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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
QUESTION OF STATE
RIGHTS INJECTED

WASHINGTON. July 1O.-The issue OF
state rights. injected by some Of the
western senators and representatives is
botherlnc the house committee on public
lands I'm connection with the Raker bill
TO allow San Francisco 10 use Hetch-
Hetchy valley in Yosemite park as Its
water supply source.
Representative Johnson OF Utah and
others have expressed opposition 10 the
imposition OF tho comprehensive system
Of federal regulations proposed in the
bill and at today's committee meeting
there was nm argument for direct grant
by the United States government Chair
man Ferris and other members OF the
committee however, strongly favor resu-
lption OF the federal depa rtmonts.
The committee Is determined 20 act on
tho bill AS quickly as possible II the state
rights snae can he overcome. Consd-
era tion OF the bill will continue tomor-
row.
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WOULD EXTEND SCOPE
OF ARBITRATION ACT

WASHINGTON. July io.-Secretary
Wilson OF the department or labor today
conferred with representatives OF union
shIp,nen and maintenance OF way en-
ployees OF western railways rega riding the
Inclusion OF these unions under the pend
Ing amendments 10 the Erdman arbltra-
rion act. The act now affects only cm-
1,ioyees actively engaged In the transpor
tation OF Interstate commerce.
This matter will be brought 10 Presl
dent Wilson's attention Monday when
repre- sentatives OF eastern railroads and
their traiumen call at the White house
for conference with the president, and
Secretary Wilson.
Secretary Wilson believes that ulu-
mateIv the arbitration act will provide
for media ton between all striking wage
earners and their employers
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SALT LAKER WRITES
FROM BATTLEFIELD

Mrs. Edith M. Bostaph of $40 East
First South street, this city, has re-
ceived an interesting letter from her
husband, William M. Bostapb, past SEN
ior vice commander-in2 2chief of the G..
A. r.. who wrote from the Gettysburg
battlefield. where he met with the vet
Grams of the north and south in com
memoration of the great conflict, Mr..
Bostaph is senior member OF the firm
of Bostaph & Roche, civil and hydraulic
engineers, with offices in Salt Lake
City and Ogden.
In his letter Mr.. Bostaph describes
one Of the scenes of the meetings of tho
veterans on the famous battlefield, He
says;
There are now hundreds Of mon
uments marking the positions Of
the several regiments, brigndes, dl.
visions and corps, with beautiful
bronze statues of Generals Meade,
REYNOLDS, Hancock. Hunt, Warren
and others at various points on the
field, where they figured in the
great battle. Yesterday / spent
the day at the point where Pick
cit s charge eliminated, little
spot of perhaps four acres on
which was decided by few hun
NTCu men lbt uuCobl'H NhNhi'h 'hAS
was one country or divided ono
whether this country should be
free or slaye-and in its decision
hung the question OF human
slavery the world over.
That momentous question was de
cided on this little spot IN not OK
ceeding ten minutes. II the con
federates had won here: the union
army would have been divided and
probably beaten in detail and the
whole north would have been open
to Lee's army. If the union army
succeeded as il did, ii was the dc
struction Of the confederates and
human slavery. How little we
realized at that time the tremen
dous issues at stake on this little
spot and in the few minutes lntb
which it was crowded.
7 met at that spot Congressman
Howell of Utah and Congressman
Mondell of Wyoming aud their
families 7 was present when the
confederatos and the union mon
who fought there met at ; u. m. on
the hour Of the fiftieth anniversary
of the deadly conflict. There were
speeches and general handshaking
over tho famous wall over which
they fought fifty years ago.
Mr.. Bostaph describes in detail the
arrangements for the great reunion.
He tells Of the surroundings Of the IA
nous battlefield and of the crowds
that attended the reunion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
RESUME INQUIRY
||NT0 CAR COLLISION
mite Death of Motorman,
1,,nsit Officials Will At
tempt to Fix Blame.
Ia The Tribune,

..,I 10 The Tribune
cnrN July lo-AlthouGh tho Ogden
4, transit company has been de-
"a of the desired evidence OF Motor
,onn NJ. Sherman as result OF the
y Asath early this morning, Man
70 n Kline declares that the offl-
a the company Will not abandon
.Vort 10 fix the responsibility for
Renter in Ogden canyon last Fiji
.r,,g already received the state
7, ~ other tralnmen concerned In
s.cSdsnt the officers and directors
,s,Inr the board OF investigation Will
\ sosin tomorrow, at which time they
J N reach a final decision. Accord
~ Manager Kline. the findings Of
scard will be made public.
=, time since the accident Friday
,-oon until his death at 1880 o'clock
morning was Motorman Sherman
n offer statement for the con-
,,sIon OF the investigating board.
\ The exception OF few hours after
'srash he was unconscious remain
n that condition up TO the time Of
Sss,b with tho exception of brief
,Ss when he was delirious.
Sherman, who was IS years OF
had resided In Ogden for the past
teen years. and had been in the en-
nj ihe ogden Rapid Transit COM
: for three years During that time
rorked almost exclusively on the city
according to tho statements of
son Charles Sherman. The son de-
( ,ha, his father was making his
canyon run OF the day when the
ltnt occurred last Friday. and that
Rad not previously operated a car
neh the canyon more than three
sides the widow. Mr., Sherman Is
irsd BY nine children. six sons and
! daughters. The ARA nSements for
Iuuersl have not been completed,
a Rev. Father A. q. Grattan OF Port
,ur TEX. arrived in the city at an
! hour this morning and spent much
be dny at the bedside OF his injured
ter. Daniel ID. Grattan. who IS still In
!itIcal condition. The injured man
gnIzed his brother at once and was
" pleased. II was the first meet
q the brothers In nearly twenty
Of the other persons injured In the
lerident seem TO be slowly gaining
18th.
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Body Is Brought Home.

The body OF Mrs. Emma g. Durkee,
wife OF ]. j. Durkec, was brought home
at 10 o'clock last night from Price. where
she died yesterday at the home OF her
son, Guy. Mr. and Mrs Durkee ten
days ago went 10 Price TO pay their two
sons. Guy T. and Il. c. Durkee a visit.
on July Mrs. Durkee was taken i'll and
failed TO rally. Mrs, Durkee was so
years of age. and with her husband and
family came 10 Utah Ave years ago from
Colorado, locating in Provo. where Mr.
Durkee bought a large fruit farm.
The funeral service will be held at
the residence. 3f5 East First North
street. on Saturday at 1 o'clock .. IN.
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WILL NOT CRIPPLE
PROJECTS IN IDAHO
Closing of the Kuhns' Pitts
burg Banks Touches Gem
State Lightly.
Special TO The Tribune

special TO The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. July iv.-The failure Of
the Kuhn Pittsburg banks VIII not have
as Serious an effect on southern Idaho
where the Kuhns have $4,000 900 in
vested. as had at first been expected. al
though 1t is freely said here now by men
closely associated with the Kuhns in
'he'r development work here that the
suspension Of the banks and the placing
OF The American Waterworks & Guaran-
tee company. the holding company OF all
the kuhn enterprises, In the hands of a
receiver viii unsettle conditions in con-
hectlon with the Idaho power and irrl-
Setlon projects
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WEATHER FORECAST,

Weather forecast for Suit Lake City: Generally
fair Friday nnd saturday
Comparatjvc weather data at Salt Lako city,
July 10. 1918 ., ,.. .
Ujebe., temperature today was 50 degree;
hIrbcst In this month tinco 1874 was io:; lowest
last night was 6s; lowest this month since 1874
,rns az mean tcmn-rAturc for today waH 20; nor-
,.I -S,. IA. accumulated excess Sinco the Nrst Of
The month is .; accumulated deficiency aimee
January IL lis 49,, - .. -
cent: relative humidity at p. nj. today was q
per cent. 49,. .,. ,o,- ho,,-
.zsI.r - ~ m wns none total for this month
60 da1o i- ~ OF an inch: accumulated deficiency
for thIp month TO date 's .oI ~ an men: ,o'a!
@ 10, tat..,ino h ,nen Jnnunry 20 date Il II. 20
incbnn. accumulated excess since January Is
T. o5 inches. s.o, - t,i,,
IL, 1915. n,.,,y,r,nss
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COAL AND KINDLING

Z. 2. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kindling. los East ith South. Phone
Wasatch 1888. HIS
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Enthusiastic for Trail.

PRICE July 10.-At IA rousing mass
meeting held here tonight. which was at
tended by practically every business man
in the city. It was decided TO close up
the town Saturday while every able
bodied citizen donated a days work on
the Midland trail. Much enthusiasm was
shown and 200 men pledged themselves
10 take pick and shovel and board the
special train that VIII be provided and
put in Saturday on tho trail in Price
River canyon. Helper and Castle Gate
have also promised d large number of
there Is no doubt of the trail being open
by the time the Indiana eXcursionists al
rive on July I6
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Projects Nearly Completed.

The fact that the Irrigation projects
handled by the Kuhns here-the North
Side Twin Falls Land &; Water com
papy. the Twin FalIs-Oakley Land 6.
Water company and the Twin Falls-Sa
mon Land & Water company-are in
stage OF practical completeness will tend
Kuhns are now facing greatly iniuring
the state. although IL Is admitted that
the blow will be felt especially by the
North Side irrigation project controlled
by the Twin Falls North Side Land &
Water company. The Oakley and the
Salmon river projects are completed and
abundance OF water Is being delivered
TO them. The settlers therefore are more
or less secure,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
EAl FORMALLY ANNOUNCED,
'sfer OF Merchants Light Holdings to
Utah Power Set Out.
TO The Tribune

BAL 10 The Tribune.
EDEN, July l0.-1n communica-
10 the city commissioners the board
officially notified today that the Utah
er & Light company mas taken over
ol The property and interests of the
Pbants Light q Power company. the
pact for the lighting OF the streets
Wenues being held by the latter COR
alon. According 10 the communica-
the new company is ready to fulhll
contracts and obligations OF the Mer
PTS company.
ne communication called attention TO
lael That the city commissioners
Plsd resolution on March 4, 1913,
r1Itlng the transfer OF the property
franchises. The matter was referred
Hy attorney Val Gideon for investi-
IA and approval
p report OF City Auditor W, d, Van
lor The month OF June showed to-
|Eeeipts OF slS,9S2 90 and dlsbursc-
-n Of s36, ioS 81.
report of the park commissioners
ue receipts for the month 10 have
SlSL7S. with disbursements
pniing 10 sI96.s8, leaving a balance
IN on hand in the park fund OF
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SALUTE FIRED IN
HONOR OF DANIELS

ERIE. Pa" July l0.--A salute of nine
teen guns from tho naval training ship
Wolverine greeted Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels when he arrived at the water
front today 10 inspect Commodore Perry's
flagship. the Niagara. raised from the
bottom OF Lake Erie and rebuilt for the
observance OF Perry's victory at Putin
Bay. With other prominent guests. the
secretary was entertained at luncheon by
the Erie centennial commission. This
afternoon he was escorted by a detail
from the Pennsylvania naval militia 10
Perry square, where he delivered an ad-
dress.
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Skeen Loses Suit.
Special 10 The Tribune.

-1f'~'"' w 1 ne IilDune.
oHDrN. July lo-After a trial lasting
several days a jury in the district court
ths afternoon rendered q verdict for
the defendant In the case of Lyman Skeen
against the Warren Irrigation company
lne controversy involved the use OF the
company's canal fer conveying water
from an Independent canal to Mr. Skeen's
lanc: the jury rendering verdict 10 the
erect tnat Mr.. Skeen may use the canal
but that he must pay the company SSl
600 for the privilege
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Monster Hotel Planned.

LONDON. July i0.-A colossal hotel.
the cost Of which, together with the value
Of the site. will approximate Se,250. 900. Is
to be erected on the ground now occupied
by ST. Georges hospital on Constitu-
tlon hill. opposite the entrance to Hyde
park. The magnificent site has been pur-
chased by r syndicate. The purchasers
are not Americans,
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(, .'aison Funeral Friday.
u 10 The Trih,

i ei,i' July lO.--Bishop Oscar Turn
~ M M conduct the funeral services
4 ibs,se.tnoon for Tracy Poulson. who
are N.Y. killed by the accidental
Tin y, shotgun while on hunt
Tbedr Snowville Tuesday after
nt ne services Will be held in the
vii, =, Chapel at 2 o'clock The
IA ~ s, ne IN state at the home. $40
ffisnSsfst, and may be viewed by
PROV tTn'n 10 n, m. until p. III.
n eity cemetery. ''' ;" ~
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Bank Examiner Arrives.
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 10,-Parley White, state
bank examiner. accompanied by State
Bank Commissioner c. 4, GlazIer. is
making his first official visit TO Ogden.
Mr.. Giazler was examiner up to a short
time ago and when he was promoted TO
the position of commissioner Mr.. White
succeeded him as examiner, Up to the
present time the audit of the state banks
accounts has resulted satisfactorily TO the
state official.
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Some Work DELAYED.

The Kuhns had Just completed arr
rangements with the state land board
and the government reclamation service
for the enlargement OF the Jackson lake
reservoir In Wyoming on the headwaters
OF the Snake river, in which TO store no.
900 acre-feet OF water for delivery 10 the
North Side project In this state via the
Snake river, The cost OF making the
enlargement was estimated at $3.50. 600.
The Twin Falls North Side land & Wa
ter company constructed what is known
as the Jerome reservoir, we'll S the
Wilson lake reservoir on the project 1T
self. The Jerome reservoir was one OF
The largest artificial reservoirs Of It's kind
In tho world and cost $4,000 10 con-
struct. When water was turned into IT
the discovery was made that the reser-
vor would not hold water. The water
escaped through lava gravel In the bot
tom and was carried away through fs
sures I'm the lava rock below and later
found its way 10 the Snake river, The
plan to store the same amount of water
as planned for both reservoirs (for the
Wilson lake also lealed) in the Jackson
lake reservoir. hundreds OF miles north
and east at the headwatcrs OF tho Snake
river. was then made and had just been
completed when the financial clap came.
Just how seriously the financial trouble
will rotard the carrying out OF these
plans remains 10 he seen,
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MUST FILE CERTIFICATE
ma"Ins Does Not Constitute Compliance
With Law, Court Holds.
Special TO The Tribune

7PVCIdI % The Tribune.
OGDEN: July 1o.-HoldinE that the
nainng OF n certificate does not comply
W. mI'n t1e law which stipulates that IL shall
ne iiieu' JU1ge w. II. Reeder today found
IN; Il. r. Dumke guilty OF the charge of
lalnhs TO report 10 the registrar OF vital
statstios The birth OF a child TO Mrs. j
a., 80, Ihadwick OF Harrlsville in October
httorney James Il, McCracken, who con-
uuSted thc prosecution, Judge Reeder
suspended sentence
me case is the result OF campaign
instituted by the CITY health orfJcers
against the physicians OF Ogden for their
ialIure TO observe the law In reporting
oirthS, The action against Or Dumke
faS larsciN test case and 10 establish
an incentive for other DrvslcIans to oh.
serve more carefully the requirements OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
SHIRT WAIST LAUNDRY

TRY OUR FAMILY WASHING ON CUR
tains: hIgh-clsss work. Wasatch 6l0s,
coa7I
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Pleads Not Guilty,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. July lO-Dr 4. w. Shields
arrested by Sheriff T. 4. DeVine several
days ago on charge of selling cocaine.
was arraigned in Judge n. j. Harriss d-
vision OF the district court today and
entered a plea of not guilty. 1t was an
nounced by Judge Harris that the case
would be place upon the calendar at
the next setting OF ca SeS
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DIED

HEkklCk-fn this city July 10. 1918
william Il Herrlck. aged s. years, AT
-o- south West Temple street. The de-
ceased was member of the L. =. 4. OF
Denver. Colo. The local lodge OF r. +. \.
oI tnis city wlll have charge OF The burial
Funeral services Will be held from the
funeral chapel OF Eber ". Hall. 1874 South
West Temple street. at > y. ~. Saturday.
July y, 1913 ln,erment Mount Ollyet.
Pocatello. Ida, and Seward. Neb,. Dapers
plea Ra cOnY
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THAW DEMANDS SHARE
OF FATHERS ESTATE

PTTTSBURG. July IO.-Attorneys for
Harry *. Thaw. now confined IN Mat
tcawan hospital. New York. petitloned
the Orphans court here today. asking
that the court require the Fidelity Title
&; Trust company. trustee for Thaw un-
der the will OF his father. William Thaw,
to pay Harry Thaw s30 0o0.
The petition asserts that IN the last five
years Thaw has not been paid his share
out Of the income on the estate, which
is asserted TO be this amount
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!, ,.Ages Failure to Provide.

.nr,s. me Tribune.
b ,Snly 1o,-Tn a complaint filed
lon h,rlct court today. Esther w
asains, instituted divorce proceed
ads AZ FARLEY l.. Pierson on the
thnt ,,ailure to provide. II Is al
1ona oane n City on June l. 1910. Mrs.
IN tbn'ehds that the neglectfuI hus-
l.as bs ne owner Of property valued at
|l1n ~ nan $4,000. She petitions for a
ua he ene property and the right TO
maiden nnmc. Esther War
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Delay Grand Central Meeting.

Special 20 The Tribune,
PROVO. July 1o,-Because OF the alb
sence of c. Il. Loose, who accompanied
the body Of his brother-in- law. j.. a.
Covin. TO PaysoD, there was no meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Grand Central
Mining company held this morning. II IS
thought that the meeting Will he held
tomorrow. when the usual dividend will
h,. declared.
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j, c. kIRkENOALL DEAD,
Eureka Hotel Man Dies of Heart DIS
ease While Sitting In Chair.

Special 10 The Tribune,
EUREKA July 10. g. Kirkendall,
prominent hotelkeeper of Tintlc, died
ddenly at his hotel at Mammoth at 10
o'clock this morning, Death was caused
by heart failure. Mr. Kirkendall being
seated in Il chair on the veranda when
the end came. lie was IS years old and
had lived here for more than twenty
live years. lie was especially we'll known
among the miners He leaves widow
and three chidren-two sons and a
daughter. He was n member of the
Eureka lodge Of Masons. That order will
probably have charge OF the funeral.
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uost Of Caring for Poor,
u 10 The Tribune

n,s July 10.-Accordlng TO a re-
n nbv'upsred by Commissioner Moroni
~. mas cost Weber county s3s4495
In. ior Its INDECENT residents and
isr =, unnsicnts during the second
4 M. INC present year. During the
|nes e'Jtas .I. 1853 persons received as
|tv el.her at their homes or at the
n theutuoons, th The average num-
eixt xe county lnfirmary was twenty.
Ir.issoy yninc persons received reg,i-
zuarr @ The total expense for the
|bns. was Sl31s.d6 and the regular
ID iiSono ,de .he poor resulted in an out
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Dies of Paralysis.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. July 10.-Alvin Edwin Wood
ward one OF the inmates OF the State
Mental hospital. died there this morn
ing OF general paralysis. He was IS
Years OF age. He WAS native OF Eng
land and was placed IN the hospital from
Salt Lake county about one year ago.
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FARMER DISAPPEARS.
Friends of Aubrey Roberts, Living Near
Price, Much Concerned.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The tribune.
PRICE, July 10.-The friends Of Aubrey
Roberts, a Young farmer residing near
Price. are much concerned over his mys-
terious disappearance while on a busi-
ness trip 10 Salt Lake CITY Young Rob
erts sold carload OF hay 10 the Utah
Construction company at Hlawatha on
June IS. lie was told that he would
have 10 so TO the companys Offices at
Salt Lake CITY 10 get his money, and
did so. After getting the money no dis
appeared and his people are unable 10
get any trace OF him, The police OF Salt
Lake CITY have been asked to assist IN
tho search.
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%akes Shortage Good.

nrx, me tribune.
BIZ July l0.-Mont l.. Core. arr
pu omsrln I. A. DeVine last Sum
by yy"arge OF embezzlement pre-
ian r. V. Ladd. agent for the
cutsa @press company. will not be
, ,'ss motion OF Acting County At
acSeur, B. McCrncken. Judge w.
|leaeed osdered that the young man
from custody. Agent Ladd
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FAVOR BOND ISSUE.
Citizens OF Granger Discuss Road Prob
lem at Meeting.

lem at Meeting.
Special 10 The Tribune.
GRANGER. July 10.-More than 100
citizens attended a meeting held here TO-
night under the auspices OF the United
Commercial clubs of Salt Lake county
10 discuss the good roads problem. and
formally indorsc the plan adopted In
Riverton some weeks ago OF asking the
county commissioners TO call a special
bond election to vote 81 600. 900 in bonds
for highway purposes. The sentiment
here was almost unanimously IN favor
OF the bond Issue. Expert Burrows OF
the government highway commission was
present and gave an extended address on
the good roads problem. Addresses We're
also made by Job p, Lyon and Mr. Carr
OF the Salt Lake Comm ercial club
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CARD OF THANKS


WE DESIRE TO EXPRESS OUR
grateful acknowledgements 10 all our
friends for every consideration, courtesy
and sympathy expressed during the sick
ness and demise OF Mrs Margaret Smith
Mosher.
y. MOSHBR AND FAMILY.
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LOST-PURSE WITH KEYS ON RING.
letter and zoe piece. Call HyIand 26s:R:
1884
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Iron Blossom Pays.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO. July l0.-At the monthly
meeting OF the directors Of the Iron Bios
som Mining company. held here today,
the regular quarterly dividend OF 10 cents
per share was declared. payable July
Is. The books Will close July is al
noon.
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LADY'S GOLD WATCH INITIALS
Mary NcFaws. Finder rewarded by re
turning 10 Tooele postofflce. 1856
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WILL PERSON WHO TOOK GRIP
from 3ft. Olvet car Friday night re-
turn 10 No. Z Clun apis. or phone Hy.
1851? diOl
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-BLACk DOG. II MONTHS OLD.
short hair, very narrow white strip
down face. white cross on chest. black
claw on each hind leg. answers TO name
of LaJdIc. s. reward. Return TO 1iS 3rd
East. Wssatch 2I0S-W. d3i5