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has at last shelved Called Back'' in
which he used to storm US so thoroughly
but 1.-The Burglar 1.-The Tigressn and
The World Against Her, are three
pieces every whit as strong, and the sue
cess of 1.-THE Burglar especially is said to
have been phenomenal. Everyone is ac-
quainted with the immense popularity of
'Editha's Burglar" a one act sketch, and it
was this popularity that induced the au-
thor to elongate it into the play of 1.-The
Burglar"-in which shape it seems to
have been as successful as in the original.
1.-The Burglar is an interesting emo
tional story of the double life of a respect
able gentleman, who was led INTO crime.
became a burglar, reformed. and married
hapHfly, only to be forced back into his
fow4r life by threatened exposure from
his fNrmer pals. After his supposed death
the wife marries again, and the burglar
enters the wife's home at midnight and is
confronted by his own child. One of the
most unique situations known to the mod
ern drama here occurs. The burglar leaves
the house, is wounded by policeman's
bullet, and returns to die in his former
wife's home. The story is novel. natural
and quite intense. Bright comedy rims aIl
the way through the entire performance
A lapse of five years occurs between the
first act and the balance of the plav and
the eight-year-o Editha is as clever n
child's part as Little Lord Fauntleroy. -
New York has taken TO William H. Crane
and 'The Senator" with all the ardor of a
first love and the Star theatre, in which he
is playing, is nightly thronged with the
most eRthusiastic of audiences. So great
is the demand for seats that they are being
reserved in large numbers for nights weeks
head. Mr.. Cranes Senator Hannibal
Rivers IS wonderfully fine performance,
and it Will livein the annals of the stage as
a companion part to the Colonel Sellers of
the lamented John T. Raymond, the Bard
well Slote of Mr.. Florence and the Rip
Van Wrinkle of Joseph jefferson.
Mr. Crane has wisely surrounded him.
self with very able company, who are ex-
cellently suited with parts which display
their abilities to best advantage. 1t has
long been the contention of the distin-
guished comedian that the need of the
American stage was more naturalism in its
plays, and the success of ssThe SENATOR,
is proof positive that he is right in his
idea
GnHdyear, Cook IL Dillon's minstrels
play ~ the theaser one night only-Tues-
day-Of this week. They have all the u.s.
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1t seems only few months since Loui:
James and Marie Wainwright's notable en-
gagement at the theatre, and we all hoped
then that Salt Lake would again see those
bright stars in conjunction; for some rea-
son-what it is has never been set forth
that is not to be, the two having started
out to court fame and fortune by separate
paths. Their engagement here showed the
strong talents of both, and together they
constit uted a great attraction: we hope
they will be found equally strong apart.
The bright particular feature of their last
season was their School for Scandal. - and
we regret that that comedy does not have
place in the repertoire this week. We
are to have ''Ingomar'' and 'tRichard I'LL
however-that resounding tragedy that
always made so great Saturday night bill
in old Salt Lakeland these will partially.
but not wholly, atone.
Miss Wainwright's place is taken by
Mabel Amber, a young lady of whose
talents AID good looks considerable has
been said.
Grismer and Davies are two names that
were ever towers Of strength in Salt Lake,
and though they come against an attrac.
ton at the Grand this time we look to see
no diminution in their business. Grismer
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River POllutiOns.

According to DR.. S. S. Kilvington, the
Mississippi river received during the
past year 152,675 tons of garbage and
offal, 1O8,55O tons of night soil and 3,765
dead animals from only eight cities; the
Ohio 46,7Oo tons of garbage, 81. 1877 tons
of night soil and $500 dead animals
from five cities; and the Missouri 36, 600
tons of garbage, 22,4oo tons of night soil
and 36, 600 dead animals from four cities.
Dr.. Kilvington urges the cremation of
most of the refuse, and twenty three cut
of twenty-five health officers consulted
by him favored the plan.-New York
Telegram
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THE COUNCIL ONLY.
The Work Of the Upper House OF
the Assembly Yesterday.
AN ANTI-RAILWAY-PASS BILL.
Habitual Drunkards-Ihe Contingent
Expense Bill-Other Work.

The Council was the only branch of the
Legislature in session yesterday, the
House having taken an adjournment until
Monday at pm. The session was a short
one, but considerable business was done.
The bill of Mr.. Barton, prohibiting public
officials from receiving passes or free trans
portation, will no doubt cause considerable
discussion when it comes before both
houses on the question Of its passage
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LEGAL NOTICE.

N THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
i county of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah: In
the matter OF the estate of Thomas W. Win
Ter, deceased. Order appointing time and place
LOT nearing petition for partition. On reading
ana hllng the petition of Frank W. Ross and
FREDERICK 6. Heath, setting forth that they are
interested in the partition of the estate of said
Ihomas w. Winter, deceased. and that his es-
state mas been duly administered upon and dis
trlDuted 10 the parties entitled, and showing that
SAID petitioners, with others, are tenants in
common in all of lots l. 2, 3 4. and g. block TO-
ana lots and 4, IN block II. plat A Salt Lake
CITY survey, situate in said county. and prayipp
for an order of this court TO appoint commits
slonerS 10 Partition the same and good cause
appearing, therefore IL is ordered that all per-
sous interested in the estate of said deceased
who reside in this territory, or to their guardi-
ans ana to the agents, attorneys or guardians if
any IN TINS territory, of such reside out of this
territory, and all others, be and appear before.
before the probate court of the county of Salt
Lake, at the court room of said court on the 9th
day OF February. 1890, at 10 o'clock am then
ana there 10 show cause why commissioners
should not be appointed 10 partition said prop
erty and partition be had according to law
1t further ordered that q ecpy of this order
be published in THE SALT LAKE DAILY Her
AID, newspaper printed and circulated in said
salt Lake county, ten days prior to said 9th day
OF FEBRUARY. 1880, and that personal service be
made on the administrator of said estate resid-
ing In Salt Lake city, Utah.
g. w. BARTCH
january 90 loSO Probate Judge
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successfully put in operation for US. You
have done all you contracted to do in every
respect, for which accept our sincere
thanks. We have no delicacy in recon-
mendlng you as strictly reliable firm.
Yours truly, L. AND X. HUNsAKER
Joseph w. Wilson. agent, Great Western
Manufacturing company. Lock box 952.
Office, Valley house cottage, Salt Lake.
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The necessary orders having been given,
a new wall map is in process of publica-
ton. The map will be 6x7feet in size,
drawn to scale of $50 feet-one inch, var
nished and mounted on rollers. Lot and
block numbers will be given, and map show
every addition filed for record up to and
including December 20, 1889. 1t will be the
finest and most complete wall map ever
made Of Splt Lake city, and will be deliv-
cred IN latter part of February, 1890. Or
ders for this map left with Jesse w. Fox,
city surveyor, or Parsons & Derge, booksel-
lers, will be filled by me.
w. H. WHITNEY.
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THE COUNCIL.

After the preliminary work of opening
and the reading of the journal of Fridays
proceedings, a communication from the
House was read. stating the adoption of
81. G. R. 10, relating to an invitation to
Professor Sanborn, of the agricultural
college, to lecture to the Legislature next
Monday evening. 1t was adopted by the
Council
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DRAMATIC
Louis James Six Performances at
the Grand.
THE GRISMER-DAVIES SEASON.
Big Sales Yesterday-POpularity of The Burg
lar-Crane's Success-Latest Amuse-
ment Dots and Jets.
THE GRISMER-DAvIES SEASON.

Yesterday at the Grand was devoted to
selling season tickets only for Louis James
engagement, and tomorrow the sale will
open for single performances. The receipts
for yesterday were about one thousand
dollars, which indicates that the season is
to be successful one
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CARD OF THANKS.

The family and relatives of Mrs Ora
Belle Creager, deceased, wish to thank the
many friends who contributed assistance
to the bereaved family, particularly the
choir, dramatic and young ladies' associa-
flowers.
MIR. AND Mrs. j. M. LEFFLER.
H. j. CREAGER
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NOTICE TO MuLERs.

BONNEVILLE, Utah, November 10. 1889.
Great Western Manufacturing company, Leav
enworth, Kas.:
Gentlemen-We are more than pleased
with the mill you have just completed and
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THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

The report of the board of equalization
was sent from the House for the informa-
ton of the Council. The clerk was ordered
to retain copy and return the original to
the House.
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LIABILITIES OLE THE COUNTY
TERRITORY OF UTAH, l.,
COUNTY OLE WASHINcTON %

TERRITORY OF UTAH
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. %.
L, Seth A. Pymm county clerk in and for said
county OF Washington, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be full, true and correct COPY of
the FINANCIAL Report of Washington county. for
the fiscal year ending the 3lst day of December.
"A. u. loS9. as approved by the county court of
said county on the Sd day of January. A. D. 1890
Witness my hand and official seal this
SEAL 18th day of January, A. D. 1890
SETH A. PYMN,
COunfU CIork
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kiOR LE-WASHINGTON HAND PRESS.
Il chase 251axS7, or will exchange for rotary
Job press. with chase SX12. Address, A L. F.,
103 First street
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SPECIAL COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column for Situations
Wanted or Help Wanted, Inserted first THREH
TINES FREE. All other advertisements 1Oc
per line first time, and sc. per line each subse
quent time. By the month 81 per line
Marriage notices, 81; birth notices, so cents
death notices, free; obituary comments, Is
cents per line
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DIED.
PRUHS-In the Fifteenth ward, this city, jan
uary "A, at 3 p. m, NJ Cary Pruhs aged 81
years.
Funeral will be held to-day in the Fifteenth
ward meeting house at II am. Friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend
BENGTsoN-In Salt Lake, January g, of typhoid
fever, Mary Bengtson, born November 81 1872
Funeral services frlm Nineteenth ward school
house, Sunday morning at 30 Friends
invited.
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THE SALE OF LIQUOR.

The same committee reported C. F. 2,
prohibiting the sale of liquor to habitual
drunkards, and recommended its passage.
Report adopted
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ESTRAY NOTICE-CAME TO MY PLACE
IL January ID, $780, one roam pony, about four
years old: roach name, illegibIe brand on left
thige. Owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying expenses.
CHARLES BROWN,
SANDY, Utah. January IS, 1890
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500 tons choice baled hay for sale in car
lots only, by d. L. Davis. IS and 20 w.
lst South st.
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CLOSING OFT sALE.

EXamlne our prices.
LIPMAN, WALLERsTFlN & Co..
175 and III Main st.
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OST-TUESDAYL LAST, A SMALL PURSE
IL which had my name written on the inside,
containing about 1880; half this amount will be
awarded to the person returning purse to Office
OF Coop Wagon & Machine company Grant
Hampton.
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JACK FROST is HERE.

We offer fifty dozen toboggan caps at %
35 and so cents, worth double the money.
SIMON Bros.
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WANTED = YOUNG MAN. SINGLE.
w wants board and rooms in nice private
family. VIII pay s35 to $40 per month Address
B. X. this Office
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

NEW, FoUR-ROOM, DUST COMPLETED.
IN full lot flowing well, $3.50. One-third
cash, balance in monthly payments ShiIey,
Groshnll & Co. No. F. Second South
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WANTED = FROM OWNERS, CHEAP
w acres, three to six miles out. Address
stating price and terms. W., Herald Office
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FOR SALE

DOR SALE-ACREAGE WITHIN THE CITY
l. limits, in large or small quantities cheap
Arthnr BROWN, Romnev Block. 2l2 Main Street
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The committee on judiciary reported H.
F. ., memorial to Congress, for the crea-
ton of the Fourth judicial district at Ogden,
and recommended its passage. Report
adopted
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LOST.

T OST-ONE DARK ROAM MARE, BRAND
IL ed e on left hip. Is about fourteen
years old. Finder will please bring to 2l3 East,
First South. and be rewarded
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REAL ESTATE For SALE

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING CORNER 5x1O
"A rods Fifth South and Fourth East. Price
$3.50.
5x5 corner, Ninth East and Third South street,
east front. Electric Car will pass the door with
in sixty days. Price, $4,000
room brick house bath, good cellar etc. on
Eleventh East near First South, lot 4x1O rods.
Price S. 500
l6x5 rods, corner Eighth South and Fourth
East, nearLiberty Park. S551 per rod
Owners will do well to list their properties
with us. F. N. Uhrlaub, West Second
South street near White House corner
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, WILL NOT
w be responsible for any debts incurred, ex
cept by our written or verbal order.
GEORGE AND ELIZA S. DUNFORD
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NEW WALL MAP.

F. Auerbsch s. Bro. sell 0 spools EN-
broidery silk for SC.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,
County of Salt Lake 81
L, John c. Cutler, clerk of the probate court in
and for the county of Salt Lake, in the territory
OF Utah, Go hereby certify that the foregoing is
full, true and correct copy of order appointing
time and place for hearing petition in the mat,
ter OF the estate of Thomas W. Winter, de-
ceased, as appears OF record in my Office
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto
SEAL. set my hand and affixed the seal of
said court, this 18th day of January
A. D. 1890.
JOHN @. CUTLER
Clerk of the probate court
BY JOHN l.. n EBEKEP.
i;..rair+v 81 ri
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ual features and the street parade can be
relied on to fill the house. The company
come well recommended with some good
press notices.
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FOR RENT

DOR RENT-STORE ROOM. WITH COuN
Il ter and shelving complete Large base
ment and several extra rooms One and half
blocks east OF Cliff house. Inquire on premises.
ITO RENT-FURNISHED ROOM, SUIT.
j able for one or two at 81 South Fourth
West street.
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NOk SALE-A CIGAR AND NEWS STAND
Il in prominent hotel. Apply TO j, HER
A + =" - "
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Neutrality-suspicious.,

TED-HELP-FEMALE.
T WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES ON
! Il salary TO take charge of my business at their
homes. Light, very fascinating and healthful
! pay for part time. Address with stamp, Mrs.
| Mari n Walker, Louisville, Ky.
! ENANTED-GIRLS. GOOD WORK AND
! w good wages Apply b. E. Buell. g. Co.,
66R east Second South street.
INANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL,
" housework. Mrs. NJ. II. Lipman, ga West
Fifth South street.
ED-EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
| w small family, "a North First West.
WANTED-A SECOND GIRL, at NO. 60
w East Fourth South street. at once.
| WANTED-GOOD GIRL, WASHING OR
w ironing 40 S. First East
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework in small family; no washing
and ironing and good wages. Apply 10 S. First
East.
WANTED-GIRLF FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
w work. Apply at 1926 S. First East.
WANTED--,A Competent GIRL FOR
w general house work. Apply to Mrs S. H
Auerbach, SO E. Third South street.
WANTED-A oHAMBERMAID AND DISH.
w washer at the ST. James hotel
WANTED-A NURSE GIRL FROM9 am.
w o4pm. "a N. First West.
NTED---HELP-MALE.
WANTED = CARPENTERS, ALSO CABI
w net makers. Frst-class men only need
apply 125 South Main street.
WANTED-TWO BOYS WITH HORSES TO
w carry papers. Apply at HERALD Office.
WANTED-A COOK. INQUIRE OF MRS.
w William Mckay, $50 E. Second South st.
WANTED-AGENTS. FOR THE BEST
w pictures to be enlarged in Indian ink,
go to L. E. Lawrez' art studio, No 80 West,
First South street. Faded pictures and photo
graphs colored, speciality. All my work guar
anteed.
WANTED = PORTER SECOND COOK,
w two dish washers, driver, two cellar dig
gers, ogood butcher, city housework sales
ladleS, two walters, woman to do laundry in
MOTEL. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
24S w. South Temple street.
MIANTED-A BOY, FOURTEEN TO SIX
w teen years of age, to work in store in
Ogden. Fare paid. Apply at once to A, Herald
office.
WANrED-Go CANvAssERs COULD
w make from So to $40 day. Apply to Ii E.
First South.
WANTED-A GOOD NEWSPAPER RUS
w tier, good wages. p. o. box 1919.
WANTED-A GOOD BOY TO ATTEND
w news stand in hotel Apply to K, Herald
office.
MANTED-A BOY TO TAKE CARE OF
w horse and do chores Enquire room Z.
Hooper & Eldredge building.
WANTED = AN ENERGETIC AND ne
w liable person, 81 per day guaranteed. Ad-
dress Ferry & King, SO E. First South.
geo SALARY, $40 EXPENSES IN AID
'SOV vance, allowed each month. Steady EN-
ployment at home or travelling No soliciting
Duties delivering and making collections. No
postal cards. Address, with stamp Hafer & Co.
Poua Ohio
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TIE MEMORIAL

The committee on enrolment reported
that q. j. K. l had been properly signed
and sent to the governor for his approval.
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RESOURCES OF THE COUNTY.

ItIEOUItOEo
Balance in treasury 3lst De-
cember A. D. 1899 "a O95 n
Amount que from A W. WINS
assessor & collector on taxes S44 q
Property on hand. including
safe, &c
Total-- s6O5O q
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ANOTHER FAVORABLE REPORT.

The committee On private interpretations
reported G. f. 5, to enable corporations t.
raise funds to be loaned only among the
members of such associations and recon
mended its passage. Report adopted.
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BUILDERS OR CONSUMERS

OF LUMBER OR WHITES PORTLAND
" cement will find it to their advantage to
buy of A. Keysor, corner Second South and
Third West street.
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j. Z. AND H. WATSON
CELL ALL KINDS OF COAL, DELIVERED
~ anywhere in the city at cheapest going
rates. Office in HYDE q Griffin building
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MONEY TO LOAF

0N MORTGAGE. APPLY, c. E. pom
" eroy. residence, 81 W. First North street.
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THE CONTINGENT EXPENSES.

The committee on contiug gent expense
reported H. F. %, on an appropriation fo
contingent expenses of the present session
and recommended it be passed Repor
adopted.
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geo SALARY, $40 EXPENSES IN AID.
'SOV vance, allowed each month. Steady EN-.
ployment at home or travelling. No soliciting
Duties delivering and making collections. Nc
postal cards. Address, with stamp Hafer & Co.
Piqua Ohio.
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]. C. AND II. WATSC

HELD & JOHNSON.S SILVER BAND.
IUSIC POR PARADES, PARTIES, ETC.
VI Office at room 10, Hooper 8, Eldredge block
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FRANK PIERCE, attorney for peuu,
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WANTED = AN ENERGETIC AND re
w liable person, 81 per day guaranteed. Ad-
dress Ferry & King, SO E. First South.
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ON PRIVATE CORPORATIONS.

Z: f. 8, on private interpretations, came
up for its second reading
Mr.. Hall moved to amend by inserting
, section making the act to take effect i'm,
mediately after its passage. Carried.
On motion the bill passed it's second
reading and was placed on file for its
third and last reading.
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H. F. %, relating to $1,000 appropria-
ton for contingent expenses, passed it
second reading and the rules were sus-
pended for the third reading.
Mr. Richards offered the following
amendment: THE auditor of public &C,
counts shall draw his warrant on the
treasurer for such money or any portion
thereof, upon the request in writing of the
President Of the Council and Speaker of
the House Of Representatives. 1t was
carried.
The bill was then placed on it's passage
and passed by full vote.
Council then adjourned till Q O'Clock
Monday.
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
" homework. Mrs. NJ. H. Lipman, "a West
Fifth South street.
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HERNIA OF THE BRAIN.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-A patient will leave
the county hospital this week who has
undergone one of the most remarkable
cases of brain amputation that has ever
taken place in Chicago. Last August f.
year-old Mamie Brown was admitted to
the hospital suffering from Il fracture of
the skull The entire left side of the head
had been crushed in by kick of a horse.
\ trephining operation was performed.
Noill effects were noticed for several
days, when curious growth was observed
above and behind the right ear. Close in
vestigation showed that the duramater,
or tough membrane covering the brain.
had been fractured, and the brain was
forcing its way through the aperture, and
out through the fractured skull. There
was hole in the head as large as a silver
half dollar. The brain continued to pro-
trude, forming what was called hernia of
the brain. Enough forced its way out To
form lump as large as a walnut. 1t was
then that an operation was decided upon.
1t was seen that an attempt to replace the
brain would be usless and it was decided
to remove il.
The operation was in every way success
full LioJle Mamie rallied from the opera
tion ard was soon able to be running
around the wards. She lost none of her
faculties and seems TO be as bright any
4-year old girl should be.