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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
CHURCH OFFICIALS
FORMALLY INSTALLED

The annual roIl cali and s6ppe, of the
RIO GFsnde Baptisi churcll was held last
niSii IN ltie church buiiding 1850 WAst
second South street In addition to thc
iSual proEramme The church offciaIs
clccl@d last week we're formally in-
stalled.
Tire supper was followed by business
meeting. al which the aluendnIents 10
ne constitution necessary To- permit fbn
lnr0inolalnn OF The church property Were
adopted The hoard OF trustees was AM
ihorizc'i 80 cake over fhc chiirch DrIperI,.
under tle conditions laid down b,. INA
Homo Mission society
The reports read Dy The pastor tle
board OF trustees and the officers of ;he
HailoG' societies Indicated That Tie
church uiiaiiS were ia excellent ron,Ii
h"n and Thai The outlook Tor lsIl WIS
Very cncoura 2iug-
ABOUT eighty persons partooll of the
supper served By thc ladies alnliiary.aud
moe l,'an l"g persons responded ta the
no eiahotat" p'oFrumluc VAS arcpqre.I
Tor che occasion. IN addition 90 Inc nus
tG'nnlr suug service, coruet soj5 v5s
given sS Blaine Scls.k
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
REQUESITION FOR
FRENCH FORWARDED
Papers Mailed to Sacramento: Instruc.
tions Telegraphod to N. G. Nor
gan to Bring Promoter.

Requisitiou papers for the return of
g. w. trench, the promoter whose
drafts were Tepudiated in tbis city.
were prepared by the county attorney,
l. =, Wiley, yesterday aud wife
mailed to Sacramento. Cal, last night.
The papers were signed by Governor
William Spry. They are directed TO the
governor of California
Nicholas G. Morgan assistant coun
ty attorney. who is now in Los Angeles
attcr French, wired TO the county at
L.orneX Yesterday afternoon 20 the eff
feet that French had been surrendered
oy hls oondsmcn and was now in iail.
Mr.. Morgan also informed the county
attorney that French was dcsirous OF
eftecting a settlement of his affairs in
salt Lake and had asked if he could not
send a representative here.
10 this the county attorney repIied
that t'rJnch -Cuufrt- -ibpuIn--t77-taIk SET
Element after he reached Salt Lake
hlmself. Mr.. Morgan was ordered to
stay in California until he gets French
Morgan will leave for SACRAMENTO TO.
day so as 10 be on hand when The reoui.
sltlon papers arrive at the state capital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
PROTEST IS AGAINST
WATER DEPARTMENT
Discrimination in Favor Of Eastern
Companies Charge of Local
Foundry.

Another complaint against alleged
discrimination hv the water department
against local foundries and machine
shops was filed with the city commits
SION yesterday, tins time by the Lun.
din 4 Nav Foundry x Machine shop
Of this city
it is set out that for wears the water
department. hRs been Purchasing hy-
Irants from outside markets when they
could be purchased ai home with equal
advantage, thus keeping in the state
money expended by the city for this
purpose.
The complaining company asks that
the commission have tho city engineer
prepare drawings and specifications for
standard hydrant for use iu the WA
Ter system and tina; these specifications
be submitted TO all local foundres and
machine shops for price quotations. The
company IS confident that ii this is
done the local concerns will be able
TO meet the eastern prices. The result
would be not onlY5a furthering of the
home industry, but would result in a
STANDARDIZATION Of appliances.
Other local companies have made sew
eral protests TO the city In recent
months, both IS to the purchase OF hy-
drants and pipe materials. The reply
of the water department and the pur-
chasing agent has been that where Tie
specifications were equal the local com
panles could not meet the price. and
whore prices were equal the local com
panIes conld not meet the spccihca.
tJOOS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
CONSIDER E|VLARG|NC
POLICE HEADQUARTERS
Purchase of Additional Build.
ing to Be Taken Up by
City Commissioners.

Consideration VIII bc given tie .ecolu-
mendatlon OF Il. II. Grant chief OF police,
for larger quarters Tor the police station,
when the city commission meets az bud
get committees next week. Enlargement
Of the present quattcIs. construction of Il
new building on the present site or pur-
chase OF another building are the priu-
opal alternatives the commission vii!
look iI,tos
Mayor Samuel &. Park wllI take tt,.
matter ,hp with the commission. lie viii
'rcomIucnd the purchase OF the IDdrpend-
ent Telephone building. providing reason
able terms can be agreed upon. Other
members of the commission arc agreed
piat IT, Is about tlmc better quarters for
the police department We're secured. bus
II u question whether the money can
oe spared for this purpose th!s year.
To buy the telephone building would cost
SlOp.o00. according to offers that have been
pefore the commission for more than o
Year. 1t is possible that this price can
DC cut to 500 900 and that arrangements
can be made ioi' buying the building on
The installment plan.
Mayor Park was III uIerenCc with the
chief Of police yesterday In regard To the
matter. Together with the chet he in
soected the telephone building with tho
IDEA III mind OF determining 10 Jus, what
Uses II could he put In c9sc the city ac-
quires It. -
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B. c. STEVENSON OF
"CLOVER LEAF" He

p. c. Stevenson. vice president OF
Toledo, st Louis & Western lailI
otherwise known as The Clover II
road arrived here yesterday afternoo
the private car 80 OF President "
Ross With three friends, j. + Towns
traffic manager Of the National I
company, Pittsburg j. y. Coaklev.
fc manager Of the American steel
Wire company. Cleveland. and
Thom9s CoalI@ey. his brother. who.
sides in PittSburg.
I MIR. Stey enson is here on ali annual
spection Of the agencies OF tho ,.oa,
The west and southwest and thc 'ot
are accompanying him for pleasure,
the o&ccPtion of Mr.. Townsend, VINO
boon III recently and who VIZ ord
BY his physician 10 spend n few W,
In California. After Il stay here al
day. during which the. party will III
To special organ recital al tllc Ca
m,c!c arranged for by H. w. Prlcl
general agent here OF the Chicago &.
ton, which will take place TODAY at N
the party VIII proceed TO San Franci
thence "a Los Angeles and returu
via The Santa F'e
They were met here yesterday
Frank NJ. Miller. commercial agent OF
Glover icaf at Los Angeles. who
chdpcrun thcm 10 ibe coast. Tie D,
came here from Denver over the
Ora nde. arriving at @:l0 p. m. their
being attached Ia No. 3 OF that rou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
BANKERS STILL PULL
FOR SALT LAKE

delegation OF Salt Lake business
men may attend Tire meeting OF bankers
Lake As the logical place for a federal
reserve bank in the intcrmounlain states
II Is probable that the joint committee
appointed TO work for regional bank
Tor Salt Lake VIII hold meeting at the
Commcrclal club next week to discuss;
sending Il delegation To- Denver.
Secretary OF the Treasury William Nc
Adoo VIII be present at the Denver
meeting Secretary MC.tdoo was called
nnon by Senator Reed Srnuol of Utah in
Washington recently aud was asked bv
senator Sno0t TO have the reserve hanL
committee visit Salt Lake JON its west
Salt Lake. however. accordiun. ia Snr,In,
Snopt and for this reason be suggested
IN q lctter 10 Secretary Win G. Farrell
OF the commercial club that deIesat ton
from salt Lake be sent 10 Dnnver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
ASKS REVOCATIO
OF LIQUOR lENSE
City Piles Action Against bprietor
Of the Portola
Cafe.

1'hc first action ever beg,4or th,
revocation OF liquor hcenseter In,
provisions Of the state law of wa,
filed in the district court yesGy -b,
Salt Lake City against f. i&ilen
proprietor of the Portola caft See
ond South and Main street, ity
through W. I'll. Fotland. ASSIST city
attorney, filed q petition asl5in9p,the
revocation of the license on th{r1nd
that Alien has repeatedly violsdthe
law. TN.
Upon hearing The petition j L. F.
G. Loofbourow issued an order 4 ow
cause retutnahle Friday. JanuaE3
AT that time Allen win have .Sp-
pear and show cause why his ilSc
should not be declared void. IL
1t is alleged in the petition tbtJ-
len does not heed the midnight dc
clause Of the state law, and t,e
.pretends to conduct a restaurantli-
ness which is a mere prcrcXt forl
ing liquor to women. Numerotisl-
stances of alleged violation of th,r
are cited.
The stale law provides that J
holder Of license who violates e
law shall make liable the rcvocatif
his license.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
BACK TO STANDARD
FOR BERRY CUPS"

, The new berry cup ordinance. revert
luS ph'k 10 tle on standard of iourtuen-
ounce cups, was introduced AT The civ
COMMISSION meeting Yesterday and laid
over one week. II VIII be passed with
OUT opposition
. II IS Just year since the ordinance
lorclnG growers, produce men and oil Inrs
90 plare berries on the mnrke; i'm fiII
nllart and pint cups was raised Prph1 :
bly, no other piece OF municipal Icelsla :
ilon provoked more disscTsion and trouble.
that the ordinance Of 1915 In changing,
pack "a the old standard the commission
believes IL is meeting universal de-
nand OF al parties Interested In the
2andlius of berries. ncludin. the con-
{umiHg public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
UTAH FRUITGROWERS
ASSOCIATION MEETS

The board of directors of the Utah
frultgrowers association. numbering
fifteen men, met last night III the Yer.
mont building to hear the animal report
OF Secretary William II. Homer. and
take. measures for the coming wear.
President Hugh J. Cannon presided and
the full directorate was on hand
Secretary Homer stated last night
that two or three days would be re-
qmred before the board acted on his
report and adopted policy that could
be given out IN full. II is understood
III general way, however. that the
association VIII cndeavor TO place Utah
fruits on the markets Of other states
where they have not been i'm evidence
before. The organization also Will
hereafter naudIc express shipments Of
fruit which is expected 10 grealIy in
crease the revenues of the association,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
GRANITE DRAMATIC
CLUB SCORES WELL

The Dramatic club OF the Granite high
Scnool made ITS nrst appearance at the
Wndcr ward amusement han TUESDAY
and met with the best OF success finau-
c'ally. as well rs making hit wit. the
audience. II Is customary for actors
representing the school to make heir
first appearance at the school but on
account OF wanting 60 he Thoroughly ac-
quainted with their parts before they
staged the play before their schoolula tes
the reason fnr this departure WAS given
by Arthur Solomon, business mana ger
OF The club, tat because so MANY OF the
students have been strongly "knncking"
the play il was the desire OF the cast 10
play in best form when the staging AT
Granite took place
The next engagement win he at Sandy
january 20 This date is the only ono
that has boeu arranged at The present
lime, but 4 trip throughout the state IS
contemplated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
CHANGE PR04AMNE
FOR PROPOSE BONDS
If conourred in | Electors,
$525, 900 VIII J Spent
for Watd' s,ply.

Some changes in he p,ra,,ne for
water and sewerfl imrs.mon+. -
agreed upon by tM cit,rorm;soion
iNVsiHl Nrfe m;idd yestaay at the
'"~s ''''o" o' 'oyiEc5ir Cannon, city
engineer, Instead oaspen4g s5no ooo
'oi wafer ana Sleo1VO II sewers it
WIS decided to put SIS o,,iuto ,ya4 nv
and $500 iuto seJ.rs bis ehanno
Ylll he incorborated !, thnrJ;un,,o's.,Ss. y
now being drafted hAhc cy attorney
calling for the S900,dO ho olnctioG
The engineer IN goIu ov bis nsti.
mates has discor cred, b,,t ,,orn ~,
F3Bp, ,upp will be neceArv h tbc nr,,l
"' oS0n c,,n M%Ier lmpfove9nts@ ~ 6gur-
nc concluded that SeboO to,Id ho
trimmer, from the tod sow, rst;,,.,a
md added TO the waa cstnafn Tbc
reduction viii he InadIbv dttinr the
cost OF the main scI o.aei fro,,
TO S21O0O0 MI the.ost M :,
new pumping plant fr $4,000 10
600. If the artuatonirtt nr;ces @
for the sewer work cxbd. S75 IN IL
IS hcllnycd the dciiciei ca, he mot
from The regular scw3fund of tbo
~ ~ any ihlc III lYe ONION Of
WY EnEt'ce' ana the qlnissou that
Watet improvements affcn porc i'm.
oeiatile th"h sever 'n3yemNts and
~ SV.l" l,e p'St 10 Pldc ~ ample
luiia Ior Wairr hrsl oi ard take a
chance on having CnougboueJ for tbe
sewer plans.
The date of the electi wiIllbc lnff
blank in the 1rn If NJ | .k,,.;
ol.''i!hhc. Whcn IL comes IUrc the com
be decided on today. lSill bc Fch.
rualN 90, in all probabi inst G,a
DAYS before tho county Il bond cIcc.
iion, When the ordinank prescntod
the usual custom OF IaviSt over ono
week viii be suspended 1 Il win hc
passed Immediately SO as brovidc ali
possible time to prepare tie eler,
iou.
Voters will not he rcotl 10 reois.
5er for the election Thelv win ro
quest the county clerk tdeuarc +hc
1oll hooks frou the counAreasnrer,s
'%o'u ot H'NpaNerS, 'poth i5onal and
tax, who voted The last
general election. These mlvete
Preparation Of the poll n for tba
county 5 bond election to Eeld Feb.
-uary % is now under WAY hr com,
y clerk : Office and fhe a for the
,ity election can he prcpa at fbc
iame time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
FRANK r. NEWMAN'S
BROTHER IS DROWNl

Frank r. Newman. local manager
Pantages theater WAS gr;eveG YrstCr,
TO learn Of tie drowning OF his brotl
James Newman OF Sea rtlc. Wash. e.
tain OF Il freight vessel. Captain Ne
nan had been in command Of
ireisntef '1,]lth. operating between
attic. Vancouver ard Victoria Acco
Ing 20 tho telegram IL was noticed
%as missing by The ships crew hcty,
Seattle and Port Townsend.
Another telegram was received ID.
Newman last night from brother
law "a Seattle which stated thai
death OF Cartain Newman was alntoS'
certainty The Telegram also said 81
the owners of tho fGAig1ter 'Icdith" w
making every possible effort 30 find q
tHjn Newmau's body
Acco.din" 20 the Information at ha
IL is believed that Captain Newman \,
was asleep In tho pilot house uf Tie ho
was called out during the stormy wcatl
Whle rounding Point Wilson and v
swept overheard between Point WINS
and Townsend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
LIBRARY ORGANIZER
WILL Be APPOINTED
State Board of Education
Plans to Establish State Ii
braries on Firmer Basis.

toward Il. briggs. secretary of thc
state library and gymnasium commits
sion, ana A. c. Mathcson. state supcr
in'endent Of public instruction, were
authorized TO secure library organi.
zcr to carry on the work Of organizing
libraries throughout the state, at the
meeting Of the state hoard Of oduca.
tion held YESTERDAY.
superintendent Mathcsou states that
the work OF putting libraries on a firm
0asiS wllI be vigorously carried ON
mere are al present about forty public
'lhlarles that need assistance from an
urganlzcr :tnd many more are planned.
The last Legislature made am appropri.
atlon l"r public libraries aud tic state
BOARD OF cducation was Entrusted with
the expenditure OF this sum.
Upon the reading Of letter from
me genera secretary OF the National
Ihnld Labor committee. With hcadquar-
lers IN Chicago, requesting that lanu,
ary ~ be observed by Utah schools
as 4 day for the discussion of the child
labor evil, the board decided that such
wonid be a good move. Tcach hers in
an the schools viii be instructed to hold
SPECIAL exercises in which instruction
VIII be given regarding child labor.
~ WAS decided that teachers wishing
TO secure certificates for fhe next school
year IL they have an cXaminat non rec
ora OF 80 per cent or more. recorded
IN the state Superintendent $ office.
VIII be given certificates if they pass
examinations IN any one of fhc fol
lowing books: I" Scientific Manapc
mcnt and Educatiou,'' Rice: ''Evcry.
day Problems in Teaching, - Shea
Standards in Elementary Education, >
q life high school certificate was
granted Miss Frances Qualtrough Of the
SILT LakG hiah schnnl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
SCHOOL FRATERNITY
FORMS CORPORATION

Articles of incorporation for the Beta
lheta II fraternity OF Utah were adopt.
GU laat night at meeting of the fra
.lTS,thliF members at the chapter house.
pared by ATTORNEYS d. Il. Olson pn5
Walker J; Glmtcr The following OF
GERS OF the corporation were eIecteJ.
President, DR.. l.. r. Arnold: vice nresi.
dent. NJ, u Navor; secretary aud treas.
nrer, H. G. Richardson The board of
trustees of The fraternity is composed
Of w. 7. Guntcr, Dr. William G.
Ebaugh, George +. Marks, NJ. II. Forbes
H. r. Wleelock, M. w McCarty and
5. i. BILLINGS. In.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Petitions Pending

Petitions for the owing curb,
gutter improyementJso arc In
consideration: Doug street, Tl.
TO Sixth South; Thienth East II
south TO Seventh sol; Fourth So
from tenth TO Thienth East 81
Sixth south fLom Nb to Thirteer
East. The CITY ) sc ON thess 4
moi been estimated, mother curb q
gutter extension bg considered h
TINT including aIl t. eastern patti
tue north bench estated to cossT
city S45,000. srljs..l
Another item Of thc improvenie
to be considered ibe covering =,
North Temple stredqueduct, VIII
carries the surplus Ter of City cre
and the city canal This would ~
10000, Residents The western ~
of the city arc al3lamoring forW
extension OF the srns canal anotl u
mile, which would i $4,000. n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
CHOOSE EXECUTIVE
BOARD MEMBERS

Representatives Of the severed com.
4arie- Of Tire Salt Lal,c high school ga.
det pattpGon were elected esterday
Pauies 10 serve on the c.;ccYfive l,sgrd
Of the baitaEcU.4 After the eIertiop
The first din OF The new year N3s
Eel1. prill. wliah wera TO have hnco
held prey .ousiy lad 10 bc gostponod he
cause ri uifayor8blc weather,
Those who win serve on the cxecu.
tive board from the companies arc:
Sergeant Frank Uplpm Jicutenupf
Starr Wardrop, Sergeant Paiii Tawnev
Captain Waltcr Gillespie, Emerson,
l3oWerman. CAPTAIN Beltlcr Woocv.
Sergeant willard Cumniuss. Ejrst Scr,
aG!eart po9atd Williams First Sergeant
Ff9us Steiner. Lieutenant Paul Basseti
aud Captain Bobcrt Collier
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
MARRIES GIRL OF Is
DESPITE OPPOSITION

The efforts Of the police ana of the
girls parents to prevent tho marriage nf
Margaret WuSSerman. Ia years of age
and George Rose. a cook who elopcd from
Salt lake Saturday night. have been
ruthless According TO Ralph Hardy. a
news agent for the Oregon Short Line
who arrived here yesterday The couple
have becu married, presumably In. Utah
and arc no" IN Butte. Mont.
Hardy brought With him from Boise an
order TO obtain the release OF Roses
baggage, which has been held at the
EAmhergeI lenoL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
WHIT TIER SCHOOL.
ORCHESTRA HONORED

For the first time IN the history OF tho
salt Lake public schools. Tie Whittier
orchestra has been asked To play at the
CommeTcial club. The Whittier school
orchestra consists of ten students OF tile
school aud has been under the direction
ot Miss Josephine Sch!ck for The past Two
years.
Last year all hu; three members OF
the orchestra graduated. bat this wear
material WAS more plentiful than iu pre-
ceding semesters. i'irc yioipe three cor
nefs aud complete set of drums constl-
tute the orchestra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
BAND AND ORCHESTRA
WILL "TAKE TURNS

The Musical society of the University
4 Utah viii g!"o ts first bali of The sea-
on Friday evening in the assembly room
d The museum building. The dance has
everal interesting features lnaslnucd az
he band of tMrtv men and orchestra OF
ivcntJ- win alternate In furnishing the
lusIC. The boUdweu viii appear FOR the
Fst time In theis new uniforms of red
nd white.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
stoutnor Goes Fast.

Warren Stoutnor. engineer or mairte-
ance OF WAYS of the Ramber t,Iec-
tcaI railroad. cft yesterday for CID
iso and other eastern. cities. Where he
il study trackagc used IN the big ter
hpal stations. H. order iu apply me
cas- glenncd IN The construction OF tbe
opposed new terminal III this city for
le Banberser and Crem electric loadh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Mineral Inspector visits Here

Letoy \. Palmer mineral Inspector of
the general land office. was In Salt Lake
YESTERDAY. and visited the local field
service division offices. Mr Palmer has
had his headquarters in Ee!ena. Mont.
Dut y going 10 san Francisco To make
that orr his winter hcaGquarters roI. :,
general inyesiigat!oE OF government MIN
cral and oil lands IN California. He is
a brother of iiuscne l.. Palmer OF salt
Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Pledges 10 BE Met

This is IN additiou
that viii have To be 5p5S
on work authorized ;laSeN
yet completed, and urarid
talyingS TO which tbeDmn
pledged. The total s,lIp bS
Oh uncompleted worlS leyeI
provements already aurizcI
year and OH jnproveIits
for. in case abeui ha,of
incIuded IN thc progmle. ,
the neighborheod Of : 900.
exclusive Of the, reg1iIidep
budgets for maintcnanand
Of the city governtue {
This sum viii rot ba ITO
priated out Of this y,s =
any means. OF tie appfiJ
last year For pub!iGu
there rcmains about q
special Improvement tlI'
completed contracts m
Even when the uncom.C|
are cared for there wbW!
IN the special ruHls obout
To apply tc 1914 inlprnent
An thc petitions consied t.
ing were utesred 10 ttity
for tabuIatioa,. after rh
be given definite cousiutiun
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william RItscbeI, ca.


Mora. William RitscbeI, Gard
ner SVmous, Alex II. Van Lser,
DoGajas Nok. nayry w. Watrous.
j. Nldcn 1Veir
IIl4jsiR@ co!niniltee-F. X. M.
REIN Frederick G.. IL Roth. w.
GraRdllc- smith
In bctsopal letters To ntrrf friends
on tIis same subject Mr. Ba}lin hag
expressed this same view. IN one of
these SAVING - tliull the Univer-
sjrv OF Utah ,yoyld IN, forl ;Inatc in
pessessmg Il copl. Of the biifra,o in
bronze" Crftics all over the. coun-
try, including art writer's IN the New
York Herald, The New York Pines.
81 Nicholas nlasazine and the
studio, recognized authority on
ar, nave given Snecial attention 10
the blhialo OF. ANard fairbanes.
By;-s.i,.-- M
hiitSSDuIy Adihs-
President j. r. EIncsbury Of tbe I-ni-
vcrsty OF Urah was assed lasr night. Cor
an oppression on tie sulijecl treated by
Dr. Roberts lie said. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
West Side Anxious

One of tirc biggest /
ing sougbt by Prupert
paving o. Eighth We
Second South street
street, which il .hc
strong petition has te
favor of this improyo5
most equally strong II
filed. The commissioU
payers on the street igI
ter before taking amy /
Among other imprDI
are:
Third West from
First North, city 5 y
street, Sixth Suuth IN
= 1000, 3 street from!
Sixth avenue and Si
b to n streets. $2%,
from FhIrd South ~
$4,000; State street.
Eleventh South stress
East street bel wccn 4
SODlh streets. no cstiw
from Main 90. Ninti
block between. Fifth
is now paved. rs
avenue from \ street Nv
S3l 500; Second SoGtfr
West Temple street, pa
Third West from Eigb u
no estimate; Fhirtceh
from South Temple teif
hence cast 20 Mt. iyt
5 10 500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Violates Labor Law.

The proprietor OF the Factory aoteI
Garland pleaded guilty 20 violation
The Wopan's ninS-hour labor law ana vs.
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