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Show - , , , .. . . ., , . v . , r . n"n ' ritftiliti A T: ' ,,,,. 4 ) 1 - SECTION R.--- - - -- , . --- - , , . . V T- i V' 4 . . , -- NEW- S - is mu 'plentiful hi Unit as opportunity; tor instance a chasm NNothing - to save. Buy W. . ' a B. ' . , 4 1919. - FOUNDED'. 1850 ' : -- - " .. - - ' , . --FRID- JULY AY .SALT 1-1-- 6iTY UTAH LAKE - - , - -- - - .. An : s - Conscientious ()bjectors Brotight to Ft. Douglas To Serve Sentences - SPRiNKUNG ,REGIILATIoNs ELATED . - --- - , - - : . -- Wrestles With Mari lie" - UNCONSTITUTIONAL, .sAyskrfoRNEy - ' 0OFFERED F Pockets; t Police Assist- , . , . . W .I L FOR . -- - . 1 H4 , ..;' . . I IS - L. Folsom of the St! At tbe police. station he .,gave the Albans hotel awoke- - last 1iname of Anton Bustomante, 28 years Did' Officers say Folsom's purse was night and dicovered a man found in the prisoner'', possession and in his room. he was some- - that a bit and brace and other tools What eurprised, but when he saw that .were found lying Just outside of rot- - - PROJECT - . HEW Ej pPJUTE , )vers,-Going--Through----- , GENERAL - - - . -- .:C . t , - ..' YEAll,;:-- SEVENTrETII ' ' . . - -- IJI1LI t 1, .i.,,.., ---- --- -- - - ; 'NE hundred and eight "contact- - cartoons., But there was one man ! entious objectors" serving Ivrith a beard neatly trimmed, with cut n hair, and a fat,e suggestterms of military imprison. properly ing he might have turned his attention Opinio-Commissioner C. Clarence Submitted on Law the intruder was State Board of Land Corn. ment, were brought to this .city to things of a higher order with going through the I som's room. In a II:30 'this so A report was received by the police train o'clock at he had been there but minded. special of Last Nesten Iof thelltaterworks be pockets his, trousers, Passed Folsom's, by missioners Give Option to over was no intelligence in Ma expreadon.-morning, thought it was time to inveatigate the sthoautt:esotrregeet. w5littohn.eidS4ullp. awnedstrolligh The prisoners were transferred to Restricthe Union Pacific under an esLive. road, to Relation in case further. So. ture Says this prison because of the congestion ,Departmcnt, according to the Of his watch and $45 In money at First Two Organizations of , cort of 21 armed soldiers in command obtaining at Fort Leavenworth, anti police, he leaped from his bed on to South and First 'West street as , - 4-- ; be No the Will Enforced. of Fort Douglas prison is available on his way home about midnight. tions stock Grazing. the prowler. Major IL W. Smith. quartermaster , !: Water Users. use for bY because of found cou of bandit be trace could the Taken by surprise, the alleged burshipment of a corps. Four street cars were held in ---of hundred officers. to waa their ple aliens the thrown to the floor and a enemy investigating' gist readinesor at Short Line native heath. The -Other reports from various sections "objectors" took to desperate fight followed. The noise waterworks depart2nent this depot. Into which- - the prnmeers were their ziew quarters philoeophically,, the by Of of the the combat a the woke prepared opinion city this morning. told of the to lengthy landlady, OR male,- one large state bunt ': herded by their-guarand taken at view of the valley rather impressing in one De- - theft of a washing machine served 'notice on cer- - once "'lately" notlfied the police. H. Wolfe, assistant attorney im -for 'there.to i Fort in seven F incarceration The soldier ,1 . W. a at irrigation Douglas teeth with LarL. a swing Patten another, .remains project,. L. ownporch and guard place, IL 90..: and apartment houses at the war prison. general In the office of Dan the tort until tomorrow.-b- y of garden hose in a third and a sen which feet 'dant. to footthe call and arrived reeponded h recently South strengthened; law the ere of big residences-oIn the vernacular of a bystander at time, the new prisoners will have been attorney Whether a In general. fourth. at the scene of the trouble just as the baby carriage Shields, cement concrete spillway, con. unless-they obey the depot, they were "the toughest checked in, and Maj. Smith given a passed .by the last legislature in the Intruder was getting the upper bold of these thefts were eommitted by some-h- is Temple street that Attraction .of which is now ' tmder lot of jays you ever set eyes receipt-fo- r or a married their: looking The One thenre-them., victim. The advent of the officer eouple by recently guard ' the lawn sprinkling regulations effort to protect Ctah ranges for Utah .turns-t- oon. - They all wore beards of-t- he Fort an decided'to contraki, Leavenworth. has end alhoueekeepto that begin and single control outlet and the the struggle turned Bolshevik pattern. while their attire G. to be unconstitu- - put 'S 'water supply will be summarilywaste passen- sheepmen is asserted leged burglar was pieced under air- - In& the pollee say they are unable to traveling soon to be converted into gates, of. that-the was strictly on the scarecrow fashion. 'ger agent :of the Union Pacific. ite,; I tional. This will have the effect of rest off. It is declared These men looked as though they had Oompanied the train t6 this city. retri,ge control. : otimated coat , water has been conspicuous on this in force tV old law with re- about $1,200,000;, sale prke, re- - been taking particular pains to make turning to- Denver. his headquarters, 0. " ' 'street in spite of the regulations themselves appear like the grotesque this evening... He Jaye none of the Ileaving taxation on sheep, tattle and nal cost and reasonable interest.: delineations noted in the newspaper prisoziers attempted,to .esaapti,. cently issued by the department. enterinethe state, though from totaling about 21,300,000, Generally speaking with-th- e regu-- . that there may the are complying opinion it appears city oe.) die Iteservoir capable ' of Sontag , . to whether those as sotne doubt iiii,.:ROopsrt---.,..-i.-..4..,-.-,,.:be are and latiens giving cre feet ' or morobal ..: 0,000 he enforcid. can INSTITUTE laws co...eperstiow stored 415,000 before rebtforna.. On the other hand it the attorneY according , to ws-- : the water supply, , opinion, elm-li' Clarence general is correct in his Neslen, commIssiOner of are meet, all of which, practically, has to states There other prevent efforts by tersupply and waterworks.-where- -- tile been used on the 14,000 of Utah sheep from going on to pulllic isolated cases. however, disregarded,- in those states would &leo be CONFERENCE privately owned bind now under OF rangea ESCAPED rules are being wantonly unconstitutional. -the project,. despite the fact thst and the commissioner announces that daily weather report pub- - bircumortances the human body gate Usnal Method. the- time has come when the regula those users have in most instances - the optimum effect of cooling by evap. newsin thia imregularly Cons. will be enforced through strirt. to The usual method followed is oration-purchased Only two feet an ace, if necessary. .,. la being expanded to whew Bine the rate of evaporation depose a more or lees severe license tax or a total of about, 28,000 sores. - -- - - gentIt ismeasures theregulations CONVICT pointed out that state a boundary on aheep crossing the the letailive humidity and the 1 creasee with increasing humidity. allow for sprinkling 30 minutes from 'rerms of vale, 10 per cent down, - . ' at walk board for the purposes. bather grazing wet promenading from and bulb 100 y yards, square temperatures one nozzle for each a legislalast In of the andlaw The Utah balance In 20 tbrinual pay. Atlantic City is more comfortable be proper-- , which determinations ars the time of sprinkling must of Si humidity a tax to on the impose is ture attempted pier wet suit than the bather that 20 made aa shdtwn al the morning. noon, tionately reduced. It is' declared and Lacattle and on horses the beaches at or head the '- at Baltair per some large residences have allowedcents per head on. sheep and goats, and evening regular observations made goon In the drier western atmosphere. ' ' half--Is - ,- -about the eftttatien dozen or more nozzles' to run, Delegates Leave For Homes Joseph Henry Martin Still which as re would be virtually protilbitive Some interesting figures in this con. specified for much longer than the run tPluto project. The , . to establish reci- at the local office of the weather bu- nection are given in Bulletin Q of the the however. Desiring. from lime and that the water has Ho ' at and Art. reau on top of the Bowton building; U. lt Nevada authorbe sloth:led with At Is Following to Banquet board which relations land bes bureau. weather on the to procal the surface of the lawns down of gluing privi- this la in compliance with a recom- - tty for the statement that the average matter in the owners the under the and the i streets project, , ,' sidewalks and McNeil tel in or Near City leges. the law was made inoperative mendaton of Protestor C. F. Marvin. summer maximum temperature at that if waste that the de I own bora to Hiding want their gutters. It Is this'determined that from in they Lake Salt D. as against sheep coming -- C., and at to avoid chief of the weather bureau. Washington, partment is now state. There is in increasing interest in CRY is about 85 degrees. The relative project, they bad 80 days in which to 7, 11 prosecutions must be resorted to. Raps Bolshevism. Suspects Seen. diversion No provision waa made in the law the more detailed atmospheric hu- - humidity in the evening at Washing1I purchase it outright, dam, Applies to Meters. for collecting the tax, and the state midity data by the engineering profee- - ton averages 72 per cent and at Batt works, canals. storage rights and 111- ' attorney & period of cent. 28 for Lake live stock board aske1 It Is also pointed Out that the regu-as City per .. those concerned sions, particularly tern- - The users bad made advances In that , the tax, ,iich is to be 'talons apply to metered .premises - years. The calculated wet-bul- b principles of Bolshevism and various telephone generalto how stock board, was to with problems- of ventilation. heat- perature corresponding to these fig- direction, and the project teenager, Z., live the well as to flat rate consumers. Every. paid were soundly rapped received at the be collected, and to what fund it would ing. cooling, evaporation, desiocation, ures is about 78 degrees at Washingconsumer is bein,g. treated alike,. ALTROUGH been sheriff's L Sanford. had reportedthat it would and others. in Utah the interest een ton and 42 the posing session Thursoffice be paid. Commissioner Nesleit says. and underi degrees at Balt Lake City, be a good thing for them to do, tens about fruit drying the retention -- 11 o hircumatance will any favoritism be day afternoon of the Rocky and state prison, from persons of moieture in dry land soils. the ex- - these being the temperatures experiAttorney General's View. shown. in shady they are financially able to carry .and, human enced the body by holds the at institute Mountain Coal of however, seen who Mining traction believed The attorney general, salt, potash and other Joseph they but e continued ..with a moderate breeze Moving burden., dry, hot weather chemicals from the- lake -and depos-- places makea the situation more serious daily.! Hotel Utah. Many .delegates left the Henry Martin. confessed Ogden black. that the whole itlaw is unconstitutional, herd while a wet bathing suit le wens. Orburden-o- n also, a Tb land board however, roomschool. because brines and horns places first and th department is proceeding on city last night for their 1IOnie8.The1 mailer and bandit. who escaped' from perspiration, in ordinary commerce such as would not notified the Levan . ridge : . , and Vdinary heating, cooling, elreedy of would course that little change can be- next convention will be held in Den- the Utah state prison Tuesday night, interstate the theo the uning prevent caees and human comfort ment of this much cooling in either people, who have been anxious t0 put- - : no real trace of had been be permitted save in certain of pence expected 1 he weather situation. AC- ver. President John McNeil deliv- found at an early Martin der the reasonable exercise iit hour this generally. cordingly th e Is not a drop of water city. revenue chase rights that they have SO daY0 a is The humidity observation is made d with care the com-- : ered the- - principal address at the aftnoon, according to Warden George powers, and that this to be wasted, average morning and evening In The stm-laon a r meet not board regulation; the to which police - - missioner is- sati led that there will-bi ernoon session in which he said in A. Storrs. The majority of the calls, measure, and usually by the nee of two thermom- - dry bulb temperature in 1918, June, officers state, came from nervous second, that, it violates the United etera mounted on a whirling appar- - was 83 degrees an ample supply and the wet bulb 82 de- terms --of cost plus a reasonable in- carry through the part: denies it in that Constitution -States the s women who had seen some suspicious "In Americir and throughout if, ''within the weather bureatt ther-- ; grees; July dry 82 degrees; wet su'inmer for all le timate purposes. terse. within the jurisdiction of much' looking character in the western part to pernons Waste of - water no shelter. 'One of the ther- - green; 'August dry SO degrees. wet 57 however, will .world there is now in evidence hereto water users of the law; would Mute The state some the protection in Bolshevism equal was One a and of the call received parts city. ngent regula, unrest, simply .result in more same in- mometere has a muslin covering on its degrees, at Salt Lake City.- - During the pay about ' $1,$00.000; The prOject rs-- -- ' '; tiona within a week or o, and this of the world runs rampant, but not- - trent such a source on Tenth West and third, that it violates the butts which is dipped in water for the last decade of June. 1918. the I p.m. "that the observation: with extensions that would be neces- to avoid withstanding the unrest in the Unit- - street and another from Twelfth West strument which provides be , the the department Is evaporation from dry bulb temperature was about 13 de. sexy, would entitles it the Levan I ridge ed States we know that it is a grandj street but in each case no trace of citizens of each state shall If possible. " wet and bulb temperature people bout 63,500,000, this the thermometer is the trees according to . in, And the suspected man could be found to privileges and immunities of the basis for SO It is .pointed out. howevbr. t ;t pH- and gloribus country to live about amount of the the degrees, measuring making . bathing I This would involve states." estimates.. several anof of present the citizens we that the seed when the officers arrived. n-dH : Inarilythe water.-ivery popular; as well as the cementing the ,niain,- - CALnill,, and elt, Idaho su- moisture already mixed with the cur- -- resorts The opinion quotes-a- n commercial purposes and sprinkli t is archistic principles of the Boisheviki f He Here. Think .Is therthese Similar Hiding rounding sin By whirling court decisioth'whers a tendittg it from its present terminus I merely secondary. Further shorts. , will nevir find soil in which to propa in mometers so that the sir passes ttes aft et With the complete disappearance of preme al northward, crossing the Sevier river law, which did not discriminate ea sou . therefore, must result in more limite, gate. 12 15 unbulbs about -, or feet second the officers declared was have some ,per tunnel on a syphon and perhaps escaped desperado favor of two etates, rr "1:3temperatures "It is a ,pleasure to all of us from dedded sondat: . , regulations. which will beI an optimum evaporation or cooling eyear , ti01 that he is in hiding some constitutional. . construction. , come necessary .. sprinkling lless all users co- - t e east of the Rocky mountains to where h wet-bul- b. et: on In la city-awill value effecttre the be two the interThe that of Should the either western the with more once met in the with its bulb -: operate city attempts me I that greater the rate of evaporation. eah: eeaverage eats fail to exercise their 'option" asers of -- our institute in your make no 'attempt to leave' until he Local Company Gets to conserve the supply-- . .. istr the drier the Lir.- the greateu1rM of the vigilance of the it might be called, the Itattd board says i w beaut I city. We cherish many pleas-- 1 thinks a little- ha and Warden inirbierial,0Jang:z37ansr, int there are plenty of other purebseers '. cFeeTkb depression. Road Work Contract be the b -ant me ories of your generous enter- .- Storrs - saYs -- - thea - -- relaxed.. wr 'Shower' Baths Are Fine man a cartahr-ammauThey Instanel tainment nd instrhctive environment- friends In the outlying of moisture evaporating fromthe b city and our,meet- - d1strictV:4nd thaters of But Not While Dreased whichhereheya gwavsmade r possible-thatPapit ilnd is man body. and the fairness of the srre:wthwedcehparenlinsguel:n oltietlah would like to have aoute weter just : . eat success." Inge tthumidity gshd now. according to latest reports; also he may be with them. section of the Cedar-Lon- g comparleon. within Iron the county technical with read In eating I Raiment o Dainty - .certateeniabnleIlmtemitapehm. Martin walked away from the . . the Pabvant irrigation district a.nd the industry were: ning Valley - National Forest, road calmed the nameae phases of the the day follows the temperature to a Kanoeti the. e where allowed before ture"--t-etentiarIt, whkh of eppeared region to the large extent. the higher the( temperaof Degradation to the Chrbrtensein. Evenrnewspaper man - every wet-bul- b board only Tbursday, represented .." the . . nd Loading." by privile ges of a truety. about no-11- has just m ore turirthe since le it Coal in Screening temperaturiC Lake of Salt will be greater Construction company the wet bulb once in a while runs across a. sob Tuesday night. He was by & A. Greenwood and .. , Benedict Shubart. D. ver, Colorado; o'clock nearly the temperature actually felt depression. and the Iless the humidity reepectively .. his City. The contract covers the im- The comparison I Charles Kimball. is more accurate. will be. In other story and here's one which takes "Modern Methods of tting. Drilling ticed leaving his room by one heof was the words, users water humidity the 1. Goddard. guards but the guard thought ?hits or .121 2Lmfi ) However, r' roed weer prtimainept it's-teVyre city -ponelderlhajntros.n,ntitygrograph i a drink after abotahl if merely going they- Kart.counties- - between Cedar body when clothed in a, wet bethinglthe- - reverse - of -Denver, Colo.; "Coal Was :tog on the and and rtare---- -hlin-lArand quite' a few men. A dainty-to failed theternperaturs---or at and the chance have first challenge Morrow, a. moderate breese, In which it In Table," J. suit Concentrating Nathermograph curve In general. ti he failed to return an alarm was City and Duck Lake in the Sevier little woman all dressed in spot-lea- s , land board yesterday decided to meet Dawson, N. M. , given but hiedisappearance was com- tional forest. The contract price is this pocition. And the Levan ridgei;-whits this morning approach- Famine.Coal Predicts , , Farewell Testimonial 1 plete. --. people assort that they will have no-1,- ' ad a representative of the press The prediction that there will .. a How he left the prison grounis Is $64,000. ig , , difficulty in financing the bargain iJ not will road consumers this of ForMiss ' if Nellie ' fall The Madsen It comes to them. coal famine by Atilt a mystery as the street car emwith the fire of battle in her eye. building I to order their- suppilies early. w in that neighborhood say no only provide an excellent means of The state land board also foundi rt.; f It seems that she had started close of- - the institute by ploys at man made the Mins cars in boarded near For the the reaching the Nellie Madsen: who leaves vizi purchasers the market for the Canyon but it will down town early all in fresh sum- , P. W. Whiteside, chief engineer for were His Hatchtown in the discovtracks pronitentlary. on July 14 for a mission tothe vrest- storage rights 1I Fuel company ered leading west through the prison connect with a network of routes mer daintiness and bad met MS- the A committee, Gilbert B. Beebe.: ern states, a farewell testimonial will ject features of Souththe.scenic Colo.' reaching Denver. at WIDiam orchard street at the unbut W. and Woodward David which are not L, peach paved couragements ern Utah. be given Monday evening. July 14,410 Hoffman offered 613 eti acre to 111'.."Two years ago," he said. "there was they were beet. . common to that large coterie of -- It also opens up to sutornobilo tratLast year, because the famine. coal a 900 acre feet of this right, in behalf , 0f Crimes. EletorY of recreation Salt' "Akers who '. believe that not wonderful fin the 'stocked places ' had a of year previous they Johns district..., Valley irrigation :i, Martin was first- confined In the Duck and Pangeltah lakes. Several '!..'.7 dsintilY attired women ids in as- which will be organised if the oand:,--- --up. persons boarded coal and a seri- state , '.:, ., 4,7- 4. 4 0 '''4. .1, ; t. :.,,, :..,..' ..,., 4 prison after having been million feet of virgin timber will be ous famine was averted. board is dispoeed to consider the cf--- ,- -set .. to the general appearance"-ei),,,,: that the should Declaring victed in of '44, majority the Ogden district court r' ,: ';;. made available for the market at the government prohib- assault with fer.-- The proposition would involve a' , the city. First of all coming out a ' will miorconto not road this be with suffer made for the '"''qt., e'' deadly weapon Cedar and, when built, ited this practice this year and only intent to do of rights, and the lead board transfer ' The 1914. and In restrict'F,t'. harm, bodily k duct of a few. C. Clarence, Ifeslen. . give the Long Valley, Kanab, before answering definitely, decided recently lifted the ban which oj one of the largest apartment N"?.':,-:ed the amount of fuel a houeehold4r next year he was given a. life sen- - other Kane county people an outlet to commissioner of wateekorks to offer the' storage rights to Panm-- ' l uses of the city where her home r '.' as an habitual criminal. The the main line of the Salt 1,Atice Bouts t ence - have lo ,. 4, , and'41.. might purchase snitch users, who also have 'been do-to--' as located she found all the lawn ter supply, haul announced tfirat'Ae,,liara crimes for which he was serving his at Lund. , , the buyers. have been backward. , ::,,)..;:t-taring they were in the market road commtesion of Utah trader consideration the matter of state - ."People who use coal Must come sentence wprecommitted during what The sprinklirs playing full force aver ,...- .., purchase the state's storage rights ht with the federal gov- opening City Creek canyon to autoobtain, their impply was known as the " reign of terror" In forward now-annow the intervening pavements. Her Hatchtown ', ; dam, 1, '44 0 basis on the con' winter. Ogden. During this period several of ernment on a If they want to use coal this The offer to the Panguitch people eras -mobilists until 10:30 p.m. daily up to husband turned off the sprinklirs ' be a coal that citys most prominent citizens struction of this project- ., will i sure there feel "I for the entire 11.000 an acre $6 at robbed of large sums of money to make safe passageway through.. th point. At the present time famine by late fall if purchasers wait were water must with acre but the feet .,,,,,l. 41.-' for still e?. P''', sums. 1 . It is closed &bona the turn in tbe boulethe improvised shower bath down uatil the crops begin to- be moved, and blackmailed go the land of the Hatchtown project, , ..; ..', a gun fight whit larger ;..,,,--,the bandits, the cold weather comes and the inevi- During 815 an acre. This -, at 4300 about 9 South Temple every acres, , ...).::.4.' vard after p.m. sprinkler Detective Dave Edwards was Shot and CHOP CONDITIONS IN',. table car shortage occurs." , 'Would include all improvements, di- - ' howeve? was sitting Its duty The commissioner saYs be feels satdelegates was seriously wounded and Martin- - was A banquet to the and canal The works version system. also wounded in the leg. This wound walks rath; given last night at the Hotel Utah by .;; isfied that a large majority of the tensibly watering total cost to the purchasers woald be ''. :.: '''',41ter' ;,T,-later led to his arrest.. -' Cr than thelawns. Thropgh sho r : Utah members of the institute.-.P..p. , the city under 1160,000. After that they ', antobrbs will with , 1. just t YALftI SNAKE would beve to construct their dern..:' Sharp of Colorado was toastmaster. :,,:.,,,,:; water ,, t.T1,, era, through tiny rivulets the in; the from suppljrA. Rev. P. were the Other speakers Bond Money Arrives. which would admittedly be an expen- , and - the watershed - ,.:: contamination woman Sec.L. dignant little waded,ative undertaking. if they are going to Simpkin, President McNeil and num.. ;. from fires if the privilege is vented. ..: Musical ...,:k.....,,,,, make full use of the flood waters in retary P. W. Whiteside. Salt , wondered just where Pedestrians .. ::..,,,,. ,.. Money fromsthe 8774.000 state road ' He argues that in view of the dayLake Op::: 4,.,--,- f: bers were given by the to obtain a. conger'swere suppoied to walk.- Indignant Desiring question. ,or'710,, sold last month Issue.of bond. the ahould 1317, time. public, saving light era It has been said that the watery' ' quintet. tive and'acourate estimate of the not be deprivpd of the pleasure of the over her experience she pointed to Bosworth. Chanute & Company of In Panguitch lake, t at- - Convention. f. .. Member. mightberestored In The eve-Denver great state has 1 re'ached the ' summer cool damage probable crop .out that two thirds of the women :;".' canyon during the to the extent of - 10,000 acre feet. ,, ; convention The state will immediately treasury. - a at the Those present misdeeds.' few so a ... because commit ninn repayo Snake Rive! valley, On 'which ....., 1r :::: of the city. probably neatly all t ,,. . loan of and $26ó.000 from the state othool with By t , , public .i. ,.. ':0, who do not posiess personal maids many Utah and Idaho people and increased Funcral Services Sunday '.'-- , I 4 George A. Murphy, Salt Lake; G. H. land fund, negotiated toward the end supervision and patrol. Mr.1 I''' institutions depend. thy...Deseret Kesien ,i I1 ' f'. ''" ;2'..,,. Holmes, Salt Lake; Thomas C. Harvey, of June to- take care of charges on be he able to spend much of the hot: summer says hopes News recently 'wrote a number of overcome all For Eliza Ann Bult::1 ',..0,,,'.; Harry Laturnes, Sunnt- the general fund for state road purt objections which might , weather laundering their own and ,1 Sunnyside; leading business men of.that secC. Won, Sunnyaide: R. G. poses until the mosey should arrive. J. ti, side; be raised the of the against opening careful a :-. ' children's c1oth1ng- -2 It is most for tion opinion kliza-Attn asking K. Anderson. W. wife ' of Thomas Denver; Bult, Chaney. canyon the during evenings. conMADSEN.The outlook. NELLIE MISS as to the crop ' Colorado kprings; Sohn McNeil. Den- cbell, Wa hien. Colo.; P. F. Sharp. Den. discouraging besides rather ex- The new order, when Assued. will Bult,- passed away suddenly Wed- ,til sensusof their replies is aa fol- pertain t ver; Thomas W. Tweeddale, Castle-gat- ver; Miu G. L. Sharp. Denver. antoists to drive to the natural the Richards ward chapel. Garfield nesday, ' 9- pensive in money and time to keep Mrs. was Bult daugh-lows: July Mrs. 1 A. Salt C. Lake; Watts, afd an C. will turn Pleasant at CorMiss H. Valley. white shoes. dainty dresses and Stevenson, Price; 11 i JO 80 years the Snake river than just west of Ninth East street ter of the late Joseph and Mary Ana John McNeill. Denver: L. Brandenbetter pleasure trip than avenue, G. Stevenson, Price; George D. - never been so low as at the pres- ford a muchconditions ar-- - it , been An has was born excellent in hats in trim after such 'drenching, - burger. Salt Lake: R.-- M. McGraw, nelia and Shaw Lek program Salt City, IA. do. It the ii Carl preaent Salt prob'Allen, Denver; Luther., 1. ent time. March 4, 1365. Hiawatha: A.-Pierson, Salt Lake. - to say, nothing ,pf ..the probable able that the new order will go Into ranged and will begin at 830. ' ' .Riebard V.Ageton. Pittsburg, Farmers who have the first waMrs, Bult was stricken with InfluG.. N. Robinson. Denver; Chester Lake; - For several years ISItss Madsen has effect next week- -, D. Harringtou, Denver; E. L. Pa.; genuine ruining of some articles as a rule ter are fair. enza last October and was seriously rights acting Mott. Denger: Burt B. Brewster, Salt , Salt Lake. J. 'A. Stallings, Salt with their less been bead clerk,of the typing and cal- III from its effects for a period of ly and liberally ofclothing.' In the present scarLake: Benedict Shubert. Denver; Brown, Mrs. J. A. Sta !lints, Salt Lake; Lege; Ic .fortunate L A. M. Stake E. neighbors. Liberty culating bureau of tpe Oregon Short about six months, but had finally -. , , cityof water. the woman points , Mrs. Benedict Shubart. Denver; J. Salt J. B. Forrester, Hiawatha; J. AppleA rain fall in the fled 10 daya, and the illness fought during through out. pavements really can go with- - - Klein, S.Denver; J. P. Russell, Railroad Ohio. ton. Line company. Ironton, while it could not prevent the the past few months was apparently ,.. J. Riter. Salt Lake; Mrs.- T. The monthly union meeting of the Lake; G. F. A.. F. Krippner. Denver: Out watering anti wonders if there - C. - s. damage, would enable the farmHarvey, Sunnysiclef Mrs. Harry regaining her health, when death cud--1. M. L of held will be San stake GibF. ranclico C. Liberty. Wakeman, ' ers to make some salvage. To Mountain. Climb , is ,no city ordinance which pro-- .. came W. Whiteside. son, to .her. P.' Sunnyside; denly ,t Seattle: Mrs. R. M. McGraw, HiaIn the Irtrort ward chapel, Sunday. Julyi Dry farming land is most seriBesides her husband she is eurvived Denver; ' George B. Pelye. Rock watha: i for the doing awaywithsuch Mrs. H. M. How, Salt Lake: affected. There are about 13, at Z p.m. Elder B. F. Grant will E. IL Weitzel. Pueblo; misty 'Uniand T. a Shaw. the ,.... students A of John, Wyo., from the Springs, brother, by party a nuisance. The little woman in, , J. M. How, Salt Lake: Mrs, R. H., sown acres of 1.000.000 this land be the speaker and a good musical Jatnes, Sego, Utaht T. H. O'Brien, following children: Thos. S. Bult. Mrs,' foisted that her name be withheld Gibson, Salt Lake; Mrs. 0. H. Holmes, to wheat. but not-- mora than 15 prole-Abee heenarrangedTht. versity of Utah. accompanied tit weo NT Fred Reme,.Jos, EBult,JohnT-Bu- lt, reTtlr t harUr cent will R. be Griffiths, of , the 'W. P. crap in litter; of per Mtrtuale Salt the Lake: William was the and Miss Mary Bull.. and seven grand- -. -, ,s she desirous of no personal Wilson, weekly meetings ' Mrs. L. R. , ' Salt Prank vested. Lake: Weber, Price.Crawford. C. summer ' where Gorton. I Salt closed for 'for no6n telte; I the Grove, Provo, ' wards children, all of Salt Lake City. Aspen July latter but merely , ublicity In the A. tAkicwood, Denver: H. E. Lewis. It in estimated that on irrigated and missionary. 'work is now being they. will meet with a similar party Salt Lake:, J. &Veatch. Denver; Wil. Funeral xervices will be held at the ; - ,- - y'''' .'eciard she was voicing the aentifarms the loss of the crops in the taken, 'op in the various wards in the from the B. T. g. pnsparatorar to mak- Twenty-eightLake; John Crawford, Salt Lake: ward . meeting house.' ham Littlejohn. Cast legate: vir. Snake tiver valley will amount to stake and a big campailrn in being ing a hike up Mt. Timpanogos early Sunday at 1 o'clock. The body can be '.t Salt Lake; "L. ri, ments of many 'ther Salt takers Browne., Castlegate: J. W. Littlejohn, F- - N. Cameron, to for-,ItSI0,000,000. W. from T. F. Koch, Salt S15.000.000, starto4 In Liberty stake J. O'Brien. Salt Lake; Weber, Salt Lake; iphsue Saturday morning. The students from tiewed at the family residence at 630 .', Castlegate; who are ratheeinterested in tnak; and on' the dry farmsfrom $15,- - of the 100.000 Mrs..C. M. Gallant. Denver: C. M. pod. Lake; - H. Petersen,- - Salt Lake: John for the the University of Utah win return to west Third North Wrest. between 11:"-- membership in a neat, clean appearanceabout " 000. to 82o,000 H. too,000 S. Salt All William season. interested Salt Lake Sunday morning in Plumb. (lard. Denver: Salt Lake, Lake; Air o'clock and 12:30 o'clock Sunday.. In- - 1 GetcheItJones, coming ' i , terment is the city oemetee7. Weisel,. .Colo.; Mrs. William S. Get- - J and John R. Rankin, Pair Fka.. ,. lima work we invited to attend. spending the night at Acton Grove. ... , , sue-CO- he-W- es A -- -- ---- the-Oreg- on 4 , - THE - ds, IN .. ' 7 - - , , 4, . ,. --- '- 0' MINING , . .pmiOjty..."Coboditi.O.t.i:Ni11.11:t:::::::::. 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