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rlHE rrttrTi RL T 9 IJAI T A 1 v HER w LT 1 LDrlJESDAY T r tflyTC 4 JAN T I 10 1 A 1905 1 i
LOOKS BRIGHT BRIGHTFOR aRIGHTFOR BRiGHTFOR
FOR UTAH LAKE LAKEConsulting LAKEConsulting LAKEConsulting
Consulting Engineers at Work Workin Workin
in Washington WashingtonCITY VJashingtonCITY WashingtonCITY
CITY VOTE HELPS MATTERS MATTERSUTAH 1 1UTAH
4
UTAH COUNTY FARMERS PLEAD PLEADSOB PLEADFOR
SOB STRAWBERRY VALLEY VAIiEYA
A large delegation of citizens from fromthe I
the southern part p rt of Utah called upon uponPr uponJ
Pr J Irorsr > rnsQ fpssojr George L Swendsen head of ofth ort
th t h < government ov rnrnent reclamation ivotk WOI k In Inthe Inthe
the state yesterday They Th came in the
Interest of the Strawberry valley pro
j jpd Ju < vr They are all heartily In favor of
the plan proposed by the government
ti tr t ronstruct a large reservoir reservor in the
Strawberry trawberr country count and convey the thewater thewater I
water from that point Into Utah coun ¬
ty through a tunnel In the Wasatch Wasatchmountains
mountains Many prominent farmers farmerswere farmersWpre farmersWre
were among yesterdays visitors They
realize the need of more water and are arecooperating areOoperating areOperatlng
cooperating in every way possible possiblewith possibletlth
with lth Uncle Sam SamEngineer SamEngineer SamEngineer
Engineer Swendsen looks for impor ¬
tant developments in the Utah lake lakeproject lakeproject lakeproject
project before the close of the present presentmonth presentmonth presentmonth
month The board of consulting engi engineers engiler5 engileers ¬
leers ler5 is now in session in Washington
I > > considering the most important importantof
of the projects of the west It is also
In i i close < conference with Secretary of
the Interior Hitchcock This board is isexpected IsCxpect iseXpectel
expected Cxpect < d at this meettng to give final finalendorsement flnalEndor8Ement finalendorsement
endorsement of ofJhe the Utah lake proposi ¬
tion It will then pass up to the sec secretary secretary seeretary ¬
retary of the interiorand Interior and with his hI en ¬
dorsement the actual work will begin beginCity beglnCity beginCity
City Vote Aids Bi Big Project ProjectThe ProjectThe ProjectThe
The representatives of the general generalgovernment generalgovernment generalOVekflment
government are elated over the action
taken by Salt Lake City CJt last week in
voting the water bonds They were ap
prehensie prehensj that some hitch between
the th city and nd the government might de ¬
lay the work or block It altogether
Now No with the city in line for the work worknd worknd
and nd ready read to pay pa over the money as assoon as600n assoon
soon as the demand is made by Uncle
Sam the problem is greatly simplified
In fact Salt Lake has taken the lead
in the matter and this will stimulate
the farmers and canal cann companies to tomore tomore tomore
more prompt action actionOutside actionOutside
Outside of the Utah lake proposition
the Irrigation work in the state will
depend dt > pend on the attitude and action of
the legislature There is a great greatamount greatamount greatamount
amount of work to be done to put the thewater thewattr thewater
water users Into touch with the gov government govEmment govErnment ¬
ernment This work will receive a de decided decided
cided impetus if the proper spirit is isshown isshown Isshown
shown by the legislature legislatureFor
For Coughs Colds olds Throat and Lung Lungtffect1ons
affections Pisos Cure is most effective effectiveNO eCrectiveNO effectiveNO
NO WORD FROM ATTIAS ATTIASSalt A TIAS TIASSalt
Salt Lake Greek Doctor Leaves Town TownCountryman TownCountryman TownCountryman
Countryman Makes Charge ChargeAftordlng Chargecordlng ChargeAOrdtng
Aftordlng cordlng to allegations made by b an L
Ogden Greek Dr P G P Attlas the
Salt Lake Greek colonist has disappeared
taking with him about 5100 100 which he had
collected to Insure Junction City country countr
iTKn Th4 jobs George Johnson an Ogden
Grp reek > k vouches for the truth of the state state2mnt
mrnt but he Is the only one thus far to
Ircter public charges I
Salt Lakefriends Iakp friends of the phYSIcian Sal sa
hat tt hr h was wa In this city Saturday Saturda Dec 31 31i
1 laying i avlng the e following o day d for t Ogden
Slnc thi then h > n no n word Jnlfas has been n received cel cel3e 3e 3et as
to t his whereabouts whereaboutsJAMES whereaboutsJAMES WhereaboutsJAMES
a
JAMES H HMJRRAY MURRAY ILL ILL2Eontana IllJ ILLNontana I
J
2Eontana 1 ontnnn Millionaire Not Expected to toLive toLivc tcLive
Live LiveSan Livcr LiveSan
San Francisco < Jan J Q Jamas J H Myr
Ijl reJ J
ri r l a miinonalre re banker of Montana o n Yr YrnOll is isr h I IrLowly
r riously nOll ly ill here and little hope te ex ¬
pressed for or hlB bl recovery recover Murray lurra is well I
kn mn uvn wn In Montana where he made a a L
large fortune fortuneMr CortuneIr fortuneMr
Mr Ir Murray 1lurraf is no stranger in Salt Lake
Il Is heavily heavl y Interested here In various variousnays vAriouskhn varlornas
nays as He h vice v president and a heavy
khn II
F kholder fu in the c National Bank of the h
R Rt1lbJk public he holds a half Interest Int rest in the
WMtrt vi Ht it House corner IB a heavy stock atockr
1 OT ir r In the Knutsford hotel and has hasctfcfr hastVr ha hactLr
ctfcfr < tVr important interests
SALT SALTtAKERS LAKERS IN MATRIMONIAL MATRIMONIAlT MMRIMONIALTANGLE MMRIMONIALTANGLEWant TANGLE TANGLEWant NGLE
1 I
1 1alt
Want alt Ad d in New York Paper Brings to Light 1heFa the Fact Factthat Factthat t I i
that Mabel M Mabel abeJ Reynolds Engaged Eng ged Herself to George GeorgeShafer GeorgeShafer orge
Shafer After Marrying Fred Parker I i
Special Sp clal to The Thellerald ThelleraldMEiW Herald HeraldBWTORK HeraldNEW
MEiW BWTORK YORK Jan 91158 Miss Mabel Rey Reynolds Re Reynolds ¬ i inold
NEW L nolds formerly of Salt Lake City Citybut Citybut Citybut
but now residing resl lng at the Iowa apart apartments ¬ I Iments
ments No 135 13 Vest One Hundred and andFourth andFourth andourth
Fourth l ourth street tills t city ctt lost a bracelet braceleton
on o os n Wednesday Vodnesda in the subway subwa She In Insorted Inerte4
sorted s an an < v advertisement In a morning morningnewspaper mprnlngJ1ewRpaper morningewspaper
newspaper n saying It was wa an engagement engagementtoken
token t nt and asking that It be returned returnedThe returnedThe
The publication o ot the notice brou broulight brought to toUght
light l a secret marriage and preclp preclpthe precipitated preclpitatfdthe
the t he announcement that divorce proceed proceedings proccedln ¬
ings ln I ngg s have been started to annul It ItToday ittoda Itroday
Today toda Fired L Parker visited the news newspaper newspaper ¬
paper p office and read the note n nqte te that ac accompanied accompnnlfd acompanled ¬
companied c tic advertisement He as asBerted aserted asorted
Berted S Sf that ho did not believe Miss TIer Iteynolds Reynolds TIerolds
nolds f had written such a commflnlcatlon commflnlcatlonbecause commQnlcaUonl comnOnicatIonbecause
because l cause she he was already married to him himand himand himnd
and a nd therefore could not be engaged m abed After Afterreading Aftereading AfterJpatiinh
reading r the letter however he admitted admittedtfiat admlttetltI
tfiat tI t at it was authentic The man whose whoseLAW whoseLAW whoseLAW
LAW AND COURTS COURTSNOT COURTSNOT COURTSNOT
NOT RESPECTED RESPECTEDContinued
Continued from Page 1 1the 1the
the courts respect th themselves se s then we I
may ma expect th the people to have a more
wholesome respect for the law and for the
cqurts which were organized for their
Baesuard Hafezcardln2 nafenardInx1ajers I mr
Pajjers 1 > aJr5 were also read on Th Th4 i Philip l > hIlIJ ¬
pine lne Penal P n I Code by R XV Young and
Some Needed eedcd Legislative L 18Iutiv Corrections
by Georre Geor = e H Smith SmithCharges SmithCharges SmithCharges
Charges Against Lawyers LawyersTJie Lawyershc
TJie iIie hc committee > > on grIevances reported
that all the testimony tesUmolJ had been taken takenconcerning takenonctrnlng takesconcerning
concerning < the ebarees tb8r es Aalnst flier
Jones and that it was ready to be sub submitted submitted submUted ¬
mitted to Referee Goodwin who was ap appointed al alpotnt a alointed ¬
pointed potnt by b the th sunromo s prem court to tf t passs passsupon paIlSupon passupon
upon the case ltse In the matter of expenses expensesfor
for conducting the investigation it was wasvoted WASoted wasjted
voted jted that the association nay 11ft all the thecharges thecharges
charges har es and that the legislature be asked askedto
to reimburse the association foi such suchpart suchlsrtthereof suchpart
part lsrtthereof thereof as L obottld be ooborn borne by b th thstate th4t8te the thestate
state > W V 1 Snydti1 M 1 M 1 KaFghii lalgI1l ana
William J Barretto were auoolnted d a acomiRlttee LLfomrlttet avommlttee
comiRlttee to mrke m ke the motion effective effectiveand O2ctlveand
and to also 180 draft a law to cover e er simi similar similar simImr ¬
lar cases in the future futureIt futuroIt
It was wa stated that Francis G Luke Luke11R
had 11R been bringing brln ln suits In the town of orMurra
Murray Murra against people peo le In Salt Lake Iak > City Citynd Cityund Cityend
und nd it was voted that the committee C > n nthe 1 1th Ylthe
the th state stat of the law investigate the mat matter mattDr matt ¬
ter t r
terThe The rThe following named members were ap appointed npPplfltetl ¬
pointed 1 > lnted a committee to arrange for the theannual theannu theniintil
annual annu l banquet P J Daly chairman chairmanLe t > I ILe
Le Grand Young W Van an Cott J 1 1Letcher h hLetcher lLetcher
Letcher and A T Snnford The ban banquPt banuet
uuet uet will be held some time during Feb Februar
ruarr ruar ruarTeti ruarTen
Ten now ne members meml > ers wore ere elected during durln durlnthe
the evening thus bringing tne roll UPJ UPJto Uji Ujito 4 4to
to 70 70The 6 6The 6Thjt
The followinc namod officers were wereilepfed weretle wereelected
elected tle < < fed to serve for the ensuing year yrarPresident yearPresit1entPar1e par parPrEsltlpntParlE
President PrEsltlpntParlE Parler L Williams of Salt SaltLake SaltLake SaltLake
Lake City CitvVice C1hVice CityVies
Vice presidents presidentsThe The judg of each of ofthe ofthe cithe
the s seven von judicial districts of the state stattTho statlhp stateThe
The hp judge jud c for the Third Thifd judicial district districtwhich districtwhich
which comprises Salt Lake City Is IsThor Jsrrho i iT1os I
Thor T1os r > < < r ri > Lewis In n some of the tb dis districts dlMtrlets difltricts ¬
tricts contests eont sts have been made and un until unJi until ¬
til they e arc settled the present s incum incumbents Inqumbeats ¬
Ji edre Inv1 Inv1donte
ir
bents n will i be e set the resnective tf vice e oresl oresldantiO tesi tesidents
dents dantiOSecretary donteSecretar dentsSecretaryS
Secretary Secretar SecretaryS J r Walcott aleoU Thompson ThompsonTreasurer Thom1sonTreasurerGeorge ThomsonTreasurerGeorge
Treasurer TreasurerGeorge George L I Nye NyeExecutive NrcExecutive N Q QExeeutlve
Executive council councilCharles Charles L Baldwin BaldwinAllen BaldwinAllen BsldwinAllen
Allen T Sanford George H Smith H HH HH HH
H Henderson and D D Houtz the lat latter lattor labter ¬
ter from Prove ProvoCommittee
Committee on grievances grievancesW p I Snyder SnyderJ Sn de1 de1J
J H Kurd and Grant H Smith SmithThe SmithThf SmlthThe
The members mf > mhrs of the th supreme court In Including IncJudlng including ¬
cluding Justice D N Straup together togetherwith togetherwith togethezi
with the judicial district judges were wereelected weroelected wereelected i
elected honorary members membersI membersUNANIMOUS
CI < II IIUN
UN UNANIMOUS MOUSFO FOE CLARK CTLAHKCheyenne CLARKChennl CLARKCheyenne
Cheyenne Wyo yo Jan 9 tAt At a Joint cau caucus caucus cancus ¬
cus of the Republlcfin members of both bothhouse bothhouse boilhouse
house and senate Clarence D Clark was wasunanimously waSunanimous waiunanimously
unanimously chosen to receive the Re Republican Republican Republicaa ¬
publican nomination for the ITnUed l nted States Statessenate Statessenate Statesenate
senate to succeed himself hlm elC As the legis legislature IEgishituro legislaturs ¬
lature Is overwhelmingly overwhelmin h Republican the thecaucus thecaucus thiCaUCUS
caucus nomination is the equivalent of an anelection anelfction n nelection
election There was no other name even evensuggested eVEnsugge eversuggeeted
suggested sugge ted in opposition to Senator Clarks Clarkscandidacy Clarkscandldl 3 3candidacy
candidacy candidacyErnest candldl candidacyNARRIGE < <
II IIS1 IIS1MARRIAGE
MARRIAGE LICENSES LICENSESErnest LICENSESErnest
Ernest J Herrldge Salt Lake LakeAlice 2S 2SAltoe
Alice S Thompson Salt Lake LakeM LakeMnO Lakefloy 34 34Roy
Roy nO L 1 Stockham Ininn lninnSophie 82 82Sophia
Sophia Johnson Big BI Cottonwpod 25 25Nels 21 21Nets >
Nets J J Isaacson aeson Salt Lake LakeAnna 2B 2BAnna
Anna Malstrom Salt Lake 20 Q I
= I I
ITHE fJfTHE REPU REPUTATION REPUTATION
TATION OF A AREPUTABLE AE
REPUTABLE REPUTABLEFIRM E PUTABLE PUTABLEFIRM
FIRM FIRMIs Is BE BEV BEHIND I
V I
HIND THIS SALE SAJJETHATS SALETHATSHY THATS THATSWHY I I i iVVHY I
4 WHY HY ITS IT s HONEST HONESTWe I It IWe j l t
j I
c We have decided to end this sale saleSaturday saleSaturday sateSaturday
Saturday night nighti As we have said be beI
v > O Ofore bfore I Ifore
fore good things dont last forever foreverAn foreverln I
i
An honest sale soon accomplishes ccomplish its itspurpose it itspurpose f t tpurpo I j 1
purpose purpo see This is a January aimar y Clear Clearance Clearance ¬ I I I
ance and the public has not been beenslow 11 11ance r rslow j I I Islov
slow to take hold Getting your yourwardrobe yourvardrobe yourwarc i I I j i
wardrobe warc ± robe from this stock at honestlyredu honestly honestlyreduced honestlyreduced 1 i
reduced redu e4 fpri prices prices es is is a jfrivilGge privil e Come Comein
in i in before befb f Sa S Saturday SaturdayRicusoN tl1rq unay unayCLOTHES y yr i
r I
4 4IG
RicusoN IG Ri5s61I > A ADMS ADMSA S SA
A A CLOTHES SHOP SHOPAt FORM FO R 2vlitN 2vlitNAt N Nf NAt
f
At The Tbt Sign of ofthe the Four Four1THIS FourTHIS Fours I
THISI THIS s
172 I 2 Ivl Main i 11 Street Streetc
c
a
engagement e to Miss I1ss Reynolds tvas W s thus thusbrought thu5brought
brought to t Jr Ifsrht ht is Georee N Shafer ShaferParker ShaferParker
Parker said he and Miss lss Reynolds had hadbeen hadbeen
been married privately by b the Rev Re Dr DrJohn DrJohn
John J Jl ohn C A Becker pastor D tor of the Morn Morningside 1IornIngslde Mornngside
ingside l Presbyterian ln church on n pee Dec oc 1
but that they had Darted immediately immediatelyafterward ImmeiUatelyafterward
afterward Miss Reynolds refused to say saywhether saywh
whether wh ther a marrfaee marrra had taken place placeMrs
Mrs Reynolds however admitted the themarriage
marriage and said that she had already alreadyconsulted alreadyconsulted alreadyconsulted
consulted an attorney atto e In regard to having havingannulled
it i t annulled She ShdsnI1 salfl al herdaughter her daughter was wasmisled wasmisled
misled by b a promise yromiseMIBS vromlseMi6S promiseMIz +
MIBS Reynolds who ho is a rrirl lrl of excep ¬
tional t beauty came to New York recently recentl
from from Salt Lake Both Mr r Parker and andMr andMr
Mr Shafer are from rom Salt Lake and are arestudents
students In Columbia uniyersity
Mrs Irs Reynolds Re nolds Intimated that Mr Ir Sha Shafer Shafer ¬
fer vas a5 fully aware of aLthe circum circumstances ¬
stances connected with Miv M Barker and andthat
that t hat they thE did not Influence his J feeling eUnb for
Miss Reynolds ReynoldsDEMOCRATS ReJnoldsDEMOCRATS ReynoldsDEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS DEMOCRATSBANQUETBOARD 1 M t tBANQUET
BANQUETBOARD BANQUET BOARD BOARDContinued
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to our nation Its great reat political maxims
both foreign and domestic and whose
pan more than that of o any an other thor man mangave manIt mnngave
gave It ve exact expression to our whole DO IO
lltieal system On the aoint In I qucss
tioii he crystallized e staUizw well ali nigh all that
need be remembered I
concerning our for I
sign gn policy olle3 in these thes words Peace J > eace opm i
merce and clow clor friendship with all na
tions entangling alliances with none noneTrue l1 ne neTrue
True Foreign Policy
This Is the th first t1r t and great greatprlnclple principle
of our foreign policy The second Is
like unto it uttered by the man whose
victory over the troops of this wouldbe
mother of ours is the occasion Occ slon of our
jityfcnt JrcEent ceobration To o the ministers
whom he had appointed to represent repre5 nt the
government of the United States in for forc forlJtJ
cign nntiona lJtJ ps he sKj 5 seko > ke these golden go den denAsk
WRrtJaz WRrtJazAsk c
Ask nothing but what is right sub ¬
mit to nothing wrong
Beyond these two utterance we need
nothing in the way wa of pplitlcalmaxlms pQlItlcal maxims to
guide uld > us In our foreign policy Our na
tional powers and undlritmellce Influence in thc th world
will be b in exact proportion to our ad
horonce to these fundamental fun damental principles principlesattr I
Aitvr Democracy J Lexnocracyllie tnocracyl llic c Flood was
responded to by H R MacMillan ac jllan and be
fore he hI concluded conclw1 d his remarks he trans
formed > d the text of his response r Don and
viewed it nom all sides to t the th amuse UIIJUSC ¬
ment of everybody ev r hody
Mrs Elizabeth 11 l Cohen reall a paper
on Women In Polities In 11 > which she he
showed the work accomplished by b p them
In their sphere sphereFuture
Future of Democracy DemocracyThe Democr cy I
The Proof e of the Pudding is in the
Eating EaUn or Q t was the toast to whkh I
James H Moylo responded and Judge
W v II King responded to the toast toa t The i
Future of the Democratic D moratfe Party
Many llan Many have raised a cry to disband I
he said but whatever the difficulties difficultieswe I Iwe I Iwe
we are to encounter the only thing to do di j
is h to fight on for the principles of o lib IIberty liberty
erty Industrial liberty is facing ta ing the new newcentury r rcentury I
century centur and It Is for the Democratic Democraticpart i
party part to wage an unrclentinj unreJentl war against
the thfQ thfQU trusts U ajnd c the ne Republican g N 3nHf party ht
John E Hanson responded to the toast ast L I
The Press Pre s and Robtrt VV W Sloan with withwitticisms withwitticisms L Lwitticisms
witticisms on When to Let Go anda andacouple and C
couple of appropriate a stories added nd ed I
flavor to the programme Jackson J ck on as a 1
Statesman was pictured by b Mathonihah
Thomas in a pleasIng manner Fisher
Harris paid a fitting tribute to The Th
Ladies La le and spoke for a moment m ment on the thepresent th thpresent C
present condition ofthe Democratic party partyand partyand partsiend r
and the stand that should be made In the thecoming thecoming I Icoming
coming campaign campaignMiss 8mpalgn1I S
Miss 1I s Leona Pratt rendered several sef > ral pret
ty t vocal oral selections and won the applause applauseof Upp1all Upp1allof r rof
of her audience audienceGUARD uu lenc lencGUARD
t
GUARD HAS A CHANGE CHANGEBrigadier
I
Brigadier General Sam C Park ParkTakes ParkTakes
Takes Charge and Names Namesa
a Staff StaffBrigadier StaffBrigadier
Brigadier General Sam C Park it fo fonow ISnow Ii 3
now The euccessor 6ucce or to John Q Can Cannon Cannon ¬
non as cominanderJnchief of the Na
tional Guard of Utah took the oath of ofyesterday oroffice 0 r
office before Secretary o of State Tingey r
yesterday y afternoon Immediately
after a ao fter this he assumed as mmed charge of his hisoffice hisoffice hi i I
office o and announced his staff
The first official action of Brigadier r I
General G eneral Park is set forth in the fol I
lowing lowingHeadquarters l owingeadquarters
Headquarters H First Brigade I
National Guard of Dtah I
Salt Lake City CIt Utah Jan 9 19C6 19
General Oen G eneral < > 131 Order No NO1 1
First FIrstB FirstBy By virtue of the authority Ruthorlt of the thl I
commanderlnchief c and having this day da
subscribed s sd to the oath of office the un j I
derslgned dcr31 d ncd hereby assumes
command of e i i
ti
I
the First
brigade National
Guard of o r
I Ctah tah tahSecondThe I
Second SecondThe The following staff appont ¬ I
ments m ents arc announced Assistant adjutant
feneral mg genpral g eneral with rank ra k of > lieutenant colonel l i
J O Nystrom assistant a8Sl tant Inspector general I
with rank of lieutenant colonel Earl V
Smith S mith assistant a slstnnt jud ju ju4ze re > advocate general I
with rank of lieutenant colonel James 1amC 1
Inpebretsen In I ebrtJtn Inspector of target practice practicewith prAetleowith C i
with rank of lieutenant colonel franklin It 1 1
O Movie aidedecamp with rank of mn
jor J or Arthur L l Thomas jr aidedecamp aidedecamprank IJdeodt > amp p
with ith rank of major Joseph F Grant
SAM C PARK PARKBrigadier PARKBrigadier PA RK RKBrigadier
Brigadier General GeneralSome
Some of the appointees retain the th thpOf p positions
positions pOf p < ltlons held by b them under the old 010regime oh ci l
regime All AUn of them have seen n active actheserlcc 0 0rvice i
service s rvice in the tb field excepting Smith and andIngebrctsen andIngebrctscn an d dngebrctsen I
Ingebrctsen I ngebrctsenOVERLOOKSA j jOVERLOOKS
oc > > c cOVERLOOKS
OVERLOOKS A ASLEE SLEEPER SLEEPERBarkeeper SLEEPERBarkeeper PER PERanrkeeper
Barkeeper and Several Patrons P trons Held HeldUp Rd d dUp I
I
Up in Saloon SaloonTwo Saloonwo SaloonLwO
Two wo well dressed dre sed men entered Jim Hegw HegntJs He Heci I
neys saloon at Fifth Vest and LS Second ond ondSouth ci I
South streets about boutl39 139 1h this morning mqrnfhgnd inqrnIhd g >
and nd turningoutthe turning turningout out the oloctric lights lined linedUJ line lineUI d 1
up UJ half half a dozen doz n men against the wall wallrobbf wairobbed
robbed robbf > d them tIu > m and then rifled the cash cashregister c8 cas h hregister l
register of 5 George < > Blundell the bnr bnrtl bnjtender N lN
tender tl nder was ordered out from behind the th thbar e i
bar and lined un u = with the rest of tho thomen thomen tli tlimen Ei cEi
men The robbers secured about 58 In Inchange Inhan I n netange
change han e from them One man was asleep aslee asleeIii J
In the > rear of the barroom but he was wasnot w g
not disturbed and the robbers made their theirescapo the ir r
escape through the Rio Grundo Western Westornards VOteI VOteIyards a
yards yardsSergeant ards ardsSergant
Sergeant Eddington and a force of men mensearched menl4ar nit a
searched l4ar hld for th the holdups but no trace tracoot trat tratof ao B
of them could be fouhd fouhdSTEAMER fouhdSTEAMER fouhdSTEAMER
STEAMER GOES GOESDOWN DOWN DOWNWITH DOWNYIITH
WITH ALL ON BOARD BOARDManila BOARDInnlla ri 1 1Manila
Manila Jan 3 9rhe The owners o or the iron ironscrew Jronscrew irt ra rascrew
screw threomaxted threom ted steamer Logazpl Legaz 1
have given tip Uf aU hope of tho vessel vesselwhich vesseiwhich vess 1 1which
which probably founderea In the China Chinarea Cliii < hlrtaa na nasea a
sea a The Legazpi carried seven passe passeners pnsscnrs n ngers
gers ers rs and had a crew of sixty Filipinos s
lor Her captain ca taln wits 8tS a Spaniard anc nor rtrst rtrstofficer Ilrstufflcer lit Jt atofficer
officer an American AmericanThe AmericauThl AmericanThe
The British steamer Xunshan has re I C ¬
turned here after an insuceoysnil search sear ch h
for the Logazpl Lt azpl A British gtmuoat gtJ Joat trom ITt im
Hongkong is I still searching for her The 1 he
Ijegazpi was W R owned by Irlbar Co of
Manila a She was of 8 40 O tons tonsWOLONSOHE tonsUTAH tonsIIIAII
WOLONSOHE WOLONSOHETO UTAH SOlONS ORGANIZE
1 TO BEGIN BEGINATIYE mm mm WORKContlnuw UI L LContInul
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Continued from Page 1 1Representative 1Reprcsentatlve L LRepresentatlve
Representative George Austin of
Utah county fs another old oldmeml1er member memb or orIi
He also is a father of irrigaUoh Ii
He is also a father fatherof fatherofth ottne 1 sugar b l > et
Industry During odd oddho hours rs when bonhot hot 1 rot
framing laws for his country he act actas a acta tg J Jas
as agricultural superintendent for the j
Utah Sugar company I
M J Daily the Summit county cunt mehir m uini 17
ber is assistant manager of the Silver SilverKing SUverKln I
King Kln mine and is figured as one ofthe
Kearns men Rydolph Kuchler of We Weber ¬
ber was the recognized Kearns agent agentIn lgentin
In Weber county prior to the big break breakIng J
InS out and still appears to be friendly p
to the senior senajor senaor t
Chain For Harry Joseph I
One of the th country countr members has al already alread ¬
ready read re ady requested the sergeantatarms sergeantntarmsto
to equip the chair cf H S Joseph of ofSalt
Salt Sa lt Lake with a chain and ring so that that40seph
Joseph Jo seph can be kept in his place As Asfreely
freely fr eely predicted Joseph appears to be becast
cast ca st for the part of prize nuisance of ofe i ithe
the th e legislature He is everywhere ahl I
the thetlmt th e time tim and is always making a noiie nolteThe noIi l11 j jThe I
The T he country members are framing up upa upa
a little plan pt n that may m y however serve serveto servemomentarily f I
to momentarily suppress him I l
M M 1 McCrea cf c Salt Lake is one of I f
the th e youngest members He Is a ala alaJer law I
yer ye r and has been a Sutherland man manfrom 1
from fr om the start C S Kinney of Salt
Lake L ake Is also a lawyer and Isnoted for forhIs
hIs hi s arehaeloglcal researches Crcmar
o oS Salt Lake is the labor man manSHOUT I
I ISHORT
SHORT SESSION OF SENATE I IBody
Body E ody Adjourns Out of Respect to toSenator I I
f
I Senator McKay McKayThlrttleminutes I
Thirtyfive Thlrttleminutes minutes sufilced for the thetransoction
transaction tr of the senates first fi rst days daysbusiness da
business b trb The senate was called to toorder I
o order or org der by Secretary of f State C S Tin Tingey Tlnbey
gey g ey promptly at 12 oclock and ad adjourned
journed jo 4 urneil at 1235 out outof of respect to Sen Senator
joat
ator at or David McKay of Weber county count countwhose
v whose w hose wife died a few days ago asoSenator
Senator Barber of Logan was the theonly theonl
0 only onl nly absentee Immediately after roll rollcall rollcall
call ca ll the oath of office was administered udminist ed edb
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by b c Chief Justice George W V Yo Bartch to tothe totlie
t the th e members Senators T C Calllster CalllsterPeter CalJist Caliistereter r rPeter
I Peter eter Clegs C R Hollingsworth Holllngs orth S SC sC SPark
C Cic Park Frederick Rasband and Wes Wesley Wesley Wesy ¬
1 ley ic y K Walton WaltonSenator WaltonSenator WaltOnSenator
Senator S H Love the Republican Republicancaucus Republicanaucus
c caucus nominee was nominated for
I president p resident of the eenat by Senator G GN GN
I N Lawrence The nomination was wasseconded wasconded
seconded se c conded by Senator Simon Bamberger Bambergerof
of ° f the Democratic minority and by bySenator byenator
Senator S W N Williams On motion of ofSenator ofSenator ofenator
Senator S enator Willis Wll 1s Johnson the election electionwas electionwas electionas
was w as by byacclamation byacclamationSenators acclamation
Senators Lawrence and Bamberger BambergerWEre
x w were ere appointed to escort the new presi president
d dent d ent to the chair Senator Love spoke spoker
f for fo r a few minutes expressing hit ap appreciation apIpreclation apredation
preciation T p of the th honor given him by bya bya byunanimous
a a unanimous election In closing he heexpressed heexpressed hexpressed
e expressed a ahope hope that the present sea session seelon ¬
a sion lon would not ot10ad load the statue books bookswith booksith
v with w ith a lot of crank legislation legislationOfficers legislationOfficers
Officers Are Chosen ChosenSenator ChosenSenator ChosenSenator
Senator Walton Val ton of Rich county in Introduced
troduced t senate resolution No No1 1 tram naming l1amofficer tramg
i ing In g officers agreed upon at the Repub Republican RepubHcan Repubcan ¬
j lican Il can caucus as follows followsSecretary fqllowsSecretaryH
Secretary SecretaryH H L Cummings of Salt SaltLake SaltLake Saltake
Lake LakeSergeantatArms LakeSergcantatArmsJohn L ake akeSergeantatArmsJolin
SergeantatArms SergcantatArmsJohn John R Edghcill EdghoiUof
c of o f Juab JuabChaplalnH
Chaplain ChaplalnH H S Gowans of Topele
Minute Clerk ClerkF CierkFrank Frank rank Iv KNelS911 Nelson of
f Siinpete S npete J JReading t
Reading Clerk ClerkTheoClosius Theoaosius Botkin Botkinat Botkinlarge I
B at large largeDocket
Docket Clerk ClerkBenjahlln Benjamin Bachman
c of of o f Utah UtahEngrosslng r I
Engrossing Clerk ClerkFred Fred Taylor of I
Salt s alt Lake LakeDoorkeeperVIlUam x f
Doorkeeper DoorkeeperVIlUam William Longhurst of
Rich R ich V W V Thorne Thor e of Salt Lake Lakel LakeVatchmanH l
Watchman VatchmanH H D Wiley VUe of Piute PiuteMessengers PiuteM I
Messengers M SsengersFrank Frank Maxwell of ofSummit
Summit S ummit C W V Booth of Utah UtahCommittee
Committee Clerks ClerksH H S Laney of ofSalt otSalt of f
Salt S < alt Lake Miss Annie McKay of ofWeber
Veber WeberMailing VeberMailing Veberltaillng
Mailing Clerk Clerkliss Miss Juliette Av AvMarks k6Iarks A V Varks I i
I Marks M arks of Weber AeberStenographer YeberStenographerMrs f
Stenographer StenographerMrs Mrs Alice R Hamil I
ton t < on of Salt Lake t
tl Senator Bennion seconded the reso resoution r f
5 lution l which was adopted unanim unanimusly L Lously
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ously o and the new ofinrere 5 were im immediately immediatel tsrediately
mediately m sworn by b Justice Bartch BartchOn I >
On motion of Senator Johnson the tfiesecretary ttieseCret theecretary
secretary seCret s y was instructed to notify the thehouse thehouse throuse
ha house h ouse that the senate was organized organizedand
and a nd ready read for business businessSenators bUfln ss ssSenators ssSenators
Senators Lewis Park ark and Holllngs Holllngsworth HolUnsworth Hoihingsorth
worth w orth were appointed a committee on onrules onruleson orulesOn
rules ruleson r on motion mot motlonofSenator onofSenator of Senator Tohnson the therules theules I Irules
rules r of the last session se5 lon to be followed followedpending fonowedpending followedending L Lommlttee
pending p a report from the committee committeeSenators committeeSenators committeeSenators
Senators Bamberger Rasband and andCall1ster andalhister
Calllster C were appointed to join a house housecommitlee housec
commitlee c < to notify nout Governor Cutler Cutlerthat Cutlerthat Cutleithat
that the legislature was in session and andwould andwould andould
would w ould be glad to receive any communi communication communientlon communiation ¬
cation c ct from him The committee re returned ret retrned ¬
turned t rned in a short time to report that thatthe
the t tl he governor would address the legis legislature legisature
lature l in joint assembly at 2 oclock oclockthis oJocltthis olochrhis
this t afternoon afternoonChaplain afternoonC afternoonCiaphain
Chaplain C nplaln Gowans offered the invoca Invocation
tion t making maklnf makln special reference to Sen Senator Sentor I Iator
ator a tor McKay s bereavement bereavementIrlcKay I IMcKay
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McKay Given Choice of o Seat Se3tOn SeatOn
On motion of Senator Walton the theoldest theldest
oldest o member of the senate Senator SrnatorIeKay SenatorMcKay
McKay was given his choice of seats seatsthe seutsthe seatshe
the t he three members of the minority mlnor1t mlnor1tenators
Senators S enators Bamberger Barber and Ben Bennion Benion
nions nion n ion were given next choice the theother theother thether
other o members m rTbcrsto to take preN precedence > denc in inchoosing Inchoosing Inhoosing
choosing c seats in the order of their theirperiod theireriod
period p eriod of service Senator McKay 11KaJs McJyelected
selected s Jected his old seat at the extreme extrmenorth extremeorflr
north fl end SenatorBennion and Sen Sentor en enator enator
ator a tor Bamberger took their old eats peatsat seatst eatsat
at a t the other end of the row ro reserving
the t he third seat from the aisle for Sen Seator t
ator a tor Barber BarberSenator BarberSenator
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Senator Hollingsworth HoHlngsw rth formally ormDll an announced anrounced
nounced t the death of Mrs Irs McKay MtI a and andoffered andoffered
offered the following resolution which whichI whichwas
was wa unanimously adopted adoptedWhereas adoptedher4as adoptedWhereas
Whereas her4as The senate has ha learned with withprofound withprotound withprofound
profound sorrow of the death of Mrs Mr I
Jennette McKay McKa wife of Senator David
McKay of Weber Teber county therefore be It
Resolved That the sincerest sympathy s
of the members of the senate be tendered i
to t Senator McKay lIcKa and his daughters dau daughtersuid hters i iand iIud
and sons In their hour of such great gr at sor sorrov sorrow sorrow 1
row rowYE
We YE trust that the AllWise Creator Creatorma Creatormay
may ma over vcr have our highly respected sen senator senator
ator and his family undor his special care careand I
and guidance guidanceSenator guidanceSenator guidanceSenator
Senator McKay made a brief briefkrowledgmdnt acj as
knowledgment krowledgmdntAfter
After a short recess to await a the re return I
turn of the committee sent to com corninunicate
municate with the governor the senate senateadjourned senateadjourned j I
adjourned to 130 today as a mark Of ofrespect ofrespect
respect to Senator McKay McKayHOUSE lcKayHOUSE
HOUSE FINISHES QUICKLY QUICKLYOrganizes QUICKLYOrganizes
Organizes and Adjourns Thirty Min Minutes Minutes Mm Mmutes ¬
utes Prom Call to Order OrderThe OrderThe OrderThe
The sixth session of the house of rep representatives rfPrwentaUves ¬
resentatives was called to order at noonby noon noonby noonby
by the clerk of the last house H L Cum Cummlngs Cumfil urn urnniings
mlngs Harry a S Joseph J of Salt Lake Im Immediately i immediately ¬
hpl Ll tl tli tl8eated
mediately fil moved v d that fi Thomas o Hull be beseated beseated
seated as as speaker Both this motion and andthat amIthat andthat
that of Clesson S Kinney of Salt Lake Lakethat Lakethat Lakethat
that the same action be taken with re regard regard regard
gard to the hc hl other elected officers were werepa werepassed
passed pa sed with no dissenting voice voiceThe voicet voiceThe
The officers arc areblef
t Chief blef feg Clerk ClerkW W NE E Vigus of Salt Lake LakeMinute LakeMinute
Minute Clerk CcrkCharles Charles J Olsen of Se Sevler SeVIFjjgTOSSlni Scand
vler vlerEngrossing Engrossing and Enrolling Clerk ClerkMrs ClerkMrsElsie Mrs Ir5 Ir5Elsie
Elsie Barrett of Utah ttahfEYT
The Bitters is isnow fsOS istIOSTETTE
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as their best bestfrendJ bestfriend beatfriendP
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a stimulating stimulatingeffect l3t1mulatlngctrect stimulatIngeffect
effect upon upontheir upontheIr upontheir
their weak or orfa orJans orrr
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j il us1 r us1r Sleeplessness SleeplessnessCostiveness SleeplessnessCostfcness SleeplessnessCostiveness
Costiveness CostivenessFainting CostfcnessFainting CostivenessFainting
Fainting pcllsi pcllsiIndisestlonrai ticllsj clls
a TOMACH Indisestlonrai IndisestlonraiDyspepsia 1ndlestion hieStlOnUrl hieStlOnUrllQ adi adiDvspcpsln
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Vc urge a trial
Docket Dock D ock t Clerk ClerKJames James T Law of Cache1 Cache1SergeantatArms Cache CacheSergeantatArm
SergeantatArms S ergeantatArmsHelrnan Herman Snow > of ofUtah 0 0ah
Utah UtahAssistant VtahASSIs Ut L ah
Assistant ASSIs A t ant SergeantatArms S SergeantatArmsJohn er g eo ntatArmSJOhn John Carl Carlsoh earlfl arl arlso j
s soh so < fl of Sanpete SaiipeteAVatchman SanpeteatchmmJamcf1
AVatchman atchmmJamcf1 James Sheffield of Box BoxElder
E Elder ElderMessengers ElderMessen El der deressengersJohn
Messengers Messen M essengersJohn ersJohn John Ingebretscn of Weber eber eberYllilam
W William illiam J Seely Seel of Emery
Chaplain ChRpla1nDaid C David Hess of Davis DaisDoorkeepers
Doorkeepers D oorkseperreW W D Powell of Salt Lake Lakeand
Jl an and d Charles M Ahlstrom of Sanpete SanpeteCcmmlttee
Ccmmlttee C CM Clerks CrksllIss Miss Edna VoId of ofl10rg
Morgan M l10rg organ 1u Miss Annie Au le Blckford of Salt SaltLake
L Lake La ke John D Hooper of Weber VcberIr
Mr Ir Hull made a brief address to his hisfellow
T fellow fel < low legislators sayln in Dart DartI
I thank you yo for the honor you have haveconferred
C conferred co nferred iison me Let Lets as remember rememberthat
thm tl that th at as representatives of the people we
re must m ust endeavor to push what legislation leglslatiOncomes
c comes co < mes before us without regard to creed creedur t
o or color colorI
I am for economy but we ve c must not
forget rget that our u ur public affairs and our ourstate I
State St ate institutions require money mone moneJustice
Justice J of the Supreme Court D N
S Straup St raup then swore all officers in i
On motion of J J B Wilson of WusatcTi WusatcTia I
a committee of three was appointed by b bakcr I
iapeakor Sp akcr Hull to act with I a lke commit j
t tee u < from the senate during the sixth sea es I I
8 ston ab abho fon < a to notily ttotU the governor that the tireuse
h house ho use was rfad for mInes The rep reprosentatlves reps
r rosentatlves ro < s tl named r < wore Harry S Joseph I Iand
k rrgfSy Sy
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01 St Lake 7 B Wilson l of Wasatch Wasatchand
and an d Rudolph K Isielrler chler of Weber
Th lhe speaker then th > n appointed a n committee committeeon I
on rules consisting eonsistIn of the following followln five fiveRepresentatives fiveHcprslCntathcs I
Representatives R Rfo KInney hinne Marks Merrill Merrilllton 1errm J
Toltoii fo lton and Lyman L LymanMicciluneous man manI1Scclianeous
Miscellaneous communications to the the1ower thewer
1ower wer body were received and read as asfolows
foat f foyows fo Upws A communication from the sen senate sene j jIben
a ate at Iben Ibenq e atinounclng q announeingthat dub that permanent organlza organlzatlbn organizan r n nrcad
tlbn tlo n had been olfected t iir and7 that a It was wasready ws5eady
ready rcad r rfr for or business bu lnesS a a communication communicationfrom
t from fr > om the senate naming the committee committeethree j
of ° three to confer with a like house com j
mlttce m ittee and notify notU Governor Cutler a acommunication aommun1 ammunication
communication co mco ommun1 aUon from th the > senate relative relativethe I Ito Ito
to the importance of the approaching approachingconvention approachingnvention i iconvention
c convention co coso of the National atfonal Livestock as aseiation i isociation Isoclatlon
s sociation so at Denver and communications communicationsfrom
from fr rom om the Rocky Mountain Bell and IT t Utah Utahdependent tan tanIndependent tnhIndependent I
i Independent In Inla Telephone companies offer offering orerntfrI ¬
ing la ntfrI ntfrIeih g frefe eih eihe telephones e ci for the legislators legislatorsduring legislatorsring
during du ring the session sessionRepresentative I
Representative R Merrill then moved for foradjournment forjournment I IadJOurnment
a adjournment ad of the house until 130 130oclock 1 110clock > 0 I
oclock ° clock Tuesday afternoon The motion motioncarried motioncarrJ motionrried
carried carrJ ca rried d dThe I IThe
The Greatest Embroidery Sale SaleBuy SaleBuy SaleBuy
Buy whole pieces pieces4 V yards yardsfor yardsforclose yardsforose for forclose
c close cl ose to price of just one yard Coun CounBuy CounBu CounBuy
Buy Bu whole pieces piece4 ls yards yardsCor yardsCorda for forday
c day da d ay WALKERS V STORE STOREA
A NEW w PIBlirThe FIRMThe FIRM PIRMTht
The Tht old established firm of Sam Kee KeeCo KeeCo
0 Co S E 3rd So St has been suc succeeded uc uccteded uceded ¬
c ceeded ce cesh eded by Wo Song Co who are areshowing art artl10wing ardowing
s showing sh owing all the latest novelties in inoriental inoriental Inriental
o oriental ware china brass bamboo bamboosiik bamboosJ
s siik sJ i ik k etc etc etcWo etcWo etcWo
Wo Song Co 8 E 3rd So St StDIAMOND SLDIAMOND
1 1DIAMONDCOAL
DIAMOND DIAMONDCOAL DIAMONDCOALo1doflly COAL COALSold COALSoIct
Sold SoIct o1doflly only by Citizens Coal company
53 3 West Second South TeL 49 49ROJESTVENSKY 49ROJESTVENSKY 49OJESTVENSKY
r ROJESTVENSKY R WILL WILLWAIT WILLWAIT WILLWAlT
WAIT FOR WARSHIPS WARSHIPSParis
Paris Jan S 9The The Temps T mps corre correspondent correpondent ¬
s spondent spond nt at Copenhagen telegraphs telpgraphsth telegraphsI J Jthat
t that th t he Is reliably informed in ormed that Ad Adiral j jmiral 1mlral I
r miral m iral Rbjestvenakys Rtjestvenskyssquadron squadron will re reurn j I Iturn
turn t urn from Madagascar r and go to the theisland theland
1 island Is land d of Malta where it will await the theThird theThird thehird
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Third T hird Russian squadron consisting of oftbe ofhe
the t he battleship Nicolai I and the cruls crulsal 01isers
e ers ra General Admiral Apruxlne Admlr i
s al a l QushakofC QushakoftAdmirnISenjaYin Admiral 4 Senlavin and andis andladimiriMonomach
V fla ladimiriMonomach lmlr Ion n acii This squaQron it iti Itadded I
I is added a ded will wilt leave I ave Libau at att the end end1Jrtnuilr3 I Iat
c 0 at January Jnnu later proceeding pr eeqing to tothe theOir tltefrrrast 1r j
east e ast wlthl Admiral Rojestvenskys Rojestvenskysships RojestvenskysI
s ships s The admiralty the Temps T > mps cor corrgspondent corr corspondent
rgspondent r pondent further announces is PrE oreparing PrEnarIn prearing
paring p a fourth squadron which will ivHldfnart HI
c dfnart d probably In May MayAGAm j I
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1 NAr York Jan 9 9Thttd9lrncs1 11Tin Tlu adjourned an i in I
111 ii n1O meetilig > tlhl of 1h he NortJrnS SeuritIes ftles I Impan
c d mpan which was a8 sehrdued hfdu d to b 1 held j
n Hjpboken bOken N1 1 j t9 today daY has ha hasblen sb ben en post p pstonedaaIn st stl i ilionpda
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big things to anyone anyoneTHERES anyoneTtl anyoneT111iES
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Coats handsome Evening EveningVrnps EvcniugWraps
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Gowns und nIH Fancy Dresses DressesOff Dresses2Off
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Shirtwaist Dress Dresses DressesIii s sIn
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Testtjrday y trdas s Se session 19n consumed about about 1
thirty thlrtmlnutes t minutes mitrutesStanding r
I Standing Stan ing Committ Committees CommitteesThe es esThc I
The standing standingcommtttecs standin committees qf the Tious
c of f representatives are as follows I IAslum
Asylum for the insane five members
c claims cl aims and public accounts seven mem ¬
I betS b ets counties countJ < < os five members mbers contlngont
e expenses e fhrc mumberfi capitol and cap
i Itol it ot grounds five members me bers election five
r members m emoe education edul tlon and art nine mem ¬
i bers h ers enrollment and engrossing five
i members m fish and nd game five members
t forestry forestr f five lYe members federal relations
a and a nd memorials five fivemotnber3 members highways hl hwl hwlfc
s and a nd bridges nine > members n agriculture I
a and a nd horticulture fc tu seven e members be betion Irriga ¬
t tion ti on and reservoirs nine nln members indus indusrial ¬ 1
t trial school five members Judiciary judlclaro1een
s even s members labor seven members
j livestock li vestock nine members legislative ap ¬
i portionment p seven members militia five fh fiverrnbers
j members l1 rrnbers mbersmunlelJul municipal corporations five
j u 4mbers 14 Ambers manufactures and commerce
j five f ive members mines and mining seven sevenmembers sevenmembers sevenembers
members m public health five members memberspenitentiary memberspenltentfnr
penitentiary p j and prisons five members membersprivate membersprhah membersrivate
private p corporations five members pub pube ¬
j lic li e lands five members public printing
five f ive members public buildings five mem ruemern ¬
bc bers b ern rules > five members railroads and andcommon andcommon andommon
common c carriers nine members revenues revenu revenuesnd > S Sand
and a nd appropriations nine members sta statistics
i tlstlcs t five members trembt > rs salaries and fees feeslive rte rte11e
live l members state library Ilbrnr five mem memers
g bers b ers School for Deaf Dumb and Blind
j five f members rn s sofn ofn university it site and f build buildugs W3
lugs t ugs five 1v members membersE
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WITHANY WTTH ANY WEAKNESS BE BEQUIBING REQUIRING BEQUIBING
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wire Instead of celluloid ct > llnlold or steel steolsprings stetlsprIngs steelsprings
springs and is light cool ana anaeasy anrteas anaeasy
easy eas to wear No understraps and andnever andnever andnever
never moves Trusses and a sup supporters MUPportr8 supporters ¬
porters of ail kinds and also a afull atull afull
full line i1n infO of silk < l1k elastic alo JCK 10 kings kingsfor klngsfor kingsfor
for varicose veins and strains strainslftere st1 sorlmnsiRIi1v lns lnsSCHRAMItJS
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sale for one week longer to give all our patrons the same opportu opportul1it opportutiltS
l1it tiltS r of ofbuying buying these great bargains bnrgninsONEHALE bargainsONEH4LE
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f S 3reii HI take cold easily 0asll If so you OU have catarrh catarrhI
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