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- War is near Mexico City; Diaz Quails
- New Secretary of the Interior Has Taken His Post
- Warships Are Ordered Home
- Counsel Pleads Insanity for Slayer of Her Baby
- Accepts Utah Aid on Tunnel
- Corporation Tax is Constitutional
- Calumet & Hecla Cuts Copper Price
- Declares England Must Keep up Navy
- Amalgamated May Get Control of Company
- Russian Army Moves on China
- Woman Assassinated at Flomaton, Alabama
- Woman Suspected of Being Party to Murder
- Treasury Will Soon Issue Panama Bonds
- American Prisoners Said to Have Been Executed
- Fleet Sails from Cuba
- Page 2
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- Rebel Leader a Harvard Man
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- Creighton is Unidentified
- Is Seriously III
- Valuable Aid Given by Former Banker
- Service Will be Very Short
- Sutherland Saves $90 on Reception
- Drilling At Galveston
- February Exports Break All Records
- Earnest Effort to End New York Deadlock
- "U" Summer School Obtains Noted Men
- Threats Are Alleged
- Taking Usual Course
- Grocers Put up Prices
- Fair Trial Assured
- Anna Goldbrandsen's Funeral
- American Women Make Plans for Card [Illegible]
- Called into Service
- New Regent of Persia Appoints His Cabinet
- Paid under Protest
- Page 3
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- Confers with the President
- Rate Hearings Are of Vast Importance
- Canvass First Day is Encouraging
- Ministers Choose Dr. M'niece Head
- Goes to Missoula
- Dies of Scarlet Fever
- Annual Revenue Measure
- Major General Hodges Retires from Service
- Contraband Opium Seized on Steamer
- Vote on Senator in Deadlocked States
- Salt Laker in New York
- [Illegible] Theater Draws Thousands Opening Night
- Amusements
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- Outlook is Promising for Beaver Enterprise
- High School Notes
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- Society
- Secretary of War to Reviews Troops
- Weather Forecast for Tuesday
- Decision in Favor of The Railroad Company
- Winnipeg Offered Plant for $15,000,000
- New Incorporations
- Electrical Pools Are Willing to Dissolve
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- Movement of Bullion
- "Gravel Day" at Milford Celebrated
- One Man Killed and One Fatally Injured
- Relief for Famine Sufferers in China
- Judge Ross Throws Suit out of Court
- Births
- Deaths
- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
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- Page 6
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- House Rejects Coal Rate Bill
- House Wants Senate to "Get a Move on"
- Solons Playing See-Saw Game
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- Bills Introduced
- Fund Available For Statehouse
- Favorably Reported by Sifting Committee
- Bills Tabled
- Without Recommendation
- Two Congressmen Elected at Large
- Signed by Governor
- Appointments Are Looked for Today
- Fish and Game Laws Revised
- Reported Favorably
- Bills Rejected
- In the House
- Bill Passes after Fight
- Senate Opposed to Reciprocity
- Bill is Aimed at Walking Delegate
- Adds $9500 for Roads and Bridges
- State Assists Chamber of Commerce Exhibit
- Liquor Measure For Today
- Oppose Commission Bill
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- Line is Open to Caliente
- Colonist Traffic Starts with Rush
- Murray Proud of Fire Fighters Who Are Always Alert and Eager to Respond to the Call of Duty
- Drop in Party Rate Will Benefit Utah
- Arraign Youths and Fix Time for Trials
- Colorado Midland Renames Old Men
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- Notice of Assessment
- Makes Record Run
- Railroad Notes
- Has Piloted Many Shows to Success in the West
- Places in Government Open to the Ambitions
- Double Track in Nebraska
- Page 8
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- Copper Outlook Not So Bleak
- Nothing Doing in Ohio Copper Plan
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- Stock Exchange Begins Week Encouragingly
- Boston Ely a Scene of Find
- Rich Silver Ores due from Tintic
- King Edward Company is in Hard Lines
- Eastern Market in Position to Advance
- Nevada Con. Places in Seventh Section
- Party is Inspecting the Cottonwood Camps
- February Was Slower South Utah Period
- Homestake Posts the Usual Profits Monday
- A. F. Holden Inspecting Utah Mining Interests
- Nevada Douglas Sends Notice to Stockholders
- Twelve Cents Bottom Price for Copper
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- Page 10
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- Tells Coast of Utah's Exhibit
- Fans See Four Boxing Bouts
- High School Rifle Team Beats College
- Former Salt Lake Man Who is Shot
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- Napa Nick Disqualified; Pluvious Gets Purse
- Bergen Rides Four Winners at Tampa
- Judges Ask Revocation of Musgrave's License
- Lucas Will Sign Bond for $10,000
- Zybszko Throws Westergaard
- High School Baseball Team is Organizing
- Waterloo, Iowa, Wins Place in Ball League
- Death of Last Black Hawk War Veteran
- Students Pay Profitable Visit to Auto Show
- Baseball Practice on University Campus
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- Olson's Filibuster Comes to a Close
- Evangelical Alliance in Silver Service [Illegible]
- May Employ Convicts on State Road Building
- Mead Will be Umpire in Exhibition Games
- Murray Schools to Take Part in the Track Meet
- Fighters Must Not Clinch All the Time
- Biggest Man Wins
- Company H. Wins
- Hack Wins Two Falls
- Loofbourow Mentioned for District Judge
- Victory for Brigham City
- Case Thrown out of Court
- Wins Billiard Tournament
- American Horses Win
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- Roosevelt Talks at Dallas, Texas
- Masked Bandits Rob Reed Hotel
- Mormon Batallion Pioneer is Dead
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- Grants Extradition of O'hara and Clore
- Says City Should Appropriate $50,000
- Want Better Beet Station
- Weber Marriage Licenses
- Pays County for Taking Dirt
- Judge Howell Improves
- Say Speed Law Violated
- To Give Entertainment in Honor of St. Patrick
- Forty Tons of Coal Purloined
- Boys Confess Theft
- Squire Coop Replies
- Accused of Battery
- Kawahata Not Guilty
- Struck by Car; May Die
- Baby Swallows Acid with Fatal Result
- Noted Educator is Found Dead in Bed
- Anti-Clerical Riots at Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Democrats Holding Their Own in Maine
- Father Shoots Son During a Quarrel
- Cutler Hearing Postponed
- May be Demented
- Dismissed as Settled
- Order of Notice Thereon
- Local News
- University Notes
- Died
- Aged Woman is Badly Hurt in Fall on Street
- Perry Bound Over; is Unable to Give Bond
- Hotel Clerk Dies
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- New Factories Looming Large
- Children Feature of St. Patrick's Day Concert
- City Council Wants to Know
- Transfers Prisoners To Pen for Safekeeping
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- Water Interests Meet
- Miss Margaret Whitney Writes Aviation Song
- Sunday School Union Holds Second Meeting
- Submit Protests Against Emrich as Health Officer
- Busy' Session of Grand [Illegible]
- Capt. Rowell Will Not Leave Fort [Illegible]
- Plumbing and Heating [Illegible] Peery Hotel
- Warren Files Petition
- Laundry Workers Are Organizing
- Scientists Meet in Zion in April
- Engineer Injured in Wreck Dies in Hospital
- Dean Cummings for Wards Many Rare Specimens
- Butter Must Contain Less Moisture, Says U. S.
- City and Vicinity
- Give Tourists Warm Welcome
- Cunningham Says Not Guilty to Fraud Charge
- Work to Begin Soon on Murray Railroad Station
- Farmers' Institute
- Enormous Devil Fish Arouses Much Curiosity
- Salt Lake is Attracting Nation-Wide [Illegible]
- Girls Thank Matron
Salt Lake Tribune | 1911-03-14 | Page 11 | Pays County for Taking Dirt
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1911-03-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6km0p3m |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6km0p3m |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Pays County for Taking Dirt |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1911-03-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6km0p3m/14268925 |