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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
GROCERY SPECIAL.


17t POUNDS SUGAR. 81. Sg POUNDS,
60c: lbs, o.. 2ocS best cream cheese
lb., zoe, vinegar. gal, 1oc; corn mea |,
sack. 25c: large oranges, doz.. 15c: salt
l,errlngs. 1oc; 16 lbs. sugar and l 10.
baking powder. 81; II lbs. sugar, 10
baking powder, ! box bluelng. 2 pkgs.
starch, Arm and Hammer soda all for
81. 20 lbs. sugar. l Arm and Hammer
soda, 3 pkgs. starch, | box blueing 1 lb
baking powder for $3.50: Id, Lipton's
Yellow Label tea, ! ID. baking powder
2 pkgs. starch, for soc; cans plums
and Strawberries, 15c; salt bacon h.,
Ice; ham, 1Sc; cans peaches, 25c; ap-
ricots, To-, 15c; Postum cereal and Kof-
feet 2Oc; NJ ]. 3. coffee, soc: cans
Van Camps or Snider's pork and beans
Red Seal lye. peas, oysters, strawberry
lam. Csc; Palace Car coffee, zoe: bars
Fairy, A. B., Nap. boraS, CASTLE. 25c;
large size fishballs. 25c; devlled hams
25c; large milk. 25c: l0c Wool soap, 5c
honey, h., 10c; Yacht Club dressing, 25c .
Underwood dev, ham, loo; good cream
cry butter, 30c. compound lard Soc 60c
81 To-: cottolene. soc, Soc, Sl45. So lard
soc; los. s1.Go; pkgs, pancake flour. 26o:
2 lbs. ranch butter, o6c, Quaker Oats,
10c: doZ. good eggs, 45c; pkgs cereal
coffee. e5c, good broom zoe. lbs. dates,
Csc, split peas, To-, sc; Cream OF Wheat,
ISc; catsup. bottle. &c; high patent flour
s1.05; straight grade -four, 81. tall can
salmon, 1oc; 3 pkgs. ralsins, 25c; cans
corn, 1ec, lbs. dried prunes, 25c; pine
apple can. 10c; 2 pkgs. mincemeat, I6c.
8 lbs Sultana raisins. 25c. Chicago
Store, 1l6 w. First South. o26
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
BROOKS is SURRENDERED,
Returned TO Authorities by Brothers After
Escape From Deputy Sheriff.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 1.--Althouch tho prir-
oner escaped whila at the home of his
mother III Salt Lake last night. Fred e.
Brooks, held on q charge OF Issuing
worthless checks OH a OJalad bank. was
brought back 10 this city by Deputy
Sheriff George Lcatham today and Is once
moro confined In u cell at the county
jell. Rather than have tho man add 10
his alleged crimes b. becoming 2. fugi-
tive, the brothers turned Brooks over 70
thc local officer when he rcturncd 10 the
home Of his mother today.
According TO Sheriff T.: e. Harrison,
Brooke comes from g very we'll known
and respected family IN Salt Lake. FOR
this rea son he vas given every opporuu-
nifty 10 furnish security on the 800 bonds
under which he Is held TO the Second dis
trict court Deputy Leatham accom-
panied Brooks TO salt Lake for this pur
pose yesterday, and when the prisoner
WAS permitted 10 entcr n room alone TO
change hie clothes he accepted the op
portunity to climb through z window and
escape.
Tho local deputy remained In Salt Lake
last night but failed IN locate his man
untIl today. Tho relatives are very de
alrous Of squaring the mans accounts.
which arc said 10 reacl almost $1,000. He
will endeavor TO sell q. farm near Mnled,
Ida and pay all Clains
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

statelinc. Summit. feasible. ThoInpso9s'
1huTber, To9nerie will Ior Iorreyt W,rdcT IrDp'o'
Following are Offices in Nevada ana
the zones in which they lie:
Second Zone-Black Horse, Cobrc, Cur
Tart. Tai ''TSeS Tecemo. Tippett' Tobar weiis.,
Third zone-Acoma Alamo. Arthur.
Atlanta, Aura, Aurun, Austin, Baker.
Battle Mountain. heowa%e; ys,, or,ii,n 9nfHn'
calIente, Carlin, Cave Creek. Charleston
Cherry Creek, Cold Greek. Contact, Cor
te1, Currnnt, Deeth, Delamar, Duck
water. Dutton. East Ely. Edgomonfs Elho'
Golconda. Gold Creek. Grass V9lley.
Halleck. Hamilton, Hike, Hilltop. HOB
son. Hylton 1Ilipah, Iron Point. Jarbidge'
JOY. keystone, Kimberly. LamoIlle. Lee
Logan, Lund, McGlu Melvin. Mesqulte,
Metropolis, Midas. Millctt. Mineral lIjll.
Moapa, Mountain CITY, North Fork,
. Nein. overton, oNyhec, Palisade Pa
uaca. Phoebe. Potts. Preston. Prospect,
Romano. Rowland, Ruby Valley. Ruth
San Jarnto, Schcllbourne, Sharp. Sher-
man. Shoshoue. Steptoe. Stonchonse,
Strowberry snnnyslde, Tonhn. Troy
Tuscarora- Ursine. Whltcrock.
Fourth Zoue-AlpIne, Amos, Ardon. Az
rors Beatty. Berlin. Blair, Ronnie Clare,
Foyer Buckskin, Buffalo Meadows. Car
percld, Copporhi1l. Crescent Dayton
Derby. pun-Gleu. Dyer. Eaglcviile.
Empire. rsirview. FAIlon. Fitting. Fort
Churchill Fra aul5towu. Gardnorvile, Ge-
noa. Gerlsch, C,lenbrook, Godhcld Gold
Hill. Goodsprings Hawthorne, I5zen,
Bolbrook, Hornsilver. Hudson. Inlay,
Ionc, Jean Johnnie, Jungo, Kennedy,
Lahontan. Lakevlew, Las NegaE, Laurel.
Iceland, Ida, I,ovelocks, Iuckyboy,
Ludwig Junng. McDermltt. Manhattan.
Manse, Marble. Mary Mine. Mason, Ma
yuma, Mn city. Mllers. Nina, Mindeu,
Mound House National, Nelson. Nixon.
Nordv<e, Northam. ollnghousc, Paradise
esrGys esrtfE sErs ryrsmd P"Eas Earasey iS7' Rsw.
hide Rebel Creek, Eopo. Rhyo-
lite. B,pley, Roor. Round Noun
tain. Rye Patch, Saint Thomas Sand
pass, SchurZ. Searchlight. Seven Trougns
Sheepshead. Sheridan. Silver city. silver
peak. Smith Sodaville, Sparks. steam
boat, Stewart Saltwater. sulphur. Sutro.
Vile. Verdi. Vernon. Virginia City, WA,
Wabusks. WadSvorth. Washoe, yelling
ton. WIchman. Winnemucca, Wonder.
YprinetOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
RECALL DISCUSSED
BY OGDEN MINISTER
The Rev. G.. F. Rassweller
ers in Row; One Hands
nent Questions.
sp.cisl to The Tribune.

Special to The TRIBUNE.
OGDEN Feb. 1.-DeclaTnS thst It is
grossly inconsistent for certain intoreste
TO advocate the recall OF municipal off,
cIaIs through trial by law and thon ct
Tempt TO dislodge the present members OF
the Ogden board by legislation, thu Rov.
G. L. RasswciIer. pastor OF the First
Methodist church. hao issued public
statement by which no hopes TO learn
the true attitude OF the people 1hls III
his statement:
Our attention has been called TO the
thl Of the Hon. Bonner x. Smith,
which purposes 80 give cities tho
right TO recall ITS city OFFICIALS
Here In Ogden u very pointed pro-
test was recently made, declaring
that the only kind Of recall advise
BILE or necessary Was trial by law.
advocacy of the attempt 10 recall
our city commissioners 10y action OF
tho legislature. Arc the people OF
Ogden supposed 20 he too blind TO
see this glaring inconsistency
Now, n we are to have the recall
ct all. hadn't We bettar have II I'm
our owD hands. rather than In tho
bands OF those Of other p, cities
majority OF our voterH. rather thon
TO select few? Wouldn't IL be bet.
ter TO have tho question put square
" before us. rather than TO taks II
over our heads 10 the state houseT
am wondering how the majority
Of our Ogden citizens think about
this question. Arc they going TO have
tho people OF other cities unseat
them? Are they going 10 rest con-
tent 20 elect officials In the open,
onIy to have them recalled by secret
null and poIitica barter? II there
s 10 be any recalling al all, don't
our citizens want to do 1t them
selves?
ann sim quito 3. stranger In this
city, and I am naturally curious 10
hear an expression from the people
AT large on this question. am Won
derine whether they will approve of
such a method. Is there no way to
get a. full expression of opinion?
Yours for q square deal.
G =. RASSWDLLEk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
SIX PERSONS KILLED
IN AUSTRALIAN WRECK

CAIRNES, Queensland, Feb. six
people were killed and five probably
fatally injured today when the south
bound Brisbane express ran into the
wreckage of cattle train. Passeu-
gers were pinned beneath debris and
reports said hundreds of people were
working to free them. Many were
scalded by escaping steam.
The cattle train had been derailed
and 500 head of cattle killed. Work
ment were clearing the track when the
fast mail train crashed into the heap.
Apparently no warning had been given
the crew of tho express, according to
railway officials.
There have been no fatalities from
wrecks on Queensland railways for
years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
One-zone States.

Some states lie wholly in one zone
such as the following:
Connecticut, Delaware, District of COL
umbta. Maine, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire. New Jersey Rhode Island,
Vermont all in the eighth zone; II
cents for first pound or fraction ~ .
pound and II cents for each additional
pound or fraction OF a pound: four ounces
or less, | cent an ounce or fraction OF an
ounce.
Illinois-Sixlh zone: 10 cents for first
pound or traction OF Il pound and cents
for each additional pound or fraction
TOUR ounces or less, l cent an ounce or
fraction OF an ounce
West Virginia--Seventh zone; II CENTS
for first pound or fraction of a pound and
10 cents for each additional pound or
lractioni four ounces or less. l cent an
ounce or fraction OF an ounce,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
MAY ASK AMENDMENT.
Committee at Ogden Wants $4,000 for
Roads In Box Elder County.
Special TO The Tribune.

SpeCIAI 20 ! ne IrIUuHe,
OGDEN, Feb. 1.-As the result of
conference held by the legislative com
Tnittee Of the Overland Trail association.
II Is probable that an amendment will
be introduced ip the state legislature
asking that $4,000 OF the appropriation
proposed by the Midland trail bill be ap-
propriated for the improvement OF roads
IN Box Elder county. By amending the
bill thus the Overland association is GER
tain that no matter where the transcon-
tinental highway enters the state from
the cast, it Will go out to the west
around the north end OF the lake.
The legislative committee OF the asso-
ciation formed by representatives Of the
northern counties in this city a few days
ago consists OF G. R Hollingsworth. A
nittee met at the Weber club this after
noon. but a final decision will not be
reached until tomorrow. when another
session 1s to he held
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
Idaho Postomces.

A list Of the postoChces in Idaho, Civ
ing tho number Of the zone IA which they
ale located toilowa
Second lone-Aberdeen. Albion, Alex
sndcr Almo American Falls, Arbon,
Arimo. Artesiau City. Bancroft, Banda,
Bench, Bennington, Bern, Black Pine
Bloomington, Bridge. Central. Chester
field. Cleveland. Clifton Couaut, Crystal
Dayton. De1more. Dempsey, OlnEls,
DoWney. Elba. Fish Haven, Franklin
Geneva. Georgetown. Grace. GWenford
Hatch HAWKING. Ha1el. Heglar. Henry,
flolbrook. tnkom. Island. Kenyon. Dago,
Landing, Liberty. Ltnd, bIcCammop,
Malad CITY, Malta. Marion, Mipkcreek
Montpelier, Moulton, MurLaugh. Naf
Neeley, Nelson. Niter Nouuan, Oakley,
Ovid. Oxford Parts. Pauline Pebble.
Fegrsm. Perry Pocatello. Preston, Ray
mond, Robin, Rockland Roy, Saint
Charles, Samaria Sharon, Soda Springs,
Stone. Sublett Swanlake. Thatchor. TIP
ton. Trca asureton. Turner, Virginia, Ward
Way, Wayan, Weston. whitney, VII
)iamSburg S3le
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Enforcing Ordinance.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb LIN ton for a
rigid enforcement Of the city ordinance,
respecting the sale of tobacco to minors,
persons under the age OF 81 years, the
co stores Of the city today and warned
the proprietors that any future violation
Of the law would result in their arrest,
This campaign against the illegal sale
OF tobacco In this city is the result Of
an agreement reached by the Juvenile
authorities and Chief Of Police w. l.
Norton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
AUCTION SALES,


MONDAY. FEB. BIRD. AT NO. 8S SO.
9rd Esst. will sell 9 rooms OF the
finest furniture ever offered By INC in
Salt Lake Dressers that cost from 535
to Ss5 each. single and double brass beds;
cost from $50 TO SIS sach; best steel
springs, cotton and fell mattresses,
rumed oak dining set, large leather Nor
ris chair. cost SIS: fumcd oak library
table. cost SIS; beautiful inlald mahoS-
any rockers. mahogany parlor suite. cost
s125: elegant upright piano. cost $500;
china closet bookcase, davenport nettee
cost S6b, Wilton and Administer rugs.
9x12; hall carpets. stair carpets. limo
lcum, dishes, utensils, curtains. shades
Ice chest gas water heater, large gas
range with oven, cost $65; sewing MA
chine portlcres, bedding, lot small WI.
ton rugs and runners, good clean aud
now sectional bookcase, mahogany library
table, cost s65, beautiful chlEfonlcrs,
pictures. large mirror hall lreo, cost 500 Il;
lot OF other usefui articles. ma chine.
cost $40 Don't miss this sale II you
want good furniture. Everything clean
and Hike now. c. Il. Ostcrloh, auctioneer.
sale 1910 a. M. o-G3
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Record of Men Sought.
Special TO The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. Cards have been re-
ceived at the police headquarters bear
ing photographs OF James A Connolly
and Harry A Payne. two young men who
are held In Los Angeles under $4,000
bonds each for grand larceny, The cards
were accompanied by a letter asking for
the Ogden records OF the two men Both
5ry here last summer and while so en-
gagged they took a car from a garage and
indulged in a joy ride through Ogden
canyon. Following their arrest at the
Sanitarium each served sixty days In the
city Jail According to the Los Angeles
press dispatches. Connolly and Payne
are charged with stealing $1,000 worth OF
jewelry.
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Fuultgation Discussed.
Special to The Tribune.

oUtCI9J 20 INo ITlDUHe,
OGDEN Feb. AT a meeting held In
the county building this afternoon Coun-
" Physician A A. Robinson explained
10 the members OF the health board and
the health officials OF the various dis
tricts the instructions regarding the fum-
igation OF buildings where there has been
contagious disease, and also the resu-
iations regarding quarantine. In the
opinion of the county physician all pub
lic buildings should be thoroughly reno
waited and fupllGated at least once each
wear and he also favors tho fumigation
of residences once a year, even though
there has been no disease in the house
Or. Robinson proposes TO fight conta gious
disease by the prevention method
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Third Zone.

Third zonc-Acequia. Alpine. Amster-
dam. Appleton. Archer. Aroo, ATrowroolc,
ashton. Atlanta, Badger. Barber. Basalt,
Bates, Bellevue. Berenice. Berger Black
foot. Blanche, Bliss, Blowout, Boise, Bo-
nanza. Bowmont. Bruneau, Buhl, Burley,
Burmah. Cache. Camss. Canyon Creek.
Carey. Castle Creek, Centervile, Challis
Chester: Chilly. Clawson. Clayton. Clear
lake Cleinentsville, Clyde, Comet, Corral,
Cotterel. County Line, Crichton. Crooks,
custer. Darlington. Deep Creek, Dlckev,
Dietrich, briggs, Drummoud. Dubois
Eden, Edie. Fairfield. Farnum. Feather
vile Filler, Fir Grove Firth, Fisherle
Fort Hal. GanneLt. Gilmore, Glen. Gleuns
Ferry, Goldburg. Gooding, Grand View
GIrasmere, Gray Grouse. Haddocll, IIa-
den. Hagerman. HALEY, lIamcr Ham,
nett. Hansen. Helse, Herman. Hepburn.
IIill CITY. llillsdsle, Holllstcr, Hot Spring,
Howe, Humphrey. HuunidaIe. Idaho City
Idaho Falls. Iona, Irwin. Island Park
Jackson. Jerome, Junction, kaufman
Ketchum. Nlgore, Kimberly, King Hill,
Kuna. Lake. Leadore. Lemhi, LenoX. Les
lie. Lewisville, Lillian. Little Camas. 10
renzo, Lowman, Lyman, lsckay, Ma
nard, Marley, Martin, Marysvlllc, May
Mayfield, Menan. Meridian. Meyers Cove
Miner, Minidoka, Montour Moore, Mora.
ply, Nicholia; oreana. owyhee. Ozone.
Palisadc, Parker Patterson. Pearl Pl-
cnho, Pierson, Pine. Pingree, Pioneer
Vile Placervilie,, Prairie, Quartzburg,
RfsSe Re5; o15 Hono ,,,5f Rs1ourS, Rcy9olds Rice
Roberts, Rock Creek. Rocky Bar, Roger
son, Roseworth. Rupert. Saint Anthony
salem. Shelley. Shoshone. Silver City,
smar S%ldisE South Boise, Spencer
Star. Sterling. Sugar. sunnyden. sunny
side. Sweet Sweet Sage Tendov Teton
Thornton. Three Creek. Thurman, Tin
daiti Twin Falls, Twin Springs, Ucon,
yE, 1stick, victor. Warm River, Wendell,
al WI n lyaf
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Hot Springs, Resort. Riverside. Rockford
Bay, Roosevelt. Roseberry. Roselake
Roswell, Russell. Sagle Saint 10. Saint
Marles, salmon, Salubrla, Sanders
Standpoint, santa. Sawyer, shoup, Slick
poo, Snow. Snyder. Southwick, Spald-
ing, Sphinx. Spirit Lake. Sprlngston
Starkey. Steele, Stewart. Sites, Summit
Sweetwater. Tamarack, Taplin, Teakean
Tensed, Tharp. Thunder Trafery, Troy,
Twin Lakes, Tyson. Ulysses, Union, Val
ley. Vanwyck, Viola, Vollmer, Waha,
Wallace, Wardner, Warren. Webb.
'Weippe. Weiser, Westbranch, Westlake,
Westmond. White Bird, Wilburns, Wild
horse, Winchester, Winona, Woodland,
Woodslde, Worley. Wrencoe. Yellow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
Fourth Zone.

Ai1sanna Eoqrth z9,hsAdsms. me Addie AGATHA
Bear, beeler, BenewaR, Big 'vyHiew WiIIoW
Black Bear, Black Lake BlackrocS
Blake. Blanchard, Blue Creek, Boles,
GoIG1es5 gonnegH Ferry, Bovill, Burke, Cabinet
Gareywood, Caribel, Carlin Bay, Carmen
Cataldo. Cavendish, Chatcoiet, Chesley,
Sga SGghilG9, aI.,1 ClaaE1stone. a1ad Clara Clark Fork
5aiane' 5Jtaiis1a' coISr coIISSarwatso coeolaa. Occur
KING Park, Coolin Copeland. Corbln. Cot
tonwood. Council, Crane. Crawford Cres-
6ens 6ar 6uni SSIdesqS, RsrSp Gnprqm Deary De La
burg. Eileen. Bldorado, Elk CIV. Ell,
River, Ellis, Elmira, Emida, Emmett,
EsI1a, EnaaviiIe, To- Enterprise, FairyIawn, Falcon.
wood, Ferrel, Fish Lake, Ford, Forest,
Forney, Fraser, French, FruItland, Fruit
vale: GARDEN Valley. Garwood Gem,
bert bert; Glengary. Glenwood; Con-, Golden,
Coodricn, Grangeyille, Granite, Green
creek, 6reenle2r. Greer, Grimpass, Gross,
GuiIey. Harlem, Harpster. Harrisburg,
Helena, Helmer Herrlck. High Valley,
Homedale. Hope. Horse Shoe Bend. Ilo,
Indian India Valley. lola. Joseph, Jullaetta,
kfneston khfsao Nf!losE nosHE, kendrIek KeGteryille,
Lakeview, Iandore. Lane. Lapwai, Lar
do, Leesburg. Leland. Lenia. Ienore.
Letha, Lewiston. Linden, Lookout, Low
ell. Lucille, Macarthur. Mccall. McClel-
Ian, Mace, Meadows, Medlmont Mel
rose. Mesa, Mica, Midas. Middleton, Md
vale, Mineral. Mohler. Monarch, MoravIa.
Morton, Moscow, Mount Idaho. Mullan,
man New Meadows. New Plymouth.
Newsome: Nezperce. North Fork, Notus.
Ola, Oroflno. Orogrande. Osburn Para
gon. Pardee. Park. Parma, Payette.
Peck. Pierce. Plnehurst, Plttsburc,
Plummer, Pollock Ponderay. Porthiil'
Post Falls. Potlatch. Prichard. Priest
River, Princeton. Rathdrum. Red River
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Committed to Asylum.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 1,-Mrs. Kate Clenny.
who has been adJudged insane by a
board Of medical examiners appointed by
the district court. will be taken TO the
State Mental hospital at Provo tonor-
row. A few weeks ago the woman was
struck by a street car, receiving q cash
on tho forehead and a fracture OF the
frontal bone. Since that time she has
been confined TO the Dee hospital and
has completely recovered from the physi-
cal injuries. but during her stay at the
hospital her mental arrangement was dis
covered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH. 1912,
al 1890 r. m, at $50 Jensen ave. we
will sell the entire contents OF the resi-
dence of Mrs W. II. Olson, who Is leev-
ing tho city, Goods consist In part Of
golden oak dining set tapestry and vel
Vet rugs, rockers. chairs. etc. Bedroom
set consisting OF bed. spring, end mat,
fresg valued aE $40. beautiful qusrtered
oak dresser IN perfect condition. mall lea :
bic eteel range with water Jacket. valued
at ss5 kitchen utensils, cabinet. wash
ing machine, Singer sewing machine, etc.
Also bedding curtains. silverware and
ali that goes TO furnish ar up-to- date
home. All will be sold In lots TO the high
est bidders. without reserve or limit. Sale
starts at 1890 a. m. sharp. Dealers In
yited. Utah Auction e Commission Co.
Auctioneers oGr
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Second Zone Offices.

Following are offices in Utah In the
second zone; rate, 6 conts for the first
for each additional pound or fractlon;
four ounces or less 1 cent an ounce or
fraction of an ounce: Abraham. Altonah,
Annasella, AnteloPs. Aurora. Avon, Ak
Bridgeport, Burrville, Cache Junction.
Callao, Castle Dale, Castle Gate, Cedar
view. CenterieId, Chester, Charleston.
land, Collinston, Cotton, Corinne. Cor
nish. Cove. Dele, Delta, Desert. Deseret
Lake, Deweyvilie, Drag9n. Duchesne,
Fairview. Fayotte. Ferron, Fielding. Fiji
more, Fish Springs, Fort Duchesne,
Eou1tai5 Gre Green, a,. Freedom, ETuitland
Golden, Gold bill. Goshen, Green River,
Grouse Creek, Gunnson. Hanna. Hatton,
Hayden, Helper, Hiawatha- H!nckley.
Holden. Howell. Huntington Hyde Park,
Hyrum, Ibapah, Independence Indianola,
indian Springs, Ioka, 1osepa, Jensen. Jo-
seph, Joy, Juab. Kanosh, Keltou, Kenil-
worth, King, Knightville. koosharem.
renee. bennington, Lection, Levan.
Lynndyl, Mammoth. Manila Manu.
Marie, Mayfleld. Meadow, Mcndon, Mid
Mona, Monroe. Moroni Mounds. Noun
tain Homo, Mount Pleasant, Myton. Nar,
Nephi. Oak City. Oasis, Orangevllle,
Orrville, ouray, Paradise. Park Valley.
Plymouth, Portage, Price. Promontory,
Providence, Randlett, Randolph. Red
mond, Rlchhed, Richmond. Riverside,
Robinson. Roosevelt, Rosette, salina, San
Rafael, Santaquin. Scipio. Scofield, Sc
field. Smyths, Snowville, Soldier Sum
NIT. Spring City. standrod. Sterling,
Sunnyside. Tabby. Taft, Thistle. Tre-
monton, Trenton, Troutcreek, Tucker,
Utah Mine, Cteland Venice VermIlIop
Vernal. Victor Wales, Washakie Well
ington. Wellsville, Wendover. West Por-
tage, Westwater, Whiterocks. Willows,
Wlnn, Winterquarters. Woodruff. Wood
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Off for California.
speciai to The Tribune.

NIr-I>I U ITO lIINE-IIEs
OGDEN. Feb. 1.-The Ogden deJesa,-
tion. which departed today on the spe-
cial excursion to California, consisted of
about sixty persons, who occupied two
Pullman cars. The special train from
the north over the Ogden Short LAne was
made UP OF threo coaches from Boise.
four from Butte and two Pullmans from
this city. The train left Ogden at 1880
O'Clock this forenoon and composed ono
OF the three sections of the special ey-
curSon departing during the afternoon
over the Salt ItsEe Route
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Wife Seeking Divorce.
Special to The Tribune.

Speclal 10 Inc Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. LIN a complaint filed
In the district court today. Charlotte
-. Tracy brings suit for divorce from
Henry Walter Tracy charging habituaI
drunkenness. The parties were married
in this city April -. 1909 David S
Tracy, to whom some property has been
decided, is named az n o-defendant In
the suit. Mrs, Tracy petitions tho court
for custody Of a minor child and $40 per
month slimony -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
Pythlan Sisters Initiate.
Special 20 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, Feb. Grand President Mary
Holman Of Salt Lake was In charge of
the inltiatory ceremonies conducted by
the members of Calanthe temple No. l.,
Pythian Sisters. IN tho K- OF p. hall to-
night Mrs. Holman was accompanied to
this city by Mrs. Mary Shannon and
others OF the grand lodge. Following tho
initiation there was banquet at which
fifty persons were present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
New Milling Plant.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 1.-Word has been re-
ceiVed here that c, 3, Eisenberg. an Og-
den man, Ia the principal promoter OF a
new milling enterprise at Snowville,
Utah. The company, which is known as
the Corlew Milling & Elevator company,
is planning the erection OF a mill. ele-
vator and electric light plant The Of
hcers of the company are J. ]. Ialkin,
president. G. e. Eisenberg, vice presi-
dent; Thomas Roe, secretary. and j. c.
Cutter, treasurer.