Inter-Mountain Republican | 1907-07-21 | Page 6

Pe YY ee fe Oe re ens cole emcee NP bak es. poner nC aber ca bet wae PARDONS GIVEN Wie SEASON'S PROMISE SIX PRISUNERS HELPS THE MARKET y Steel to Replace 1S | PETITIONS f ARE Outlook for Bounteous Crops Has Stimulating Effect In Financial Circles. DENIED TRADESMEN TO TO ; ‘ } | / 5 ------ S-S-"- ee mm } « flEffect of Mail an Or Business ls Felt So Strongly, Decisive Steps Taken, - Many Applicants Guilty Various Offenses Must Serve Sentences, only had something to eat from the car. borne good reputations up to Roy John Iron Is Pomato, county, who for The y that] was five sent years up last year cial market throug hout ie: Ss country Phe growing a oes c the stability of the money market Sl said to arise from the excellent pros- from] pects on for Siven els out et that and snow Vast Sum -New sweepers of ‘We intend standardize as Will - July Money, | Arrangements Made for Enjoy- Set: recent a 7 actions ane al , aa the charge of forgery, was pardoned Judge Joshua Greenwood, who tried the ease, recommended that the clemency be] rranted The defense interposed by the boy, who was only 16 years old when the offense was committed, was that he template extending our light and gas | our line out to that Wandamere. a" SIXTY ,) iSt | ENTER z of Md ticipate well Liah Le vone Toeir not sufficient present to capacity provide the power) iS/ standard We cars intend and that five our snow traffie sweepers shall not | greater be] ent prominence, day the programs so that of the at the music Front Was Davis county last May granted a Daa pes returned POAnditigun hee PAnDEIEA Pn be improving all over the country replacing steel rails and District Attorney Halverson. The petition set forth that the defendant had borne a good reputatlon) up to the time of the charge It was] aire that he had also of served six years] in the National Guard this state Weather a Pactor, In the local realty market dealers] penort that there is considerable in-|} quiry for property, but that it is a diffeult matter to get the buyers to close a deal The definite cause for this] §0-pound steel We intend to build! pore double track and make extengjons to lines already laid, if permission to do so is given us. "Tn tae southeastern part of the city we want parallel lines running! Bante arson in years jn condition is not apparent; a¢ Jeast, says, "It is the merous small sales have north i ir along of case, Judge for one Howell, Wilson, who was 190i and sentenced the state prison, who : convicted of to serve five] as given 41} pardon He has been paroled for some] time on good behavior, He was commit-] ted from Utah county. Some are Refused. ~~. he petizons. SIL Sor Plats oper = wen eho te servi April 2. 1905, in Davis James ; Francis: L. Thurston, burglary Albert from serving Box Allerton, a Elder from Se wee from Weber ¢ . ous oo ass ee John for Smith, r cra . Salt e eonsiderabie one dealer,| heat.' Nubeen made week time of : shortage the : ne nein ang who e year, SRA Sete have ee of while scetved fuel at is nut it : ss Ne pan ey felt ee getting i serine as > and. jine and cast of a loop t we and e opine "irst elty avenue Pari to north to Se eee cemeter: The First B street made terminus will from ot 1e will the <A street barn] standard: ‘cars ' Nuisance. poyer plant be the ings propose sugec of |-chardeterizade the for all the ments have car-company. there to Work a) ival the sand get on homes the barns}. AVIaKGMMR EE RtT Re i ae city prese and nt BoupIe improved ane cet, ~~ SPeclal well as nt hav eh ke Wi ) sufficiently ego J. lk eens organist andl MHI-113 for petit larceny, sen- the Union Pacific railroad companies REAR tenced from Weber county. : | ; permission .to operate their proposed W. G. Clark, for petit larceny,S Salt nado ne anita Manet a cal Lake county used for stora pur een. Tt Stee alot | A petition for a commutation of the Sides eit ae will Met te the diff || sentence of Yoso Besich, who was con-|P } Aga) Pelee a . | ‘ > } t vieted "in ; i this county of an assault with 7 4 ea we Seaieeroe have an an intent to commit murder, was refused, | (1) a Danni ae hes ‘Rips nee an: as donned oe suffering for Burrill, Glso, the. convicted petition in this ry; the latter petition eeerene Hees weecus BIRTHS :of eee Compared , Is Week's The report Sey for 3. reb- will be heard oF tie OnnG a DEATHS EXCEED oe Walter' county with TwentyRecord. of of health for the week shows that 49 births tne city board| iiere car aud Che: ee ee fu re RduhatIOne: prevent hie brisk. ae unusual the GIVE of} Ploneer pleted. Leave Simons, vtabl aa tough t here ce has able rons one, and although as been a slight slacking up of business, here seems to be general encouragement in that line of the local trade sued Certificates are isby the company oy. OP Br os ye Pa Meine STILL for such length of time as may he agreed upon, interest being paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum. Further particulars on application. Salt Lake SECURITY & TRUST Co., Se nrity & Trust Bldg., Brea NO Telephone Pormer for the Vienna) Company Officials Hold and Conference. SPECIAL ie + e+er ror BRIGULY 32-34 Main St. + Capital and Surplns $300,000. + m., + ager, + + + ++ +ees+ BOYS _ Visitor Who : +| ie eminent Wred of the between c PCa 9-12 Te Books? JEWELER 175 by a fine not +/| Eawards will) Lyon, George Salt Lake R-| Cope Ruth | is court mar =6©Who-)| has and perioditalal This offense is | to exceed is } Fine on his the watch of E.* for va- eno alt Judge supervisor the the gram- schools at 1s aaN Sah Frahcity. re of city Pope e pepe ‘to: the in Ir evening Provo. in attendec pala: ACvisit returned to. grades $50,| Jeweler, away left Saturday with friends A Wee a Welch is stenographer He visit V ek ‘barien who M. es Cope of Richfleld was Saturday on. business, the guest | afterwards. Kensing-| ¢ cisco, has th = 5 . extra Cars) for Wandamere-Arrangements have been made for extta car :serviceay during the evenings of Y the , musical Chautauqua © at) Wandamere.| extra cars will be put on as! of the crowd in attendance © Biileaiae Meeting Suecess-C, snde, Pr Mecting 2 Marks, Arthur Bowen and Rowland Mumford have returned from Seattle, whither they went to attend the international convention of the United Society of Christian Endeavor. They report that the convention was most Pico Funer of Mrs. Moreton-The funeral oe es in connection with the death of Mrs Moreton will be from the "residence, 618 East street, at 3 o'clock Sunday. e mayor, members of the city councll and other municipal attaches will attend in a body. ‘The in- will be in Mt. Olivet ‘ who of THE eeme- A were foe Mr. Tarbet, who J and is First soda A, . S. Reiser, in the east, Bee ments eeehy will ne Canadians nadian funeral announced at Black association late Bibel decided has) his | here | day of othe resort, The Re puneaay July 24.| e association has arranged to sup- | ply a HMmited number of bathing sults | and the bathing from the sandy beach in the surf will no douwnt be a pleasing| diversion Garield not beach known on closed the lake down, | since | Caterers! Will be on hand to supply lunches.| Arrangements have been made with) Salt schedules Lake and Route for mong during upereen eve thoes thé week during. Both participate of will positions who special) rates. + +| State St. Hardware for lawn mowF 4444 444444444 | ers, ose ond poultry netting, 2 62 State will music. ee . Mae ig Gmteae Fest a vo tect on years ago when it ogave Mec ‘lelan's ‘Ode to Irrigation' at the Portland exposition Hugh W. Dougall will be soloist in ‘'The Death of Minnehaha' on the second even ing, Tuesday night George FE. Skelton the violinist and concert master of th Salt Lake symphony orchestra, will also appear Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris will be heard to advantage The list also inHorace S. Ensign, barytone; W Clive violinist; Edward Kimball, Miss Myrtle Ballinger, soprano; R. C. Smith, contralto; Miss Rita Jackman, pianist Mrs. Browning, sopyano Mrs. Best, mezzo-soprano: Elihu Call, tenor; Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward, soprano; John Robinson, barytone: Thom as Ashworth, tenor, and other artists. Sixty Will i water ONLY to keep good time. AND DIAMOND BROKER South Main Street. the most; charges the least. 10 apportunity and ripe is the time. Buy now anda if you buy you will hay reason to congratulate yourself After reading your Sunday take a run up morning paper tarough. te Federal Heights and see the signs of progress manifest th ere. y small army of men are at work transforming this loeality and making Lake's heauty spot i about you oun you vill see why this will always e sectio Nat re has favored this partic er section. We are agents for the sale of fora tnere Lack of space p? nts us from going tnto detail. Investigate the prices, make comy 2arisons and you can't help but buy If you want something already built, we can sell vou a modest coltage or a costly Brigham street home. We art in & posi tion make terms for you on anything you see that vou like For instance we have a 4-room house which we can sell you for $1,756, on a down payment of $50 and balance like rent Come in and tell us how not it is For insuranee that insures give us a eall the its STOWE Howard S. (CONTROLLING 58 W. 2d So. REALTY B» WILSON-STERMAN CO... GENERAL INSUR, Both Keep a Good Town Palmer. MEN St Can't "You PALMER Pugene THE L @ Stowe. ANCE.) 'Phon es 4044 Down." y Contest. at the FEEL main| Cutler Bros. Co. |:St. St. TIDE ORIGINAL WE KNIT OFFER GOODS BETTER HOUSE OF VALUES UTA IN Knit Underwear and Hosiery Ladies' and Gents' Underwear and Furnishings of de- pendable quality Nothing misrepresented are sold here - at lowest everything prices. guaranteed. THE ORIG INAL HOME OF KNIT GOODS. Ladies' and Gents' Knit Goods in great variety are offered at prices so low that buying now is profitable. Values are unusual. SPECIAL: LADIES' KNEE LENGTH UNION SUITS, 50c and 75c. GENTS' GENTS' HOSE, UNDERWEAR, Plain or fancy; Linen Mesh all sizes - (Sanitary)- 10c to 50c. $2.50 and $4.00 CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. WASH WAISTS AND SKIRTS. Waists, $1.25 up. Skirts, 50c. RELIABLE Uae will refres TMS BUR Grape Juice for the invigorating. Soda, trait, Vanilla, lemon, or- avors in Ice Cream and Phong: oFBell ‘S74- 1s3e. Ind. Burrow i nit WEEK right enough HEAT? trange- || COOling and | | Ice Cream Ca- ‘arnpnse- or the yourat Biker Heck on tell ila tedching Lemonade - fine avenue been telegraphed the news of mother's death, and will arrive has been DO YOU nalts AMG Batirdeg migatietthe cesat it: VOUS idence of her son. A 1. Tarbet, corner long EN have The first three nights will be given up to music as an entertainment; the last three will be devoted to the contests 60 contestants entered, and from the interest manifested it Is evident there will be some _ excellent work, new voices and new tnstrumental talent will be brought out. The full program, with the rules and regulations governing the different contesting events, follows: Monday, July 22.-Whitney Coombs's cantata, "The First Christmas,' by the Brigham Young college at Logan, will Ogden tabernacle choir, + Ballantyne, director; J. J. Succeed Dr. James B. ‘Talmage as head Miss oe Ballinger soOf the department of geology. Ken- companist: neth Willlams of the University of prano;. Mrs. "Ay R, Smith, contralto; Pennsylvania, has been chosen an asfred C. Graham, fence and Horace S$ sistant in enemistry death. of Ensign, barytone Tuesday, July 23.- James <A resignation "The Death of Minnehaha," from Longof Prof. Edward Wilson leave two fellow's ‘Song of Hiawatha," by the fesother vacancies. which have not. been tival chorus; J. . MeClellan, director; gtleq Ed P. Kimball, accompanist: Pas EY Ses See LS Ie tamsey-Morris, soprano, and Dougal), barytone. Also a miscellaneous Try the Vienna program by the Salt Lake' tabernacle preay every day. AskWalnut your Bread grocer for | z. " ¥ q choir, H. SS. Ensign, director; Lizzie Thomas-bdward, soprano, Thomas §& --------<71- oe ___-_. Ashworth, tenor, John Robinson, bary Ask for that new bread at your gro tone. Wednesday, July 4.-Pioneer grand eery. Vienna Walnut Bread. musicale, J. J Mec lellan, pianist: George E Skelton, violinist: Bessie Browning, soprano, Elsie Barrow-Best, mezzo-soprano Elihu Call, tenor; Rita Jackman, pianist, On Thuesday, riday and Saturday evenings the contests will be held. Following are the conditions under which they will be given: iach and every contestant must be a bona fide resident of the state of Utah The points: ‘0 be considered in the contest are: Mirst, intonation and tone quality; Second) Interpretatiges third, attack; fourth, phrasing and expression; fifth, blending Volume will not be considered in the | mixed . chorus adjudications. 2 Contest for mixed chorus, permanent, or blood at this season of the jespec lally organized for this occasion, of! x a not less than 28 nor more*than S voices year. A Mint Freeze IS | Contest for plano, violin, soprano, alto limited to | and barytone solos are amateurs, quartet is open to Contest for male singers of all age your favorite Contestants for viaxic and violin will ve divided {into two classes, as fellows: Seniors, open to all amateurs; juniors, ange and pl n eapple open to all up to the age of 16 years fl ° well-known Utah musiThe following cians form the board of adjudication: J. J. McClellan, musica! director of the Sherbet. {| Chautauqua; Arthur Shepherd aA | ILL - HORNE George areless, Willard Weih Cx Stayner, Anton Pedersen, Ganka 'E. Skelton, H. S. Ensign. J Daynes, Joseph DRUG COMPANY Bee Hugh W. Dougall, M. J : Prine News ema By the Mons: No ei dicator will serve in any conmt. test in which his pupils are contesting. Pack, will undoubtedly be dropped to ecor-| respond with the decrease in whole-!| sale prices As many the size calls for fill week's ilt- 113 Main Street GOLD- Lak« ee oe A. -The public who |2¢ Conductor Joseph Ballantyne of the |Q8den tabernacle choir, which is to ap- patent, $2 for flour straightThegrade and $1.90! for family retail prices +|the Call ip beiror ig home ability, Job P. cation. Mast} -Miss A. Brigham Ct FIT ‘or a brand new Lady's 14-Kk. Gold Filled Wateh, either Elein or Waltham, with aw ritten cuarantee to wear for 20 years, and Th Professo: Salt R. A. MeBroom is acting as assistant. county attorney inthe absence of { is 34 J, at _---_>--__---_ Gasoline Causes VFire-Fred Lewis was burned on the hand in a fire} EXPERT KOGDAK FINISHING. caused by the explosion of gasoline Harry Shipler, Commercial Photogin the rear of 353 South West Temple rapher, 161 Main street. street Saturday atten: Little dam- | -- nS eee age to property was don Salt Lake Photw Supply Co, Kodaks In Neighborhood thiksee 1-Nicnolas | and Kodak finishing, 142 Main St. Wilkinson was arrested t ce ee i ae Rice erected oa Davidson Saturday evening on a war7 ae : rant charging him with battery. The Vacancies at U. of Uarrest is a result of a neighboraood Dr. John Sundwall, a Utah man row near Wilkinson's home, 16 South} who recently graduated at Rush MedSixth West stre | ileal college. has been chosen medical Lower Prices in Flour-aA drop of| director at the University of Utah, to reported, The] fill the vacancy caused by tae re signa10 cents in flour is Prof. for high tion of Dr Tr wholesale rate is now $2,20 n4. -G, Gowans. 12-15. Republica Sunday gnaranteed. I. SIEGEL, ind{vidua swht; ; are GulGrahanie musical the to $25. Hosiery. local com- Nev So before are THIS AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN. provid Louis! com-j gone Nevada-Mrs. Leadvil Colo., Lee J, Kahn at punfShable | +} Monday. have is trying to ara) mutilating rise rine s at the public library. We want some bright, goodappearing boys, between ages + FHA HTS THO being will Auadlior spend and $5. $12.50 Ties, Sox $12.50 philo ‘The paorches appear concert organ 3 -=|to give ample evidence ofa theirao fitness to2 | handle successfully so Jmportant an undertaking. They have made such preparation as will guarantee an entirely successful outcome Biot the! Trip - Millinery Teets From Kahn of of Mrs, the ----+,o--__--__--_ FHF F. M. trips Ears No seitlement was reached Saturday between the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company and its striking employes. Tes MeNulty. president * Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Stated Saturday night that nothing was done at the meetings Saturday, except a discussion of the conditions that led up to the strike, but he believed that an adjustment of the differences of the two factions would soon be made FHT are Buying Paris. the Palisades, terment SETTLEMENT Employes on Keturn The majority of people eae teny monument of for been Ee PERSONALS i Standards-The | "standards ea eee tandall in andSalt Mrs, Lake FredSunday P. Nelson will| Ghidester. morning | for a brief arrive from CONCERT your ee | See hi] dl || Ke J } BRIEFS Light lig pany, and on buying Liberal Rates of Interest These - hardware trade is reported as The record made by the hard-/| ended July 19|Sporting goods are having a heavy run were reported|and harnesses are sold faster than are not familiar with the Secured Certificate ‘plan. Se mt electric during the week, 26 of which are|they are made. Mining and mill mamales 23 females Of the 23] chinery continues te be in demand, indeaths reported for the week, 13|dicating that there is great activity were males and 10 females Four ahead for the pal liie industry of the corpses were shipped to the city for]! nter-mountain country burial. Thirteen cases of contagious Lumbermen Optimistic. and Infectious diseases were reported The lumber market is reported as during the week, consisting of one Strong, with a good local business case of small-pox, two cases of scarhe shut-down of the camps on the Jet fever, five cases of diphtheria, eoast for 30 days will not materially two cases of measles, one of whoopaffect the local market, according to ing cough, and two of typhoid fever. At the close of the week, one case ot dealers who have made a study of the situation. The shut-down Is reported smallpox, nine cases of scarlet fey as having been intentional for the and seven cases of ora bee purpose of preventing a glut in the mained in quarantine California market, with an-attendant The local yards The "Best today, Vienna Walnut weakness in prices. are pretty well stocked at present, Bread. Vienna Bakery. but the lumber is selling rapidly and it is predicted that within two months there may be some difficulty in supply the demand. ; men of the city report that they will have Noted Organist to Play at Methodist no trouble in meeting all calls made urch Thursday. pon them. Dr. Minor C. Baldwin, one of AmerThe week has been without senfea's greatest concert organisis, will sational features in the drygoods marappear at the First Methodist church ket of the city trade Quite a numThursday evening, July 25, at 8 ber of local merchants have left for o'clock, and will give u program on the East on buying trips. The wholeinstalled in the salers are beginning to receive their Baldwin comes to this shipments of fall and winter lines and city with an enviable record as a conwill begin distributing within a short cert organist. Among his most noted time, as the retailers, by means engagements were the Ca solo sweeping sales, have c leared much of €ngagements in the great American their shelf and are ready to Garg ones Chieago World's Fair, St. lay in at their fall Lou Exposition, Philadelphia, stock. The retail business of the week Beeiceton Pan-American and Omahas been fair, and has lined up enha. He was also s018 organist in the couragingly with corresponding weeks following foreign cities: Royal Albert f jJast year. No discouragement is hall, London; Bruxelles Belgium, ane felt. The merchants ave turning their werp, Lucerne, Switzerland and Paris. atiention largely toward organization No admission will be charged fer the for mutual protection and benefit, The concert mail-order business of Fastern houses has reached such an extent in the inter-mountain and Western states that the loeal business houses are hurt ti urge extent, and an agitation aguinst mail-order business is being waged WILL CITY Cemplere Bae lack om § I + ~ ‘dig eee to $15. to a WHERE THE CLOTHES Main Stre for avert co commlta criminal ansault | has-given the Oregon Short Line and| con hnathtion fe aie Tears Second | pected Weneaee haar ea neeteeaeS| Nellcknown cenor. "Both are of recognized J. M, Brotherton, $5 eee ae preparation, as the organizations, aotudicatora McClellan, tabernacle, Snits, Advances of aes Sree of the enterprise to he of excellence in thi Se them in names choral' scaind Tee i projectors it. DoultonMadsenQweng@ Ea guarantee the with more. $2 Vests, "*HOLEPROOF''' B eC one ret cas who have had st gas minint by © | aontest of the ener We miles of gas mains ur avenue. | enlarged Te Ms Hats, Hats, Outing Manes accompaniments Arrangebeen made w th the treet to handle the crowds as ex s no dressers. Panama It has surroundshady eroves that wabéademles along costs Straw neditlously as possible. Persons attendir the Chautauc r aie vdvised:°to. take ae Bee = 2 si BHiow ha Annie ahth maaadineas Hafave nterine the. pavilion em- Se eee ee in that are being planned executives about pe street) 0 anxious soon best vs ae works NAJOVILY barns.. will be started "Ty have not and east avenue! rhird as ployes street, be discarded, | the prese nt; to 140 " N Will Bo No will be no lance? Ninth Third street of no smokestacks or anytoing that will prove a nuisance to the homes near there On @he contrary, the value of the aR ahi eenperts ae a ave- will be| " Lots ms E and Sixtir South recently acquired. cannelty cemetery,|:néar line street Bast we "There critical with by storms next winter | tions are showing up with equal prom fas given us considerable |inence with those of the sections covering past years. but with the ad-{ literature, history, philosophy, language the new sweepers to our] Ssclenee and the other arts vavasiticlontecina rasther! te wil) be built. with paint, ¢arpenter ophical schools of classic times. machine and blacksmith shops adja-} vilion Il seat 3,000 people and. cent Offices and rest rooms for the} tra, he the acoustic properttes employ¢ vill also be provided on. the|to be all. that» is desired Meo square In all, approximately half a| grand pianos anda _two-manual »pjh)jon dollars will be expended will be placed there to amply Fifth) Seas to'the Sixth een University Sixth which Usé} with extension will be! over Ninth -aver Brigham eastern over East wi east e ant noe < ; over where every other block We shall run lines Fast, Eleventh East, t ipaincats rent 18 > run thence *>{to the ee aoe district, and south as possible Thirteenth vr The. , : a] ae the 35-pound and 40-pound) with 65-pound rails, excepl) paved Ninth Fas Seventh past streets Our first work of ihe laying ofa: line ¢ this} cons in the ring Is a fam-] a EG : lany he no ee ‘ cold weather, it indicates a been fortunate el ee ee ae He Lake county, A commen as it would be in serious matter, for sentence county. o the en-{ county in ang several larger ones are now in | eontemplation Rentable houses are} still scarce mone coal Pe ee pecn Marine | er z Ae et se lgat who iy scales es . tence of three. years: for bigamy. Rae convicted . style @ Combinations sec- one year: forgery, the and of style and comfort with proper prices have given this store prestige among pres- many alterations in our ear lines, in! annovaner from thyrt ouree, | \n Annual Affair in effort to give the publie as con"Most prominent, perhaps te | It is anticipated that a musleal Chauvenient and satisfactory a service 48|(he {improvements planned for the | touqua will be mad@.a permanent annual is possible We are tearing up all of | nea, future are the car barns ind | feature this SOHRGEATORL city Wandamere been CE cit ok MGS Hae ase? cle ats ae oR ieee ance oon Cin eens. tt WHSREA inAOA GAGE tow hasboimee recommendation jnterfered The snow trouble in djijon of equipment have combination business and we Shall buy new equip-} Our proposed interurban lines have ment and make great improvements} not been forgotien, alinough we are The attention of the public jis being jy these departments. compelled to put them aside until we] called ot the musical Chautauqua which pen order to provide for an inereas-| have put our cjty service into shape will occupy all of the evenings of. this ing affie on gur lines as well as an!} We shall begin work soon on a line to week, beginning Monday, at Wandamere revue elt patronage of our power, it! Garfield The route has not yet been] Elaborate preparations have been made will be necessary for us to build a) getermined definitely At some tim@|/to score a bright success for the enter new power plant fhis we sn ull 0} jn the future we shall extend our Murr prise, and, judging from the growing pubwithin the next two vears It will be ray line to Sandy and Bingham Junc-|} jijc interest and the heavy sales of tick 5 large and elaborate lant, and will} tion The interurban station will be] ets, success. will be attained eoct irriciaeatirrirtels) $1,000,000. It will] in the rear of our new offices on oe The musicale is something entirely new phe Jocated on the west side of the JorTemple street If gehi-of-wa for this Immediate part of. ‘the country qqn river, near our present works. Its' he secured we shall, he all at ity but its signal suecess tale eanacity will be 40,000 horsepower.| make a loop through the block from and the known hich musice ter of Owing to the extensive work that we}! Majin to West Temple streets to afford Salt Lake and Utah people' make it cet have planned to do in the immediate) gy eonyenient approach to the interurtain that a musical Chautauqua will be fyture, we shall not be able to begin! ban station for our cars. The consumubstantially appreeiated by the hore operations on the structure at once mation of that work is somewhat dis-] pups 4 Immense Water Plants. tant in the eae but our contemThe fact that so many well-known local "Tn Addition to. building the pro-| Plations ‘have a -ineasure: shaped jartisienare actlvelyinterestedand@ will josed plant, we shall make extensive themselves re eardin & it ippear on the program ives a gratify improve ments in those which we have Order New Equipment ing assurance of success It has beer in operation at present. Special atten"We ore addine to our present | noted of late years that the musical per ton will be etven to our water-power | equinment extensivels An order will} formance ut the various-Chautauqua:as Poa in ‘Big Cattunwood and Ogden) acan'be ‘wigced balling Pon seg new | semblies have been given. greater °anc needed for our own use and the use) of our customers, The capacity will|/ therefore be Increased, If consent can be obtained from | the cily council .we propose to. make] es While comfort is the important item o dress at this season, still you may as Par- ‘ a Includes Many 3 : S Artists, of pla | | Will 21 Comfort CONTESTS r Who Those tah i ac eg regen ead ee Panne eee ecg appear a it ia t ren ne hae Ronee of th Ss " | damper on A 1€ anes ft i oe ; aoa panies for a time and nae ; a re tar ing effect Staal Hee 7 ee erag thought he was making a draft on his rhe aie nad as pe a te AWETRE employer when he signed the paper which Japan also hac ‘ he Lee ee © that| was alleged to have been forges on the money mat aes ; ar By . x Jsaac D. Wood, who was sent up for | the probability set ms ae lave < ene tried q Style able Week of Music at fast street our "Correct Clothes for Men" BE FINE AFFAIR Equipment | The feature of the week ended Sat-| urday in local business and commercial activity was the large increase in hank clearings over the corresponding week of a year ogo. On several days of the week the clearings showed gy jnerease of several hundred thou- Pardoned Rails along Fighth West. ts to|}Souto street as possible street The resident leventh South ear Iines and » vy fin this part of the city are anxious for make them as good as those of ANY) 4 jino-pave been asking for jt for} in the world, sald General Man-| many months Within a short time] Joseph Wells of the Utah Light! we shall have completed our jine over| iD ailway company "We are no : Fourta West north to the Oregon | | Piteli engaged in making some Of} Short Line gravel pit This line will] 'the necessary improvements and We} run through North Salt Lake, traversS| shi an begin on the others as Soon &S| jing a section of the city that has nevywe ve finished those we are working er had street-car facilities before. Tf on at present In addition to improv-| the contemplated sanitarium at Beck's ing our street-car system we also con-/| Hot Springs is built, we shall extend the promise that he would marry the! sands of dollars. The clearing house} woman, as his wife has secured a divorce} officials remark that at this time last] since his inearceration Campbell has|/ year there was an exceptionally slOW} been out of prison for some time On| movement in the business world. Tais] parole, fact, with the natural inerease in gen-| Warry A. Cresswell and Mark Larson.|¢ral business, accounts for the differ-| who were convicted in Cache county last] ence in bank clearings. March for breaking into a freight car Activity in banking circles is taken} und stealing goods, and who were sen-|45 a good Indication of the condition tenced to one year each In the peniten-|of general business, and universal enllary, were pardoned by the board, the couragement is expressed at_ the petitions showing that the men had taken} healthy tone which pervades the Anan- time Cars Cost - The monthly report of the state board shows that six pardons were granted, ames Campbell, who was convicted IN} this county in November, 190, for iM-| proper relations with a sister of his wife,| and was sentenced to serve three years) in the state prison, was pardoned upon] Way Present ORGANIZE | heer 4 JULY 21, | EXTEND STREET CAR SERVICE MANY IMPROVEMENTS ARE pLawnen VNAUTAUQUA WILL Hie Clemency Extended to Number of Convicts Punished for Various Crimes. CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, LAKE SALT REPUBLICAN, INTER-MOUNTAIN THE 10 eS TY . PQ I OP GOGO © IRL ~! 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