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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
COLONIAL THEATER
JOINS THE BOOSTERS
All Show Paper Hereafter
VIII Garry Advertisement
for Salt Lake City.

One Of the unique and interesting
moves of the year, in the effort being
made to arouse proper boosting spirit
III Salt Lake, was iuaugurated yester-
day, when Manager Ben Ketcham of
the Colonial theater announced that
beginning Immediately, all show paper
displayed on the billboards about town
by this theater will carry space devoted
to industrial and civic data regarding
Salt Lake and the city's growth and
development.
It is matter that has been under
advisement at the Colonial for some
time, aud after viewing the matter
from every standpoint, Manager Ket-
cham decided that the move was worth
trying out. Beginning at once, all the
paper put up on bDboards about town,
including three sheets, eight sheets and
islands, for the Colonial, will carry
statements regarding some salient fea-
ture of the city that is worth advertis-
ing. This week on the show paper for
William J. Kellv's production of GA
Man S World, which opens at the Co.
lonlal next Sunday night Manager Ket-
cham has printed statistics regarding
the population of the city, the amount
Salt Lake spends per capita each year
for educ cational purposes and the mum
ber of manufacturing establishments in
the city and the yearly payroll Of these
institutions.
This data will be changed in char
acter each week and with the Colonial
using extensive and valuable billboard
space IN the most advantageous loca-
tions in the city, the publicity given
this data will, it is believed, be Of the
greatest value.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
COAST CONTRACTOR
WINS BRIDE IN ZION
Charles A. Lowell Weds Mary
Mabel Hickman, After a
Brief Courtship.

The clerks OF the field division OF the
local federal land office are of the opinion
that there IS something in the Utah at
mosphere conductive TO romance. At any
rate, the office lost the only girl stcnog-
rapher that has been in its employ Tor
Two years when Miss Mary Ma bel Hci-
man was yesterday married 10 Charles
Alfred Lowell Of San Diego, Cal, after
a whirlwind courtship OF seven days.
Miss Hickman-or rather Mrs. Lowell
was formerly employed as a stenogra pher
for the twelfth field division Of the land
office AT Santa Fe. y. NJ. During the
last two years that she had been en-
ployed as stenosrepher she resisted the
darts OF cupid
Exactly two weeks ago she was as
signed TO the local land office. There was
JOY in the land office. tor the new ar
rival was not only pretty-she was q
sood stenographer. Then Lowell appeared
upon the scene.
Lowell is q prominent building contraC
tor OF San Diego and came to Salt Lake
on a business trip. Just how they met
is not known but three days ago the
new stenoRra pher went 10 the register
Of the office and said she would have
to resign,
The couple were married yesterday by
the Rev. Elmer T. Goshen and left on
noon train for San Diego. They will
make their home at 2016 G street, that
CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
WORK HAS BEGUN
ON NEW RAILROAD
j. c. Jacobs Will Rush Midvale Wa
satch Line TO an Early Com
pletion.

Work on the railroad between Mid
vale and Wasatch, over which grant =
for the exterior OF the state capitol
building will be transported, was be
gun yesterday. An expenditure of ap-
prcximately $4,000 will be necessary
to complete the road, and j. G. Jacobs,
Us lessee and builder, expects to have
it finished by August |.
The road is an old grade owned by
the Denver & Rio Grande and over
which in lormer years ore shipments
were made from Little Cottonwood
canyon. The grade is still in good con
dition and tracks still remain for four
miles from the Wasatch terminal, Ma
terial for the remaining SIX miles to
Midvale is at hand, so that the work
of completing the road can be rushed
The road will be extended one and
one-half miles from the old Wasatch
hotel summer resort to the upper
quarry; from there spur will be con-
nected with the lower quarry. The
granite will be loaded on freight cars
by means of derrickS and will be un-
loaded at the capitol site by the same
means.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
SPEED REGULATIONS
BEFORE Commission
May Devise New Ordinance
for Autoists; Propose Di-
vision Into Districts.

Taking cognlHance Of the agitation
for more rigid speed legislation caused
by the accident in which Elaine Paul
son was killed by Chief W. L. By
waters S car last week, the city COM
mission yesterday considered the ad-
visibility Of passing new ordinance.
\ possible solution of the problem
y,av he to establish districts through.
out the city in which certain speed
limits shall not he exceeded. The
mayor broached such plan yesterday.
Little more than a month ago the
commission passed and incorporated in
the book of revised ordinances an
ordinance Tint all automobilists and
others operating vehicles on the city
streets shall not travel at greater
rate OF speed than is reasonably
proper with due regard to life, limb
and property. The old ordinance. now
in effect, but which is to he supplauted
by the new ordinance July l, when
The revised ordinances become etfec'
tive, named speed of twelve miles
an hour III the business district and
fifteen miles an hour i'm other parts OF
the city.
Since the death of the Paulsou child,
however, numerous requests for more
rigid speed laws have reached the
commission, and members of the com
mission are desirous Of abrogating the
new ordinance before it goes into cf'
fect.
At IN executive session following the
regular meeting yesterday Commits
sionCrS korns and Lawrence protested
against the ordinance on the ground
that no specific speed limits were fixed,
Mayor Park explained that 1T was
easier TO obtain conviction under the
new ordinance than under the old,
since it placed the responsibility dl-
rectlv on the driver Of the auto and
left TO the Judge the discretion as to
the accused was maintaining
reasonable speed, all things being con
The mayor said that while
certain speed might be all right in
some parts of the city. it would not
apply to other parts, while the new
ordinance takes this difference into
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
CLAIM TO HAVE PROOF
OF INLOW'S INNOCENCE
Attorneys Will Make Another Motion
for New Trial Of Convicted
Murderer.

Alleging the discovery of important
new evidence, Attorneys Willard Han
son and r. A Walton, who defended
Caleb A Inflow, will again move for
new trial for their client, according
to a report current yesterday,
The attorneys are now at Nephi, but
are expected back today, when arrange.
ments for fling the second motion will
be made.
Judge M. Il. Ritchie overruled the
first motion and sentenced Inflow to
life imprisonment for the murder of
Thomas f. White, However, be
granted stay of execution until June
81 to allow the making of a motion for
a new trial on other grounds.
Other than to say that the alleged
new evidence was given them IN a
communication from a stranger, In
lows attorneys decline to divulge it's
nature They declare it is vitally i'm
portant TO the case, however.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
RIO GRANDE ISSUES
ATTRACTIVE FOLDER
"Stop Off in Utah and See the Great
Salt Lake. Is One Of the
Invitations.

A departure from the usual line Of
folders issued by the company is seen
in one just issued by the Denver &
Rio GraDde. Yellowstone Park as
Seen Through the Rockies is the title,
and prominent ali through the folder is
the injunction, ''Stop off in Utah
See the Great Salt lake, In the fold
er, Frank A Wadleigh, general passen-
ger agent for the company, has com
piled interesting and useful informa-
tion regarding the Yellowstone park
and about Salt Lake City and Utah,
Maps, figures and drawings and two
excellent relief maps Of the park and
the approach thereto are shown and
described. The western entrance to
the park is recommended and visit to
Salt Lake City specified as distinct
part Of the trip. The information in
cludes the price for ticket from the
different cities of the world to and
from the park.
Another folder Just issued by the
passenger department of the same com
pany gives a list of the main hotels
and boarding houses Of Utah and Colo
RADIO, and also contains the injunction,
Stop Off in Utah. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
TERRY'S WILL TO BE
ADMITTED TO PROBATE
Estate of Well Known Man Valued at
S200,000; Widow Receives all
but $4,000.


The will Of Louis l.. Terry, who
died suddenly on May Is, will be pro-
bated in the Third district court
this afternoon, Mr.. Terry's estate,
which aggregates in value about $780,
900, according to the estimates of init
mate friends, consists of his equity in
the Brown. Terry G. Woodruff company,
the family residence on Brigham street
and an interest in a corporation own
ing real estate on Third South street,
between State and Second East streets.
quests of $4,000 each, is left to the
widow A brother, A. G, Terry of
Chicago, is one of the $4,000 bene.
ficiaries, and a sister, Mrs. II. A. Cor
don of Rochester, y. y, is the other.
James II. Brown, DR., E. d. Woodruff
and Mrs, Terry are named as the
executors of the will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
Each Member of the Senior
Class Is to Deliver
Essay.

y occasion preparatory 70 the
~ graduating exercises of the class
II OF 1913 at ST. Marys academy,
4. which will be held next Thurs
day morning. will take place this
evening at the assembly hail OF the
academy at 1880 O'Clock. The event is
known as ESSAY evening and each
member of the senior class will deliver an
essay.
be held at the assembly hall Monday
evening at s O'Clock Musical numbers
have also been arranged on the pro-
gramme. which is as follows:
NaFen ST. Nary,s orchestra No''a''
Essay, ''The lmperishable in Literary
Art" 49, ......... Miss Irene Young
ESSAY. sound and Silence in the
Poetry OF Keats MIS-: rncbsia Forest
Essay, 1.-The Lyric a Comparison" -.
.:...,...,...>.... Miss Lillian Martin
Miss Helen ]. Ball.
Essay, Through the Desert" ........
............. Miss Fern OdekirlS
Essay. katherine f. Conway: an
,.....;...; Miss Madeline Mccormick
Essay ne D.a'.'@ Miss Julia Wiseman
Vocal duet, "a sketch) alpha and
Tiness The Misses Edaiene o'Ncili and
Marian Bruneau,
Piano Miss Victoria Collom.
Essay. Life Beyond the Grave in Di-
vine Reyela ton" Miss Sylvia Griffin
Essay, aDongfellow's Legends" ...,..
,....-...Mi Miss Nellie Fitzmaurice
Violin solo. "Cavatine" ........,.....
Miss Mary Ward
Accompanied by Miss Adine
Browniee.
Essay. "The Winning Of Barbara
Worth -. Miss Lucille. McCandless
Essay. Mother" :. Miss Agnes Bowen
Prelude. OPP. 2S. No. 15............ Chopin
Miss Veronica jenkins.
Essay. "Our Modern Fiction 1891,
............... Miss Agnes Smith
Essay. "Why We Forget" .,.,......,
~ Miss Venus Romney
Seni-chorus, MY Honey" (harmon-
ized) 49,. ,.-.;....'..'.'.'.'-
Vocal Class.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
LOCAL. ELKS SEEK
MISSING BROTHER

The local E1ks lodge and the police de-
pa rtment are endeavoring to locate r,
n Van Horne Of Los Angeles, who Is
said 10 have disappeared, Mr., Van, Horne
last week i'm May and on May 20 left
the hotel. Thomas Homer. secretary OF
the local Fies lodge. has received the
following telegram from Los Angeles. but
az yet has received no description or the
missing man:
Thomas Homer. Secretary. p P. o.
T.. Salt Lake City. Utah
r z. Van Horne left Hotel Moxum
night of May 30 for Los Angeles and
has not been seen since. Wife III
and anxious TO hear from him. See
IF you can trace.
NJ. J, CONWAY Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
OFFICIAL COGNIZANC
IS TAKEN OF DE-
Turkish Embassy Is Looking
Demise Of Hassan Sampah q
This City.

The Turkish embassy at Waah1
has taken official cognizance Of the
OF Hassen Sampah. a Turk, who q
the county infiImary here April T.
accusing the local police OF hRvinG
en- him, and has instituted an ofne'
veStisation.
The county attorney. l. T. Whe{
terday received a letter from Mai1
Haer, consul for Turkey at san
cisco, asking for all possible infof4
rela ting TO the death OF Sanpen
San Francisco consul writes thar
been directed by the Turkish emp1
Washington 10 gather ful! detali'
matter.
Sampah, otherwise known a.
Ha ssen. died under peculiar e
stances. Because OF his dying seaI
that he had been mistreated y
lice. an inquest was held by Jususc
{ Harper The man was arre3Ie
Greek coffee house on West secons
street, where he had created
snce. He was taken TO the CITY
Later relea sed. A day later he 20.
in = critical condition in locSl 20
house and was removed 10 Ins
bospital. where he died IN gre1s
No evidence was introduced 20 ~.
Tho police had miStreated Sanpsc
he was in the city jail, ana n
erslIy presumed that the man va
hv another man in a drunh
over a waitress in Greek eone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
PLUMBING COMPANY
ADJUDGED BANKRUPT

The Wright-Osborn company. doing
plumbing and heating contract business
in Salt Lake, was yesterday adIudGed
bankrupt in the United States district
court and the matter referred TO Charles
Baldwin, referee The Bankruptcy case
came before the court upon petition OF
the New York Blower company and the
y. q. Nelson Manufacturing company.
4 petition asking that the firm OF
James r. Smith & Sons OF Salt Lake.
engaged in grain buying, be declared
was filed in the federal court
YESTERDAY By the National Copper bank,
w. O. KAY Elevator company Farmers
Grain & Milling company and the C.. a.
Grain & Milling company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
EDWARD S. FERRY is
LAID AT FINAL REST

Funeral services for Edward S. Ferry.
who died Wednesday morning as a result
OF gunshot wound inflicted by his own
hand, We're held at noon yesterday at
the family residence, 1871 East South
Temple street. The services both at the
home and at the cemetery wero private,
only members of the family and ntima te
business associates of Mr. Ferry being
present
The Rev, Elmer l. Goshen had charge
of the services. Iuterment was In Mount
OlIvet cemetery. The pallbearers We're
ID: c. Jackline. j. r Harris j. Tod Good
win i. c, Schlumm !. Frank Judge
Ernest BamberGer. Charles w Whitley
and Heber NJ Wells
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
RESOLUTION C[FI
CITY sEALER|
Commission Passes 4
tions Exonerating d
From Graft cha,,'|
koRfls DOES NOT
Opposes Resolution,
ever, On Ground Thai,
cial Is Eot ro,,u.

y resolution Generating "
city sealer OF weights
IRON, 'he charge 0! dishonesty !.
IN the conduct OF his of,,ca
him by local business maa
by the city Commission co..
inc same time the comnIss,"''
farr guilty Of "ogicious. CO.
admonlsied him 10 re,n.n,,s
nerS In dealing With bus,nev.
W II. Korns opposaa r..
winch was introduced nv M ne "a
{. Park. Korns took t,a ayor
thoush The apcciflc cbaroas ia
not oeen proven, nume-oys ~ w q
.n .nla' rarr was not a gentleman
roy competent in tic djschs,s,1
duties had been Substantially 8 =
that the matter 20 over for CO. =
before final action shonid s ~
Nhen the resolution wos M,
the water Com;nissioner n-isoS "
cused from yotinc "''-cu %
Several weeks ago q nar,..
men appeared before Tho ra;n y,
made charges tnlt Farr raH 's' !.
colitsloh with f. 81. Carey. \ IL,
repair man. TO corner ali tSe
pair WORK - tho city % ;he mi m,,s
III or both o. them. The cc,
hcid TWO sessions al whlch H.
were aired yoiUminously nm :
proof OF Tho charges q; dIstr.
Fairs part WAS Introduced ,Snr<
made evident That Farr r,d mn
emnitv oi Fnapy business men x
them.
lows:
! Whereas. charges iDvolvin
honor and integrity Of w =
scale. OF weights and measure,
been made Defore ]ie board q
rnlss!3ners OF Salt I.alic cltys
Whereas. the commission Iia;
complainants ample opportuuit,
| heard and has carefully car,
the matter from every ma
view; and
| Whereas, no evidence wnate,
been presented tending 10 sho
lusion with any scale reualrer
other act OF dishonesty I'm IN
duct OF his office: aud
| Whereas. the whole trounIe
| TO have arisen from an ob,
officlous manner on the part
sealer OF weights ard measure
which the complainants have
offense: therefore, be II
Resolved. That the said
Harr be. and he is compIet.
onerated, from every charge o
or dishonesty In the conductl
office: and
Resolved further, That III
sealer OF weights and measu
admonished TO treat all buslne
with whom he is forced TO c
contact i'll the discharge of his
duties with due courtesy an
Sideration for the presence ,
toners present when 1t becom
essary TO correct or condemu
or measures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
AWARD CONTRACBl
LIVE STOCK COLSI
John Holt Low Bidder ior ~
Constructing Foundations f0'
Structure.

John Holt of Salt Lake ~
Yesterday awarded the cVca Vsousd'
HE concrete footings ana iuu I, h
for the new livestock cSliseum arsrS
state fair grounds. Inc @ ave"
made Yesterday at a meeslnk
executive committee OF tns To-.
citation, held in the offices Gl s,a,S W.
Ensign, secretary of the DO Do',S 81
Holt7s bid for the work Tas Taasvssi'
est Of ten offered for consiass'sc lsa -
the board. it being g,1ss to 40 20 'A'
eighteen days for s24se;4cSi ~ ware;
The other bids submitteeSo Itteo. sS' 4. 4.
ert Shephed, 20 days, s9oovSs YAK.
ebangh & Co., 10 days, ySoSs Soo9'
Britain. 10 days, S5uVVii iiassS:
Bridge company, IS days, sSOYS = a.
Palm, IS days, S295o; Car 11I,t = 4 b
ii davs. $4325; A. A. C.a,s Gan 4 "a
davs' sSl53: owen II. gray aNyrs,;II : n
days' S3o2l.9o, and T. D.
nanv. IS davs. $49l5. : tAe
Work will be started liz
fnTDrp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
SALT LAKE WOMEN
RIDE IN AEROPLA LANE

An aeropane trip over the Hudson
river and the beautiful surrounding coun-
try was the experience a few days ago
OF Mrs. Myrtle Jennings Held and Miss
Eva Jennings. both formerly Of Salt Lake
City Blanche Stuart, an avatress OF
New York city. was hostess of the avIa-
uon party, which. from reports received
here yesterday. was a delightful one.
Miss Jennings and her mother, Mrs
Elmira Jennings, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs, Held In New York city. Be-
lore returning here the arrangements call
Tor two weeks In the Catsklr mountains
ana short soIourn In Washington
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
JUNGLE" JESSE KNIGHT
SHOWS GENEROSITY

An impetus 10 the $1,000 fund which Is
necessary to be subscribed by counties
in Utah through which the Midland trail
will pass was received yesterday by Jesse
d, Jewkes, state treasurer, "a nd acting
mittee. in the form OF a check for $1,000
from Jesse Knight of Provo, The officers
Of the local council OF the Midland Trail
association feel assured that with re-
sponse Ike that received from Mr.. Knight
the road in Utah viii be completed by the
time the India polls automobile manu-
facturers come here next month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
SHAM BATTLE PLANNED
BY THE UTAH BATTERY

4 sham battle has been planned by
the Utah battery 10 take place at Wan
damere. Monday. June 23, All four of
the battery's big guns Will he taken To
the resort and at p. M fire will be
opened on an imaginary fleet Steaming
up the lagoon Sunset guns will be
fired at ! p, m. The officers Of the bat
terry will be attired in white duck uni
forms and Governor Spry and his entire
staff and their ladies will be present. as
viii lor w. G.. Williams and the bat
talon staff officers. Members Of the bat
terry will wenr full dress blue uniforms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
MISS CLARA HYDE
TO VISIT THE.

Miss Clara Hyde. daughter q eaili'
p. HYDE Of New York o,, cry. y;o.mciSI on
W wlli SG'e be the the guest here . ef Nlss Nyssus
ane n2ei"SGPii cIristian association; un'' m n
a. re %rs. T' q P Hyde gave, 50 ssOsS
c,Nt,pn cne po'ji,' IN THIS city. this be,sst a.
the original sl1, 900 which maue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
ORSON F. WHITNEY
BACK FROM LONG TRIP

Elder Orson F. Whitney. an apostle
OF the Mormon church, returned yesterday y
from "A trip through Colorado. New
Mexico. Arizona and southern California
after an absence of about a month. Dur
ing his absence he visited historic places
and attended conferences of the Mormon
people, attending more than forty meet
ings. He reports successful trip Of
more than 5000 miles, which, he says, was
enjoyable. although demands on his time
We're incessant, Among the interesting
places visited was the Grand canyon OF
the Colorado. which is seen from a
branch line OF the Santa Fe railroad.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
COMMISSIONERS WILL
AUDIT COUNTY BOOKS

BY way OF making amends for the fall
ure OF their predecessors. the county COM
missioners have practically a greed to have
the county books audited for four years
back. II the audit is made the Goddard
Abbey company Will be given the work
Under the law the county commission
ers are supposed to have the books audit
ed twice a year, but the new commission
ers who assumed office last January have
discovered that previous administrations
overlooked this requirement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
EXTRAVAGANCE BASIS
OF CRUELTY CHARGE

Citing his wife's extravaganza as a
basis for a. cruelty charge William C
Dale Yesterday filed suit in the district
court for divorce from Izora Dale. Dale
charges that because of his wifes refusal
to keep within his income he is con-
stantly and pelpetually IN the hands OF
the loan sharks. to whom he Is forced
10 appeal TO raise money with which 10
NEE, the debts Incurred by Mrs Dale,
Also he alleges that his wife's creditors
are always suing him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
MONEY FOR Y. w. c. A.
RAPIDLY COMING IN

Yesterday was the best day since the
two weeks ago by the women OF the
Young Women's Christian association to
clear the home OF debt, according to re-
ports received last night Miss Mary
l.. Robinson, secretary OF the assocla t}on
here. said last night that more than one
half of the money had been raised and
that she expected 10 have twenty women
in the field tnday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
UNDERCOES OPERATION
FOR APPENDICITIS

Albert Roberts, the 16-ycar- r-old son Of
Mrs. a. M. Roberts, Z Oaks apartments
was operated on last Wednesday evening
at St Marks hospital for Appendicitis
The operation highly successful
according to DR.. Critchlow, who has
charge Of the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
To Hold Memorial.

The knights and Ladies OF the Macca
bees will hold their memorial services
at Odd Fellows hall on next Sunday even
the direction OF Norwood Cook. the Rev.
7. n. Simpkin viii deliver the principal
address.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
REV. N. f. CLEMENSON
is SALT LAKE VISITOR

The Rev. N. Z. Clemenson. long nsstor
OF the Presbyterian church at Logan. now
resident Of San Francisco. was Salt
Lake visitor Yesterday and will 20 10
NJ. Pieasant today for a brief stay The
Key. MT Clemenson left Logan about six
years ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
CONVICT ROAD WORK
IN DAVIS COUNTY

W. n, Beers, state engineer has an
nounced that within a week convicts
from the state prison VIII be put 20 work
on the county roads I'm Davis county. ii
has not been definitely decided. however.
where the location OF the camp VIII he or
how many Inen VIII be used on the
work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-13
Evening of Essays at St. Mary's Academy
Is Preparatory to the Graduating Exercises

M EMBERS
Lucille MCandl, Nellie Fitzmauice