Deseret Evening News | 1902-01-18 | Page 17 | Our Busiest Men

1 t NN M MAMMA m mA AA A Ar NN A Strong Statement of Their Case from fron a n Colorado Investor r f 8 It is Generally Believed that a Reduction in the Cuban Tariff Would Inure to the Benefit of Importers and Speculators and Not the Cubans J I S r k rm rw rr w OUR BUSIEST 8 MEN MENH 1 H F I F H I I I 1 I d I F I tH I F I 1121 E I HH 1 1 I F F F IF F H H 9 hF H II HH 1 I I 1 1 Ir i q 4 h tl 84 a I J JA A f I 4 i J 11 I II I jt eT f 1 4 r N tl r p i h I IM t tj NI I 11 j M n I 1 I 4 11 1 e r it i ik V j t k t A AI I 4 I r ft j 1 41 Ya t tc v c t y r 4 t tt t f f fy t y I E m tm ar e r tj J k 9 T I i ij i f t rF c r G JO J F 1 Photo by Harry Ha H HooI HH H I H H H HH I H H l I H I H oj CITY TREASURER RICHARD P D MORRIS Time The record made by Richard P Morris as ns city treasurer during the last tour four years and the time handsome compliment meat ment paid him by his ids party at al the recent election In returning him to the position fur for the time third time entitles him to tobe tobe tobe be classed among the time busiest of Salt Suit Lakes busy bUs men non It will be remembered r that he lie was the tho only Democrat In Inthe Inthe Inthe the city who survived the tho Republican landslide of November last lost This picture shows him nt It his desk In the tho Joint building where here he looks after at tor the time financial interests of ot the city with whit all of the fidelity that has characterized ills his hi conduct through the tho various walks of ot life A A A A A A