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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
BRUT.tJ MURDER,
while Intoxicated William Morgan Dis
e,nboweled His Friend with n Knife.

WINSTON. y. C.. Jan. 5.--Special-Par-
fcuars were received here tonight OF
brutal murder in Wilkes county. Wilnam
Morgan ana John waters, while intoNi-
Gated. stopped at the home OF Ken.
WelihorrS.
Waters tried TO get Morgan to leave
and when they reached the front door.
Morgan drew his knife ana disemDOWeiled
Waters. causing death in q few hours.
Morgan is In Jail and IL IS feared mat
he VIII be iYnched. lie admits ms gulit
and asks 10. time to prepare for death.
He Is fifty-fiVe years old and has VIE
end four children. He mas been In the
Penitentiary twice for stealing
left "A family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06

CTTAPPEL-Died. Monday January y
lsaS. al 2.45 =. NJ, AT the home OF her
eon-in-law, ". }. oakley, or hehiieo
county. Mrs. UNITY CHAPEL.
Funeral from the residence yesterday
afternoon al 2 O'Clock.
CRUTCHFIELD.-D Died, January ., lSN
Gauohter. Mrs. Emma Taylor. 100 Boyd
street Mrs. MARTHA CRUTChFlEi.D
NEWMAN Died. In Baltimore. on jan
~ John Newman. aged eignty-four
Funeral took place from BYRD street
Station IN TINS city yesterday ~ T.
M.
vooRE-pled. "wednesday night, az The
cadence OF DR. Lewis Wheat, Mrs. l..
d. MOORE. widow OF the late Judgs
John r. Moore. OF Huntsville Ala ann
foord
Notice Of funeral later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
Summing Count Of Anpeals.

The January term Of the court began
Yesterday. with an the Judges present
except Judge Clrdwel. who is unweN
Following is the routine of business:
Jackson against Commonwealth. writ
OF error and supersedeas refused 20 judg-
mont rendered by the County Court ~
Washington county on the S,h Of Novem-
Der. 1885,
McClanahan ard others against Roa-
noke Iron Company and others. Argued
by John Il. Wright. FOR appellant, and
A. A. Phlegsr and William Gordon Rob.
ertson. for appcllees. and continued nn'N
tomorrow.
Cardwell. receiver. ". Kelley. submit
ted on printed notes.
The next cases'to be called are Town
send and Others w. Outien ana otneIs'
and Greer. receiver against haie' e'1'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
RFVOLTTN MARYLAND.
Republicans in Rebellion A gainst the Rule
of senator Wellington.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Jan. 5.-The split
IN the rank OF the Republican members
of the House Of Delegates, which devel-
oped at last nights caucus continued 10
day with the result that the House was
compelled 20 adjourn until tomorrow
without having organized. and there seems
TO be no immediate prospect OF a settle
ment of the difficulty
The trouble arises from the position as
sumed by eleven OF the members or the
Baltimore city delegation. who say they
are i'm rebellion against the rule or United
states Senator Wellington. Governor
Lowndes. and other party leaders. and do
not propose 10 be governed by them.
Without tho aid Of seven Of The seceders'
the Republican majority cannot elect
sneaker. and with four Of them the Demo-
Gratis would have the number necessary
under the Constitution 70 eject an or
ganization.
The senats organized by electins ].
Writ Randall. OF Anne Arundel county
president, and filing the other omces
with the nominees OF the Senatorial eau
Gus held last night. Ballotng for a sue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
Little Elizabeth NAY Boswell.

Elizabeth May. the bright and interest
ing nttle daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Cnas.
VI. Boswell. dicd yesterday morning at
the home or her parents, aged one year
and nineteen days.
The interment Will be in Hollywood to-
day AZ 3:5O O'Clock i. NJ. from the MI.
vernon, corner or Ihird and Franklin
stress.
The bereaved parents nave the sympa-
thy OF many friends IN their SAD arrilctlOn.
The little one was particularly sweet
and interesting enid, ana her loss VIII
be kcCnly felt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06

She VIII Bo Arraigned Monday, Plead
GniIix md RecniNe "A Long scnlence

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Judge Garretson,
District Attorney Youngs and Emanuel
Friend. counsel Tor Mrs Augusta Mack.
held a conference at the queens County
Courthouse to-day at which DO was decid-
ed that Mrs Mack should be arraigned
next Monday
II is said that she will Doe allowed 20
plead guilty 20 mansllugh'or and be sen
fenced 10 a long term of imprisonment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
Wadhili's Nan Gleaves.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.--Special.--J l..
GIeaves. Waddilrs candidate for District
Attorney. is very hopeful tonight OF MS
appointment. Should Gleaves win. II Is
understood that J. HAMPTON Hoge VIII
be rendered the position of Assistant DIS
trict Attorney.
Walker and Ycst are as violently OPP
posed 10 this slate as they are 10 the APP
pOintment of 5. Brown Allen 10 the Mar
shllShin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
FnrCnhan Relief.

WASHINGTON. D.C,Jan. 4-The tund
which is being collected al The Depart
ment OF state fcr the relief q the suffer
ine cubans was increased to-day by the
rces,nt OF s69i. the sum ~ collections so
FAR made by the Washington star Inc
money will he RENTED at once 20 Con
sul-General Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
High Grade Coal in North Carolina.

CHARLOTTE. y. G., Jan. "a special
10 the Observer. from Kings Mountain,
" c.. says that "A government expert
has examined a specimen of the coal
recently discovered near that place. and
pronounces 1t TO be % per cent. carbon.
and a fine sample of anthracite.
The deposit, 1t is said. crops out in sew
rial places
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
"TFH4NN.f rs DEFEATED."
Grosvenor Says He viii Not Re. But Tells
What VIII Happen If Heis.

WASHINGTON. January 5,.-Congress-
man Grosvenor. Of Ohio. who left Co
lunnbus last night. arrived here to-day
and was I'm the House this evening. To
all enquiries as 10 the senatorial contest
no expressed the opinion that senator
Hanna would be reelected.
General Grosvenor Will probably return
70 Ohio before the contest is ended.
III Hanna should be defeated said
General Grosvenor. 1T will be by COM
bination Of Democrats and boiling Re-
publicans. which will give the Democrats
the Senator for the long or short term.
They will not furnish the votes without
getting part Of the spoil. but stu MAIN
tain that Hanna will be reelected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
How the Report Arose.

PARIS. Jan. 4.-Another letter from an
officer OF the Marchand expedition NOW
understood TO be advancing northward
along the Nile. and in the direction OF
Khartoum) indicates that the report OF
the massacre OF the expedition arose
from the massacre OF twenty Senegal.se
rfemen and an officer. Paul Comte, be-
longing 10 the expedition. by natives on
the river Ubanghi. who were subsequent
ly punished by a French armed steam
er.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
Jobacco Assignment.

WINSTON. y. G.. Jan. 5.-Speciai-J.
L. King one of GreensbOro's largest to-
bacco manufacturing firms. assigned to-
day. naming i. ". King trustee.
Liabilities are estimated at S2OwO; as
sets $4,000 Among the preferred credi-
tors are Commercial and National BANKS
II High Point. Tor $500 and Piedmont
Rank Greensboro. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
George r. Adams.

Mr. George F. Adams. n veteran inmate
OF the Soldiers Home. died yesterday
morning at that place IN the siNty-third
year of his age.
Mr.. Adams was a native Of Charles
city county. and served during the war
IN Company X. Fifty-third Regiment
Virginia Infantry. Armistead's Brigade,
Picketts Division.
lie was much loved at the Home. be-
Ing a man Of quiet. gentle disposition
His funeral Will take place to-day
~ u o'clock in Hollywood, Rev. DR.. NJ
u. Hoge conducting the services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
Mevler VIII MOI BE Prosecuted.

MADRID, Jan. 5-The question Of call
ing General Weylcr To account for pro-
testing 10 the queen Regent against the
wording Of President Mckfnlev'S mes
sage 10 Congress and FOR allowing the
document to become public property is
closed public Prosecutor having informed
the Supreme war Council that ne has de-
cided there is no ground for prosecution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
Gen. leatman-Bigos.

LONDON. Jan. 6.-According 10 q spe-
Cial dispatch from Peshawur. General
Arthur GOdelphin Neatman-Biggs, IN
command OF the Second division OF the
Tirah expedition. died on Tuesday. The
news Is confirmed from various sources.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
Mrs. Sarah Watt.

REGENT. VA. Jan. -Special-mrs
Sarah Watt widow OF the late Muse
Watt. died last night AZ the residence
of her nephew. Mr.. John r. Segar in the
sevcnty-secOnd year OF her age.
For several years past she has been
great sufferer from cancer which NJ last
caused her death Mrs. Wiatt came or
one Of the first families OF Middlesex rnd
was widely known as a quiet Christian
ladv
The funeral services will take place at
Wood Farm tomorrow where the inter-
rneuf will be made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06

ChapmaRs pictures OF scenes around
Charleston. 5. c.. are on exhibition at the
Confederate Museum. corner Twelfth and
Clay streets. and can be seen by paying
the door fee at the Museum. The owner
~ them has recently declined 81 900 for
hem offered by the city OF Charleston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
EARTHQUAKE =.

The recent earthquakes have demon
strated to the minds Of reading and
thinking public that Real Estate has
reached bottom. Why not oct upon the
demonstration Of The Highest Authority
Purchase now and the profits arising
from your investments will put you
ahead in the year 1905 Call in and see
CHEWING & ROSE. Real Estate
Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
Mrs. Mary ". neador.

FARMVILLE, VA. Jan. Especial
Mrs Mary W. Meador wife Of w. J.
Meador. died very suddenly at her home
in this place this morning. from heart
trouble
Mrs Meador, was 60 years old and had
been married IS years She leaves three
daughters and one son: W. T.. Meador,
who now lives in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
Pnnnlar Election OF Senators.

WASHINGTON, -. c.. Jan. 5.-Senator
Butler, of North Carolina. introduced a
resolution to-day providing for the cleo
ton Of United States senators by direct
vote of the people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06

LYNCHBURG, VA. Jan. 5.-Speciai.-
Airs. Robert g. Stanard. daughter OF
the late Or. Sylvanus Morris died TINS
morning at her nome in Durham, y. &.
She IS - sister OF Congressman rage
Morris, from the Duluth District MINI.
Her remains VIII be inferred mere on Fri
day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
Down Fast pOstmaSterS.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. THE fol-
lowing Virginia fourth-class postmasters
have been appointed:
Bowden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06

Major y. W. Lynn, late Superintendent
Of the Pcnitsntiary. received a telegram
Tuesday announcing the death or MS
mother. Mrs. b. \. Lynn. at Reinbeck Ia.
she had reached the advanced age of -.
Her long life had been principally spent
in Boudoun county. where she was born
and reared. She leaves six children. three
Of whom reside in Virginia and three In
the West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
ruE TRUE REFoRMERs.

Rev. w. w. Brownies Successor on the
Bsnk's Board OF Directors.
The directors Of the Savings Bank OK the
Grand Fountain. United order or True
Reformers. held their regular annual
meeting at the offices OF the Grand Foua-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06

sIr Green pop. of Nehraska) closed
thu detato for the day with a speech IN
favct OF civil service reform. He crit-
cised Mr. Lands. who. he said. urged the
abJses of the spells system as an argu-
mcpt fer a return 10 that system.
Mr.. Richardson Dem. Of TENNESSEE.
in reply 10 Mr.. Lands, asserted that tho
record showed that when the civil service
was extended to the Government Printing
Office only 81 ipcr cent. OF the employees
had been appointed under n Democratic
administration. while A per cent. had
been appointed by a Republican Public
Printer.
A. 49, d NJ tho House adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
CIVIL SERVICE AND CENSUS.
Continued from First Page.)
lands CRITICISED

cued from the clutch Of the zealots. Mr..
Lands was loudly applauded when he
concluded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
JUDGE JACKSON IS VICTOR.
CONTINUED from First Pagc)

advocated the claims OF Judge J-.'tson
and at the close OF Mr.. Hale's address
Mr.. Folkes. of this CITY, moved the pend
ing question. but the motion was lost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-09
Local Briefs

James Lewis, the man who jumped
from a vehicle in a runaway on Thurs
day, is rapidly recovering.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor.
A. O. U. W., will give a card party in
their hall on Wednesday evening.
Tomorrow night T. b. Lewis will adj
dress the, members of the Washable
club on the subject of Ethics in Poll
tics"
Today at 2 p. m. in Thomas hall,
James Hogan Will further explain the
principles of the Debs' Social Democ-
racy scheme.
1.-THE Pulse of New York. otherwise
known as "A Laughing Festival" has
been booked by Walter Clark for next
Thursday at the Grand
Judge McCarty and his stenographer,
John 5. Rollo, left for the south last
night. The Judge has been in Ogden
about two weeks hearing the Citizens
bank case. ...--.--
On Friday last nine Ogden gentlemen
were guests of Denis Smith on hunt
ing expedition in the vicinity of his
ranch at Little Mountain. They hunted
jack rabbits with. the aid of hounds
and horses, and great sport is reported
to have been had.
The directors of. the Weber club held
meeting. last night and completed ar
rangements for occupying more rooms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-09

girdled lake, whose blue waters are
touched and kissed into opaiescent
beauty by the tender moon beams; l
see them in the chase. i see them
round the council fire, the smoke from
their peace pipes ascending, and
seem TO catch the voices of their old
men and their wise men. l see them
again where the Ratchet has been dug
from the mould and the scream of
their great war eagle falls from the
mountain crags, frightening the timid
wild deer in the valleys; then l seem
to hear the song of the flying arrows
and the shouts of the warriors in bat
tie. / love to remember these simple
men when in every peal of thunder, in
every flash of lightning splitting the
darkened heaven like a sword; in the
swish OF falling rain; in the rush of
the river; in the breaking into bud and
blossom of the flowers, in the rustic of
the passing breeze stirring the leafy
depths Of the cool woods and in all
the innumerable voices of nature they
heard the voice OF God Thus has my
fancy been pleased TO paint them. Time,
the tanning of whose passing wings is
even now as the breath OF our life,
softens all things as the morn light
falling with loving touch on an ancient
rain covers all the broken calmness
and the ruined walls with a softened
beauty. So time has idealiZed the
Washable. If he had faults, We do not
know them now; if he were cruel and
blood-thirsty in warfare, we do not
now remember it. 1t can be truly said
of him that the good he did lives after
him, and the bad has been inferred
with his bones. Looking at him now
down the vistas of the dead years, he
stands luminous and alone, and in
his manly simplicity is the best and
highest type of the pure American. as
such we accept him; as such we emu
late him. and as such we have made
him cur patron saint
The speaker passed from a eulogy of
the Indian to one on the country life
by the Indian IS heritage to the
white man, and from that to a discus
sion of the great issues in politics.
Firmness and fearlessness such as
was found in jefferson and in Jackson
in all great Democratic leaders like
them, and BRYAN, was needed now as
much as in the time of "Old Hickory"
Mr.. Harris made no extended refer
ence to the personality of Jackson, but
considered his character as that of true
Democracy, which he eulogiZed most
highly. He was applauded again and
again.
The Washalies distributed a hand
some embossed souvenir of the occa-
sion, containing their written princi-
pies and platform.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-09
Park City Installations.

Park CITY, Jan. S.-The members of
the A. o. U, W. lodges and their sisters
of the Degree of Honor have been quite
busy this week with installation serv-
ices. Last night at Enterprise lodge,
A o. Z. w. the officers installed were
w. ]. Robinson, NJ. W.; j. E. Thorn
ton, foreman; George O'NeaJ overseer;
H. r. McNeal, financier; E. P. Evans,
receiver: ]. Lindsay, guide; Jacob
Sorenson, 1. w.
Installation of officers was conducted
at the regular meeting of Wasatch
Encampment No. 3, l. o. o. F. last
night by Frank Schuyler, d. D. G.. P
The officers are: w. Loofhourow, c.
P; J. G. Johnston, H. P; o. C. Lock-
hart, S. w; Harry West, ]. w; J. B.
Bushnell scribe; l.. Z. Hubbard, treas
urer.
Miss Merle Whitehead entertained
very pleasantly a party of younk folks
at her home last evening.
The Hiawatha SiXty-three card club
was entertained last night by Miss
Rose Priestly.
William Edwards, an old Ontario
mill man, departed today for KEN
merer, Wyo.
D. S. L. McCorkle went to Kamas
today to resume school work
Miss Ella Richardson of this city
has been selected as assistant in the
Kamas school.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-09
CITY COUNCIL WILL CAUCUS.
Appointments Will Be the Theme of
Discussion.

The city council will caucus again
next week, and endeavor to come to
some understanding as to who will be
supported for the appointive officers.
At present there are several candidates
for each office, all trying to get the
support of the mayor and council. For
chief of police there are Ed T. Morton,
Steve Cotinger, Ed Davenport and r.
d. Robbins, the first two. being Demo-
Gratis and the other two Republicans.
For chief of the fire department the
contest seems to be principally between
William Binford, the present incum-
bent, and Orsen Riser.
For sanitary inspector, William
Moyes and Hyrum Watkins are men
toned.
For street supervisor there are not so
many active candidates, owing to the
strong probability that the office will
be abolished, and its work done under
the direct supervision of the street
committee and the city engineers de-
partment There is also talk of aboI-
ishing the office of sanitary inspector
and having its duties done by the police
department.
For city engineer, n. W. Bethel, the
present incumbent, seems to be the
leading candidate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-09
NOTES
SPRINGVILLE DEMOCRATS.
Primary Called to Select a City
Marshal

Springville, Jan. S.-The new city
council not having filled by appoint
ment the vacant city marshalship.
Hon. William NJ. Roylance, chairman
of the local Democratic committee,
has issued a call for a Democratic
primary to recommend a man for the
position. The primary will meet at
the city hall at II o'clock Monday. AS
the council is Democratic. the recon-
mendation will no doubt be effec-
doubt be effective. This course of ac-
ton is rousing a good deal of fruitless
kicking on the part of desgruntled Re-
publicans, who hoped to obtain recog-
milton from the council for their. can
didate, =. A. Crandall.
The leading candidates are the pres
ent marshal, F. c. Gemmell, an ap-
pointee of the late council, and A. c.
Bird, prominent local Democrat
Gemmell is the probable winner.
DESERTS THE G. o. P.
1t is announced that ]. NJ. Westwood,
an erstwhile prominent Republican Of
this city, has turned his back on the
g. o. p. and will hereafter identify HIM
self with the Democrats. Mr.. West
wood is an old soldier with an honor
able record, was police justice the last
two years, and was in the race for the
postmastership here, but was defeated
by Miss Catherine Dougall.
Mr.. Westwood's change of heart is
being greeted with satisfaction by the
local Democracy.
Bound by An Oath" was played to
a good house last evening by the local
company. Tonight the piece is being
repeated for the benefit of the family
of the late Marshal Clark.
The ice crop is being harvested here,
and a great deal of kicking is being
done by farmers on account of the fact
that the city has no public road to the
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred James returned
to Salt Lake today after a stay of
five weeks in this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-09
AN ELECTION CONTEST.
Recount of Notes to Settle a Bear
River City Dispute.

Recount of Notes to Settle a Bear
River City Dispute.
Brigham, Jan. S-Judge Hart held q
short session of the First district court
today The chief case TO be heard was
the election contest from Bear River
City. a. o. Anderson contested the
election of Jacob Hansen to the Office of
city councilman. The count by the
judges of election gave Hansen 43 and
J. P. Holmgren, Who was running
against him, AZ. Anderson, who was
contesting the election for Holmgren,
claimed that two voters, whose names
were to the plaintiff unknown, pre-
pared their ballots and indicated their
choice by marks on said ballots in IA
Vor Of all candidates on the Citizens
tickets, which ballots were Illegally re-
jected and illegally marked defective"
by the election judges. The ballots were
brought into court, and recount showed
that Hansen was elected, not counting
the alleged defective ballots.
In the case of Heleman Campbell VS..
Frank Edison ct al, the decision for
the amount of relief for damages was
reserved until after the hearing of the
main issue of the case.
Demurrer was submitted without ar
gument in the case of Owens VS.. Oregon
snort Line. 1t Was OIueIeO lilal ue-
murrer be overruled and ten days given
to answer.
In the matter of the estate of Hugh
jones, deceased, J. d. Call was APP
pointed attorney to represent minor and
nonresident hears.
In the case of D. P Tarpey VS.. Mad
sen, five days additional time was
granted defendant to serve amendments
to bill of eceptions.
Ten days additional time was grant
ed plaintiff in case of Box VS.. Tarpey in
which TO file and serve notice of motion
for a new trial and bill of exceptions.
Permission was given J. NJ. COombs,
attorney for defendant in the case of
H. n. Bowring VS.. Lille Bland, to file
additional brief.
In the case of S. H. Kimball VS..
Thomas Atkinson eft al, it was ordered
that Judgment be entered for plaintiff
against all defendants, as prayed for in
plaintiffs complaint.
Adjutant General John Q. Cannon is
in the city today looking up military
matters. A meeting of company c is
called for this evening, when the ques-
ton of armory and other militia mat
tiers will be considered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-09
BOX b, LETTERS.
Five Received at Hebez In One Day
The Postofice.

Z I've hcCS-Veu dJ h6DSL LII Oue LAY
The Postofice.
Heber, Jan. S.-"Box B" letters are
beginning to pour into Heber. Five such
letters came in yesterdays mail. The
recipients were Sven A Peterson, Peter
Hanson, Andrew Erickson, James {.
Murdoch and William II. Harvey.
Mrs. Mary Bond, WHO, last October,
went down to South Carolina to join
her husband, Elder John Bond, writes
home to the effect that she is enjoying
her visit in that part of the country.
Mr.. Bond has been working in South
Carolina for three years, in the capac-
ity of a Mormon missionary. He and
his wife are expected to return to Heber
early II the spring.
We believe Joe Hatch spoke the truth
when he told retiring Postmaster
Bridge that the postmastership was the
only office in Heber the Republicans
could get, and they were determined to
have it, not that they expect to receive
better service than has been rendered
during the last four years.
The city physician has reported a
case of diphtheria in the family of An
d-eu- MAR
The Heber hotel, which has been
closed for some months, has again been
re-opened, and viii be run by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hayes.