement.

Definite action toward joining the Fes-
tivals association OF the Pacific coast
was taken yesterday by the directors
and committeeman of the Wards OF the
Wizard of the Wasatch at an informal
luncheon held al the Commercial club
The luncheon was given In honor OF
George l.. Hutchin OF Portland Mr.
Hutchin, as president of the Festival asso-
ments for Salt Lake to Join the coast
cities In the See America First move
ment.
The local carnival company will aff1l-
ate with the coast cities and Salt Lake
will benefit as one of the principal cities
among those that hold annual festivals,
Mr., Hutchin's plan is to have the asso-
ciaton open a series Of community cele-
brations. beginning at Pasadena January
/, and then to follow the coast into the
northwest holding the last event-Wiza rd
Of the tch-in Salt Lake.
Besides Mr. Hutchin. President e, D
Woodruff Of the Commerci club, j. A.
Baker. manager OF the Keith O'Brien
store. and S. A. Maginnis. exalted ruler
OF the Ell1s. spoke in favor Of the plan.
The Salt Lake carnival this year will
be held August %, 90 and 30
Among the new members Just initiated
by the Wards OF the Wizard of the Wa
satch are A. B, Pembroke c. n. Sutton,
King, D. H; Reilly, Wesley King, j., II.
r. w Hornung. ]. H Paterson, w. f
Butler, r. V. Hunt. w. A. Nilsson, A. Fl
Christensen, F, S, Murphy, a. Fl. Wool
ley. James Chapman, A r. Balm, r. w.
Madsen, David Keith, Charles Peterson
and w, e. Anderson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-27
OLD FOLKS OUTING
TAKES PLACE TO-DAY
Trip to Brigham City Is to Be
Made Despite the
Elements.

The old folks outing to Brigham City
will take place today. when 1900 men md
women. past the age of so years, will
board the palatial train OF twenty steel
cars, furnished TO them by the Oregon
Short Line and make the trip 10 the
northern city. Despite the rain of yes
terday almost all who had prepar red to
make the trip We're on hand al the depot
and were greatly disappointed when at
the last minute the excursion was called
Off because OF the heavy downpour which
was reported In Brigham City.
The old folks have lost no interest
however, In their annual outing and will
be enthusiastic as ever when they
prepare TO leave this morning. The COM
mittee urges that all intending 10 take
the trip provide themselves with suitable
wraps in case a, storm should arise.
Aside from the entertainment and din
ner which will be given the excursionsts
at Brigham City. refreshments OF all
kinds will be furnished on the train
Half a baggage car has been loaded with
andwiches. lemonade. cake and candy
for the guests.
A. F. Brewer. superintendent OF the
Utah division of the Short Line, will be
on hand to personally see that every at
tention and comfort is extended the old
folks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-27
MEETING PLACES OF
N. {. A. GATHERING
General Secretary D. W.
Springer Makes Announce
ments of Interest.

D. W. Springer. general secretary OF
the N. E. A, yesterday completed the
schedule OF meetings and meeting places
for the several departments which Will
convene during the week commencing
Monday. July {, and ending Saturday,
July II. The subjoined list indicates
these times md places and also gives the
name OF the local committee member
who will be custodian in charge OF the
doorlseepers and ushers. The complete
schedule follows:
kindergarten. Mark C. Brown-First
Church of Christ. Scientist. Monday, a:3o
a. nl; Wednesday, 2;3o p. M; Thursday,
0:3o a. m.
Elementary education, A. o, soder-
berg-Tabernacle. Wednesday, $50 a. m;
Thursday, Q a. M; Friday. 23o p. m.
Secondary education-Assembly hall.
"Wednesday, 230 p. M: Thursday. 9 a
m. and 2;3o p. M; Friday $3.50 a. M and
Higher education. Harold Goff-Bar-
IA tt hall, Wednesday, 9:30 a. M. Friday,
Normal schools-First Church Of Christ,
Scientist. Wednesday. $3.50 a. M. Thurs
day. a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
Manual training and art j. Challen
Smth-Flrst NJ Il, church, Monday. $3.50
a. m: Wednesday. $3.50 a. m. and 2;3o p:
M: Thursday, 2:S0 p. m; Friday, $3.50
Music education, f. W. Fraser-First
Congregational church, Wednesday, 2.30
p. m: Thursday, a m; Friday. $50
a. m.
Business education, G. Snow Gibbs
F;lks club Monday, $50 a. M; Thurs
day; 80 p. m. Friday go a. M
nesday, $50 a. m; Thursday, 2:30 p, m,
Physical education. L. ]. Muir-Unity
hall Wednesday, $3.50 a. m: Friday, 2;3o
p. m.
Congregational church, Wednesday, $50
a. m.: Thursday 230 p. m.
School administration. James r. Smith
Blshops building; "Wednesday, $50 a. m.
Library, z. B Houtz-Unity hall Mon
day, $50 a. m: Wednesday. 2:So p. M
Friday, $50 a. m.
Special education. J. NJ. Anderson
Whitney hall. Wednesday. 2:3o p. M;
Friday, 2:30 p. IN.
school patrons: S: P; Eggertson-La-
fayette school, Wednesday. 2;3o p. m;
Rural and agricultural education. Oscar
Van Cott-F'irst Presbyterian church.
Monday. $50 a, M; Wednesday. 2:3O p.
National Council of Teachers of Eng:
Nsh D. G. woodard-First Church Of
Christ. Scientist "Wednesday, $50 a. m.
American School Peace league-Taber-
Hdtle, lHuISudS' -s'p p III, tIldaSs
| .. m.
School Gardens Associations of Amer
| lea. W, c. Wooton-Whitney nall. Mon
day. $50 a: m; Wednesday. 10 a. M;
Thursday, 10 a. m.
| American Association of Collegiate
| Registrars. Eugene M. Decker-Lion
| house, Tuesday, $50 a. m; Wednesday,
| $3.50 a. IT.
| Federation OF State Teachers associa-
| tions. A. J. Hagen-Elks club, Dates 10
| be announced later.
League Of Teachers associations. J. A.
Powell-Barratt hall. Dates to be an
| nounced later
Board OF directors-Lion house. Dates
| to be announced later,
| Nominating committee-Commerci
| club. Dates to be announced later.
| At all meetings in the tabernacle and
| Assembly hall George 3. Margetts Will
have charge OF all doorkeepers and ush-
| ers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-27
ONE KILLED AND ONE
MORTALLY INJURED

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2e.-Harry Mar
tin, mocha nician for Charlie Merz, who
drove the last lap IN the recent 500 mile
automobile race at the Speedway with
his car on fire to win third place, was
killed al the Speedway while testing out
a car today, Martins assistant Frank
Agan. was probab fatally injured
Martin was running the car at high
speed around the course when It blew
n tire at the northeast turn, hit the
outside retaining wall and rolled over on
the track with both men under It. Mar
tin was killed instantly and II Is doubt
ful II Agan will recover.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-27
BANQUET HELD BY
ELECTRICAL MEN

. The local section OF the National Elec-
tric Light association held banquet and
social meeting and elected officers for the
next two years last night at the Mission
cafeteria. The Utah Light & Railway
company is the Salt Lake central station
of the national organization and ban
quet and social session is held every
three months.
Following tine banquet. the election cf
officers took place. after which were sew
eraI informal talks and then the main
event of the evening. an illustrated lee
trre. Electrical Development on the Pa
cihc Coast was given by j. H. Jones.
sta ton of the Utah Light e. Railway
company. The lecture was illustra ted
with many stereoptlcon views. About
ninety were present. Following are the
officers for the next two years. K. q,
Cannon, president; Leslie Minis. vice
president: A. r. Kennedy. secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-27
Those Who Will Go.

Those who Will take the trip are as
follows:
William H. Brown, Ogden, II, p, Burns,
Salt Lake, Francis NJ, Bishop. Salt Lake !:
George a Cook, Grouse Creek: S. D..
Chase, Salt Lake; Aaron Darling. Salt
kins. Salt Lake: w II. Mcneil. New
Harmony; Henry Page, Salt Lake; Henry
G. Rode, Salt Lake; John w. Reed, Salt
Smith, Mldvale, Amos X. Smith, Salt
Lake; William F Wilson, Salt Lake;
John Weston, Ogden; n. D. Corser, Salt
Lake
GETTYSBURG CONFEDERATE VET.
ERANS-John J. Taylor. Pavson; A. D.
ellis Eureka; Charles Warren. Salt
CoNFEDERATEs NOT IN BATTLE
John Amos, Payson; Walter A. Bennett
Salt Lake: John L. Beesly. Provo; W. L.
r. Dotson. G. 3: Dobbins Salt Lake b
F. HiI. East Mn Creek ~ ,,,,,, :,
lanes Isaac Atkinson, Woods Cross
Charles F. Abbott Salt Lake: Charles
W Bouton. Salt Lake; Ephraim Bartlett
Thomas campion; Provo; George George w
Cochlerm, Salt Lake; w a. Clovis. Salt
Lake; Levi Dunham. Mt, Pleasant; Jo-
seph A, Fischer, Salt Lake; c, o, Farms
Leonidas H Kennard Salt Lake; John
La Due, Salt Lake; Smith McComsey,
Salt Lake; George Piper, Springville;
John NJ Preshaw, Ogden; John a.
Pritchett. Fairview, John VI. Powers
Lake; Elias Price Salt Lake: Albert L.
Rivers. Salt Lake; A, &. Richardson
Pennington; William C. Roberts, Provo.
Temple Short. Ogden: Joseph +. Smith
Sprngville, Thomas a Starh. Salt Lake
Hilton Springstead, Bountiful. Edward
Theriot, Salt Lake; Frank 6. Nallereux,
Ogden; James l.. Welshans. Ogden; r D
Woodruff Salt Lake: David O. Waid
Provo, John White. Salt Lake; John H
Walker Salt Lake; Seymour p. Young
Salt Lake: Andrew j. Sargeant, Salt
Lake, and II. T. Menough. ogden.