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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-20
Police Notes.
behavior.

Chief Pratt has ordered that there be
no rafting of turkeys in saloons.
William Kennedy and Ed Dove were
fined So each for Sunday DRINKS.
Mary White pleaded guilty to prosti-
tuition and was sent up for thirty days.
Harry Smith and John Adkins, held
for drunkenness, We're discharged. Fred
Roth forfeited So on the same offense
Annie Hutchinson, young girl, who
was found in a colored mans room
Saturday night, pleaded guilty to pros
titution and received a siXty-days' SEN
tence.
The keepers of Commercial street
gambling houses deposited the monthly
forfeitures at police station yesterday,
as follows: jim Brown, 500, ]. d. Page,
$25; George Smith, s25.
Frank White who was caught steal
ing coal in the Short Line yards Sun
day night, failed to appear in police
court yesterday, on the charge of petit
larceny, and forfeited s. bail.
Charles Kahler and John Doe, who
raised a drunken disturbance in a
boarding house at the corner of South
Temple and First West Sunday night,
forfeited $40 and S., respectively, in po-
lice court yesterday.
LII answer 10 the Charge VI DeSSlHB,
R. Martin pleaded guilty, and said in
explanation that he had SIG coming to
him and placed it in the hands of
Lawyer Lee for collection He had run
out and wanted some more. Judge
Timmony suspended sentence.
Benjamin Perkins, colored, who
struck Bob Houston in the head with
stone Saturday hight, would plead
guilty only to defending himself, alleg-
ing that Bob had it in for him and COM
menced the attack. He was fined $40.
For being drunk he was fined So and
went to jail.
The dive over the Santiago saloon,
on Commercial street, was raided last
evening and four white girls taken in
custody to the station. They regis
tered as frankie Brown, Pearl Ross.
Ella Lidwilder and Viola Coleman.
Each deposited SO baflsfor appearance
in police court on the charge of prostl-
tuition
Michael Darling, who raised COM
motion in Plum alley Saturday night,
was shown to be a hard case in police
court yesterday. Policeman Will Hill
ton said he was summoned into the al
ley by the Celestials, who cried out,
Big man. Kill 'em ALL The officer
said he was the meanest man he had
seen for many day In fact, he rained
blows at and tried to chew him up.
Judge Timmony gave him $25 for dis
turbing the peace and S. for drunken
nees, all of which he is boarding out
with Jailer Kimball.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-20
COUNTY FISH AND GAME AFFAIRS
FACTS OF INTEREST FROM WAR
DENIS ANNUAL REPORT.
Culture of Fish, Protection of Game,
and Consumption of Both-Mount-
ain Dell Road.

The effectiveness of the law providing
for the protection of fish and game in
Salt Lake county was made known at
yesterdays session of the board CT
county commissioners in the annual re-
port of Martin earn, the county fish
and game warden. The report states
that during the year, with the assist
ance Of Deputies Bingley and Rudy
and the protective association, seventy
four arrests have been made for vio-
lations 'of the fish and game laws. Of
these there have been fifty-siX convic-
tons, yielding SIS each in fines, besides
costs. The 200 miles of lakes and
streams were patrolled a total distance
of % 465 miles. According to the re-
port, quail are increasing in numbers
and the eastern brook trout planted in
Parley's creek, which stream is now
closed to anglers, are thriving. Next
summer $1,000 more of that kind of
trout will be planted, making 10000 in
all. Miller & Hampton's fish hatchery
at Mill Creek is reported TO BE pro-
ductive of splendid results, and 500
eastern brook trout from this hatchery
will be given to the county to reim-
burse for the loss of young trout Dor
rowed from Big Cottonwood creek to ex-
pertinent ON.
In the Salt Lake markets the past
year SIS, 4V9.50 worth OF Utah-cauSht
fish and game were consumed, while
of the imported and sea fish the value
reached 1914, 40. The local product sold
is classified as follows: Bass, $5,95155;
trout, $4,225; ducks, $6,6S1; grouse, ST.
3O2; deer, $3.50.
The only other matter of public i'm
portance considered by the board was
the discussion of the controversy re-
lating to the pioneer road in Mountain
Dell precinct. Three propositions were
under Amusement: to reopen the old
road, to spend a few hundred dollars
to make an acceptable new thorough
fare, earn and Armstrong to pay half
the cost, or to make a limited highway.
reached through gates and open
only to team travel. Before definitely
deciding the matter the county sur
veyor will run some lines and report to
the board.
The board adjourned until Tuesday,
the 9th inst.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-20
Story of a Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease is the worst
form of slavery. George D. Williams
of Manchester, Mich, tells how such a
wife has been so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over in bed
alone. After using two bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters she is wonderfully i'm
proved and able to do her own work. -
This supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness, sleep
Iessness, melancholy, headache, bach
ache, fainting and dizzy spells. This
miracle-working medicine is a godsend
to weak, sickly, run down people. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only 80 cents. Sold
by z. C. M. 1. drug department.
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SAYS SHE STOLE HIS WATCH
COMPLAINT MADE YESTERDAY
AGAINST FLORENCE BROWN.
Sentence Suspended In the Case of
Andrew Christianson-Ben Per-
kins Fined S2o-Police Notes.

A complaint was made at police sta
ton yesterday by a man, who claimed
to have been robbed of his watch by
a young woman, who. gives her name as
Florence Brown, with whom he was
out riding Sunday evening. Policeman
Hempel arrested her last evening in
a restaurant and brought her to the
station, where she admitted having
stolen the watch, saying that the man
was SO drunk she thought he wouldn' t
miss it. She directed. the officers where
they could find the watch, and Detect
i've Sheets and Policeman Davies went
out and recovered it. After the fellow.
got his watch back he was not disposed
to prosecute the girl for petit larceny,
and she was placed in Jail on the char &c
of prostitution.
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DUEL OVER A WOMAN.
Texans Settle a Difficulty, and One
Is Dead.

st. Louis, Dec. IA special to the
Post Dispatch fror1 Dallas, Tex, says:
Jake Still was killed by 3. B. Ray, on
the Pan Handle plains, sixteen miles
north of Clarendon, last Saturday. and
1t became known today that the shoot
ing was in reality duel over a woman.
The name of a daughter of one of the
principals figured in neighborhood talk.
On Saturday Still passed Rays house.
when the latter called him back and
said:
Jake, are you ready to straighten up
that talk you have been making?"
Yes. I'm as ready as I'll be. Get
your material and come on said Still.
Ray came out with a shotgun and a
six-shooter. Still had dismourte,. from
his horse. and fired his pistol at Ray.
missing the latter's head. Ray fired
enc barrel at Stills horse. dropping it.
ard tllen emptied the other barrel and
his pistol in Stills body, killing him
Ray went to Clarendon. gave hia,self
up. and was released bond Of So
500
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TERRA HAUTE CONFEDERATION.
Fire Destroys Over a Million Dollars
Worth of Property.

Terre Haute. Ind, Dec. 19-The worst
fire in the history of Terre Haute oc-
Cured tonight, causing a loss of over
81. 000.000 The blaze started in the big
company, wholesale and retail dealers in
dry goods and notions.
The following firms are the heavy los
ers: Havens & Geddes. 100000; Breinig
s; Miller, furniture, SIS eco: Pixley d Co.
Sl00.090; Terre Hfaute Shoe company,
wholesale. $4,000: Albrecht q Co., retail
dry goods. $3.50 600; United States Bank
ing company, SS0,000; Thorman q Schloss,
clothiers, $50, CO.,
a number of small concerns were liter
ally annihilated in the fan of the rear
wall of the .Havens d Geddes wholesale
house.
The fire started at 500. when the en-
ployees of the establishment were at their
homes for dinner.
Two saleswOmen were seriously injured
in jumping from the secOud-stOry window
Of the Ravens &, Geddes building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-20
CHICAGO Bo0DLERS BEATEN.
streetcar Franchise Ordinance Buried
By Hostile Committee.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE ordinance pro-
vidlng for the extension of the franchise
Of Chicago's streetcar lines was again
the subject of denberation in the city
council tonight. but no decisive action
was taken on il. On motion of Alderman
Mayo. an opponent of extension. the or
dinance was taken from the railroad com
mittee and referred to the committee on
city hall. This motion prevailed by a
vote of 90 10 81, although the point of
order was made that the committee on
city hall was not an appropriate COM
nlittee. Mayor Harrison overruled this
point OF order and the ordinance is now
IN the hands of the city hall committee
which is regarded as anti-extension in
sentiment
The committee is largely a perfunctorv
one, and it is not thought likely the or
dinance viii ever be reported on or even
the ordinance generally admit defeat.
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Sentence Susnanded.

Andrew Christensen, who stole a
gold watch and chain from f. B. Funk
on Commercial street Sunday night,
pleaded guilty to the charge of petit
boys confession and his unfavorable
home conditions. coupled with the in
disposition of Mr.. Funk to prosecute,
were taken under consideration by
Judge Timmony, who decided to sus-
pend sentence, pending his future good
behavior.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-20
Do Your Children Thrive?

1t is the business of children to eat
and grow. If you have a child that eats
well, but does not grow, or if its appe-
tite is variable, you have cause to sus-
pect worms. There are apt to be other
symptoms. Face is pale, eyes are dull.
sleep is broken, child picks at its nose
and is restless and fretful. Use Whites
Cream Vermifuge. Every worm will be
destroyed and the child will be able to
grow and develop as nature intended.
Price. % cents.
Sold by z. C. NJ. I. Drug Department.
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Exclusive NeckWear.

New patterns and shapes for Holiday
buyers.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF Co.
166 Main street
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HOLIDAY RATES,
Via Union Pacific Railroad.

For the Xmas and New Years holt
days, Union Pacific will sell tickets to
points within $50 miles and return at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale Dec. "a, %. 26, 81, Jan. / and 2, with
limit of Jan. 4, 1899.
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ITS FRUITLESS TASK
Board of Education Committee Be-
gins Investigation.
MRS. HORNE THE SUBJECT
b THIRD PRECINCT SCHOOL REso-
LUTIoNS THE CAUSE.

Charges That consumptive Teachers
Are Employed and the Board Is
Prejudiced Against Home Talent
Heated Colloquy Between Board
Members on Religious Questions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-20

Famous Work
on Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Blankets and
Lace Curtains.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
1e6 Main street.
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You Give the Call,

4 OtA CIV : I11~ ~tI117
We do the rest, and produce unexcelled
work on Shirts. Collars, Cuffs, Elan
nels, Blankets and Lace Curtains
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
166 Main street.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUcEMEN1
Black Silks
FOr chrigtrnas Presents.

For CHRISTMAS presents,
guaranteed Qualities at very lowest
prices; largest selection in black and
colors in the CITY.
E. AUERBACH & BRO.
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See large display card in window for
extraordinary specials in cloak depart
ment, from $3.50 to $3.50 p. m. every
evening this week.
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The Z. S. Govt Reports
& show Royal Baking Powder
. superior to aH others.

Our Store Open Every Evening
until Xmas.
T. AUERBACH &. BRO.
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New Astrokhan capes

just in; elegant assortment; extra long,
and large, beautiful. curly effect. at
+. AUERBACH & BRO.
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VerV Useful

And appreciated Night Robes and Pa
jamas; our lines complete.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
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All forms of scrofula, sores, boils.
pimples and eruptions are quickly and
permanently cured by Hoods Sarsa-
narilla.
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gentleman New York City Ripans Tabules
excellent thing for dyspepsia observed after using fifty
ues that they his great kidney bladder
"About two hours after taking said copousy
that at time almost became alarmed though
something thick like passing also slight pain
stoppage noticed On consulting physician learned
that the fact that passed while taking
the bules was detrimental and that
the momentary oppage caused by collection of the
washed of the bladder by the urine de-
sirable thing have brought
p drtB Intended 6neeTa
h h bynm
EuLE Tb at1 &
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startling Price offerines

for this week in fine linen table sets
Christmas values. absolutely unmatch.
able. F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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walkers Store speciaIs

Navajo Blankets, Choice Lot,
Just received at z. C. NJ. 1.
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walkers Store Specials.

Walkers Store Specials.
See large display card in window for
extraordinary specials in cloak depart
ment, from $50 to $3.50 D. m. every
evening this week.
Every linen table set in the house
this week at special sale price.
F. AUERBACH 81 BRO.
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Holiday Presents at Bargain Prices.
The unparalleled Bargain Offers at
y. C. NJ. l. are open during the whole
week before Christmas.
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Our stn,.

Our Store Open Every Evening
until Xmas.
+. AUERBACH & BRO.
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MRS. HORNE's MOTIVES.

MY attitude in this" said Mrs.
Horne: 4 am taxpayer. a teacher
and have a daughter in the schools.
offered the resolution with the best in
tentions for the public good, and with
the hope that these evils would be rem
edied.
Superintendent Millspaugh said that,
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Glassware Sale

For six solid weeks and never finch? There are people who Mt a nrce here
nd therc tc ADVERTISE, but when you get there the goods have gone p. But
MINOR absolutely filings em TO the winds Yes, let her go, Galager, until
April 70. Then, and then only, shall this rampant, riproaring, competition
k'lng' cutting and FLASHING celebration sale of Glassware stop. Yes. it has
decided to u her right on till April Goth, and then stop her for good.
They tell you, Hit amt so; they can't ford it," Eth? We'll, lust come
and see for yourself MINOR has been doing these things that can't be
l fa "a To- nine E}sars,a aud every now and then he has to have more room.
S will soon take the wholot town to hold him. And what's the secret Of it ali.
opot Cash. UndcIbuy- UndcrseL. Pay the money down. Let the next
man do the san thing. Prices and value do the work. Long time and long
pr0nt am al Int In IT. dstsa here's a tale of voc TO benghted competition
Table T.mhlers 1oc. set Of six. Heavy Well Ripe 50 feet for loo. Half.
Be BAL e. s innn nav ss Ry 2!s =. zee is Plug .ESsaosss iTs;iss. zee
m more. 1.DD99:you like to pay double price for your qnid2 If mo-, come right
;. handsome Decorated farlor Lamps, with fancy decorated chimneys,
80 kiometsrs hghh, during this sale 2c. Rejecting Side Lamps, complete,
large size, 23c Those pretty little Night Lamps 19c. Lamp Chimneys &C.,
&c. &c, C to . Ion the l5c goods. Hand and Stand Lamps 1Oc, 15c, tic,
le, ETC. + Those o, large Vase Lamps 7c, soc to sll9. Heavy yardvide
onect'n1S 90 yard hn r goods 4G. Spring and Summer styles in Calcoes
&c: Will sell you small bolts 10 to 20 yards. Table Gobhts 2c set.
Now, there is something behind all this You will know what it is some
OF these days, but W. mu.t keep 1t to ourselves at present, You may have an
idea, but you don't know what it is.
Specia! prices to the trade in our Wholesale Department
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cUTIUE.

II. f.. HILL,
S. NJ. ORR, M. ID.
w. III. NARDIS, NJ. D
J. p. DUcKaTT. NJ. ID.
The Firm of IIill-Orr Drug Co. has this
day been reOrganiZed, as we have decided
To increase our business in the Wholesale
Department. This department has been
steadily increasing for past year on ac-
count Of our selling goods at the same
prizes as CharJh-tOp, Columbia, Augusta
and Atlanta. Now, our idea IL that we
shall be thu distributing point for upper
South Carolina, southern part of North
Carolina n part of Georgia.
DR. w. IL Nardin and DR.. j.. p. Duckett
haro been added to tho firm, and with
their influence rnd the influence Of their
Increased capital, we feel certyin Of dOub-
ing our trade. We xpect To sell every
merchant in our iIne for a radius OF one
hundred miles, for we will keep the
goods that they need aud Will sell them
at Wholesale prices our retail and pre-.
scriptipn department will be given the
same careful attention that has been be-
slowed upon 1t for the past two years.
We have blways insisted that a man
shonld be able 10 ger his prescriptions
filled when he needed them and are pre-
Jared to fill the same night or day, as our
prescription clerk sleeps over the store
and can to- called at any time, day or
might. Our charges are reasonable and
our medicines are fresh and are put up
according to the prescription, as VIC never
substitute.
We ask all who have not closed up their
accounts for last year to do at once, as the
old firm must be settled up i'm Immediately.
HILL-O ORR DRUG co.
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MY customers and tho general public
AVA will take notice that Elias Single
on is no longer in my employment. /
nave employed n reliable man to sell Fish
Tor ine. so please give him your orders.
l have been III the fish business for nine
y cars and have always tried 10 giva salts
faction, and will appreciate Il continuance
of your patronage. I handle all kinds Of
Florida Vegetables and Fruits in and out
Of season. Also. q full line of Fancy
Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars, Oranges,
Bananas. &c at wholesale.
j. F. FAINT,
Florida Fish and Fruit Store.
April 20. 1898 43 Sm
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THE COUNTRYS PATRIOTIC pUH.
POSE.

Some were for peace and some were
for war. But now that this yy-
c%rnincnt has determined on Il line Of
policy which has for it's object the
freedom I the practically cnslavc,l
people of Il n%cighbnring island, our
purpose is one. Partisan differences
arc abatcd. fractional interests are
hnshcd. We are u united people to
uphold the Stars and stripes emblem
Of our country's glory. There is now
no north, no south, no east, no vest
We are soldiers Of Washington.
1t is a mighty purposc-thc freeing
of L people struggling with despotic
power for God given liberty. We
have tried to shirk the responsibility.
We have cntrcatcd the Spanish pco-
pie to quit their barbaric mctho DDS, re-
alizing that it is Il delicate matter 10
interfere in the uuarrcls OF others.
But day by day the agony has accn-
mulatcd, eliminating in the dcstruc-
ton OF an American battlcship and
the loss Of many precious lives
precious because they stood in our
place; they wc,c our consccratcd
representatives.
Ehcsc considerations have imlcllcd
us to action-to demand that this foul
business shall cease. It, now becomes
the part and duty of every patriotic
American citizen to uphold the hands
OF those in authority in executing the
purpose upon which we have de-
tcrmincd. The Spaniard must go-,c
must quit America forever. 1t is a
sN'lime cdict. 1t is Anglo-Saxon as
scrtion of supremacy over the earth
a proud boast: but in it are involved
the questions Of universal liberty and
permanent peace. 1t looks forward to
the time when VIC shall beat our
ploughsharcs into pruning hooks. It
has for its object the recognition of
universal brotherhood under Divine
control and guidance. This sounds
like Il paradox, but it is Il sublime
truth, just a. the Prince Of Peace said
he had come to scn.l Il sword on the
caith- sin lighting involves war, and
peace supremacy means the same thing
when the conditions become intolcra.
bic, ~ they have in Cuba.
And SO We stand face to face with
our ancient enemy, and the c"annon's
roar need occasion no surprise. Blood
will probably be spilled. precious lives
will likely be sacrificed, bu, it is
through blood-lctting and willing
sacrifice that VIC rcacl. the heights of
perfect achievement and ultimate
glory. nacr the inspiration IF a
great purpose. let us face the cond;
tinns with stout hearts and brave de-
termination, praying the God of our
fathers to aid us in our unscl6sh work.
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Free Pills.

Send ynnr address to II. Il. Buckleu e.
CO Chicago. and get a free sample box Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial will
convince you of their merits. These p:!ls
are easy in action and are particularly
effective in the cure Of Constipation and
Sick Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troibles they have been proved in invaluable.
they are guaranteed To he perfectly free
rom every deleterious substance and TO
be purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone t. the
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the
system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold
by Hill-Orr Drug Co.
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Law Makes Militia Equal 70 Regulars

WASlllNGrnN, April 10. The war
department bill 10 provide for tempe
rarily increasing the military cstab-
liShmcnt i'll time Of war was sent to-
day to Chairman Hull, Of the house
military affairs committee, and Senator
llaw!cy. the chairman Of Il similar
committee in the Senate.
The measure was prepared under
the Immediate supervision Of .Assis.
tant Secretary Mcikcli,hn.
The following are the provisions of
the bill in full.
lie 1t enacted, etc. that I'LL able
bodied male citizens of the United
States. and all rcrSonsuf foreign birth
who shall have decided their intention
to become citizens of the United
States under aud i'll pursuance Of the
laws thereof, between the ages of
eighteen and forty five. are hereby
declared to constitute the national
forces, and with such exceptions and
under sucl, conditions as may be
prescribed by law. shall be liable to
perform military duty in the service
ct tho United States.
REGULAR ARMY AND MILITIA.
sec. THAT the organized and
active land forces Of the United States
shall consist Of the army Of the United
States and the militia of tho several
states when called into the service Of
inc ! nited states. provided, that, in
I'M OF war, the army shall consist of
two branches which shall be designed
respectively as the regular army and
the volunteer army Of the United
States.
Sec. 3-That the regular army is
the permanent military establishment
which is maintained both in peace
aud war, according to law.
NoLrNTEERs FROM TmE STATE
TROOPS.
Sec. THAT the volunteer army
shall DO maintained only during the
I existence of war, or while war is i'm,