Notice to bidders for plastering work at State Industrial Reha
Bidders are invited for plastering work at the State Industrial Reha facility. Plans and specifications may be seen at Smith & Ode, Architects, 212 Erector Building, Vopien. Bids close before Wines day, dune 3h, with opening at Dw'ehek. The Superintendent, HHS THOMAS, reserves right to reject any bid not advantageous to the state. Open June Uh, 1904.
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Reha
Daleis de Girls New Cutler
Smith & Ode
Son
Arckitorts
Sta'e
Thomas
Opten
Viab
Sealed Proposals for Industrial Pipe Supplies Sought
The Tinard of Trusties of the State industrial behrol invites sealed proposals for tinshine pipe and galvan pipe with fittings to Ogden Utah. Bids due June 2 at the Bureau Industrial Behon office. Superintendent Thomas announces opening at 2:00 p.m. local time.
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Ogden
Mian
Ze 'Lerkop
Navajo youth’s murder case ends in court with plea
A Navajo youth charged with attacking a woman and other crimes appeared before Judge Starshall, aided by interpreter Piz Tee. The court recorded an indictment for assault and related counts, the boy claiming oppression by authorities and tearfully describing past abuse. He was sentenced to 10 years to Leavenworth, with future transport arranged by U.S. marshals.
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Leavenworth
Wy Jong
Anid
Hin
Tetcher
Grand Jury
Piz Tee
Snowtedge
Starshall
Bel
United States
Tia
Ul.i Maral Loh
Smyth
Bea
Dara
Axe
Hix Ventonce
Val
Hat Pa
Sweetheart Robbery Tale Pins Salt Lake Suspect
A Tennessee woman travels to Salt Lake City to confront a lover about a planned elopement. She says he lured her with false wages, then robbed her of a three hundred dollar diamond ring. James Talton, described as well dressed, was arrested and held for investigation after a detailed search. Officers, including Earl Mipley, conducted a room search though Talton denies possessing the ring or money.
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Salt Lake City
Sarah Hopkins
Salt Lake
Tennessee
Jed
Tan
James Talton
ST P
Orliher
Talton
Thasith
Tie
Earl Mipley
Totton
Vote Results Show Heavy Turnout For State Capital Issue
June 12 Georges reports county commissioners canvassed the special state capital election. Majority voted against the proposal with 30 votes in favor and 70 opposed. Heat taxes and water supply funding dominated voter concerns in the city. Local groves convened June 1 2 to discuss the issue.
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BI Georges
Hss
Eilet Genter F. Hidhante
Bubs County
Atitooa
Bank statement for The Olden State Bank Ogden Utah
Secretaries office of Utah reports The Olden State Bank Ogden Weber County shows assets liabilities and earnings as of June 1 1909 including cash 14224 22 deposits 250 00 loans and discounts 30000 05 real estate 342048 71 capital stock paid in 1165 00 69 disidencias impad and other items. Notarized by C A Parsley directors and officers oath of accuracy dated June 1909 with secretary of state confirmation.
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Ogden
Weber
State of
Utah
Dusinenp
Saringe
Cettifint
Tak
Ator
ALT Rigelow
Cashlen
Sraegg
C. A. Parsley
Tate
Riare
A. Tinge
Bale
Rhove
Jntr
Wanlass mine prospectors push for 200 ft depth and ore
Salt Lake City report outlines the Wanlass Mining Company plan to develop twenty one claims in Tintic North, with John Roundy as superintendent and Perry Thriller as president. Officials promise a summer push, citing dolomite and quartz contacts, a ten foot wide vein along the property, and assays suggesting significant ore. Directorate includes EF Rureh, Rackhill and Oliver Cederstrom, with capitalization at 108000.
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Salt Lake City
Tony
John Rowndy
North Tintle
Marchinrzy Ie
Fae Property Ie
Evey
Wanlisa Mining Company
Joba Toundy
Katgat
Tintie
Ranpager
Perry Thriller
Roundy
W. & Evans
Kaipata
Rureh
Rackhill
Oliver Cederstrom
Ready
Colorado
Iron
Hiver
Jobn Roundy
Hucbug
Vacle Sani
Beek
Iron Blowsom
Durch
Fuller
Hummacarille
Belug
Treasury Block
Floral designs prepare display at Temple grounds for GA encampment
Salt Lake City reports William Naumann head gardener at Temple dock fixing up a floral display for G A A encampment week. Dealers have begun work on a green slope area south of the Temple with a Welcome sign and carved eagle motif. Red, white and blue blooms accent a bow, aiming to honor veterans as grounds are improved to outshine prior years.
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Salt Llake City
Willam Naumann
Temple Dock
Ford
C. A
G. A. RL
Utam County Takes American Fork Toll Road
Provo June 17 At the county commissioners meeting Abel J Evans J H Wooten Enbert Anderson Tea C Strong and others approved and asked the county to take over the American Fork Canyon toll road as the company holding the franchise could not afford to maintain it There is no claim against the company of about $100 which the company was willing to turn over to the county and urged that it be accepted along with the road
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Provo
Cocoty Commissionery
Abel J. Evans
J. H.wooten
Enbert Anderson
Tea C. Strong
American Fork Canyon
Tepaire
County Decides to Take Road Despite Opposition
Commalists argued for reclaiming the road amid unrest from mining and industries in the canyon. County commissioners approved taking the road but rejected broader responsibility, with estimated improvements around 1600 dollars for this season.
Cattleman Robbed by Three Women on West Second
W. Dyer of Chitazo reported he was robbed of 3183 by three women described as Edna Forrett Ether Weil and Desele Mack on Second West and Second South streets. Dyer fought them off after resisting their ambush, police later recovered the money scattered along the street with officers J Ioerts and Howell assisting.
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Galt Lake
Imac
W. Dyers
Catileman
Chitazo
J. J.ioterts
Howell
Dyer
West Bees
South Street
Woortly
Hamy
Edna Forrett
Dexan
Ether Weil
Desele Mack
Trying to Land Carp Costs Hoy His Life
June 18 in Falt Lake a boy, Walter H. Thomas, four, son of Jobs Thomas of Plearsat Green, was dragged into a freleatng ditch while a large carp was being hooked. His brother tried to help, but the youth slipped under the water and was swept away as alarms were raised. The body was later found in a field upon washing down.
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Falt Lake
Walter H. ‘Thomas
Jobs Thomas
Plearsat Green
Ieee
Promoters Seek State Help for Drove River Reservoir Project
June 1 the promoters of a large reservoir at the head of the Drove River conferred with the state land board seeking assent to the project. They forecast securing about 4,000 for the scheme to irrigate ten acres of land along the Prove valley, with waters impounded in winter and spring released through Prove river.
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Drove Riter
State Land Board
Tie Board
Rchemm
Harvest Conditions in Utahs Dixie St George June 17
Harvest in the Dixie region opens with a fair to good crop outlook alfalfa first cut unusually light but heavier later potatoes peas and apples appearing on local tables. Meanwhile a local ad note promotes hair goods and accessories with quick conversion offers.
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Utah
Dixie
St. George
Gtala
Diste
European Acts in Ordon Tusataz Jety 6th Review
The Great SelleFinto Biowa meliorated show features the Nelson Family, Ridling Rooneys, Bertik Troupe, Fixing favelin Twins, Bronze Troupe, and a9 poem acrobats. A tree street parade will precede the performance with clowns, gyres, elephants, and a large menagerie including the Armour Prize Tram. Daily trains between Ogden and Salt Lake City run. note the Capital schedule at 1:33 perm.
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Ordon
Jety
Nelson
Ridlig Rooneys
Bertik
Favelin
Rhoda Royal
Qilen
Ogden
Salt, Lake City
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