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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-17
Meetirg of the reform School Board

The board Of directors of the Reform
school held a meeting yesterday afternoon
in the Office of Kimball & Allison. Those
present were Directors Rees, Rogers,
stephens, Adams, Kimbal, Woolley and
Moyle and Secretary Rolapp.
The matter of the election of permanent
officers came up, but after considerable
discussion it was deferred until the next
meeting. 4 number Of the members were
in favor of taking immediate action. but as
the board is divided as TO who shall be the
president for the ensuing term, the sup
porters of Mr.. Moyle, Of Salt Lake, sue
ceeded in having the election deferred.
The secretary said he had notified Archi-
tect D. Hermcourt of the action taken at
the previous meeting of the board.
MIR. Rogers moved that an executive
committee be appointed TO serve until per-
manent officers were selected. Messrs.
Adams, Stephens, Rogers and Kimb bail
were subsequently appointed as that board.
On motion Of Mr.. Moyle steps were taken
to effect settlement with Architect D.
Bemecourt TO certainty whether or not
the beard owed him anything or vice versa.
z Mr.. D. Hemecourt was discharged by the
board, which alleged that he had made GER
tain changes in the plans since their &C
ceptanee, and on motion of Mr. Rogers a
committee was appointed to investigate the
matter and report thereupon.
Drs. Graves and Armstrong made appli-
cations for the position of physician for the
reform school, which were passed over for
one week.
MIR. Woolley then brought up the CUES
ton Of reducing the expenses. He stated
he had carefully summed the matter I'D and
had concluded that 1t was necessary TO take
such a step if the board expected TO keen
within the bounds of the appropriation
made by the last legislature, unless thew
expected 10 come out at the end Of the next
two years with heavy deficiency, and the
legislature had passed a resolution that
there should be none.
After some discussion the salary of the
superintendent, who has heretofore re-
ceived $50 per month. and the matron $50.
was fixed for both at $50. The salary of
the assistant superintendent was reduced
from SO 10 SEQ, and that of the nightwatch
from $50 10 S45. The school teacher will
hereafter get SIS; cook, SIS. and all The
guards SIS per month. The total reduction
in wages alone viii amount to about 81 $50
yearly. The members of the board showed
the intention Of making all retrenchmeuts
possible during their administration.
The board adjourned for two weeks.
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HAD NOT sIErT FOR YEARS,

Mr.. A. jackson. an old resident Of Rusks
Texas, anS manager of the nagIinceno
wew hotel at Rusk, informs us he had ros
glept st night for years, except III shors
naps, owing to incessant coughing. He
was advised when very much run down to
try Billiards. Horehound Syrup; he was
Immediately relieved of his cough and his
rest improved TO such degree that he
could sleep soundly all night. MIR. jackson
states: ~ regard Billiards. Horeheund
Syrup superior to any cough sprup On tho
market, and its freedom from opium and
morphine leave no constipation after using
1t. For this reason alene I consider it the
best cough syrup in the world for children.
My lungs nre now stronger than they have
been for y ears. This syrup is very sooth-
ing to the throat and lungs." Sold by
Zion's Coop. Mercantile Institution drug
iepaEment.
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KAYSYILLE CLICKS.

Meeting OF the First Democratic Council-Re-
publican Raily-Jeferson Day.
The first regular session of the Demo-
cratic city council was held Monday even
ing last with all present.
REPORTS.
The judiciary committee reported favor
ably on the petition of the Brown Banking
company, asking reduction of license.
The report was adopted and the matter of
drafting an ordinance In keeping with the
report was referred back to the committee.
The same committee reported adversely
on the matter of raising the salaries of city
officers. Tabled.
The irrigation committees report recon-
mended that ordinances be drafted in con-
formity with territorial statutes on con-
trolling and regulating irrigation water.
adopted.
PETITIONS.
From Swan & Co., asking for license as
retail liquor dealers for three months, con-
mencing April 70, was granted.
From Z. w. Layton, asking that he be
REIN bursed for amount expended on Cherry
street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, was rejected.
CLAIMS.
L. Taylor's Dill, amounting to SIS. &C, for
services SIS watermaster, was referred.
The following claims were allowed:
Ex-Marshal Taylor. sf3 90
w. II. Barton, N arsh IL 80
G. Burton, lr., eK-treasurer------- 90
Total SIS 50
The following appointments were made:
Auditor of public accounts-T. H.
Phillips.
Supervisor Of streets-H. T. Robins
Sexton-John Barton.
Chief of police--Ernest Galley.
Jailor-W. H. Barton.
Watermsster-Levi TAYLOR.
Quarantine physician-J. Barton.
Poundkeeper-J. w. Galley
Adjourned.
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
The first time the people Of Kaysville will
have an opportunity OF hearing Republican
doctrine publicly expounded from local
rostrum was accorded them at the music
hall on Tuesday evening last. The very
novelty Of the thing drew out quite large
audience of Democrats and others in addi-
ton to the ''noble 2l'' local hangers-on to
the e. @. p, who OF course were there In
solid phalanx.
Frank j. Cannon, the slver-tongued or
ator from the Junction city, and John Nj
Zane, of Salt Lake, occupied about an hour
and a quarter each in u vain endeavor to
bulldoze the voters OF this locality into The
Republican party. They seemed to care
fully avoid reference to the vital questions
of difference between the great national
parties and spent most or the time in dis
cussipg local issues. Mr.. Cannon. in his
remarks, dilaied at length upon the kind
treatment that had been given 10 the Nor
men people under Republican rule, and en-
deayored to throw all the responsibility for
adverse legislation against Utah upon the
Democratic party. In doing this the
] sneaker presumed just little too much
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cause: the Spanish Forkers did not come on
the ground, they were mot in it,'' and the
money was forfeited. But to-day Payson
goes over there to run MIR. Rhoades, the
barber, against Mr.. Furguson, the saloon
keeper, on bet of $50.
The Ecclesiastical authorities and many
others have gone to Provo to-day to attend
quarterly conference. Fine horses are to
be seen daily on our streets. Mr.. Nall has
located in Payson; he brought with him
three fine specimens of horses He thinks
Payson will be him home. KRATs.
PAYsoN, April 16.
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Probate Court.

The following cases came up in probate
yesterday:
In tie matter of the estate of Reese T.
Heninger; hearing continued till April IS
at 10 o'clock a. M.
In the estate of Mary Smith, deceased,
William Smith flied objections 10 the ad-
mission of the xill to probate
Laura Saunders, by her attorney-in-fact
hled demurrer TO the answer of William
Smith.
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The cattIamen,s Congress

A meeting was held in the Office of Mayor
Turner yesterday afternoon Of the COM
mittees appointed TO assist in the arrange
ments for the forthcoming csttlemen's con-
gress from the chamber of commerce, city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-17

Conventions in Ogden City will be held
at the following places:
First Precinct-At the city hall.
Second Precinct-At the schoolhouse on
Grant avenue, between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets.
Third Precinct-At Mound Fort school
house.
Fourth Precinct-At the county court
house.
Fifth Precinct-At the Fifth Ward Edu-
cational institute.
In the county precincts conventions will
be held at such places as presidents of the
several Democratic societies may designate.
All delegates must be provided with Gre
dentials signed by the presiding officer Of
the meeting elecung them.
BY order of the county Democratic COM
mittee. G. Z. RICHARDS,
JESSE B. BARTON, Vice-Chairmsn.
Secretary.
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PROV
A DISPUTED FOOT RACE.
1t Never Came OFF and Fraud is Claimed, as
Also the Cash.

In the First district court witnesses
were examined in the case of James
Rooney VS.. Lester Taylor. Ruben Butts
YVES interested with Rooney to the amount
of about $500, staked on Kenesy. AS soon
as the sprinters came through he told Tay
Tor it was no go and not to give-up the
money. There was wave of excitement
and Rooney flashed up pistol, which the
witness promptly ordered him to put up.
The crowd of more than a thousand people
left the track and went into town, eager
to know what the judges would decide.
Butts consulted Lawyer Dana. who told
him to make the demand for the money in
writing, whereupon he went TO q saloon
and had some persons sign as witnesses to
this demand.
Henry Harrison, who has some money
up which is awaiting the result of this
trial, stated he heard the demand made for
thesmoney.
T. w. Lewis heard the Rooney men cry
out no go when the race began and also
heard the demand made for the money.
MIR. Taylor and other witnesses on the
defense deny any demands having been
made upon him (Taylor) not to pay over
accordance with the decision of the judges.
a sealed verdict will be given on Mon
day morning.
Suit was brought in the Justices court
yesterday by John Jensen against Robert
Boardman for forcibe detainer, in holding
certain piece of land, the property of the
plaintiff, and thereby damaging him to the
extent of $40. The recovery of the land
and this amount of damage and costs are
contended for. E. A. Wilson appears for
the plaintiff and A. G. Sutherland the de-
PENDANT. The case is set for April 20.
The jury in the case of the First Ma
tional bank VS.. J. A. DeValley returned q
sealed verdict which will be made known
| on Monday.
Harry Nelson, of Castle Gate. D. N
| Straup and Attorney Gilchrist and A. H
Kimball, of Salt Lake, are in the city.
B. F. Flimer. the restauranteur, has just
returned from prospecting tour to Tintic
and is in the happiest mood over the dis
coveries made by the company in which he
| is interested. Joe Daniels, John Deal
| Joseph Bullock, and several others with
| him, have received some very fine assays
| and are making preparations for the ship
ment of ore from their claims.
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Arrested for unlawfnl Combination.

Deputy United States Marshal W. F. st.
John yesterday arrested James Taylor and
his alleged plural wife, Annie Dyer Taylor,
on the charge of unlawful cohabitation.
Both gave bonds for their appearance
Taylor is secretary of Weber stake
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BRANCH OFFICES:
DEMOCRATIC MASS CONVENTIONS
10 be Held in tie Several Precincts of Weber
County.

Democratic mass conventions are hereby
called to be held in the several precincts of
Weber county, on Friday, the Doth day of
April, 1892, at 7:3O O'Clock pm, for the
purpose of electing delegates and altern-
Rtes TO the territorial Democratic conven-
sicn to De held in Ogden, Utah, on May IA,
tss2.
The delegates so elected are also TO meet
on May IA aud elect q county Democratic
committee.
The tifty-fve delegates allotted to Weber
county have been apportioned to the sew
eral precincts thereof, es follows:
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OGDEN.
EASTER SERVICES.
The Reform school-Cattlemen's Congress
Courts-Arresa-Gene Gleanings.

The Reform School-Cattlemen's Congress
Observation-Disclosures Glesnings.
Special Easter services at the Five
Points Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day. April Il, Easter and missionary ser
mon at 1O:45 a. N. Sunday school at 2 80
p. n. Sunday school concert at Z 80 p. N.
Special music and decorations.
Epworth league business meeting Mon
day evening.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give Dainty Maids Festival" at the
New West academy on next Friday even
ing, April %, att 80 o'clock. An admis-
sion OF 10 cents will be charged.
''Christ and the Resurrection" will be
Rev Mr.. Utter's subject in the United
States court room this evening, explaining
why Unitarians celebrate Easter. Every
body invited.
Church of the Good Shepherd-Morning
service; musical programme:
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First precinct--------.--------- 6
Second precncJ------------------- 8
Third precinct
Fourth precinct----.-- ------------------------ s
Fifth precinct
Huntsville precint.
Eoen precinct ?
North Ogden preciEct-
Pleasant View :
Plain City precinct ?
Statewide precinct --------------.-..
Marriott precinct.
Harrisville precnct-------------------
kanesvile preclnct------------------
West Weber precinct
Wilson precinct.
Hooper precinct
Burcn Creek precinct----------------
RiVerdale precinct
Uintah ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-07-07
,A CALI,...

The Democratic Central Com
mistee d, Bollinger,, County is
hereby called to meet at the
courthouse, in Marble Hill, on
Saturday, July the 9th. 1892, for
the purpQAs Of considering the
advissbility Of voting, in The
primary election under. the Ass-
tralisn, ballot law, and trans-
acting such other business q
may properly come before the
Committee. , ".
THIS ACTION, b requested by 1
majority Of tho candidates inter
ested, hence the call.
RosERr DRrM, Chairman.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-07-07

! IsUTDsVlLI1D LOCAIaRrs.
Bo4lpgsr County tri&iay cleo:
ton, JHlZ Is.
~: = Il .;,elti;'.sa . ast .sa vim ar.
!. Di,. !. T. Bisfs Il having 3
nice barn built.
!. &. A. shitlsy, formerly II this
place, is here On . visit.
jesse EnsieSsrdt, Who has
been quite sick, is convalescent.
Miss Maud, Tdrner. formerly
of this place, il here visiting
friends.
Miss Sarah Shelf Of st. Louis
came down on q visit to friends
Sunday.
DIT. j. W. Back aud family
went 70 Zalma Sunday to spend
the Fourth.
Mi. Moore Of jackson {, came
up Sunday to see his partner,
J. F. Holmes.
(, Gordpn statlsr of St. Louis
came down Sunday on a visit to
his father and family.
E.. ". Curtas Of Hadges Park.
ILL.,, wa, the guest Of f. j. Cav.
aness the first Of. the week.
Miss ,pollie Balm of White.
water was visiting Miss Vallie
Rsvelle the first Of the week.
Mr.. !, Eli. sparlock left last
week for bis old hqme in Indi.
ana to visit bis many friends.
Dr.. A. ]. MayAeld and family
Of st. Louis are visiting rel
atites and friends here this
week.
Miss Minnie Modresoryi, who
has been visiting relatives in
Kentucky. returned home Sat
urday.
| Marion Welkes,r and wife Of
Besstllle Were visiting friends
and relatives here the first Of
the; week.
1, W. ]. ,cavaness and wife d
Hadges Park, Ill. we're. visiting
| relatives and friends here the
first Of the week.
| Ies Tankersley, 4 typo 81 tic
Daily BRA force, Cape Girar,
dead, came up on q visit to hi
parents Saturday. /.
| Dr. D, W. Farrar. 81. Wayne
county and bis mother Of Mad
ison county are spending .
few days among friends IL
Lutesyille this week. NM
John Hatcher Of Marble Hill
was arraiened before the Mayor
of lntesville last Tuesday, and
fined $40 fof disturbing TIKI
peace Of our little village.
Died, on July the 1st. at hel
residence ii the. Flat Woods
Mrs. Sarah Moore. She leavet
several loving children and "a
host of friends to mourn theil
loss.
Miss Lou Shell and Mr.. Harry
Brown, both Of st. Louis, were
married at 0. ]. Snider's Mon
day evening, Rev. Bowman Of
Aciating. The loving bride and
groom LETT for st. Louis Tues
day, where they will live aud
be happy.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-07-07

T. Ed. Bair ok Birds Point eel.
ebrated here.
la good Baking powder at
Drums for only ten cts.1b.
"A picnic, win be given at
Scopus on July the 10th.
Five po'tods bf good Rio
coffee for one dollar at Drums'.s
Sarah +. trovsns Of Brown.
wood spent the Fourth here.
The Bollihssr County Bank
buys county warrants and good
notes.
Democratic Central Com.
mitteemen should remember the
call-July the 9th.
Bring your bacon, wool and
lard to Drums and get the best
price.
Mrs. w. P. McCans went to
FredericktoMh yesterday en- a
visit to her mother.
Gents, Boys and. Childrten's
summer hats ct DRUMS by the
wholesale.
Oliver Perkins of Coltax,
ILL.,, sends us $1.6O and says he
cannot do without the PRESS.
Boys, young. men, and old
men, Drums is the place to get
your shirts.
Miss Edi\a and Lsttle Fink
of BrownwooA are the guests Of
Misses Julia and Flora Jamison.
twenty, pounds. Of nice
light .browh rsugar at DRUMS
for one dollar.
william, Proctor will pre.
sent his petition to the court,
asking for q new dramsh0p Ii
cense, this week. 7;
Boys, yoang men and old
men. Drums is the place to get
your summer hats.
-,surveyoe RILEY ,lets last
Weehfor philadelphia, Pa, to
visit his dau0hlef. He will be
gone about ten days.
King \ Retelle now have
the completsst and best line
Of shoes IN Bollinger County.[Nt
| As We don't wish to carry
. large stock over until next
spring, we will sell hats | at cost
for 81 days. Rosa M. FtscHER.
When butter fails to come
aften.the customary amount Of
chnrhing, q teaspoonfal pt soda
or saleratns will be found good
to expediate matters.
Ladies', lookout tor that
large supply Of new sunimer
dress goods Just coming to
Drums.
Gentlemen, Drums is The
place to buy your summer coats
and vests. He has just receiv-
ed a large supply.
"A large panther leaped. into
a farmers yard near St. Marys,
Mo-, and grabbed a baby and
carried it away. The baby was
killed by the animals teeth.
= Black lawns, white lawns,
figured lawns, white dress gouds,
black and. fancy colored satips,
all at DRUMS at prices to suit
everyone. ), ). s.
"A. Bohnsack is agent fot
all kinds of grain and grass cpt.
ting machinery manufactured
by the, Milwaukee Harvesting
Company. .,. " -.
"A ,teaspoonfnl Of botax tut
into the last water In which
clothes are rihsed, will. whilen
them strptislnkly. Pound the
borax 10 1t will dissolve easily.
4 z-.NoW 10 THE time TOR every
family to have i bottle Of Dr.
Jaqtes' Uood bsmatitsn in the
| A~xhh A. A>1(nAG Data Nhr1Aa~
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-07-07

-Ucs ii, Jaqass' ,14by syr.
up k'f,, SIMMER complaint 0f
tsething. !, children-tleaaant TO
take and viii not injure the
most, delicate child. /.
| -Tas Citizen, 81 il Pop|ar Bl4.
reports the discovery, Of psarls
Of surpassipg beauty and in
countless numbers In the shells
Of mussles in Black river.
The Milwaukee Harvesting
Co. is III tho field with, so1ie
greatly improved, machinery
this year. A. Bohhsack is their
agent at this place.
White and figured lawns at
Drums fot only 5 ceRts peE
yard. Also q large stock Of
lady's fans and umbrellas and
parasols from the cheapest to
the best.
C. p, Caldwell, VIM, II.
Morgan and =. M. Wells, dele.
gates, and J. P. ,McManus went
to St. Louis Tuesday to attend
the convention to- nominate
Judges Of the, Supreme. Court,
which met there yesterday.
You CAP purchase from DR..
Jaques, Lutesville, sufficient
wall paper to paper a room 10
#. square and Q f. high, ias low
as $3.50. This includes the Dor.
der under the ceiling.
The season is already over
and in order npt to carry over
any Of this summers stock, we
will give. you immense bargains,
Come and be convinced that we
mean it. Mis-. s. V. JAeUEs.
Tough poultry may be
made more tender by putting
soda or saleratus in the water
with which it is washed. This
applies, to the cooking Of all
meats and Vegetables, especial
" when they are = little old. !!
| -Ren,smbes. that Drums il
the place to sell your WOOL
whyi Because he pays more,
and cafries the largest stock Of
goods .in, Bollipger County, and
! pays. cash fot. what he buys,
which enables him to nndetsell
anybody else.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, you
can get shoes, s,at Drums for lest
money than, at any other place
lin. BollingetS, Go. .Wktl Be
canse he carries the largest and
best selected stock id the conh
t., he pays cash for all his
goods, which. enables him to
andersell anybody else.
"A teaapoonful of soda q
saleratus put in water with boil
| ing cabbage makes it tender
| and destroys the bad oder from
the water. A little boiled with
peas and beams !, makes them
tender and preserves a good
color.
king 4 Revelle, Llntesville
have i large, stock of ready
made. clothing for men and
youths which they will sell fol
cash, a,;actual cost, for the nexl
thirty days, in order to make
room for our immense stock 81
fall and winter goods, which
will be On hand soon. Call ani
secure q bargain. Respectfully
KrNa 4 REtEtIE, Lutesville
u ~
IF. u, IT,. NOTICE. Brothe,
1Atkin Wise, State, hecturer
will address the people Of Bol
linger County ut Marble Hill OF
the 18th day Of July, l692. Th,
County | Union will meet will
Marion Union, neat. Judge johr
A. Millef's, On the 18th inst. b. q.
III taou want to bs sure j
getting shoes that have sol,
leather counters, insolsS mid
die eolss, ontsoles And heels
ahd wAht to use economy II
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-07-07

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