2 THE SALT LAKE HERALD THURSDAY MAY 7 1903
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BULGARIARELD BULGARIARELDRESPONSIBLE BULGAplp SU lGAj lr El D Dj
j RESPONSIBLE WESPflftsiBLEirritation RE3Pf1AS RESPONSIBLEa IB lE
a 1 t tj I IIrritation
j irritation in Turkish Official Cirt Cir Circles Cirdes ¬
t cles des Growing Grovl ng Stronger StrongerSOMETHING StrongerSOMETHING
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SOMETHING LIKELY U UKELYTOHAPPEN ElYTO TO HAPPEN HAPPENWO1EB3T APPENI APPENWOXEx
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WO1EB3T AJTD GIRLS TARE PAST PASTOf PARTAt PABTIN
At Of 8TB3EBT SIGHTS SIGHTSConstantinople JIGJiTSI JIGJiTSConstantinople FIGHTSConstantinopie
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Constantinople May 6 6The The irrita irritation Irritation Inltation ¬
tion in Turkish official circles against againstBulgaria agaJIUltrf agaInstflga
rf Bulgaria flga Is constantly growing more moreacute moreacu moreacute
acute acu te and an4 the government of that thatprincipality thatprtrwipallty thatPtitieipaUfy
principality has ha been formally notified notifiedm
in m rigorous language that the porte portels
holds ls it responsible for the outrages outragesarising outrage8arUing outragesarhing
arising from the freedom of action actionwhich actionwhich actionWhich
which tie Macedonian agitators living 1iV1fl
In Bulgaria have been allowed allowedIt
It is reported report that the porte has de decided decided ¬
cided to mobottze the whole of the theSecond
Second and Third army corps sta ¬
tioned afc a Adrionople and Sajonlca re respectively re re8peCtlvely rePectiveiy ¬
spectively
The police of Constantinople have havearrested ba haveaZrested ve ver1eI5ted
arrested about sixty Bulgarians and andhave andhave andhave
have made numerous domiciliary vis visits vi81ta v15It ¬
its It including one to the residence re of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the secretary of Bulgarian diplomatic diplomaticagriculture diplomatica diplomaticagrIcultu
agriculture a icult re whose e papers were seized seizedThey seizedThey SLZdThey
They were however subsequently re restored re re8tored restored ¬
stored as nothing compromising was wasdiscovered wasdi8covered waediacovered
discovered therein thereinAlarming thEretnl thereinAlarming
l Alarming reports are in circulation circulationregarding circulationJeprdin circulationxegar
regarding xegar dlng outrages which are said to tobe tobe tobe
be projected here for today The mil military military muitar ¬
itary itar and police guards In this city cityand cityand cityand
and Its suburbs have been consider considerably consldera considerably ¬
ably a bl strengthened strengthenedThe
The sultans reform commission is isstill Isstill isstill
still at t Ipeka Albania on which place placeTurkish placeTurJ placeTurkjh
Turkish h troops are advancing with the theobject theobject theobject
object of dispersing the hostile Al Albanians Albanians Albanians ¬
banians In that vicinity vicinityEven vicinityEven VicinityEven
Even the Girls Fight FightVienna FightV1emna PightVienna
Vienna May i IAdvice Advices received receivedhere receivedhere receivedhere
here from Salonlca Salon lea say y thfct t t notwith notwithstanding notwtthlltandinc notwithstanding ¬
standing the fact that hundreds of t Bu1 Bulgarians Bu1garlaDa BU1garians ¬
garians have been arrested street streetfights tfigbts itretfights
fights are constantly taking place placeWomen 345C5 345C5Women
Women and children especially young younggirls younggirls 0UftCgirls
1 girls take a prominent part in these theItedl theedisturbances thesedisturbances
disturbances disturbancesIt dl turbancesIt
It is asserted < that bomb outrages outrageshave ou ouha outrageshave
have ha ve been planned plaJin in all the towns of ofMacedonia ofMacedonia ofMacedonia
Macedonia MacedoniaBombs MacedoniaBombs MacedoniaBombs
Bombs have been discovered dI in inhouses Inhoulles Inhouses
houses at Usfcub European Turkey Turkeywhere Turkeywhere Turkeywhere
where the Turkish population popula Is great greatly greaty ¬
ly y excited fearing a aOfiicial massacre massacreOfficial msuaeOfficial
Official Statement StatementWashington StatementWlUlbtnKton SatamentWashington
Washington May ITIle The Turkish le legation 1e 1egation isgatlon ¬
gation today authorised a the foftowiag foftowiagstatement f fstatement foqwingstatement
statement statementThe statementTJJe statementTb
The Tb governor general neral of the prey province pnII preyInce ¬
ince of o Salontea Hassan Ehm hm Pastes Pastestelegraphs Pa8btelegraphs Pasliatelegraphs
telegraphs to the legation n at Wa Washing hlDg ¬
ton that pubrc order and tranquillity tranquillityprevail tranqulWt7prevail tranquwityprevail
prevail in that province provinceWITH provinceWITH provinceWITH
WITH BARE KNUCKLES KNUCKLESHow
1 How Two Yo Yog Midshipmen Settled Settleda
a Quarrel QuarrelNew QuarrelNew I INew
New York May 6 Midshipmen Wy Wygant Wygant W3gant
gant and Wallace of the th battleship battleshipsince battleshipKearsarge htp htpKearaarge
Kearaarge who had been 1ft t odds ever eversince eversince
since their ship left the southern drill drillgrounds drillgrounds drillgrounds
grounds for this port have settled settledtheir settledtheir settledt
their t differences by a pugilistic en encounter encounter
counter counterShortly counterShortly ountefShortly
Shortly after the Kearsarge dropped droppedanchor droppedanchor droppedanchor
anchor off Tomkinsville the midship midshipmen mldshlptnen midshipmen ¬
men got shore leave it is stated and andclad andclad andclad
clad in their civilian clothing called a aclosed aclosed aclosed
closed carnage and drove to a stfdifded stfdifdedsecontis 8 nciided nciidedsoL ecl
soL 1 qff ff Staten i ising Ia IIttere bsre e lID lID6eOIUl iWeecouoi
secontis The battle was wa fought tllg In Indarkness inthe inthedarkness tlie tliedarkness
darkness with Uh bare fists and it is not notknown notknowr notknowr
knowr which was victorious On their theirreturn thetrreturn theirreturn
return they both exhibited faces badly badlybruised badlylruiseti badlylruisee
bruised They appeared to have havereached havereachEd havereached
reached an amicable settlement and andas andas andas
as a result of the battle the middies umiddlesare middiesare middlesare
are confined to their rooms According Accordingto
to their brother officers o they are on sick sicknst sicklist ell ellBst
list but it is asserted that sick Bat Batis utIs
3 is a mild term for compulsory conj con continemen conrinement
nnement nnementNO rinementNO t tNO
NO RELIGIOUS TEST TESTAttitude TESTAttitude TESTAttitude
Attitude of the Tfnited State Regard Regarding Reguding Begerding ¬
ing Maturaliawtioiu MaturaliawtioiuWashington 1fatura1i8atioVa NaturiiaatlonWashington
Washington Va hington May 6 LIt It is shown in inthe Int
the t he diplomatic correspondence con contained contained contamed ¬
tained in the theolume volume of foreign rela relations relat relalions ¬
ions t now in press that this govern government p government vern vernmerit ¬
ment sought ught to negotiate a naturalisa naturalization ¬
t tion ion treaty with Roumania but found foundthe foundthe foundthe
the latter la tter unwilling unwillingFollowing unwillingFollowing unwillingFoflowing
Following the rejection IEJe < tion of the pro proposal proposal proposal ¬
posal of the United States that such a atreaty atreaty atreaty
treaty be entered into Secretary flay flayaddressed 1fayadd ay ayaddressed
add addressed sed the Roumanian note t t9 the therountries thetountries thetountries
tountries party to the treaty of Ber Berlin Berlin Berlin ¬
lin It is shown sho n that the king flatly flatlydeclined ftatlydedined ftatiydedined
dedined to negotiate because he the theking theking theking
king did not consider a naturaliza naturalization naturaliaation naturalizatior ¬
tion treaty necessary and and further furtherbecause furtherbecau furtherbecause
because becau e he h thought It would be injuri injurious injurioW injurtS ¬
S ous to Roumania and would w uld complicate complicatealready oompllcateahea complltea
ahea a already Ii eal y troublesome questions Mr JlLrHay MrHay tr trHay
Hay in a note of Instructions to Mr MrVilson Mrilson Mrilri
Vilson ilri United States charge at Ath Athens Athe11S Athens ¬
ens when a naturalization treaty was wastieing wasleing as aslleing
tieing proposed propo d said with reference ace to tothe tot tothe
the t he at tion t IOn of another country that the thttUnited theTnite the1nitd
United States Stat can never assent t that thata
a foreign state of its i own volition voUtienur voUuoan
< ur apply a religious teat to debar de any anyAmerican anymerkan anymerlan
American citizen from the favors duet duetSUFFRAGE due t tSuriitAGE
11 11SUFFRAGE
SUFFRAGE DSFEATaD DSFEATaDHartford DJlPBATBDHartford DBPXTDHartiord
Hartford Conn May sTJie TBe bill billgranting binranting billzraiting
granting women the right to to vote In hithis Inthis inthis
this stole st te was rejected in the house houseif
t if r representatives repJe ntativ today by a vote of oflo
105 lo to to 0
WATER CURE IN INKANSAS INKANSAS INT INTKANSASASVLUM
KANSAS KANSASASVLUM KANSASASVLUMRefractory ASYLUM ASYLUMRefractory M MRefractory
Refractory Patients Have Been BeenTreated BeenTreated BeenTreated
Treated a la a Filipino FilipinoTHE FilipinoTRE FiIipinaTHE
THE PRACTICE HAS CEASED CEASEDMOW CEASEDXow CEASEDt CEASEDNow
t
MOW THEY ABE SEBAPSBXi ST P j TO A ABH A1f ArOE
BH 1f rcm GH A3TO WHIPPEDTopeka w WHIPPED WHIPPEDTopeka ± iiPBD iiPBDTopeka
Topeka Kan May 6It It has been beencustomary beencWitomary beencustomary
customary to administer the water watercure watercure waistcure
cure to refractory patient at the To Topeka Topeka Topeka
peka asylum for the insane according accordingto
to the testimony of Miss Knox of To ToP Topeka Topeka
P peka ka given before the legislative in investigation InVetttlgation inveotigatlon ¬
vestigation committee today
The water cure was frequently ad adI administered administered
ministered while she wae wa an attendant attendaDtat
I at the asylum She was employed there ther3during ther therI thereduring
during Governor Stanleys first term termand tennand termand
I and the head attendant of the ward in inwhich Inhieh Inwhich
which hieh she worked was Miss Houston HoustonH
H J t was by the orders of Miss Houston Houstonaccording Houstonaccording HOUStOUaccording
according to the testimony of Miss MissKnoT KissKnox MissXnox
KnoT that the water cure was ad
Konx that the Uwater water cure was ad adHow dRo adS adHow
How Ro was the water w ter cure adminis administered admlnisti administered ¬
tered ti = S red to the patients inquired a com comniitteeman comI COflIflittceman
I niitteeman niitteemanWhen rnittcemanWhen IflittcemanWhen
When a patient Pit tien t refused to obey the theorders t torders theorders
orders given by Miss Houston said saidMiss aldMias saidMiss
Miss Knox the attendants were or ordered ordered ordered
dered by b Miss Houston to throw thi a asheet asheet asheet
sheet over the patients head and draw drawher drawher drawher
her to the floor While the attendants attendantsheld atten attendantsheld antJI antJIheld
held the patient Miss Houston poured pouredwater pouredwater Pouredwater
water out of a pan into the patients
face The water was poured fast and andthe andthe andthe
the pouring continued until the patient patientagreed patlelltagreed patientagreed
agreed to obey orders ordersWas ordersas ordersWas
Was as this done very often oftenYes oftenYes oftenYes
Yes was the reply it occurred occurredvery occurredery occurredery
very ery often in the time Miss Houston Houstonwas Houstonwas Houstonwas
was attendant which was toe first firstear Arstl
> ear ea r I was there thereDid thereDid thereDid
Did the patient struggle to get getaway getaway geta
away awayOf awayOf a way wayOf
Of course answered Miss Knox Knoxbut Knoxbut Knoxbut
but there always were enough at attendants attendanta attendanla ¬
tendants around to hold the patient
His II Mi Knox said that a Miss Gower Gowersucceeded GowersucceedEd Gowersuceded
succeeded Miss Houston Houat n as head attendaDt attendant at attendant ¬
tendant in the female ward and that thatthe thattbe thatthe
the water cure was not administered administeredunder admbalsteredunder administeredunder
under her but that refractory patients patientswere Patientswere patientswere
were strapped stra Ped to a bench and whipped whippedMORE whippedall whippedMORE
i all III IIIMORE
MORE CHANCE FOR SCANDAL SCANDALAll
All the theBig Big Postoffioes Are to toBe Be Over Overhauled Overhauled OverS ¬
S hauled hauledWashington hauledWulUngton hauledWashington
Washington May S SA A farreaching
extension of the present investigation investigationof
of the aflkirs of the poetoffice po toftlce depart department department ¬ i iment
ment ment to include the overhauling of ofmost ofmost I Imoet
most of the large ptstofflces 1 tomces in the
country to in contemplation contt > mplation This Thisstatement
statement was made today by Post Postmaster Postmaster Postmaster ¬
master General Payne Mr Payne said
that the increase of 5008 5000 OOO in the appro appropriation approPriation approPriation ¬
priation for the contingent contin nt expenses of
his own office had been made for the thepurpose thePUIpOrIIe thePurpose
purpose ILlnve of < f investigating ti tlng the affairs of
the department along these lines but
he admitted that it was not at that
time anticipated that the investigation investigationwould Inve InvestigationWould tlgatlon tlgatlonwould
would prove so sensational sensationalThe sensationalThe sensationalThe
The details of the proposed general enen
Investigation he said have not yet et I
been formulated owing tD the fact that thatall thatall
all efforts are now being concentrated concentratedon
on the investigation now in hand handIt handIt bandIt
It will cover ver all firstclass postoffices postofficeswhose po postofficeswhose toOlces toOlceswbose
whose annual receipts aggregate half a amillion amillion amillion
million dollars Mr Payne said today
that the present administrative meth methods methods inethoda ¬
ods of the postal po tal service were put in inoperation Inoperation inoperation
operation by former Postmaster P08tma ter Gen General General Gm Gmreal ¬
eral Wannainaker fourteen urteen years age ageaa4 ageand g < v vand
and since ace then the business of the de department deJieo9IIIM1IJt dopi ¬
partment pi bst has tmMmiy Jieo9IIIM1IJt Hes > ft lMtt it itmight ftmight
might be that some of the methods methodswIe methodswere j
were faulty and the practices irregular irregularand irre irregularand lar larand
and that the investigation investl atlon < would be bemade bemade bemade 1
made in the hope of initiating new and andbettermethods andbetter andbetter
bettermethods better methods as well as correcting correctingabuses oorrect1ngabuses correctingabuses
abuses abusesPostmaster abusesPOStma abusesPostmaster
POStma < Postmaster ter General Payne has now nowreceived nowreceived nowreceived
received replies from exPostmaster exPostmasterGeneral exPostmasterGeneral exPoetmasterGeneral
General Charles Emory Smith Comp Comptroller CompJJer Complo1ler ¬
troller JJer of the Treasury Trea 1iry Tracewell T eeweD Post Postmaster Postmaster Postmaster ¬
master Merritt of this t is city and Fourth FourthAssistant FourthAl FourthAssistant
Assistant Al tant Postmaster General Bristow Bristowregarding BristowregarcJt Bristowregarding
regarding regarcJt the charges made by ex exCashier exCashi exCashier
Cashier r Tulloch of the Washington Washingtonpostofflce W8bIlibtpostoftIce Washingtonce
postofflce postofflceThe postoftIceThe ce ceThe
The abstraction ab of papers p pipers pers from the thesafe thesafe thesafe
safe of the office of the assistant at attorney attorney attornsy ¬
torney general for the poetofllce P08io fce de department department department ¬
partment by Mrs James JamesTyner Tyner wife wifeof wlCeof wifeof
of the then theaasajstant assistantattorney assistant attorney general generalis eneral enerali
is now regarded as a practically closed clesedincident cJ closedincident ed edIncident
incident The papers were taken on onApril onApril onApril
April 23 and the case was then referred referredto refrredto
to the United States attorney for the theDistrict theDi8trict theDIStrict
District of Columbia a week w later The Thematter Thematter Thematter
matter has not progressed prog further It Ithas Itba8 Itlaa
has not been presented to the grand grandjury grandJur7 grandjury
jury and it is generally DeraIJy believed that thatUie thatthe at atUte i
Ute grand Jury will not be likely to totake totake totake
take action because of lack of proof proofthat prootthat proofthat
that the papers taken were government governmentproperty governmentproperty governmentproperty
property propertyTHE propertyTHE propertyTHE
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THE BOY A BAD ONE ONETwelveyearold ONETwelve ONETwelveyearold
Twelveyearold Twelve old Montana Kid Handy HandyWith HandyWith HandyWith
With Matches MatchesSpecial HatchesI Matchespeeial
Special I to The Herald HeraldJDillon HeraldDlUOnKay HeraldDillon
Dillon DlUOnKay May S LTord Word was received in intown inton intown
town today that Sam Smith the 12 12yearold 1yearold 12yearold
yearold son < on of J 1 C Smith who lives livesnear Jlveasnear livesnear
near Glen set t nre to some rye grass grassSunday grassSany grassSunday
Sunday near a bay staec containing containingISO <
ISO I tens The wind changed afterward afterwardand afterwardaDd afterwardand
and the hay was totally destroyed destroyedThe destroyedThe destroyedThe
The Ion is 1iG 750 The Smith boy has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been accused of setting fire on one or orbe ortw ortwo
tw two occasions 1efore 00 an effort w will willbe l lbe
be made to send him to the reform reformschool j jschool
school The hay was the property of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Woods Livestock company whose whoseheadquarters whOStheadquarter whoseheadquarters I I
headquarters are are at Spencer Ida I
STAff STA it NWS NWSVERDICT NWSVED1GT
VERDICT OF 0 F GUILTY GUILTYI GUll GUILTYJurjs TY TYJurjs
I Jurjs Finding in the Case C se of ofState ofState ofState
State vsSidney Woodard WoodardOr
i Or the Court News Newsi NewsSpecial NewsSpecial NewsSpecial
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Special to The Herald HeraldI HeraldPIIrowan HeraldParowan
I Farowan May C cThe The Jury returned returnedlate returnedlate
late test night IB the case of the state stateI stateapIftst stateagainst
I against Sidney SIciDe Arthur Woodard W with a avenHct av8 averlet
venHct of guilty It will be remembered rememberedtbIU rememberedth
that th he was charged with fornication as asbefore asDefol ashefo
before hefo published faV Is this paper per This Thismorning Thismo Thismofig
morning mo the court sentenced him hi to three threemonths th thJRO threeohiths
months la the county jail jailInthe jailIntlIe jailIn
Inthe In the state tt against James A Thorn Thorni Thornton Ift Iftton
i tonwho ton ton w Who wascharged was charged with KITH grai larceny reenyone iareenyone larcenyterm
one Ol ue defendants matetialWit matetialWitdid material witnees witneesdid
did KaJIPeI ot eppear nd the case Wecttn Wecttnued dD dDu
u ued tIJI the first day or the next regular regularis lar larte
term te vfclcn fe Sept SeptTIle pt a 23Thg
TH TIle state st against James Ai A uu Tnarnttfn Tnarnttfnon n non
on th tl same charge as above above aboveiae wa wa M aet aefor aeforSepI for forSept forSept
Sept 23 23In S SIn
In I n the case of Charles Beard vs vaJ Ri R H HBenson IBen HBenson
I Benson et al judgment judgm nt upon u n stipulation stipulationwasentered tfpulatlonwaseatered sttpulatlonWaaenttrnj
wasentered in favor of defendantCedar d defendantCedar defendant t4DdaDtI
Cedar City ct al vs George H Wood Woodwas WoodWall Woodwas
I was set for trial Sept Se 25 and the case of ofCedar 0 0ICedar ofCedar
Cedar dty et t al vs Joseph Jose ph Rosenberg Rosenbergwas
was art settor tlor for Sept SePtCOurt aft aftCftart s sCOurt
ICedar COurt was then adjourned subject to tok toI toI toWILL
call k
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I WILL PBOBABL PR BA13L Y LOSE LOS AN EYE EYEj YE YEI 1 1Thoodore
j I Thoodore Arnold an Employe at atDalyWest atDalWest
DalyWest Mine the Victim VictimSpecial VictimSpecial
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Special to The Herald HeraldPark HeaidPark >
Park CItY May 6 6TodaywhHeat 6Today Today whHe whheat at work workin workin I IIn
in ieDalyWest e mine Theodore AcncW ArpoldwaS AcncWwa I
wa wU very badly Injured about the face faceand laceand
and will wfUtn tn all probability lose one of his hiseye hiseye hisey I
eye eye ey He Hewas was wa preparing to blast and andplacing andplaeb1g andplacing
placing < title cap on the end of tbefuse tbefuseand tte fuse fusea fuseand
and as t is customary with t miners he ap applied npplied ¬
plied Ids candle C stick k to tighten nh1 the cap c t
The candle CK Ie stick ali slipped ped an4 expl exploded ded it itDr It 1tDr
Dr Doaober Jdrea dressed the wounded mans mansinjuries mansi inansiniu5riesnd
injuries i iniu5riesnd xand 4 lie was taken to the Holy
Cross = Jtospttal t in Salt SlIt Lake on the e after afternoow alternoOstraia t tTEACHERS
noow noOstraia noOstraiaT train trainTEACHERS
S
T TEACHERS SEI SELECTED SELECTEDBoATtlofTrusteeS SELCEDTruStees ECTED ECTED33okriij =
33okriij BoATtlofTrusteeS ° > Trustees PixeS F Pixe es Bate Rate of Tax Tasaltion TaX TaXition TaxS Taxation
S altion For or Snsuing Year YearMU YearXk Yeart
MU Xk t PJ Pleasant a ant asa nt May VayTbe E The boar boarc boarfof boarfoftrastep < jtj f ftrustees tt
trustees t Of the pnbHe schools of this city cityannounce ci ciaDIIQuQce cityannounce
announce this morning the following f01Jo f01Jonamed fo1Jowh fo1Jowhnamed
named teachers te as haying h vfng been beento engaged engagedto
to teachduring teach durin during the ensuing school year yearPrincipal yearPrincipal yearPrincipal
Principal eighth and seventh grades gradesDaniel gradesDIlniel gradesDaniel
Daniel Rasmussen n sixtn grade Miss MissMargaret MissMargaret MissMargaret
Margaret Reynolds fifth grade Mrs A AD AD AD
D Stevens fifth and fourth grades Miss MissAmber MissAmber MissAmber
Amber Bardsley of Gunnison fourth fourthgrado fourthKI8df fourthgrado
grado Miss Ludioia Seely of Indlanola Indianolathird Indlanolathird
third grade Miss Ida Nelson second secondgrade secondgrade secondgrade
grade Miss Caroline Rasmussen en first firstgrade firstgrade firstgrade
grade Miss Mi 6 Georgia Borg first and be beginners be beinners besinners ¬
sinners inners grades Miss BUts Day of Fair Fairview Fairview Fairview
view and Miss Nora Clawson of this thiseity thiscity
city There will be another room r furn furnished lureIshed ¬
ished and used this year and ten teach teachers teachers teachera ¬
ers employed in all The Round Hills Hillsschool Hillsschool Hillsschool
school has not been supplied as yet nor norhas norhas norhas
has a teacher for the music department departmentThe departmentThe
The board also fixed the rate of taxa taxation taxation taxation ¬
tion for the ensuing en ulng year placing it this thisyear thisear thisyear
year ear at 3 mills on the dollar which is a adecrease adecrease adecrease
decrease of 4 mills from the tax of the thelast the188t thelast
last few years The payment of the thebonds thebonds thebonds
bonds issued some years ago to secure securemoney seeuremoney securemoney
money with which to erect the new school schoolbuilding schoolbuilding schoolbuilding
building makes this decrease possible possibleThe pOMfbleThe possibleThe
The Mt Pleasant Electric Light com company company cornpany ¬
pany of this city held its annual meet meeting meeting meetlng ¬
ing yesterday afternoon and elected the thefollowing thefollowing thefollowing
following officers President Rasmus RasmusAndersen RasmusAD BasmusAnderson
Andersen AD vice presMent Ferdinand Er Bricksen ErIc ErIcksen
icksen Ic n secretary John H Seely treas treasurer treasurer tressurer ¬
urer N S Nielson These four with F FC FC FC
C Jensen constitute the directorate The Thecompany TheJ TheCompany
company was declared to be in splendid splendidcondition splendidcondition
J tr ti n
1f 1fa
condition financially and physically p y and anda
a dividend was declared declaredPBOVO declaredPROVO deciaredPBOVO
PBOVO NEWS WS NOTES NOTESProvo NOTESProvo OPBS OPBSProve
Provo May 8 55berltt Sheriff Harmon took Joe JoeDavis JoeDaris JoeDavis
Davis to the state prison today to com commence Coni Coniefrh cornmence ¬
mence efrh his sevenyear t term of imprison imprisontnent Imprisoninant s st1I
tnent = for burglary burglarynot
It fortuaatsiy Avpeart tlt the report reportthftfJ
thftfJ t1I r wss cdticdiy ot otnot 4Ilvats 4Ilvatsnot =
not well fouofufed fou Mr Davis D is slowly GIY im improving improving f fproving
proving and fa a able to go out for a drive driveThe driveThe
The Telluride Power company has flied ftledfor fliedfor
for record with ltlt the county recorder notice noticeof
of ownership ownershi by purchase appropriation appropriationand
and use of all au the water of Provo river xiverand rivera riveran4
and a springs and streams tributary there thereto thereto ¬
to In Provo canyon for power purposes purposesto
to be used in generating erating electrical cur current current current ¬
rent Provo City has appropriated some someofthe someof
ofthe of the watersclaimed water elei claimed ed fey the Telluride Telluridecompany Telluridecompany Telluridecompany I
company for the purpose of f utilizing them themin themin themin
in the waterworks system and it would wouldappear wouldappear wouldappear
appear from the notice by the Telluride Telluridecompany TeJlurideompany Teliuridecompany
company < that a controversy may arise e as asto asto asto
to the rights of the two parties the Tel Telluride Telluride Telluride ¬
luride company cOm and the city cityThe cityTbe cityThe
The following delegates have ha been elect elected elected electad ¬
ed by the K of P lodge of this city cit to toattend toattend toattend
attend the grand rand lodge to be held in Salt SaltLake SttltLake SellLake
Lake June 15 5 C W Barnes f W WWood WWood V VWood
Wood alternates A A E Buckler and S SH SH SH
H H Belmont BelmontSeelev BelmontSeelev S SSeeley
Seelev Newell and J J Knight have havegone havegone havcgone
gone to Pocatello Ida to examine some somemining somemlninJP somemining
mining property propertyTVTATfTI propertyMANTI propertyMANTI
MANTI NEWS NOTES NOTESManti NOTESXanU NOTESMantL
Manti Cay > 6 6Mand Manti has now an assay assayoffice assayofflee assayoffIce
office Stanley Crawford is the assayer aMayerand assayerand
and he ne has fftted up offices on Mala Malastreet Malastreet Mainstreet
street streetThe streetThe streetThe
The 7yearold son of Mr and Jlg JlgNiels IS ISNiels laNiels
Niels C Larsen of this city died Sun Sundaylast Sunday Sunday ¬
daylast day last of pneumonia P The child had hadbeen bedlisen
been sick for nearly five weeks k8 Ku Kupetal 1uperal
petal 1 services Were held at a the family familyresidence familYresidence familyresidence
residence residenceCaptain residenceCaptaIn residencecaptain
Captain J P Harbeson Twelfth in inflmtry IntIIatry Instry
flmtry stry U S A Abu has been detailed toIRSpect toinspect to toInspect
Inspect company F of this city Wednes Wednesday Wednesday ed edday ¬
day next > The company will so to Salt SaltLake SaltLake SaltLake
Lake City on the 3th th h of the present presentmonth presentmonth ent entJROIIt
month to participate in the parade anC anCreception aud1reception andjreception
reception to be given jven ven President t Roose Roosevelt Ro Rovelt RooeeyelL
velt veltW
W K Reid returned home from an ex extended extended extended ¬
tended legal trip yesterday He has been beenaway 1tee 1teea beeyaway
away a about five weeks weeksThe weeksThfO weeksTb
The Tb Ladies Literary club was enter cntetviaJned enterisined ntH ntHtalned
iaJned at the hone of Mrs Maria Lowry LowryTnursday I
Thursday last I the occasion occa fon being the thelast i ilast Ilast
last meeting for the season of the club clubThe j
The business bu8in was first attended to and andall andaU andall
all business matters were satisfactorily satisfactorilydisposed satisfactorilydisposed
disposed of after which luncheon was wasser wasservd wasserid II
ser servd pd by the hostess The dub intends intendsdiscontinuing intendsd intendsdiecdntinnlng
discontinuing d c nl ntJnulng its work until September Septemberwhen Septeiflberwhen
when it expects to again resume active activework activework
work as before beforeI
L A Lauber the Free Press editor of
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01 MfIO9C doctor and I began to cut around for bra a suka suitable Ie diet ad adasa andasa I
asa n we fell feittipon Force W1 which 1ch has been a wonderful boon to toe
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thfcf th city c went ttO to O Salt ftlt Lake L e City CltiWaI S ieit ster sterday r1
day on business 5 5Lafayette
dalar Lafayette e Kee of Wake wa was wasyrnterday ia mantP mantPyesterday ntF1 ntF1esterda
yesterday esterda on buSiness busineseThe businessThe i iThe
The county commissioners are in session sessionat
at this writinr wrttlni writtnLewis writinrLewis =
Lewis Anderson d 1 1nentl and wife were hi Fouat Fouatneral FouaLain
i tatW tatWr tatWd b 1w
Lain treen r this w weel attending t pa paurns
neral urns of one of their friends of that citywho i iw
who w died there thererecentlr thererecentlrOIN e recently
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JOINS OIN THE SCLENT SILENT iL IttArOBITYTereiiiah 3VTATOBCTt
j Jeremiah remiah Hatch tch a a Utah Pionegii Pionei iCIU I Se IteI IteIcelves Beceives
I ceives ceives Bas Summon SummonVernal SumthonVernal I
Vernal My 3 IJeremlah Jeremiah Hatch fa familiarly faI faImtUarJy tamiftarly ¬
miliarly known since the early settle settlement settlemeet ¬
ment of the county as Uncle Jerry Jerrypussed JerryvuS6ed Jerrypassed settleI
passed away at his home in Vernal Ye l yc ycterday Yell Yellterday yesterday
terday afternoon aged aged8J 86 years The im immediate Immediate ¬
I mediate cause of death was an acute at attack attack attack ¬
tack of rheumatic fever which to his hisworn hISworn hisworn
worn out condition he was unable to toi towithstand iswithstand
i withstand withstandj withstandThe
I j The deceased has been a very active activeand activeand
and constant worker in the Mormon Mormonchurch MormOltchurch Mormochurch
church and was greatly gr tly respeete re by
everyone eV ryone regardless Wf religious fait faitA falut faithA
A cr6at many nmn years ye rs of1ls1Ifew of1ls1IfewIn OIIS of Jjls lif w wg ep spent I Iin
In pioneering among a ong the new aett settnent settnenttbroughqu tMmenb q
tbro tbroughqu J bout Uuntate the stato and his 118 narfib Di e qe is fsr fsrmlllarTIh tam1 ZnmI1arifl
m1 mlllarTIh II1 h many of ftlM th te differentowns dltterent t Wns of ofUtah ofUtah j
Utah He came UDe totnJltah to Utatah eountj eoUMFIpOAC am among tt ttthe
the th very Brat settlers and was wia tn tb tbearly the theearlj theearly
early ddys d s the official head headof Of his hiscHurch hiliellurchta hischurchus
I cHurch ellurchta iR this SOOtieR whichwas at atthat atthat atthat
that time a portion of the th Wasateh WasatehStake W sateh
Stake He founded the otty Q of f Vernal Vernalwhich Vernalwhrch VernalI
I whrch was iknown tnown ia thf th early days as asHatch asUHateh asI
I Hatch Town an4 the oki Jerry JerrycHatch
Hatch < homestftad homesttad is now a portion of ofVernal 0 ofVernal C CVernal
Vernal city cityThe cityhe cItyThe >
The he deceased was a brother of Abram AbrarrrAttorney AbramHatch
Hc Hatch ch of lIeber C City itYand nd uncJeofDtstrlct uncJeofDtstrlctAt uncle ofDistrict ofDistrictAtttrney 1
Attorney At lrney < A A C Hatch He Hel levea lefS s one onefantlly onefagfIlyOf i irfaprtly
rfaprtly fagfIlyOf of grown children by a aalrst dint wife wifewho
who live at variOus Y ri Us places inUtIIh in Utah and andColorado andColorado J
Colorado and a wife and several aM eral chit chitdren chUdren thUdren
dren by a later marriage His IDsoldest IDsoldestchild Oldest Oldestchild oldestchild
child is S3 3years yearsof of age and the tJt youngest youngesti JDungestn1onU1s
13 i irionths The funeral will take t ke place placetflniprrow placet placetlniprrow
t tflniprrow tflniprrowNpcajBascom nisrrowNpJ < S SNpraBascom
NpcajBascom NpJ 3 aScom Wifef wife of Alma Bascom Bas orp IJl o of
Isapl Nap115died s dled veJK ve suddenly Tuesday from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the result of ofconilnement confinement and andwas WAS s burled
Wednesday So unexpected pe ted was wthe the sad sadaffair saCaffair sadaffaIr
affair that Mr Baa OqI bad start sta Starth on ontrip a atrip atrip
trip to Fort Duchesnc in the tb homing
bellednsr belie ng that t atall all was wa progressing progre5lJistavor progre5lJistavorably favor favorably favorably ¬
ably at < home A Amessage Jnessage reached him himwherf himwhen himwhen
when he was half way wa ever overthedlstanee overthe the distance tance
to tile fort with the news that ma Hts wife wifems wifewas wifewits
ms i dying He hurried hurri back but t t was
too late to see sef his wife alive alivA alive aliveA aliveA
A physician physicl was aiimmoned limmoh d the mo momertt momerlt momerit
merit it was w s discovered dls disco Overed vered that s sie e was wasTjuildng was11dng wassihiidng
Tjuildng but bi1 t even he arrtved too late lateThe
The T e deceased leaves IeavestWtchildren leavestwo two children
Another death of this week wee1tw wjts that thatof thatof thatof
of of Matthew atthew Barrug BarrupufBueza 1 ofBuefla Buena VIa Vi who whoJled whoi whodieI
Jled i d Thursday Thursda of consumption and was wasburied wa waburled
buried yesterday The Thedecew deceases NI tl came to tothe toth toth
the th a valley val 1 ey last fall wI bringing br Ing n g his h hisfamily hisfamilywith is family familywith ramilywfthhim
with wfthhim Win They Th Jjava a Jlud aet Shuausually Shuausuallysadexperience tituDusuaIJ7sedeperJence k1vunusuallrsedenperlenee
sadexperience since sln e their Ui arrlv aitt artIynLhaving artIynLhaving1ricd Lhaving having havingcd
buried 1ricd cd two children during Mie1 Mie1winter tttecvInterand winter winterand winterand
and now now the he father fatherTh fath fatbOrTh r c ch
Th h Gilson Asphltum Asph ltu n company COin y is isworking isworking
woiklngqttlte working quite a force fo eoO Crintfn m n n n the
AVTiite V1 ThIt Jt river country untr again ain In tjbrff tprIng pring
ThousaCnds ThOQ5 < S xOt otlltars HDHars rare re toarfeie3SJ b being 1 tPended tPendedon endeel endeelon
on roads and bridges and in ingencral ingencralpreparation general generalpreparation teneralpreparation
preparation for an active season of pro product production
duct duction Ion this summer The shipments the thecoming thecoming thecoming
coming summer will be limited only by
the means of transportation and every
inducement induc ent will be offered to get teams teamson
on the road roadOrson roadOrson
Orson Calder who was assigned to a amission amission amission
mission in England has returned after aftera
a short stay his health having been so sobad sObad sobad
bad as to incapacitate him front work workwhile workwhUe workwhile
while there thereEditor thereEditor thereEditor
Editor Hillman of the Express is visit
inc in with relatives In Kansas and gazing cozingonce gazingonce gazingonce
once again upon the sunflowers of his old
home Mrs trs Hillman accompanied him himHeber himHeber himHeber
Heber Preece brother of County Sher Sheriff SherIff ¬
iff William Preece is dangerously ill illwith IIIwith illwith
with cancer of the stomach stomachWANT stomachWANT stomachWANT
WANT NEW COURT d ii HOUSE HOUSESummit HOUSESummit HOUSESummit
Summit County Citizens Interview InterviewCommissioners InterviewCommissioners InterviewCommissioners
Commissioners CommissionersCoalville CommissionersCalvllle CommissionersCalvIlle
Coalville May ay 6 The county commis commissioners commiSr commisloners ¬
sioners were Interviewed t today bj y the theleading theleading
r T 7 eci dc reb ill illsubject
leading business e men of CoaTvllle on the thesubject titesubject
subject of a new court house Alma AlmaEldredgo AlmaEldredgedeclared AitnaEldredge
Eldredgedeclared Eldredgo declared that the people were wereopposed wete weteopposed weteoD
opposed oD osed to the proposition to repair the theold theold theold
old one which was pronounced inade inadequate inadequate madequate ¬
quate for the transaction l of the public publicbusiness ubllc ubUcbusiness
business of the county by a formerfioartf formerfioartfof tormer boanl boanloC
of county commissioners It must be ad admitted admitted admitted ¬
mitted that the old building and the ac accommodation ac acc accommoaation ¬
commodation c im qation for the people who have
business at the county seat S at is anything an hfn hfnbut
but first class It is not even eien comfor comfortable comor comorhtbTe comortable ¬
table Two of the commissioners are are1n are1na infavor in infavor
favor a of a new n building and the oppo opposi oppositiobufthe I ItiOht
tt cn thCu1 te er erby
tiOht tiobufthe > f the c other member was removed removedby remqreti1W
by the th logic of the Colville C 1ViIl repres represent representatives repraigfltatives l1 l1aUvcs ¬
atives today todaychristened todayA
A ne nesy precinct was formed today ld ldchristened aidchristehed
christened Castle Rock precinct Da David David Ilavid ¬
vid Moore was appointed justice and W WS WS5 v vS
S S5 Twombly assumes the office and title titleof titleoC titleof
of constable constableAfter constableAfter constableAfter
After casting about in vain ain for a Re Republican Republican Bepublican ¬
publican to take the office of road super supervisor su supervisor r rvisor ¬
visor of o Park City the commissionershave commissionershave commissioners commissionershave
have been bcencompeUed compelled to ask George Geor F FWilson F PWilson
Wilson < a 5t Democrat aU farmer f rmer8uper rmer8uperdsor super supervisor aupcrvisor ¬
visor to take the position Mr Wilson Wilsonmade Wilsonmade Wilsonmade
made such an excellent record that the theRepublicans theRepublicans theRepublicans
Republicans despaired of improving Irn oving upon
it hence the unprecedented refusal of a aRepublican aRepublican aRepublican
Republican to serve the public publicDECEIVES publicRECE publicr publicBECBIVES
r
RECE DECEIVES S FEViE FEViEThirteeny SEV33BE pfJUBIES pfJUBIESThirteehyearoIdL flVBIES
5 4 4Thirteenyeaio1d
ThirteehyearoIdL Thirteeny ar old J Boy > its TOirown TOirownPrcm TJ ThOwnErmiHorse wn wnFr
Prcm Fr ErmiHorse m Hope Ho rse and R1d Stepped On OnProvo O OProo OnProvo
Provo May lIa fi GBerg Berg Jorgensen thttjl3 thttjl3yearold tk the thejrearold 3 3tearold
yearold soii sort of Mr r and and1otrs Mrs Enoch i Jor Jorgensen JQrensen IQrgensen ¬
gensen ensen was thrown from a horse yes yesterday y yesterday s sterday ¬
terday afternoon near the depot andraas andraasstepped and iyts iytsstepped s sstQpped
stepped on bythe animal The child was wastaken Wastaken Wastaken
taken into the home of Mr Woodhead Woodheadand Woodheadapd
and a 1d Dr Slater summoned The doctor doctorfound doctorfound doctorfound
found that severe internal injuries had hadbeen hJidbieen hjtdbien
been sustained the extant tQllt of whjnh wh whehdre whehdrenot a aueved ttnot
not yet known altb although gh it is detl xibt be beUed be believed
ueved they will prove l lTJTAB fetal 1ttta1UTAH I IUTAH
UTAH COUNTY MEDICOS SIEDICOSSold MEDICOSHold MEDICOSHold
MEDICOSi i
Hold Interesting Session and Elect ElectNew ElectNew ElectNew
New Set of Officers OfficersProvo OfficersProvo
4 4Provo
Provo May Iat 6 iThe The htak Utah CountyMedi CountyMedical County Medi Medical ¬
cal society mal herb today tod todDr t tDr tDr
Dr F W Tayftr Taj r the president > de delivered deltYered delivered ¬
livered an an able ab1Ofnd JiRid J inteVieting int < lBting aaaval aaavalMfdress aalIress annealidress
Mfdress dealing with the rapid advance advancement advancent advanceient ¬
ment nt made in tHe science of medicine medicineOThe m medicineIhe Uclnt Uclnthe
Iress OThe Ihe he following officers were elected for fortile fore forte
tile te e ensuing year President Dr J F Fwbyes 1 1Oyes F1yes
wbyes 1yes Oyes American Fork vice president presidentDr
Dr J M Henry Payson secretary and andtreasurer andtreasurer andtreasurer I
treasurer Dr David Weetwood V Provo ProvoThe PrOVQrhe ProvoThe
The following delegates dele tes to the stta sttaconvention JJt stteconvention te tec
convention c nventlon were elected FWTaylor FWTaylorProvo F W TaylOr TaylOrProvo TaylorProve
Provo R E Steele Lehl J W Aird AirdPxovo AinIProvo AirdProvo
Provo George Smart a Sprlngville SprlngvilleGREAT SpringvilleI SpringvilleGREAT prIDgvilleGREAT
I
GREAT ANNUAL MAY SALE now nowgoing nowgoing nowgoing
going on at the Lace House Every Everydepartment Everydepartment Everydepartment
department represented representedGREAT representedGREAT representedGREAT
GREAT ANNUAL 4NNUAL MAY SALE now nowgoing nowgoing nowgoing
going on at the Lace House Every Everydepartment Everdepartment Everydepartment
department represented r
THE THE DEATH DEATHRECORD DEATHRECORDCaptain RECg RECORD RECORDCaptain D DCaptain
Captain W H Strope StropefikagNwne StropeChfQanne Stropekrnne
fikagNwne krnne Wyo May Iay ttZlaptain Captain Wit WilllRBi wu1iSO Withum
hum llRBi H 1iSO Strop died this monitag morasm of C pnea pneai ime imeO55
pPeU1 pPeU1C
i locate locateI O55 S SciinStrope
I CaifUtIn C JilaIiiStrope Strope was born in Nety York Yorkseventytwo YorkV Yorkventyto
seventytwo V J1tytw years ago When a child be bew heWeHt bewe
w WeHt we Ht to sa s a traveling all over the world worldand worldaiki
and aDd having ha vlog nikny many exciting g adventures As AsT Asany Asextress
any T eny express press rider for the WellsFargo WellsFarsocompanyhe WellsFargoc WellsFargocompany
companyhe c company mpany he made a great race across the thecontinent theeftJfttmmtln theeegtinent
continent eftJfttmmtln in yss carrying th toM inaugural taausoraladdress IRauguJaladdres inauguraladdress
address of President Buclwa to San
Francisco He narrowly escaped death at atthe atthe atthe
the hands of Indians during the Journey Journeyaheact
but r the coat thirteen days daysahead
ahead of his competitors competitorsDuring competitorsDuring competitorsDuring
During the war Captain Strope was in incommand Inrad inoqIlirnand
command rad of a gunboat on the Missis Mississippi Miashaaippi ¬
sippi sippiDenver
Mrs Ella E1l X Leech LeechDenvor LeechDepvqr
Denver Colo May 6 ItKrs Mrs Ella K KLeech KLeech
Leech who was v been prominent in po political Puhitical ¬
litical and dab circles in Denver for ave Bverears aveYears hvoyears
Years died at t St StT Josephs hospital to tojftay toaay
jftay yof of pneumonia which attacked atta her herafter herafter heraftc
after a successful sful operation for appen appendicitis appendicitis appendicitis ¬
dicitis Mrs Leech was formerly a well wellknown wellMown weltk5nown
known actress ac rees She Skeret1red retired fromthe fromthesix stage stagesix stagesix
six years ago o She was the wife of ofJByron ofBwonc ofByroll
Bwonc JByron C Leech and was born in Illinois
46 4 years ago
agoOwen
Owen A A Stafford StaffordSanta StaffordSanta StaffordSanta
Santa Barbara arbara Cal May tOwen Owen A AStafford AStafford
Stafford is dead at his home in this city cityapart cityaged
apart 3t years Just before the civil war warhe warh warbe
he h established the Racine Win Advo Advocate Advocate Advocate ¬
cate He wag wa afJ a close friend of Stephen StephenA
A Douglas during the latters pi pitiaj preslden presidentint
tint campaign campaignColonel campaignColonel
Colonel Stanford StanfordNew StanfordNew StanfordNew
New York May 6 6Colonel Colonel Stanford Stanfordbrother StaDtnIbrother SCanforbrother
brother of the late Senator SenatorL61and Leland M MStanford MStanford
Stanford of California died at his home homehere homeher homehere
here aged 8 84 years He leaves a widow widowand widowand widowand
and daughter daughterSPECIAL daughterI
0 0SFECIAL
t SPECIAL SESSION CALLED CATTJEDHelena CALLEDHelena CALLEDHelena
Helena Mont May 6 6Governor 6GovernorToole Governor GovernorToole
Toole has called the legislature l in ex extra extra extm ¬
tra tm session on May 26 The procla prociamatlon proclam proclamatlon
m matlon tlon and summons is for the pur purpose purpose ¬
pose of passing an appropriation for a aMontana aMontana aMontana
Montana exhibit at the Louisiana LouisianaPurchase LouisianaPurchase LouisianaPurchase
Purchase exposition and appropriating appropriatingfunds appropriatinglunds appropriatingfunds
funds for the maintenance and care of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the capitol grounds and building dur during during dueing ¬
ing 1903 and 1904 1904MBS 1904MRS
0 03L5S
MRS BTTRDICK GETS CHILDREN CHTLDREITBuffalo CHILDRENBufta1o CHILDRENBuffalo
Buffalo N Y May 6 1iya y a decision decisionof j jof
of the county surrogate Mrs Irs Alfce Hull HullBurdlck HuIlBurdick HullBurdick
Burdick will get the custody of her herthree herthree herthree
three children The surrogate declared declarednull iecIrednull declarednull
null and void the provision in Mr Bur Burdicks Burdicks BurWoks
dicks will which directed that the chil children chUdren children ¬
dren should be b under the guardianship guardianshipof
of his executors
Miss MissAgnes Agnes Miller of Chicago Chicagospeaks Chicagospeaks Chicagospeaks
speaks to young women about aboutdangers aboutdangers aboutdangers
dangers of the Menstrual Period Periodhow Periodhow Periodhow
how they can avoid pain painsuffering painsuJfer painsuffeing
suffering ng and an remove the thecause thecauseI cause causeI causeItsU
I ItsU Buffered 5ere erec1for for six sTEyears jrear eaN r with dys dysmenorrhea dysmenorrhea dyetnenorrheapainfnl
menorrhea tnenorrheapainfnl painful periods so much so sothat sothat sothat
that I dreaded every e ery month 1nont as I knew knewit
it meant three or four days daJ of intense intensepain intensepain intensepain
pain The doctor said this was due dueto dueto dueto
to an inflamed condition of the uterine nterineappendages uterineappendares uterineappendaires
appendages caused by repeated and andneglected andneglected andnegiecte
neglected neglected colds and feet wetting wettingIf
0 If young girls only realized how howdangerous howdangerous howdaugerous
dangerous it is totake cold at this thiscritical thiscritical thiscritical
critical time much suffering would be herred bespared bespared
spared them Thank God for Lydia LydiaPinkliams LydiaiE
rred iE Pinkliams Vegetable Com Compound Compound Cornpound ¬
pound that Was was the only medicine medicinewhioh medicinewhich medicinewhich
which helgcd heI d me any Within three threeweeks threeweeks threeweeks
weeks after I < I started to take it I Inoticed Inoti Inotided
noticed noti Ed a mark improvement in my mygeneral mygenerfJI1 mygeneril
general generfJI1 health alth and nd at the time of my mynest myn mynxt
nest n n monthly period cthod the pain had haddiminished haddlmin haddiminihed
diminished dlmin shed considerably I kept up Tipthe upthe upthe
the treatment and was cured a month monthlater monthlater monthlater
later I am like another person since sinceI si e eI
I am in perfect health health1 Miss AO AOXES AOXESliIILtEtl AoxsaJ1LLvU BS BSSIirTsn
SIirTsn 25 Potomac Po mac Ave Chicago ChicagoIll ill
15000 5000 forfeit If original of above letter prosing prosinggenuineness plOfllngellUllleneu prosinggenuffieness
genuineness ellUllleneu cjnnot cjnno be prcslused prcslusedThe plOduedThc prodzcedThe
The montWy nionthl sickness reflects reflectstlie reflectstIle reflectsthe
tIle condition eon < lition of womans health healthFifty healthFifty healthFifty
Fifty thousand letters from fromwomen fromwomen fromwomen
women prove that Lydia E EPinkhams EPinkhams EFinkliams
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Compoundrepnilates Compotmdre Compoundregulates
regulates re ulates menstruation n and andmakes andmakes andmakes
makes those periods painless painlessSATURDAY painlessGriand pathlessS pathlessGrLnd
Griand Ball BallSalt BallSaltal
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SATURDAY NIGHT MAY MAYO MAygSpecial 9 9Special
Special train leaves depot P F Frst rst Soutr Soutrand Soutrand Soutand >
and Fourth West streets at 730 p m mreturning mreturning mreturning
returning after the ball ballRound bllRound bailBound
Round trip tlcketsf tlckets including admission admisetoRto
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BABY HU lOURS lOURSI
I Eczema Milk Crust Scalled Head Tetter TetterBashes TetterBashes TetterRashes
Bashes Itchings and an l Chafings ChafingsInstantly C ChafingsInstaIy afiIig afiIiglnsta11
Instantly lnsta11 ly Relieved and andSPEEDILY andSPEEDIIY andSPEEDILY
SPEEDILY CURED BY CUTICURA
Instant I tant relief and refreshing sleep sleepfor slcepfor sleepfor
for skinrtqrtured Babies DsbIesand and anc restfor restfortired rest restfortired for fortired
tired fretted mothers In warm w m baths bathswith bathswith bathswith
with Cnticura Cut cura Soap and gentle entle anoint anointings anointlngs anointlogs ¬
logs with withCatfcnra Cuticura Ointment the great greatskin greatskin greatskin
skin cure and purest of emollients to tobe tobe tobe
be followed in severe cases cas by mild milddoses milddoses i1d i1ddoses
doses of Cnticura Resolvent This is isthe isthe j
the purest sweetest most speedy per permanent permanent permanent ¬
manent and economical treatment for fortortaring fort fortorturIng
torturIng t disfiguring disftgu ng itching burn bnrning burnin burning
ing in bleeding bleedlD scaly crusted and pim pimply 1JImply pimply ¬
ply skin and scalp humours eczemas eczemasrashes eczeinasrashes I Irashes
rashes and irritations with loss of hair hairof hairof hairof
of infants and children as well as asadults Riadults asadults
adults and is sure to succeed when all allother allother allother
other remedies and physicians fail failParents failParents failParents
Parents think of the future of such suchafflicted snchlUcted suchafflicted
afflicted children and act now Cures Curesmade Curesmade Curesmade
made in childhood are speedy and per permanent permanent perinanent ¬
manent
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Drug Store including a splendidly splendidlyequipped spl splendidlyequipped ndidly I Iequipped
equipped equippedSODA equippedSODA
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oftheskiu of the skio as In eczema the frightfUl frlghKtalscaling fdgbtfttlsc frightfUlscaling
scaling sc Iog a as in psoriasis the loss lossof of heir heirand balrand hairand
and crusting of the scalp as in scaltod scaltodhead scalhtdhead scalledhead
head tfie tl e facial disfigurement as In Inpimples Inpimples inpimples
pimples and ringworm the awf awful nl sal suffering 8uffcring salbring ¬
bring of infants and the anxiety of ofwornout ofwornout ofworeout
wornout parents as In milk crust tet tetter tetter letter ¬
ter and salt saltrheom saltrheumaU rheum all demand a rem remedy remedy rentedy ¬
edy of almost superhuman virtues to tosuccessfully tosuccessfully tosuccessfully
successfully cope with them That Cati Caticara Caticorn Cultcura
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Notice of Special City Tax TaxTO TaxTO TaxTO
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NO NOfor NOthee 0 0tlce
thee is hereby given that a special tax taxfor taxfor
for the purpose of constructing a side sidewalk sidewalk sidewalk ¬
walk on both sid sides g of Princeton avenue avenuabetween avenuebetween avenuebetween
between Ninth East and Yale streets in insidewalk in8i insidewalk
sidewalk 8i district No 37 has been levied leviedand leviedand
and confirmed by ordinance of the city citycouncil citycouncil f
council approved Feb 21 n 1903 and April AprlII
1 1903 Said tax is levied Je upon the fol following following following ¬
lowing described de real property in Salt SaltLake Sa SaltLake t tLake
Lake City towit Lot 1 to X 16 inclusive inclusiveblocks iDCIustnblocks inclusiveblocks
blocks 105 and IOC Englewood subdivision subdivisionlots
lots 54 to i1 41 Inclusive and lot tt block bl > k kand
2 and lots 34 t to O It Inclusive block blockPark blockPark X XPark
Park View subdivision ion Salt Lake City Citysurvey Citysurvey
survey to a depth of twentyfive C2 C2feet i2 i2feet < 2 2feet > >
feet back from said streets and is pay pa paable
able In three equal l installments t and will willbecome willbecome
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become delinquent as follows Said Sa first firstinstallment f fInstallment firstinstallment
installment on the 1st day of June Juneld 1903 1903said lSrsaid
said second installment Dec 1 ISO 19C ard ardsaid andsaid ardsaid
said third installment June 1 1304 Each Eachof Eachof Eachof
of said installments except the first firstdraws firstdraws < t tdraws
draws interest at the rate of s seven senper < > ven 7 7per 7per
per cent per annum ana aurnlm m from the date of ofthe ofthe
the levy June 1 1I 1963 19 If any of said saidinstallments saidInstallments saidinstallments
installments snail remain unpaid after afterthe aft aftrthe > r
the date of delinquency interest thereon thereonthereafter thereonthereafter < a athereafter
thereafter will be at the rat rate of ten l lper 101 101per 101per >
per cent p per r annum from the date of ofdelinquency Otdelinquency r
delinquency until paM All special I taxes taxesare taXESare taxesare
are payable at my office room roo 102 city cityand cityaDd cityand
and county building bu Salt Lake City CityRICHARD CitymCRARD CityRICHARD
RICHARD P MORRIS MORRISCity MORRISCity MORRISCity
City Treasurer aurer and Special Tax Col Collector Collector Cotlector ¬
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Salt Lake City May MaySidewalk S 5 IMS IMSSMewalk JSIdewalk
SIdewalk extension ion No NoNotice NoNotice 30 30Notice
Notice of Special City Tax TaxTO TaxTO TXTO
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NO NOtice NOtice NOtice
tice is hereby given that a special spec a1 tax taxfor taxfor taxfor
for the purpose of constructing a side sidewalk IIldtwalk lde ldewalk ¬
walk on the east side of Second Weststreet Weststreet West Weststreet
street between Second and Third North Northstreets North8treeta Northstreets
streets in sidewalk district No 20 2ft has hasbeen hasbeeIl hasbeen
been levied and confirmed by ordinance ordinanceot
ot the city council approved March K l
1983 1983Said Said tax Is levied upon the following followingdescribed followingde followingdescribed
described real property in Salt Lake City Citytowlt Citytowit Citytowit
towit Lots 4 and ft block U4 plat A ASalt ASalt ASalt
Salt Lake City survey to a depth < of oftwentyfive oftwentynve oftwentyfive
twentyfive 5 35 feet back from said saidstreets saidstre saidstreets
streets stre ts and is payable in three equal in installments instllments Instaflments ¬
stallments and will become delinquent delinquentas delinCluentfollowa
as follows Said first installment on the theIth the8th
8th day of June lISt said second in installment instahiment
stallment on the 8th day of December Decemberiaoe
and nd said third installment in on the the8th the8th theith
8th day of June 130 130Each l3Of l3OfEach 1204Each
Each of said installments excpt the thefirst thefirst
first draws interest at the rate of seven
7 7 per cent per annum > nnum from the date of ofthe otthe ofthe
the levy June 8 1303 1303If l lIf 12ttIf
If any 9f f Wd aid installments shall re remain re remain repinks ¬
main unpaid after the date of delin delinquency delinquency deUnquency ¬
quency interest thereon thereafter will willAV willbe Wiltbe
be at the rate of ten 10 AV AVtn er cent nt per perannum r rannum
annum from the date of delinquency un untA unUt
tn paid d All special taxes are payable payableat
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Sidewalk extension tenslon SL 31