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I Mi JAA jTrnRAYliIs5 TUESDAY AUGUST 20 1901 5 TE tEACHERS HER ASSIGNEOBY ASSIGNED BY SCHOOL BOARD BOARUI BOARDSpsriflteRttelit I Superintendent rintendent Ohiistensans OhiistensansList hristens lls llsList List Is Ratified RatifiedQGBSHDN RatifiedQUESTION RatilIecII RatilIecIqION I QUESTION OF SALARIES SALARIESXJjETLTOif SALARIESJ JQ OUT DO JUtv4Dfk uxaJwAT AT TEE TEEAJIILTOli TBZiAKrLT0N XJjETLTOifA XJjETLTOif 4 4ILb tiag tl tM beard ard of edu eduJJa e1ueeJIUIIiuee t1U t1Ucinmttte ILb A is dIe JJa ownmittee oldie of rf the whole hole held heldnsHrfrT beleltoreaooato heldjmda7 nsHrfrT forenoon toreaooato to ratify Superin Superingpfsst Superint Superln1pt gpfsst Christenaaii Chriate assignment of ofbackers oftor ottIer backers for tile ensuing uIng school year yearS yearIl a aanber Il of matters came up for torcoa torcoanuon con conMtrstion conirsUOfl nuon Mtrstion relating reltln to Ailing vacancies vacanciesIs vacacesIa cIea cIeamrptl Is toe corps aDd adjusting salaries On OnSaturday On6ai Oft8sUrdy Saturday the committee on teachers teacherssad teach teachlid techsad sad school work concluded to restore restorela 1e8torepart reatock la part rt the hedule adopted adoptedao a year 7MIUnd 290 Under Und this Uti schedule hedule the maad maadsnun mzzLum snun 111II salary sair was fixed at 17210 Jl IIIXJI per perKHtta peroau petoftt oau KHtta oftt to be increased at the rate rat of 1 2 monthly each year until jt was wasreached wureaeb warnreachM reached 4 At yesterdays meeting It de developed de developed developed veloped that the teachers committee committeelast commttteeJut last May had decided to rescind c1a4 the theschedule the8CbedWe thejcbedU schedule without action from the theboard theNard thebo board bo zd by making ma dng the new schedules schedulesmaximum achedulesjdmuin maximum jdmuin 170 70 monthly for this year yearhot yearMat yearbut hot finding lately that it would be bepbie Im Impassible passible to secure enough qualified qualifiedteachers quall1ledteaehers quaitedarhers teachers for the eighth grade classes classesss eJIIIt7 ss I many or them having ha vIDa declined to toserve to8elVe toerve serve at reduced pay this year the thecommittee thecommittee I Icommlttfe committee on Saturday decided to tosake toketMuximumfor toakethe ketMuximumfor akethe sake the maximum zzimnmfor for this year 72M 72MUnder 1 72OTinder I Under the old schedule teachers who whoserved whoed whoaerved served ed last year ear would be entitled to toITS tom toIn ITS this year yearMr yearKr year1r Mr 1r Bamberger who had secured the theadoption theadoption theadopdon adoption of the higher schedule a year yearago yearia yearago ago in the interest of encouraging the theteachers the1aCIIe18 theteachers teachers to attain a higher hi her standard standardopposed standardoppoeed atandardopposed opposed the action of the teachers teacherscommittee teach teacheozamlttee teacherscommittee committee While failing to achieve achievesuccess achieveceea achievesuccess success he gave notice of renewing his hisefforts hisdona hiseUorts efforts before the formal meeting me ttnr of ofthe ofue ofthe the board to have the maximum salary for this year ftxed at 75 75 aM the unre unresdnded unreDeled unreacinded sdnded Deled resolution provides and he hehopes liehopea hehopes hopes to gain his point The members memberswho membewllo memberwho who opposed Mr Bamberger main maintained matnta1Md maintaiad tained that it would be unwise unwi to fol follew tolJew follow Jew the Bamberger schedule inasmuch inasmuchas as itwas It wu inequitable in its operation operationarf all a to the seventh Hnth grade teachers teachersDoxey teachersDoxey teachersDazey Doxey will Hemain HemainAn RemdnI 1emainAn An important action agreed upon by bya DYa bya a vote of I to 4 was the determination determinationthat that Principal Doxey of the Hamilton Hamiltonschool Hamlltoa8ChooI Hamiltonschool school should not change places with Principal Prtaci Folsom of the Fremont Fremontschool FremontTbOlle Fremontschool school Those who voted to transfer Principal Doxey were Messrs Criteh tow Walker Geoghefin Geoghel and Moyle Itwu It Itwas Itwarn was contended by the i ajorty In re rerictndtng reiIdDdIB reiedtng rictndtng iIdDdIB the action of the teachers teacherscommittee teache teachettee teacherscommittee committee ttee en Friday that since Mr Doxy was to be given ven another trial in inopposition InopssIt1on opposition to the recommendation of ofSuperintendent ofrmar fannei rmar Superintendent Cooper he heilhoaidbe heUI ilhoaidbe UI be given that trial at the tb Ham ilton school whose teachers for this thisyear thi thiW1re thisyear year were of his own selection selectiono To fill 11 vacancies by the resignation resignationr or declination Uon of Mrs Warner Missesset Miss Clan eI esset XI Ma Fltqerald 1 Iaoodmansee Woodm oodmansee Mi MiA Ida Coombs Mtes 4na na Eddingneld Miss Woodson Miss Nellie Powers and Miss Iss Carruth era the following teachers were elect electat ed at the monthly salaries stated Amelia 1 Plnney Edna Harker city 34 each Haynes city 565 65 Mary ary fI fi XO Mnftat JsYsfTfl lIt city J40 CJA 40 laud ix sctty LaXer ctty UO Parratt city WS WSr ambMergen New NewYo York II 55 6 Cot CcmaD Ceta Patterson Kmmettsburg Emmet mmettsbur lbur la 1ret Margaret artret ret Ryan of Cripple Creek Colo bat formerly of Eureka salary net no JuMML JuMMLThe xd xdThe JIndThe The resignation of Processor 1 George Young Yo as supervisor of musical in instruction histructio struction 8truct structio was accepted acceptedSuperintendent Superintendent Christensen Chrlsten en an announced anuaee anounced nounced uaee that Professor eorEdwla Edwin Copeland of Connellsville Pa had de de declined elIDed the position tion of oflnatructor instructor of bi biology blat ology at the High school Assignment of Teachers TeachersTbe TaaeharsThe The superintendents assignment lIMDt of ofchen teachers chen showing a number of changes from last year was then approved as follows the names of the eighth grade Instructors following the principals and andthe andthe the teachers of the other grades Dom ing after in order concluding with the thenames theJImeS thenaroes names of the teachers of the lower lowergrades low lowpadea lowsgrades grades in each school schoolBonneville schoolBon schoolBonnevIlleSylvester Bon Bonneville evUleSylvester Sylvester Bradford prin principal prinpal principal cipal pal Amelia Pinney Alice Hlllam IHhIam7aJttP4ncIpal Iyant Br7aatPinclpal Principal Mrs EHsabeth Trits Parratt Margaret Greer Harriet Levte Harriet et Hobart Helena Walsh Frances Clayton Mary Van van Houten Annie Anderson on Emerson EIneI8onPrinclpal Principal Mary Maryrah Dysarttrah Dysart Barah trah rah I Lake Lillian Rowberry Row Derry Jo Jofphine Jo Josephine 8ePI fphine Chambers Ella Hutchison iii Mrs Rose Storer May Siddoway Julia Uttlty L4ttlt EtBtr EftI Riddle I I1Ira FranklinPrincipal 1Ira llnPrlnclpal Hal Hallock lock locken John en Rampton Jeaaie Duncan Mrs Mrsw Anna a Robbins Mrs ra Annette Cftker Baaker ftker Cora ora Clark Margate LeWiS Le Sgfrtn XatJMnne JeUch Mary Berkley Ida btvi Althea Wheeler Mabel Sardine Gardl JiIa May Kimball Theresa Godbe assist aIo Millie tllle DavIs Annex Annez4ertrue Curley Dot1 Bta Stay Irene BIarth BIarthoutPrincipal Iartb FI5IOfltPrncipl outPrincipal 0 1IoJ Alma i Whitaker Con Patters Ida Brown Dys rt Maude Croft ADtoblette Anto no Xamle White Arletta Ca caroline LalDSOn amson Belle Lawson aa as asnnie 5 taat 1 Minnie nnie Ray RayBmrtt GrantPrincipal A Kartia Laval iurn ri1e5 QQaltrough Harriet Bndolp 1 Walker er Henry Tr Barker Ubue Bmrtt Barnettra Lonia ttMrs Mrs Lois Miller Ruth Palmer PalmerBaa 8Ia1eU hiefl Jennie Gre Grene Reel Eva Kat Kat3 JIIaebe 8cbo1 UOYd Lena 1 Manning Parry Pearl Flora TrIpP Florence Mrs Kauna Emn Duruell Edith Keate Baa a Home HomeHeld BonteBamOtonPrtnctpal Bledsoe Edua Eds May 7 Lit BamOtonPrtnctpal yttna amuel Doxey Murphy Mua LoYbla Van cots CeceUa Getu Gettings Irnoa Lz sos MUdlod Mlld Sara Morgan Mara Held Hallie Ferron Noen 14 Mrs Mabel abel JtIeaIaer 1Itaster Rowena Ottinwer sistant 1 Anna I Annie 5 Jones AndetSOn lniaaPrinclpal tngPrincip5 Prosser Beaie rs MaW WUl eWi Mrs rw EmUy Emu WiUiatnson JI7ra JaebonPrin JackeonPrIncipsL CaidenrOOd ipaL tad Same i Cox irj William BrM Lion Bora Trellab Lan Sarah BUI Mealy JeaaJe 1 HutchillOn Gn ciutt Nen rne Smith Ruby CaroBae Knowlton Ball Lulu Rudy Marge Clarissa ViIa Burton AeD4 Aez Beatrice And WlDepr wis 11I01a Mary i E2 Emma Swan Robineon Maude atta1lU JIde Potter as ta Cc Ccpe CcpeJOUtaDPriIilaI Cutler and ROfIlia CcIordaltPrl IordaltPrl JOUtaDPriIilaI LouJe BeaL Sanborn Lake Lak LtatObt eesRtl11 Katharlae Wan 1Ia Maude Harrold rtaeIpaJ Webster Olive Lath Anj Tbompaon Nellie Wolcott Nellie Pettit Pett Bann Mary Mary Rachel rrt Pettr Rose 9e Th TbolDU Lily I IPettr LoaatellowPrfncfpal I Mary 7 COnnefly onnelly Coop Irene Emery Kat Kate Moore Grace HnPrict HOllPflflcip5J OllPflflcip5J nPrict aI eSS0 A Hedger McKay I ass Mrs 18 Ka Eatheji lrlne Edith Par BoYd CoehranAllna MAe GrUlith Grimt PaTj ft Bill Mrs COla7 Liuie Gra Grace Dte Alice Manning Hetkes Jessie I Imi Chambers Laura roster rosterI Cott Winifred Mary Hoag Lucy I I Gertrude HarJy Lydia Ithn lilt EBteolla ReDly Eitella En as Emma HamUn Dunford Martha Wat 1I1ntbprfDCtpaJ bie Ekman Eva MaYnE Jo Jos OQujrrbPrtntiDal klic0 StOme 1 Mtoy McTh rate feKe Mrs Maie leo Out Outcslt tt lelUale Ca1ftIeld zssld Beuon Crr1e rrIe WUlIaD Mary Cauffieid Beatrice Wilkinson lklnson Evelyn Reilly Mrs Jent Melton Sallie Hough Houghon I Iton ton on Mrs Lsjira 4 Burton Ada I Pratt Haitila Jlai i rita ta Liniturg Edteila Taylor Margaret Livingston Kate Gatrell Riverside RiversidePrincipal Principal A Wetael Haynes Mariza Clay Katherine Mottett May Thomas Edith Hunter Hannah McLachlan Edith Herman Edith McL McLeiland McLeilandSumfterPrlnelpal McLeklandSumnerPrIncipal tland tlandSumner Sumner SumfterPrlnelpal Principal Barton A BUKren Ether EtherLane Lane Lou Dunn Mrs a Bhepard Anna Price Celia ilc Fall Florence Ulmer Althea Moreton Edith Folsom Kate ate Alley AJ Winifred W1nUr WtnLtrdassistant Whitehead Gene Kimball assistant assistantTwelfthElizabeth Katherine McDonald McDonaldTwelfth Twelfth TweltthEllaabeth Elisabeth McMillan May 4Ie nflBr er H1 I 1 King May Mayne MayneUiabPrincipai Xmlly anr Fame FamesT Fameuaaaa uaaaa UiabPrincipai i Principal David A A Nelson Nel NelsonElift on a Ptatt Ella Itewson pawson Gwendo GwendoUzdeDPrlncl GwendoUIuPrinc1pi lyn Barmon BarmonJ UzdeDPrlncl UIuPrinc1pi PrincipaL Wallace WtootMtSmlth WlaWI1 WlaWI18mlth 8mlth Margaret Munn Mattie Wilt 1 llr Mrs Blkw Elisabeth Dix Dtocon DtxOD Dixon on New Manning MaJaaID nning Jennie Simons SimonaInnle Mary Sedgwick Sedgiv1hck Minnie Innle Kehrberg KehrbergPrll KehrberiwsueltPrluci fvnn TWamatCA WamatCA wsueltPrluci Principal Prll pal Cross Sue AClark A Mr 1 I Barcett Abbie Btehop Elsie Poll DavST DaviS Davl Jessie Boyd Mima lma Kendall Winifred Rees Amy Bowman Mrs Francie Ames Ella EllaMurphy EllaKUI EllaWurphy Murphy 7 Sallie McLeod assistant assistantEmma a assistantEmma Emma Brown BrownWaaMngton BrownWSllldqtonPrinclpal BrownWatkIngtoitPr1ncipsJ WaaMngton WSllldqtonPrinclpal Principal Qual Qualtrough Qualtnrqh Qualtrough trough A A NeHson NeH on Ida Berg rg Em Emma Emma Emma ma Wright Retta Rett Casady Ca ady Mollie Tem Tempieton TernpiSton piSton Mrs Emma Daft Mrs MrsMaud MrsMaud Maud Laker Alice Martin aiarthi aiarthiAlexander MarthA1 Marthi4lzgeder Alexander A1 er Helen Burbank Hulda Hulda101U1Bberg HuldaToungberg Youngberg Tens McKnight Jennie YSmith YSmith Smith Smith Barbara Kinneraley Klnner ley Helen MRoy KRoy bEBoyW Roy Alice Herman rman Dorothy Bowman BowmanBlanch BowmanBlaneho BowmanBlanche Blanch Lawson LawsonI LawsonWebsterPrincipal I Webster terPrtDclpal Principal Keeler KeelerNellie I Nellie Frobes William Prosser ProsserMary ProsrnerMary Mary BicFadden lcFa4 en Anna Nash Jeanie JeanieDodson I Dodson May Davis Emily Davis DavisGrace DavisGrace 1 Grace Snyder Maude Clark Anna EWade EWade EWade Wade Carrie Davis Maude Paul Wini Winifred Winifred fred Woodntasee Annie Brunton BruntonClara BruntonClara I I Clara Cooper Edna Harker Anna Bas Bastian Baatlan tian Mr MrS Mattie TS 1 McKay McKayWhittier McKayWhlttlerPrinelpa1 McKayWhIttierPrincipal BuII BuIIUan Whittier WhlttlerPrinelpa1 Principal Etta Power PowerSylvia PowersSylvia Sylvia Conn May Goddard Cora CoraEaton CoraEaton CocaEaton Eaton Florence lPIore ee Dye Georgia Wheeler WheelerEloise WheelerEloise I Eloise Rancke RanckeHigh RanckeHtchPrinclpaL RanckeHghPrtucipal High HtchPrinclpaL Principal George A Eaton EatonGerman EatonGerhian German and English May Crttch Crttchlow Critchlow I low advanced advancec1Latin Latin and pd Greek Alice AliceB AliceE Rowe advanced aneed English nglisb Ella MDukes bEDukes I Dukes commercial com merclal department de A A PI PIBeaver HBeaver Beaver physics I A A 4 Stanley chem chemistry cherntry chemistry istry try A Clark biology SusanStokes SusanStokelJ Susan SuzanStakes I Stokes Latin Eleanor Peterson PetersonFrench PetersonPreneh PetersonFrench French and German Mlltert MlltertLatin IlillertLattft MillertLatin Latin A A Buchanan Bu haaan English Jessie JessieGoddard JessieGoddard Goddard mathematics Marjorie MarjoriePaine MarjoriePaine MarjoriePaine I Paine drawing Harwood Ha ood ad advanced advanced advanced vanced mathematics GIHllan Gtllilanmathematics Gillilanmathematics GIHllanmathematics mathematics Mary Yardley alge algebra algebra algebra bra and English Elizabeth Clarahan Clarahanalgebra Clarahanatpbra Clarabantebra algebra and history Jane 1 Carney Carneyalgebra Carneyal8ebra Carneyalgebra algebra and English Mabel Corbin Corblncivics CorbinctvlCII Corbincivics civics and history hl tory Ira Travis his history hlstQl3 history tory and English Mamie Moffett as assistant assbltant asstitant sistant biology and English Harriet HarrietTravi HarrietTrav HarrietTyavio Travi modern languages Mrs Mar Martha MarUaa Martha tha Jennings Jennl history and English EnglishElisabeth En EnglishElizabeth lIsh lIshEUb Elisabeth th Bain BainWJEBER BalnG BainWJBER GI GIT WJEBER BER COUNTS EXHIBIT EXHIBITArranging EXHIBIlArranging Arranging for foraThe a Pine Display at the I State Pair PairWeber PnIrWeber i Weber cocnty will WI come to the state fair fairthis fairthis this year prepared to make the best ex exhibit exhibit cxbibit hibit In the history of the county and andwill andw andwill I will I make a Jtrc gtrcng bid for first place placeamong placeo placeamong among the counties of the state tate A meet meetink meetbUr meetlag ink was held in Ogden on Saturday at atwhich atwhich which Mayor Browning BrownlDlW1lS ws chairman chairmanand chairmanr chairmanhad and Hendershot was secretary secretaryThese secrets secretsThese I 1eJt tL 1 1SlmmelllUln These two with John Wilson Bntm0rnian Fnmmerman nmmerman ntm0rnian and Ed Edwin win Dix make up the thecommittee theCOMmittee thecommittee committee that wilt have the matter in incharge incharge incharge charge Director recto Cragun and Secretary SecretarySeais I Igears ISears gears appeared before the meeting and andexplained andexplailied I Iexplal explained explal matters connected with the fair fairThe fairTtie fairThe The committee will have the solid back backing backof backng ing ng of the county commissioners One Onefourth Onefourth Onefourth fourth of the exhibition building has been beenasked beenasked nasked asked for for the Weber eber county exhibit exhibitand exhibitand exhibitand and the space will be assigned to that thatcounty thatcounty thatcounty county as soon as President Empey re returns retUIDll returns turns from Eureka EurekaThe EurekaThe EurekaThe The Afton creamery located at ACton AftonWyo ACtonWyo MIenWyo Wyo has applied for space for an ex exfctMt exbit cxhibit fctMt bit of batter and cheese ant to be b4 en entered entered entered tered for premiums but for the purpose purposeof of advertising a4vertizincthe the th thA goods goodsiL goodsDar1d iL Dark Dar1d and Muddy xtmplexion xtmplexionDoes Complexion ComplexionDoe Doe not become a neat woman worn Lanes LanesTea LanesTea LanesTea Tea win IU cure constipation clear up upthe upthe upthe the skin sharpen the appetite and andmake andmake andmake make you look and feel like a new newen newn newpoIson poIson en It acts gently ently upon the stom stomi stomaM atomao1t aM i liver and a bowels For sale by byGa4fbePitta byDrug I OodfeePitts Drug company companyI companyBETTER comp5nyBBTTEB a I BETTER THAN EVER Sales Increasing Daily DailySalt DailySalt DailySalt Salt Lake is famous all over the thecountry thecountry thecountry country in a great many ways and it itis Itis itIs is soon to have a reputation for mak making makin maklag lag good beer that will put it along alongside alongside side of Milwaukee and St Louis LouisThe LouisThe The Fisher Brewing company at the thebeginning thebe thebeginning beginning be of the present year resolved resolvedto to make ke their product the very finest finestin finestIn finestin in the west and set about making im improvements Impl improvements provements pl vements in the brewery calculated calculatedto to bring about that result resultThe resultI I The services of Mr Henry Zimmer Zimmerman Zimmermar I ma man a of St Louis one of the best brew brewers brewen brewcvi ers In America were secured and andwas he hewas hI I was instructed to spare no expense expen in inputting tnputtln Inputting putting on the market a beer that thatwould tbatwould thatwould would make anything with the Fisher Fisherlabel Fisherlabel Fisherlabel label on it stand ta for the very best bestwherever bestwherev bestwherever wherever it might be found Nothing Nothingbut Nothln Nothlnbut Nothingbut but the purest hops and malt are used usedand usedand usedand and the beer is thoroughly aged be before betore before fore leaving the brewery Bottled at atthe atthe atthe the brewery for family use Storage StorageHousehold i iHousehold Household old goods private rooms moms with withtock withackGI4l with1ck tock ackGI4l and key Bints Warehouse corner cornerThird corDerJUrd cornerThird Third South and Fifth West Tel 2S7 2S7BARBER S7 S7BAPLBEft 11 I II IIBARBER BARBER SHOP CASE CASEProprietor CASEPreprietor CASEProprietor Proprietor of Ksnyon Establishment Establishmenti EstaJ EstablishmentPorfelts lishmant lishmantPorfelL i Serf PorfelL aits 10 10Sam 10Sa 10Sum Sam Sa Bjorklund the manager ger of 0 the theKenyon theKenyOn theKenyon Kenyon barber shop who was arrested arrestedfor arrestedfor tirestedfor for keeping hi his shop open on Sunday Sundayfailed Sundayo Sundayfailed failed to appear In police ce court yesterday yesterdavand yesterdayand and his bail of JW 10 was ordered forfeited forfeitedThere forfeitedThere JTltere There was no complaint against GFarrell GPJarrell GFarrell Farrell the assistant tmlt who was arrested arrestedalso arresteda18o arrestedalso also as It was decided by the prosecutor prosecutorthat proeecutorthat prosecutorthat that only tne the th5POTPOfl nerwm in charge could be bebeI4 beheld held teIII responsible U8Ja for the offense No Nootlir NoUtsi otlir oth complaints were filed yesterday yesterdayand yesterdayand 7Nterdayan4 I and the management of the CUllen house houseanon houseshoD anon against whom it was saM sal4ia a com comthat compIhrt cornplaiit I pIhrt might be filed declared yesterday yesterdaythat yesterdaythat that it had not been open on Sunday Sundayfat nday ndayiii fat i four fotalrLrs years They declared that the theunion thewu theuo union uo was mistaken when it claimed to tohav toha tobar bar ha evidence evl that any one had been beenshaved beenTed beenshaved shaved Ted in there thereoa on Sunday SundayCHARGE Sundare SundayCRRGE GO GORARGE CHARGE OF ABUSE ABUSEJ hfflLILicsfflsnA BkiIIMD6 A AeqtltitML caea of Abusing Abusinga a Landlady LandladyA A complaint charging char fn him with tJa abusive abaslvewas abusivelanguage abusivelanguage language was filed yesterday against aplaetRichmond againstJ jJohn John hu Richmond who caused a disturb disturbance dlaturbae disturbamos amos at the boarding bord house of Mrs Kate KateShell JeateaU KAteShell Shell at 4 HI West Third South street Sun Sunday Sunday Sunday day Richmond after belDg arrested Sun Sundar Sunday day en a chai charge of drunkenness drunk nJltMl was wastowefttto al alIowe atIowedtto towefttto Iowe hto go on J10 10 bail and tailed to topear ap appear appear pear la court yesterday Mrs Shell was washad wasprsssWt wasp prsssWt and at soon as she be found that he hehad had failed to appear she i ii flied the second MeOiIdomJ1afnt secondI i roaplaint allegins alleging that he had ad abused abusedher I Ihe 1 her he Yor for sending for the police to arrest arresthim thim arresthim I him A warrant was Issued l8u and placed in inthe litbe hithe the hands of an officer officerCEUBSATED otICf5TETiEb ortleercawr No one need needWIW 5TETiEb 1 from fromIndigestion Indigestion or orDyspepsia orDyspeps18 oroae WIW CEUBSATED Dyspepsia DyspepsiaThe Dyspepsia4ae oae 4ae The Bitters is a asure ssure acure sure cure for forthese forthe forfor these as well wellas wellas as for forNervousness forNervousness 5 Nervousness NervousnessSleeplessness NervousnessSleepl NervousnessF Sleeplessness SleeplessnessFlatalency Sleepl SleeplFatu1 SleeplessnessMalari Flatalency Fatu1 nCY7 or orMalaria orMalana Malaria MalariaPever Malana MalanaFever Malarii i Fever and andAgue andIIITi andAUdrsg Ague AgueAll 5 All AUdrsg dru druggists druggistssell IIITi sell It 1 ANOTHER MORTGAGE MORTGAGEFORGED MORTGAGEFORGED FORGED BY CONWAY CONWAYHas Has Been Foreclosed and Prop Property Property Property erty Sold SoldDEaiAiW SoldDEMAND 4 4DEMAND DEMAND UPONBONDSMEN UPONBONDSMENPROMISE PROMISE TO PAY AMOUNT OP OPOO2TWAY4S OFaONWAyzg OPOONWAY OO2TWAY4S BONDS BONDSAnother BONDSADOther BONDSAnother Another remitter af 8rtIie the peculations pecumttonsof of the well remembered Porter Porter Cbn Cbnway Coft Coftway bn bnway way loan agent broker ba ker and insurance insuranceman insuranceman Insuranceman man ws afforded yestetday by the thefiling theflllng theflung filing in the district court of a suit by byJoha byJohn byJoInt John Baer aer a resident of Colorado Coloradoagainst ColoradoInat Colorailoagainst against Inat Conway onway and a number of other otherdefendants otherdefendants otherdefendants defendants to quiet plaintiffs title to to3x9 to3xt tox 3x9 rods of ground nd and a house facing facingeast facingeast facingeast east on Second East street south of ofEighth ofEighth ofEighth Eighth South SouthThis SouthThis SouthThis This property is the place upon uponwhich uponhleb UPOnwhich which hleb Conway almost succeeded in ob obtaining obtaIning obtaming taining a mortgage loan from Rev RevRichard RevRichard RevRichard Richard Wake last lutNovember November the ex exposure EIpoeure cxposure posure resulting in the brokers arrest arrestand arrestand and flight to Australia to escape prose prosecution prosecution prosecutlon cution cutionThe cutionThe cutlonThe The complaint in the case filed yes yesterday yesterday yesterday terday sets ts up that the purported mort mortgage mortgage martgage gage of 800 800 from the plaintiff John JohnBeer JohnB2er JohnBeer Beer and his wife Mary Baer to Con Conway Conway Conway way is a forgery and the assignment assignmentot ot the forged mortgage to Henry KHigson KHlgson KHlgson Hlgson was without notice to plaintiff plaintiffLest plaintiffLest plaintiffLest Lest January this mortgage was fore foreclosed foreclofed foreclosed closed by Higson on default of all of ofdefendants ofdefendants ofdefendants defendants and the property was bid bidin bidIn bidin in by Duncan for 626 leaving a adeficiency adeficiency adeficiency deficiency judgment against Baer BaerThe BaerThe BaerThe The plaintiff prays that all proceed proceedings proceedIngs proceedIngs ings under the foreclosure of the mort mortgage mortg mod modgage gage be set aside as fraudulent and andvoid andvoid andvoid void on account of Conways forgery forgerythat forgerythat that the sheriff be restrained from is issuing i i5ulng Iscuing suing his deed to Duncan and that thatplaintiffs thatplaintiffs plaintiffs title to his property be qui quieted quieted quieted eted as against all of defendants defendantsYesterday defendantsYuterday defendantsYesterday Yesterday District Attorney Elchnor Elchnormade Bichnormade made formal demand upon Frank FrankKnox FrankKnox FrankKnox Knox and Stephen Hays sureties on onCcnways onCenways Ccnways forfeited tfeltedbond bond of 2060 OOO to topay topay topay pay over the amount of the obligation obligationand obligationand and it is raid they agreed to do so sowithin sowithin within a few days The sureties were wereIndemnified wereindemnified ere ereIndemnified Indemnified only in part by Conway Conwayand Conwayanc Conwayand and some of his near friends who had hadbeen hadbeen been led to believe that he could clear clearhimself clearhimself clearhImself himself of the forgery charge made madeagainst madeagainst madeagainst against him by Rev Wake WakeWATER WakeWATBBCASB VakeWATER WATER WATBBCASB CASE AGAIN UP UPCitys UPCitys UPCitys Citys Injunction InjunctionAgainst Against Power PowerCompany PowerCompany PowerCompany Company Modified ModifiedIn Modi ed edIn In the cases of Salt Lake City against againstthe againstthe the Jordan Narrows Power company companyand companyand companyand and the power company against the thecity thecity thecity city Judge Morse yesterday delivered a adecision adecision adecition decision on the motion of the power powercomrany powercomrany powereomrany comrany to dissolve the injunction or ordered ordered ordered dered last winter preventing the power powercompany powercompany powercompany company from cutting into the citys cityscanal cltyscanal cityscanal canal bank and Interfering with the thecanal thecanal thecanal canal flow ow by redelivering to the ditch ditchthe ditcHthe ditcflthe the water used ed after the power wheels wheelsInstead wheelsI wheeluInstead I Instead stead of dissolving the temporary in injiinction inJunction injunction Junction the court modified It by per permitting permitting mitting the power company to prose prosecute prosecute prosecute cute its suit against the city to con condemn CORdfmn condmn demn a right of way into the canal for forthe forthe forthe the purpose of redelivering the citys citysshare cityssbare citysshare share of the river water waterIn waterIn In the language of the th court the thetemporary thetemporary thetemporary temporary restraining order in the thetrespass thetrespass thetrespass trespass case is modified so as to per permit permit permit mit the power company to proceed proceedwith proceedwitl1 proceedwith with Its condemnation suit in the ordi ordinary ordinary ordinary nary way and obtain an order to gain gainoccupancy gainoccupancy I occupancy ot the canal bank and the theright theright I Iright right to make the connection desired desiredunder desiredurder desiredunder under the statutes of eminent domain domainIt I IIt It the court shall grant such an order ordercontinues ordercontinueS ordercontinued continues Judge Morses decision to tomake tomake temake make such connection of the power powercompanys powercompanys powercompanys companys tailrace flume with the city citycaral citycaral citycaral caral the same shall not be taken to tobe tobe tcbe be contrary to the restraining order orderbut orderbut orderbut but defendant company and Its receiv receiver er shall be permitted to proceed to tomake tomake temake make said connection accordingly On the theory that there Is no law lawauthorizing Ianauthorizing authorizing a private prlv te corporation to tocondemn tocoldemn Ecoidemn condemn a right of way into property propertyowned propertyowned propertyowned owned by the municipality City Clt At Attorney Attorney Attorney torney Stephens obtained from the thecourt thecourt i icourt court an order staring further proceed proceedings proceedings proceedIngs ings for three days to enable the prep preparation preparation I Iaration aration of a bill of exceptions on ap appeal appeal I Ipeal peal The bond to be given by the thecity thecity thEcity city for this concession conce elon was fixed at al5ooe 5 5008 5ooeDIVOROED 5008DIVORCED 5DIVOROED DIVOROED WIFE WANTS MORE MOREJens MORErODS Jens Bisgarrd Cited to Show Why WhyDecree WhyDecree Wh WhDecree Decree Should Not Be Modified ModifiedIn In the case of Annie Risgarrd vs vsJens I IJens Jens Risgarrd the plaintiff who ho is bnow 3 I now Mrs Lars Michelsen residing at atAbraham al alAbraham Abraham Millard county count filed yester yesterday yesterday yesterday I day in the district court a petition for forthe fo the modification of the decree of di divorce divorce divorce I vorce granted to her on March 3 1896 1896in 1555in lISG1 in this city so that her former husband husbandshall husbandsCalI shall be required to pay the sum of 10 10monthly 10monthly 11 11monthly monthly for the support of his minor minorchild minorchild minoichild child Annie now aged 10 years In Inthe Inthe Iithe the petition it is recited that defendant defendanthas defendantha defendanihas has returned to this state is now em employed employed employed ployed as a miner in Park City Cft and andhas andhas aru aruhas has accumulated considerable means meansThe meansThe meansThe The petition will be heard after a cita citation citation citadon tion is served upon defendant author authority authorJty authority ity for which was granted lrant by Judge JudgeMorse Judgelor8e 1 1Morse Morse Kann Unable to Answer AnswerIr I Ir addition to tQ his 1dsmotlon motion to strike strikeout strlk strlkout I Iout i out the allegations of adultery in the theamended tattended I amended complaint of Lottie Kahn for fora foia a divorce from Ferdinand Kahn the thedefendant thEdefendant defendant yesterday by his attorneys attorneysKinney attorneysKinney attorneysKinney Kinney Silberstein filed a demurrer demurrerpleading demurrerpIeoadln demurrerpleading I pleading that the specification of the thealleged theaI1eged thialleged alleged infidelity with Mabel Clayton Claytonin in a Commercial street resort on ondivers ondivers i idivers divers days and times is too uncer uncertain uncertain uncertam tain tam and ambiguous to enable him to toanswer toarswer I Iarswet I answer arswer this allegation allegationWife al1ePtionWife allegationWife Wife Alleges Desertion DesertionSarah DesertionSrah I ISarah Sarah Stevenson nee Ramsden is issuing is8uin Ii I Isuing suing 8uin James Stevenson in the dis district district distrkt trict court for a decree of divorce on onthe onthe ot otthe the ground Dd of desertion The parties partiesto Sto I to the suit were married in this city on onMay onMay ot I IMay I May 31 31 1900 and the act of desertion desertionis is alleged to have occurred two months monthslater monthslater 5 5later later Orders by oy Judge Morse MorseIn In II addition to setting for trial sixty sixtyeight sI sixtyeight teight eight nonjury cases from Sept SeptOct 9 to toOct toOct Oct 12 Judge Morse yesterday made madethe madethf mad madthe the following folJowl orders and adjourned till tillAug tillAug til tilAng1 Aug Ang1 Ang1Arthur a aArthur 5Arthar Arthur Pratt vs Parsons dis dismissed dlmined diamissed missed at plaintiffs plalDtlfteE cost costK costK WOMnson trustee vs 5 Junction JunctionCooperative JunctionCooperatlve I ICooperative Cooperative Institution case dismissed dismissedon ecl I Ion on stipulation stlpulatloeSalt stipulationSalt Salt Lake Tailoring company vs VBC1 I ICummings Cummings C1 mmiDp Bros Woolen Mills com c0mpany cornliany pany motion to dismiss appeal denied deniedBankruptcy deniedJJaakruptcy deniedBankruptcy Bankruptcy Proceedings ProceedingsIn In the federal court yesterday the tb following were discharged in bank bankruptcy bankrnptcy bankruptey ruptcy Edward Young of Vernal VernalCharles VernalCharles I ICharles Charles Peterson and Loreaz Lore Lorefio DYoung DYoung I IYoung Young of Salt Lake and A A Toponce of ofOgden ofen fOgden Ogden OgdenThe OgdenThe en The enThe following were adjudged bank bankrupts bankrupt8 bankrupta rupts Charles Bewgizaa egtse A A TV TVSchultz wSchultz wSchultz Schultz Joseph MacKnight diaries diariesW Chari SW Draper of Salt Lake and Joseph JosephHanson JosePhHanson JosepiHanson Hanson cf Murray MurrayDouglas furrayIJ MurrayDouglas IJ sa saDouglas Douglas Discharged DischargedR Douglas the barber who was ar arrested arrested a arested rested Sunday on a charge of stealing fit fitfrom 11 11from a 1 1from from 7 Neil with whom he was oc occupying occuptng occupying cupying a room in the Leadvflle Leadvfllewas bouse bousewas iou iouwus was given a trial before Judge TlDIJIIOIIZellteday Timionryesterday Ttnuaony Ttnuaonyyesterday yesterday on a charge of petty larceny larcenyDouglaS reeny Douglas denied that he had touched the thetnan tINaan5 ib ibtsan tnan aan5 things and as there was little more morethan morethan marthan than suspicion to connect him with the thecrime thecdme tb ecrime crime he was discharged 4IN AIq NO NOPowDK 1I POWDER AsoLvTELY SOJ1JIEIY PuRE PuREMakes PUEEMakes Makes the food more delicious and nd wholesome wholesomeROYAL ROYAL BAKING POwDER CO NEW VOItJC MAIDS MMDSFORCARNLVALQUEEN MMDSFORCARNLVALQUEENNUMBEB FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN QUEENNUM NUMBER NUM ER REDUCED REDUCED FROM 200 TO TOTWENTY TOTWENTY TOTWBNTY TWENTY TWENTYQueen TWENTYQ Queen teen Mabelle Will Select Ten and andthe andthe andthe the Lodge Lod Ten TenMany Many Young YoungIndies Y011ngLadies Ladies Willing WUUngto to Serve ServeA A conference between Miss Mabelle MabelleSnow IabelleSnow Snow the carnival queen and Messrs MessrsStoil MeHr1IStoll Slot and Whittemore of the executive executivecommittee eut1ve eut1vecommittee committee yesterday afternoon re resulted reaulted suited In a definite arrangement ar arrsQgement gement as to tothe tothe the queens maids of honor Instead Insteadof of ZOO as the committee has heralded heraldedfor hera ded I 1 for many weeks there will be twenty twentymaids twentymaids I maids Miss Snow will select ten of ofthem ofthem ofthem them one on each from Login Ogden Ogdenand 08 en enand and Provo and the remainder from fromSalt tromSalt Salt Lake The Elks will select the theother theother theother other ten Salt Lake lodge naming one oneand oneand oneand and the nearest nine lodges including includingOgden IncludingOgden IncludingOgden Ogden and Eureka in this state one oneeach oneeach oneeach each eachMiss Miss Snow has not yet named any anyof anyof anyof of her maids but has a number of ofprominent ofprominent ofprominent prominent young wom women under con consideration consideration eonsideration sideration She received communica communications communications tions yesterday from eight girls offer offering offering ing their services She received also alsoa Iso Isoa a dozen telegrams from various Irts Irtsof irtsof partsof of the state and two from New York Yorkand Yorkand Yorkand and Ohio congratulating her upon her herselection herselection herselection selection The New York dispatch was wasfrom wufrom wasfrom from her brother Mortimer Snow the theactor theactol theactor actor who is an Elk ElkAmong ElkAmong ElkAmong Among the other matters discussed discussedat at the conference was costuming The Thequeen Thequeen Thequeen queen believes it quite appropriate and andhas andbas andhas has already announced her intention intentionof of wearing purple and white the lodge lodgecolors lodgecolors lodgecolors colors She says she will be only too toopleased toopleased toopIeaseI pleased to recajhre rece designs and call estimates callmates tl tlmates mates from dressmakers dle amakers who desire tq bid on the costuming costumingGovernor costumingGovernor costumingGovernor Governor A Hunt of Idaho has haswritten haswritten ha hawritten written Captain Stoll acknowledging acknowledgingthe the receipt of his invitation and ex expressing expre oxpressing pressing pre aing his intention of attending attendingthe the carnival on Governors day dayManager dayManager Manager Hutchinsson of the theJarbour theJarbour theJarbour Jarbour Amusement Amu ement company arrived arrivedfrom arrivedfrom arrivedfrom from the northwest yesterday He Hestates Hestates Hestates states that at the Tacoma Elks fair fairthere fairthere fairthere there were ONO 0 paid admissions on onthe onthe the opening day Tacomas popula population population population tion is 40000 against Salt Lakes 90000 90000Director IOOODlreetor 50000Director Director General Stoll has ha received receivedthe receivedthe receivedthe the formal offer er of 20 per cent of the thegross thegross thegross gross receipts during carnival week weekfrom weekfrom weekfrom from the management of the Sanitar Sanitarium SanitariUm Sanitarturn ium ii iiThe it itThe i iThe The Shepherd Shephenl Testimonial Testimonialon on Thursday next at the Theatre Theatrepromises Theatrepromises Theatrepromises promises to be one of the best music musicales musicales musicales ales of the year ear It gives a choice choicenew choicenew choicenew new programme Arthur Shepherd Shepherdwho Shepherdwho Shepherdwho who leaves leavea5 City indefinitely to toestablish toeatabllsh toestablish establish himself in Boston will ap appear appear appear pear once more before his many ad admirers admirers admirers mirers as aspertfonner performer and composer composerTickets composerTickets composerTickets Tickets are are general neral admission ic icTheatre i4JcTheatre ieTheatre Theatre box ice ce will be open Thurs Thursday Thursday Thursday day 0 SETH SETHiTKINS CATKINS AT INS WILL WILLWas WILtWas WILLWas Was Read Over oV ver His Coffin as He Di Directed Di Directad Directod rected rectedWhen rectadWhen rectodWhen When Seth tb Watkins died at Pleasant PleasantGrove Pl8lUl8J1tGrove PlessaniGrove Grove on Feb6 Feb 6 6 1898 1 the will 11I which hmade Mmade Emade made on June 17 1888 at East Mill Creek Creekwas Creekwu Creeread was read over his coffin at his funeral funeralas as he had directed This peculiarity pe lIarlty of form was disclosed dl ed yesterday yest rday when Sarah Ann Watkins atkins the aged widow of dece dent filed with the district dl trJct court a peti lion praying for the admission of the will and the appointment of Moroni Pitt as I administrator of the estate with the will annexed The will accompanied the peti tion and the hearing heart was set for Sept pt 13 a The purported will is to the following tollowln effect William Butterworth and William Butterworth subscribing as witnesses es to its execution executionThis executionThl executionrhts Thl This is my last will and testament I Seth Watkins do bequeath all my real realestate reale I Iestate estate tate and all property of any kind to my in rwife wife Sarah Ann Watkins for her life At her death if anything is left that is to togo tcgo go to my wife Marys children This will to be read over my coffin at my funeral The petitioning widow asks that all of ol the property proQErt left by her husband and val valued valued valned ued at 9MO 5OO be set apart to her The sex nexot sexof ot kin named in the petition are the theatep step daughters of Mrs Watkins Jane Price Prl of 01 this city Catherine Pitt residing in Salt S8 Lake county and Elizabeth Ann Adamson Adamsonof 1 I Iof I of Pleasant Grove GrovePREJUDICEOF i PREJUDICE PREJUDICEozJOF PREJUDICEOF OF JUROR JURORAffidavit JURORI JURORAffidavit I I IAfildavit Affidavit Piled in Murder Case CaseAgainst tAgainst Against Lynch and King 1 11 An affidavit aft1da lt in support of a motion for tort foia a new trial in the case of the state stateagainst i iagainst Rter bl against James Lynch and Robert King i iwho who were convicted of murdering Colonel Godfrey 1 Prows at it the Sheep cOlonell Ranch RanchxambUnr Rand I IgambUng xambUnr tre house last fall I was Bled flledRa fIled with I the clerk cle of the tbedbtrlct district court yesterday I by Attorney Wanless on behalf of de fendants The affidavit is made by for former former mer Deputy DE put Sheriff David Johnson Johnsonwho Johnsonwho who avers that wnen he was serving a asummons summons upon Juror Henry ienry Driver the latter declared he would favor hang log defr lasts if he were selected as a i juror The affiant further declares that Driver repeated his declaration In the thepresence thepresence thipresence presence of John Howells when he was wassheriff i isheriff sheriff of this county From FrOlllUlI8 this affi davit Attorney Attor Wanless sets up that hi hiclients bl8 bl8clients Eclients clients were deprived of a fair trial by bh rreason reason of the expressed bias of Driver Driverwho rwho who was accepted as a juror to try the thecase thecase thEcase case The attorney further pleads ple ds that thathe i ihe he did not learn of Drivers alleged pre prejudice prejudice preindies judice until the early part of this month monthThe naonthThe monthThe The case against Lynch and King spending 15pending upending pending before the supreme court on a amotion amotion i imotion motion to grant a new trial and it is ex exirodnced expected mcpeeled peeled that the affidavit produced yester yestery dy day will wil be made a part of the te Mil bl er of ofeceptn a aeXceptiOns exceptions eceptn to be reviewed before bCo the tI ap appte appeflate pellate court courtSALELTER courtSMLTER courtSMELTER pte SMELTER SMLTER TRUST TRU FEE FEECost FEEC FEECost Cost 8750 to Pile Its It Amended AmendedArticles I IArticles Articles Ae of Incorporation IncorporationThe Incroration IncrorationTe The Te American Amecn Smelting Smelta A Refining Refiningcompany Ren Rencopy Renincompany company copy yesterday yeeray filed with wth the te secre secretary 1r earretaiy tr tary of state ste a copy cY of the recently recentlyadopted rety retyade recenrladopted adopted ade amendment amendent lo its articles arte ot 0 in incorporation incorporation corporation corrti increasinrthe Inc incressijig the capital stock stockfrom sk skfrom steelfrom from M1 I0OI55 to lSP55S0S1 M00M cpl baKoommra baKoommraBtocK hl half coenm coenmstock stk stock and an half blf preferred prfeed i stock so The com company cornIs mpaay pany to I incorporated IncO under the te laws lawsthe othe une the state ste of New Ne Jersey ery and its real resident ri ridt realdeal dent dt agent la i and ad for fo Utah Ith is I Thomas Ta Jones Jon The ffllnc Unt fee paid pi to the state statetreasury ste stetr1 etreasury treasury tr1 was 8750 7 This makes the th total totalsum tt totssum sum Bl of 0 ITraeo received re by the secretary secretaryof aserstaeof 7 7of of state stte in I filing 11t fees te from the Union Un Pa Pacific FeciSc cific df railroad rlrd the te San Sn Pedro LOB I An Angeles A Angales gales A fait a1 Lake Lke railroad and thewtei thewteiter the asici 3e tr ter trust tr since In the late lt tegMatare a amend amended ed the law taking taq off the tl maximum Jm meor meorporation 1 iseorporation prlon poration tax tx of 2509 on 0 all a coapanicB coapanicBdoing doing arun business in Utah and nxing eJ eJarun the therate cli clirate rate at cents per thousand Jth wtthoa wfthoot limit UmKFour UI Four Fou pianos pt hard hrd to equal eual A A BChase BCb EChase I Chase Cb Conover CODver Schaeffer Ser and ad Cable CableSold Cbl i iSold Sold Sl on easy monthly mn payments pmt See SeeCable So eCable Cable Cble Piano A Organ company cY Van Va Vaneast i iBant east Chamberlain proprietors jsite st A Chmber oppo opposite st site LCOLLECT LCL I prpo op COLLECT CL QUEEN TRADING TRADINGSTAMPS TDIt TDItI TDItSA TRADINSTAMPS I STAMPS SA Dont Dnt forget foget to ask Jer fr them themSalt theml i I Salt Sat Lake Le Collegiate Cle Institute InstituteAcademy Intitte IntitteAcdmy InstituteAcademy Academy Acdmy ard Boarding BIng School SooL Eighth Ehth grade ade College CoUee Preparatory Pator antf a am amCircular I Muc Unsic Circular Cluldr of information informtin free freeROBERT freeROBERT ROBERT CASKET CA PrncipL Principal frt I STATE NEWS CASTLE DALE KILLING KILLINGTwo Two wo Jlioksls Being BetngBrought Brought Here for forSafekeeping forSafekt forSafekeeping Safekeeping SafekeepingSpecial Safekt Special to The Herald HeraldPrice He Price Prce Utah Ut Aug ItFred Fred Mtekel Jlel the theslayer te tesye thelayer sS slayer sye of Low I Link Lnk at Casttedale eal last lastSaturday lst lstStury Saturday Stury night nltt had ba his hi bearing hring this thismorning morning morl and pleaded Deade not guilty to the thecharge charge crge of murder mure Tomorrow Tomorw he and his bi brother Pete will wille broter Wll be brought br bt out under uDer a strong guard and andthe ad adaken tke tt aken to Slt Salt Le Lake Cty City eon and gar landed 1a 1 in the th he pen pn for to safekeeping sekeping Pete Mickala Mlcka bondsmen bs having withdrawn ue will hvinC wtdrwn wl have hve hb ave to go to the pen en along with hi hi his brother bre and an serve are out the three thre sWears for forWhich forWhih Which Whih hich he was wa sentenced snte in October Otob for fororse hp horse hr orse stealing stealne He was out on bonds bondsending bnds bndsan bondsending ending an application for a new npw trial trialBC Since ince BC the ie murder murer appcathn of Saturday Sturday nisnt nlnt there the thecas has ha as been a strong strne guard card about abut the jail jai jailo to keep ke ke friends frie of the men from icscuiti leuiaJ ieseuiIJ them themThe themThe tm The Te remains remin of the dead ded man mn will wi get getere here ere about abt midnight and will wl be met oy 0 mlut hte is brother br er from frm Colorado Clorad He will w1 tate t1cb them there for burial burialAPTBE buratAFTmt buraLAPTBB APTBE BIG GAME GAMEBert GAMEBert GAMEBert Bert Seaboldt Brings Chicago Men to toUtah toUtah toUtalk Utah UtahVernal UtahVernal UtalkVernal Vernal Aug Au 17 17Bert Bert Seaboldt the well wellknown wellknown wellnown known nown mining mh ns operator and promote promotecame promoteme promoteame came me in from Chicago Thursday accom accompanied accomanled accomanied panied go by several RV eastern men The party partyoutfitted parlyoutfitted partyutfitted outfitted at this thiapoint point for a big bear Jk ar hunt huntaround hUlltaround huntaround around Mount Baldy Gilbert peak ak and andother andother other localities ntles where big game is found The party will be under the guidance of Milton Lyons Ly nli an old hunter and trap trapThey ncr eThey They expect to be gone several weeks weeksand weekand weeksand and are well equipped ed Two wagons wert wertnecessary wertnece wer wernecessary necessary nece to haul their outfit to the top topof topof topof of the range from whence they will pack The party besides Seaboldt consists if 4 4udge Judge Charles iarIes Aldrich and son Keith Smith and Hall Sheriff Price will willaccompany wUaccompany wdlacoompany accompany the party for a few days Tne Tfteparty Tneparty Tneparty party left here this morning morningfcLUNTLNGTOir morningRUNTINGTON morningBUNTINGPON fcLUNTLNGTOir HAPPENINGSHuntington HAPPEIfiNGSHuntington HAPPENINGS EAPPENINGSHuntington Huntington Aug Au 18ubert IS Albert Collar CoUaiVa a young man of this place was taken from fr Price to the Holy Cross hospital In Salt Lake on Wednesday Wedne day of last week An Anoperation Auoperation Au Auoperation operation for appendicitis was performed performedat at a and at 4 he died His body was returned to Huntington arrlv arrlvug ing1 ug here on Friday morning mornin On Satur day one of the largest lar funerals ever held hel helIn in Huntington Huntln was had Ab as he was familiarly called by his friends was born in Fountain Green Sanpete coun ty on Dec 27 1870 He moved to Hunt Huntngton ington i in 1890 1 He belonged to the choir choirand choirand chorand and took a leading part in all amuse amusements amuflomenta amusemanIa manIa He leaves a wife and two chil dren father mother brothers and sisters sistersand sistersand sistersand and a host of friends to mourn his loss 8 The Black Hawk war veterans with withsome withsome withsome some of 0 their friends held a reunion at Petersons lake about half way between LastIe Castle Dale and Huntington on Thursday Thursdayand Thursdayand and Friday Frldi of last week Picnicking boat boatri boatriding riding ri and tte telling stories of the war oc occupied OCMANTr occupled cupied most of ofthe rwet tne time timeTVTATTTI timeMANTI TVTATTTI NOTES NOTESManti NOTESKanU OTBS OTBSManti Manti Aug lJWllliam William Anderson of this city met with a painful accident accidentcaught a accidentyesterday cldent cldenty yesterday While chopping wOOd the ax axcaught a acaught caught on a clothesline and came back backwltfi backwith bachwith with considerable force cutting cutUn an ugly uglygash uglygash I Igash gash just below the eye eyeAn eyeAn eyeAn An infant babe of Mr and Mrs David Sfcands Jr died here last Friday night Funeral services vices were held yesterday Professors sors John A Wldtsoe and A Merrill lOf of the Agricultural ultqral college Lo Loat 10at Srr aa speakers at the taberaacki tabarnackyesterday yesterday rday Tne ney jr announced rHed a meeting meetln for forthat fa faUlat fotthat that evening when they would talK to the farmers In the interest of atrrieul atrrieulture aaieultare acrlcuihire tare and irrigation They are on a tour tourthrough through this 18 part of the state on the thesame thesame thEsame same business businessTlte busln buslnIbe businessThe The recent rainstorms we have been having havtn promise a good range for cattle cattlenext cattlenut cattlEnext next season say some of our stockmen stockmenVEBNAI tockmenVERNAL stockmenVERNAL VERNAL BOY BOYVernal KILLED TTRTIVernal KILLEDVernal Vernal Aug 17 17Johnnle Johnnie Lttster the 15 15yearold Ii Iiyrold lyearold yearold son of John LUster of GUnes GUnesward GUnesward Glneward ward was instantly killed Thursday Tbu ay by a load of lumber tUK tinping inic ln over coon JOn him himwhile himwhile hinwhile while driving down Taylor mountain A Ferrell a soldier on furlough from Fort FortDuclteBne Ductiesnei was up before Joe JU JUttce tice Davids today on a charge of assault assaultand asaauiiand ult ultand and battery and was as fined fw fwThe 10 10The The recent storms In the mountains have been of great benefit to the farmers farmenas anner anneras as the water In the canals is belnr In Increased 1 liicreased 1 1creased creased considerably thereby ther and another anothercrop anotbercrop rcrop crop of 0 hay is now possible possibleWill poHfbleWill possibleWill Will Be Test Case CaseMount CaseMount CaseMount Mount Pleasant Aug 19 aThe The trial of ofGeorce ofGeore olGeorze Georce Madsen who has as been arrested srrestelfor for herding his sheep herd in North Creek Creekcanyon Cr Cres Crescanyon canyon was postponed po tponed until next Friday Fridayat Frldat Frld Frldaat at 10 oclock and a change of venue venuetaken ven vernataken een taken en to Spbraim SpbraimThere EpbraSmThere EphraimThere There Is no nO doubt now but that this thiscase thucase case will be made a test case by all the thesheepmen th thsbee thabeenmen I sheepmen sbee men of this section who are combining comblning com cornbinlng bining to assist Mr Madsen to carry the theIssue tbeI thuissue Issue I through throughThe throuiEbThe The valuations of assessable nrooerty nrooertymade DrODerLYmaclt nroDert3made made for Zorthis this county by the state board boardluaJlzatlon boardof boarcof of equalization equallSation are as follows Rio Riote RibGrande HitGrands Grande Western estern railway IMm San Sanpete SanPete pete te Valley Railway 1081C3 Western WesternUnion iS esters eternUnion estersUnion Union Telegraph company 4028 Rocky RockyMountain RockyMountain Mountain Bell Telephone Teiep one company OmP81l1 KdeteY 6 63t MS 3t Larsons telephone nthis 103 108 stan standard taa taathird deteY ptelth telth third telephone 188 The valuations in inthis ii iithis this city clt are as follows Rio Grande GrandeWestern GrandeVestern GrandiWestern Western railway S1606076 Western WesternUnion VestemUniOl1 Vesterrinioui Union Telegraph company 9126 1 Rocky RockyMountain RockyMountain RockyMountain Mountain Bell telephone tel one J6li J6liMn 515 615Mrs 515Mrs Mrs Seely ely is down from her herhome berhome heihome home in Canada for a weeks week visit her herIiehi herLehi herijehi Iiehi ijehi Locals LocalsLehi LocalsLebl LocalaLehi Lehi Aug 19 DThis 15ThIs This evening the friends friendsof trienduot of Miss Christie Cbrl tle Fox will rive a ball be before be before before fore her departure for Kentucky She Shewill Shewl4 Sluwill will be accompanied by her grandmother rrandmotherToday grandmotherToday wl4 rw eh Today about 1146 we had one of the thehardest thuhardest hardest rains for years It did some dam damage daisage age to the hay crop but has ba done much muchgood insetgood good to the beats and other late crops cropsH cropsH cropsH Mime Is very ill with typhoid feve feveMrs feveMr feverMrr Mrs A Sorrensen who was taken takento takento takeito to Ogden to be operated upon for ai aipendicltls ar arp atpendlettla pendicltls by Dr Perkins has Just bee beesent bee beeIIelit boosent sent to the borne of her mother Mrs A AA AL ALA 11 11A A A Lulnor In LehL She Is now on the theroad tileroad theroad road to recovery recoveryAn recoverye recoveryAn recoveryAu An Engineers Past BunAn RunAn Bun BunSAn An engineer on one of the roads en entering enterln enturing turing terln here in speaking last night of offast ofUJt offast fast runs said Although my machine machineJs Is not stow once let a cold get thours six stehours sixhours hours the start of me and my machin machinery maeblnery maclaincry ery te no match for it it I have for years yearskept yearskept yearskept kept a bottle ofKemps of Kemp Balsam con constantly eoastaatly con5iitly stantly In my cab and when a cough coug or orcold orcold orcold cold gets a start of this standard rem remedy remedy remMy edy It Is indeed a cold day Price PriceSSc Priceic Price5c SSc 5c and SOc For sale by OodsePltts OodsePlttsDrug God1tePittsDrug OodbePittsDrug Drug company companyAM I INAMED NAMED AM BY BY PREsIDENT PRESIDENT PRESIDENTITumber PRESIDENTNumber I INumber Number of Appointments wade to toArmy toArmy toArmy Army and Nary Serrice SerriceWashington SoriieeWashington rrfee rrfeeWashington Washington Aug ItThe The president presidenttoday presidentay eattoday today ay made the following appoint appointments appolatmenu appointmania menu mentsWar menuWarColonel maniaWarColonel War WarColonel Colonel artillery corps John BMyrick RMyrick ILMyrick Myrick lieutenant artillery corps Wil William William Wil11am liam Ennis Abner Merrill major majorartillery maJorartUlery majorartillery artillery corps Thomas BJohn Adams AdamsJohn ASJobji John A A LoBdeen Wilan wiaazArthur UMrfc UMrfcheimer fJIItithelmer heimer Arthur Murray 1 Iay Henry LHarris 1 1Han18 ILHarris Harris first lieutenant artillery corps corpsJames corpsJames corpsJames James A Ruggles Charles Hilton Hiltonjr jr Terrence Murphy George OHubbard OHubbard 0Hubbard Hubbard John Livingston Harry HarryT Matthews Henry Sheen Er Ernest Ernest Erns nest ns A Groenough Joseph Hardin HardinSylvester HardiuSylvester HardinSylvester Sylvester Orr Lanier Cravens Ed Edward Edward Edward ward Hill James Fauntleroy Har Harry Harry ry 7 Newton Richard Ellis and andFrank aDdFrank andFrank Frank Long second lieutenant ar artillery artillery attillery tillery corps Allan Lefort Lt fort Frederick FrederickB Hennessy Robert Welsh John JohnJ LIpopp second lieutenant infantry infantryHenry infantryHenry Henry Henry Hall Harry BatWaay BatWaayThomas BatJda1ayTh0ma8 BathiunyThomas Thomas Duke Harry Blasland BlaslandGeorge Blulaa4George BlaslandGeorge George McGregor Frank Pratt Prattfirst Prattftrst Prattfirst first lieutenant cavalry William KConnell bEConnell Connell George Winter second lieutenant cavalry Herbert Her wt Mann as assistant assistant asststant sistant surgeon volnntecs rank of captain Luther Harvey Navy NaVYHoward Howard Gage and William Burdick lieutenant commanders Per Percy Pcy PerciT cy Herbert boatswain boatswainTreasury boatswainTreasuryThom Treasury TreasuryThomas Thomas Morton col I lector of internal intern revenue for the die trict of Alabama AlabamaALL ma maIIUJ IIUJ IIUJALLIN 0 ALL ALLIN IN GOOD SPIRITS SPIRITSBaldwin SPIRITSBaldwin SPIRITSBaldwin Baldwin Arctic Expedition Heard HeardProm HeardFrom EOsXdProm Prom at Vardoe VardoeNew VardoeNe VardocNew New Ne York Aug A 18 19A A letter from a amember amember aember member of the Baldwin expedition hag haseen been een received here It was written on board oard the America on July 3 and was mailed at Vardee having been sent back ack by the pilot when hen the ship Ip was wasn on her way to Franz Josefland In the letter Anthony Flats the photographer with the expedition de de deIICllbes decribes scribes the thelandtng landing at Archangel when the dogs were shipped and from which whichJtQIt whichert part ert the reaj voyage of the polar trip began egan The members of the party were given a banquet after which the themerica America A merica sailed for the north Accord Accordng ing i ng to the writer everyone at that time timewas UrnWas was well and in good spirits spiritsHistory spiritso spiritsHistory spiritsKistory History of Red Cross WorkNewY Work WorkNew New NewYOrk NewY York rk Aug 18 ItThe The Spanish Red Cross ross society is preparing the data for a history of the SpanishAmerican nlshAmertcan war and especially of the work of the Red Cross in I that campaign campaignAny campaignOUR campaignMENS OUR OURrIlENS rIlENS rIlENSUNDER 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