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Tooele county. This position he held until the office was abolished by act of the legislature. In the f all of 1902 he was elected a member of the State Legislature, as a representative of Tooele County, and two years later became state chairman of the Repub- lican p~rty. March of 1905, he was appointed a member of In the State Board of Land Commissioners, and was elected presi- ,_ dent of the board. In this position he served until t e 15th of February, 1906, when he took charge of the United States Marsh- al's Office for the district of Utah, having been appointed by President Roosevelt in January of that year. It was in the fall of 1908, that he was elected Governor of the State of Utah, succeeding Governor John C. Cutler, in January, 1909.

Salt Lake City, Utah.

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(For the Improvement

I know in whom I trust: My Father, God and King, I know thy word is sure, That it will one day bring My weary, earth-bound soul Back unto thee once more. I shall not knock in vain; If I prove true, the door Will open wide to me.

I know in whom I trust. Tho' fierce the battle-cry, The foe can ne'er o'ercome When thou, my King, art nigh. Then give me strength each day To live more near to thee, To love and work and give, To wait and watch and pray, Till thou shalt call me home, Grace Ingles Frost. Salt Lake City, Utah.