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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-07
OUR OWN STATE.

and wife. George Austin, and a large
number OF others.
The directors of the Early Harvest
mine at Fish Springs viii meet Ia Lehi
today. IL ~ their Intention to let an
other contract and have the claims
Thoroughly prospected The working
shaft II now down 49, feet and the
body OF ore In Increasing steadily.
Tonight Lehi Lodge I. q. q. II. VIII
install their officers They are rs fol-
lows: n. o.. John Donaldson; W. o.,
Charles Walters: II, X. Frank Year
ancci c. g.. Fred Mcnkin. treasurer
joel Mears
The sunday schools are arranging for
party TO be given IN honor ~ Andrew
Field. who will soon depart on mis-
sion to Australia. The affair Is set for
the evening OF January lpth. Mr.
Field has long been Identified with the
T.ehi SUNDAY schools both aa teacher
and superintendent.
POOL PLAYING AND LAW.
Frank Yearnnce. who was recently
refused license TOT pool tables ny thf
council. has fitted up club room IN
his business house on Main street ~
the rules and bylaws governing. tho
club the members are enttleu Wy
nominal membership fee 60 the use OF
ali games. etc. run IN the club room.
IL IL understood by those NJ the head
Of the affair that by this arrangement
tho provisions OF the city ordinance
win he evrded. .
sI'RPRisE Of MIR. RussoN.
The friends aud relatives ~ Lot RUS
son 10 tho number Of 10 gathered NJ
hs residence Thursday night and gave
him pleasant surprise. the occasion
being his 7ith birthday anniversary.
over Is ~ HE immediate relatives
were IN the nsscmhlnRe. A luxurious re-
past was served. after which the even /.
Ing WAS passed In social games ana
listening 60 an excellent literary nn'
musical program.
srGAL FAcToRy EXPENDITURES
Thc managers ut the sugar company
nrc contemplating several Important
changes Tor next renaon. but until =
dednite decision has been reached. they
viii not live the proposed plans to th'
rtbile eupt. vnilez has made re-
mort this week In which the following
Interesting Items of expenditure mni
Nv the sugar company ~. un'H
season appear; For labor. 500.
90. Tor bects, 100000 'pr
lnrinp sugar bags 500 900. for cotton
sugnr hays. sos. 600. The factory ran
iOi DAYS aud averaged In cutting III
tons ~ hccts per day.
The thieves have been raidlng the
chicken coops again. and IN the last
two NIGHTS George Schow has lost ~
Lcra. Is. 4. Thomas ? hens nnd one
turfsy T. II. Jones hens and three
mikcyr
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Mr.. and Mira. Amaaa Aldrioh came up
from Manti yesterday To remain. MIR.
Aldrich, during his incumbency OF the
county recorders office. has made u
record OF which he may well feel proud.
He has performed HIS duties with Rbll-
ity and caro- and has merited the praise
he has received.
About all the students Of this city
who have been at home during the
holidays have returned TO their duties
at school. They enjoy the mldwinter
holidays 10 NJ great an extent, perhaps,
as any class OF people, and go back TO
their studies very much refreshed aud
invigorated and ready TO do good and
faithful work.
Alfred Blakomorc OF the Mt. Pleasant
restaurant was called To Moroni this
week by the sickness and subsequent
death Of his father. Alfred Blakemo. e
OF that place MIR. Blakemorc's death
was caused by an accident which great
ly aggravated a serious rupture from
which he was a sufferer. He was buried
in Moronl cemetery Tuesday.
ON Monday, Jan. 3 the nowly elected
officials " sanpete county assumed
control ~ their respective ofileeH and
are now In the active discharge OF the
duties Incumbent upon them. The re-
firing officers have, we believe, per-
formed their duties IN u manner ac-
oeptablc "a their constituents.
of the incoming officials II can be
said that they are capable men, nirn or
integrity and intelligence, ana mere "
no REASON 10 doubt but that the coun-
TVS Affairs will be handled In such q
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LOGAN.
pAIrrisAN PoLirics.

Special 20 the ''News."
f1ran, Jan. AT the meeting Of the
county commissioner this morning
quite an exciting time occurred oFet
the appointment of deputy county
clerk. } w. owen. county clerk VIM
H. Democrat. appointed aH hin chisf
deputy. Thomas ~. cutler. another
Domocrat. The board N commissioners,
which II Republican. refused 60 confirm
giving na lta reason that the mnn wns
unit for the place. and IL
such rank partisan that he would
not give political opponents justice.
rhoy said they were wiling to COS.
frm Democrat. and asked the clerk
10 present q list 81 names. lie refused
Ia do 20. aud rather lnsolcntiy demand
&c that the commissioners aubrtnntitic
tho cnsrcc. saying that reflections On
cutler were also reflections on him.
As the clerk had boon reported "a have
said that he would take lcTni measures
10 compel the commissioners To- 9cucft
his man. their Ire was aroused and
Chairman Moiklc. In very emphatic
term. told the clerk that they were not
on trial and could not be- bulldozcl.
Finally. In order to avert any further
trouble ar adjournment was takcn and
the matter will not be settled until Tits
evening. -
other business was the setting uf
deputies salaries az followHi
Sheriff and three deputies. compenat-
tlon not to exceed f2c0 per year; nsHeR-
for. three deputies nggrc gate not 10 eN-
coed $3.50 Dor year. deputy recorder.
500. recorders clerk. $500. deputy
clerk. $500. deputy treasurer. $50. nHh
aud game commissioner. $3.50 per year,
Janltor ~ court house, $500. Appoint
nohin confirmed we're Hal FAIR ~
HnuuIW ff.uauF.Fs AfluH Mario More
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OGDEN.

Special to the News"
ogden, Jan. s.--Attorney l.. II. Rog-
ers will remove his law office to Salt
I.ake. where he will locate for the
practice ~ his profession.
The rush of freight business over the
Central Pacific continues. II ~ heavier
now than at the same time last year
ana II Increasing.
J. G. Armstrong purchased the beet
pulp OF the ogden sugar factory. built
sheds for feeding cattle. and some 900
animals are now being fed at the
yards.
Elder u. r. Grant OF Salt Lake will
be the principal speaker nj the Latter.
day Saints services In the Firth ward
meeting house tomorrow at y. M.
Several nights during the past week
the streets of ogden have been In
darkness. Inquiry at the Office Of the
electric linht company NJ TO why the
street lamps were not burning. ELECTED
the Information that the machinery had
burned out
~ the annual congregational meeting
OF the First Presbyterian church. held
Thursday evening. reports were receiv-
Cd from the various societies and ON.
GERS elected "a follows. Dr. Y. \. Cor
ion. profs. e. r. Smith and VIM. Mar
shall. elders. 4. ~. y. Reynolds and &.
Y. iirainnrd. dencona. Major N. A.
Rreedcn. Dr. George a. Dickson and ".
tilchsel. trustees! the present mcm-
berehip II 900.
ACADEMY LITERARY SOCIETY.
The opening session NJ the Literary
society 81 the Weber stake academy
was held In the academy hnii last evcn-
Ing Prof. v. r. DE Toory delivered n
lecture on Emile Zoia. and select
musical md literary program wns ren-
dered. The attendance ~ friends and
patrons ~ the academy was duit"
large and the exercises well apprc-
cinfcd.
Lieut.. John n. Murphy. who re-
turned from San Frnnciscn last week
has resumed the practice of law ana
taken Once with Rogers and johnson
In tho ri-st National hank building.
Ar THE SUGAR FACTORY.
Job PinRree. tho agricultural supln-
terdent ~ the ogden Sugar company
rcporta that he has hccn busy msbina
contract with the farmers Of Weber
county for planting hceta NEXT season
The company pays ti?s per ton for
heets that meet the requirements. Ne
pirRrce VIII make contracts with tho
farmers or Cache. iio,sldcr. Davis and
Morgan counties. who helped the
Germany out last season.
Tho deep snow IN the mountains east
NJ ogden has caused Wild animals IN
considerable run'her to come down In
20 the suburbs ~ the citv. Som" deei
nnf coyotes were seen In the outskirts
OF town yesterday.
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cni,rrh OF Tho s,emaeh.

u there nausea
AZ you roHfiNof
D. them Numliinrf
Do you helch up unHf
Ar you iiEht.heudrdf
a. your tongue contsdf
Have YOU water hrashf
Do you hawk and rpitf
u there pain after entinrf
Are Nuu nervous ana weak
DO you have sick hsndnChrHf
10 you hlaat az after cHtinrf
u there disgust FOR breakfast
Have you distress after eatinEf
IL your throat niied with slime
DO you 1T times have dnrrhocaf
~ thore rush N blood 20 the headT
n there constant bad taste IN noun.
u there rnnwinr sensation IN Htnmnchf
10 you feel a. II you had lead In stom-
when you Rct M suddenly are you
digxvf
When stomach N empty. do you feel
fnintG
30 you bclch up material that burnt
thrnntf
pressed
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banlu pts by the United States dis
trict court Tor Utah; John u. Bush.
Eugene y. ana Mrs tiotsford. e. a.
bradley Elmer g. Crooks George ".
Chugg, 0cufg" NJ. cannon. isbenezer
Farnca, T. Goldberg. H. V. Hampton,
John H. Hinnon. 4. n. King. charle,
y Miller. Angus McKoiler. !. T.. Mn.
str0p, samuel spry. MP. Wells. Emery
Ward, Sarah ~. Cowan. George II.
Yeodon and william Vincent.
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CREDITORS APPOINT A TRUSTEE

CREDITORS APPOINT a TRUSTEE.
Tho referee prcsldos at the meeting.
The bankrupt ~ sworn ana examined
as 60 his property and It's disposition
and memorandum II taken OF his tes-
timony. Any other witnesses who are
thought to be able to throw light upon
the matter arc also examined at this
meeting. The creditors. whose claims
have been filed and allowed. and who
are present ~ the meeting. then APP
point trustee 10 take charge OF the
bankrupts property. In selecting a
trustee n majority both Of claims and
amounts II necessary. After the So.
lection Of trustee his bond ~ fixed
by the creditors. In the event OF no
trustee being selected at the nrat
meeting. and any claims are filed. and
W there appear to be any assets to
the estate. n n the duty N the referee
To appoint trustee. Within ton DAYS
after the selection % trustee II T. his
duty to qualify aud iiic his bond with
two surctien. lie thus takes charge or
the property ana reports what he finds
TO the referee. II IL his duty also tn
set aside the exemptions " any have
been filed. the exemptions " any have
Same ~ provided IN the state law In
MS report the trustee ndvtcca the ref
ercec aa 10 what he thinks Ii the host
means of dispo0ing OF the property. and
u the mode % selling IA approved by
the creditors. and II no objection d.
made the property Ia disposed m In
that way.
SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS.
The creditors may call subsequent
moetlnna under certain circumstances
N u " thought necessary. Tho tfua.
tee must report 90 the referee within
thirty days after qualification. Divi-
bends are declared NJ fast ns there n
money enough TO make n i've per cont
payment After the assets are cN.
hnuatcd the whole matter II reported
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Are you irfaiahief
Are YOU nervouHf
Do you Grt dlFNyf
Have you no energy
Do you have cold frst7
Do you feel mircruhl.f
u your memory puurf
DO you got tired easily
Do you have hot iinaheaf
" your sYgElght blurred
Have you pain IN the back
u your flesh auft nn- 'nbbyT
Ar your spirits low nj tlmesf
u Their. boating aftei cntingf
llnN" you pain around t1e l1inHf
DO Ynu have funhllnF IN hnsicsf
J. there thfnhhlnr IN Htnmncnf
Do you have sense ~ heat In hnwieHT
Do you suffer from pains IN tcinriohf
DO you have puipltRtlun Of the heart
u there q general feeling ~ lnHHltudc.
DO these feelings nfoct your memory
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BEAVER.

Social events have come 80 thick and
fast during the last week that We have
been unable to keep track 81 them.
Among the most notable events OF the
week was the old folks dance Mt the
opera house last Friday and Saturday.
the wedding reception OF Mr.. and Mrs.
bcrt Morris last saturday night ana
the baby dance at the assembly hall on
Saturday afternoon. The latter was
such "a success In point Of attendance
that the promoters were unable to
stand the confusion and went home be-
fore the little ones had fairly got woke
Mp 90 the occasion. Beaver County
uindc,
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The majority ~ nervous diseases nr'
caused by pniHnuH In The blood. fplaur
circulating In the blood harnesses M
brain and nerves, and such symptoms ~
these follow;
Do sou set rlddvf
a. your mind dullf
Are you easily dnzzcdf
10 you have heudnchef
Are YOU easily UNCltcdf
DO your hands tromhle'
Does Nuur heart nuttsff
Are yuu easily lrrltntsdf
Arc yuu always nuNiousf
DO Your muscles twlfchT
H. your temper irritnhlrf
Sufcr from rlrruloHHnfHlf
Are you easily frightrnolf
Does Your Hlsnn not refresh NouF
10 YOU suffer from neuralgia
10 sou have horrible drrumHf
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PROVO.

Prove. Jan. s.-fn tho Fourth district
court the case ~ the state VI Mrt. W.
l. unr,. adultery. has been dismissed
on motion 81 the county attorney for
lack ~ sufficient evidence To convict.
Tho same disposition ON similar
grounds was made Of the case of the
state W John Hansen. Indicted Tor
niatrcatinR patient NJ the asylum.
white DESCENDANT was employed there IN
1895.
zarharlah Lawborn has been cited to
SLOW cause Why he should not be pun.
ihhcd for contempt for failing 10 pay
aliitony nnd attorneys fees. awarded
his divorced wife. Eliza ". Lawborn.
Jurors for the January torn win hc
drawn neat Tuesday.
When H. \. Hines paid into court
500, attorneys Zee awarded Mrs. Hines
IN her suit for separate maintenance.
he Immediately garnlHheed the amount
belonging 10 ~. ~. Kellogg, one OF Mrs
lilnsr's attorneys. ON judgment
apnins; Mr. KELLOGG In favor Of y. l..
schmidt. cut Of the Third district court
NJ. Hines had bought this Judgment
aud thought he could prevent u portion
az the money from going TO Mrs. Illness
attorneys. fnf whom he has no love. In
this manner. Clerk Havercnmp. how
ever. de- ided that the money would
have TO b. paid 90 Mrs. Hines, and he
did ray ~ 10 her.
The installation 81 the officers Of tho
William II. sherman Post No. q. O.. A.
Il, aud the officers OF the Womcnn re-.
lief Corps No. o. took piarc yesterday.
The sherman Post officers are; Com
mhnder. James Helm, senior vice COM
,l'a,i.,, '"",i ,,', ~ luilinr n, ,g
.'', ", ~ a., t,.,ie.,',' ,,,,,. ~
n,as,a, ts,,, 80 VIM, r,s" t,,,a,,
George JagEera. qunrtermurtcra SER
snr,.s ,sirsr. ar.' i,,rstdsn, Ne.
Iohn NtatwleL s.nior ~, ns..,isn,
N,s xittv A ittncs, n,rior ,tea nr.si,
d.nt NJ, y ~ sim,cons' c,ndurio,.
Me- y x KIM. ,,t,arJ NIrs 10
I.geer.. ohaniain Air. ~ itonha,n.
tr.as,,r.f Nj. n A. ISelIave, secr,.
~, - ~, .S"'s"' ''N''-
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u The breath fouls
a. the voice hunkvf
DO you spit up allmeT
~ you ache uli oVorf
DO YOU blow out Hrnba7
" the nose stopped upf
10 you -nufc al nightf
Does your nose disrharroy
DOCS tho uuHo hlead sualtvs
thcf" tickling IN the throat7
10 trusts form IN the uuHn4
the nose sore ana tsnderf
y" lnu sneezo Ervnt deaif
~ THIS worse toward nirhtf
oea the nose Itch and hnrnf
'ai'rrh In the bronchial Tube.
{ there pain In front n headr
" your sense ~ smell lsHVingf
the throat dry IN the morning.
10 you hawk a. clear the ihrnnty
Nfr you losing your HvuHa Of tnatas
10 yuu sleep with the mouth opcnf
lave you q courhf
Afr YOU losing neahF
10 you cough az night
lave YOU u pain IN aidee
Do you take cold snHiiyf
u your appetite Nurinhirf
lave you stitches In sides
10 YOU cough until you Hngf
Ars you luw-Hnlfiied at tlmea7
Do you raise frnthy mniorlnlf
% Aol spit NJ yoliow mntterf
DO Yuu cough on going tn beds
DO you cough In The morning.
T. Your cough short and hnrking-
% you spit ~ little ehossy iumnsT
Have you u disgust FOR fatty fnod.f
Z there tickling behind tho paiater
Have you pain behind breast bonoY
ll9 you feel you are growing weakcr7
thcr" q burning pain IN tho throaif
10 YOU cough worse nirht and morn
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ca,arrh OF IN. kidneys.

10 your hands and feet swellf
IL this most noticeable az nlEhtf
Are thfy cold and cinmyf
10 thorn pain In small Of hnckf
H. the urine dark and cloudYf
Docs deposit form when lcft stand
lngi
II there a desire 80 get W at night
oypH2
Are tho eyes duil and staring
" there a bad taste In tho MOUTH
Have you pain In the top OF heudf
IL your hair getting HrnN9
u the skin dry and hufsh7
H. the hair dry and hrlttlef
H. there a nausea after euung7
HAS tho Precipitation a. bad ndur7
IL there puilnoas Under the oyesf
Are there dark rings around the eycs7
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Great numbers Of people Hufisr from tho
mailgn pulrunH uf tutnrrh as from other
chronic mnladlea, without any correct or
definite Idea uf the mature ~ the uiillc-
ton, The following symptoms huNr been
carefully arranged By pRS SHORES 90
enable many sufferers 90 understand Just
what u n that uils them. Many diseases
known under various specific names arc
really ~ catarrhal origin aud nature
every part Of the mucous membrane, the
nose, throat, eyes, ears, lungs, liver,
howicH, kidneys aud bladder are subject
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~ IN" case " closed.
APPLICATION FOR DiscHARGEs
The bankrupt may apply at any
time after thirty days. ana within ono
year after being adjudRed o bankrupt.
for hia discharge. Noticc Of his appii-
cation " given to an his creditors and
other pnrtiea In Interest. and n no Obj
iocti0na are offered h. ~ discharged
hy the court ON hearing the case.
After the bankrupt has been dis
charged ~ jealous ~ the law. that ~
may he revoked at any time within one
year. VI % appears nt trial that tho
discharge Ind been obtained hy fraud.
VOLUNTARY BANKRrPTs.
The procedure In eases Of lnVolun-
tary bankruptcy iH similar to cases ~
voluntary bankruptcy. differing In the
main. only In that the person against
whom mn Involuntary petition has
boon nicd ~ entitled to have % trial BY
jury
UTAH BANKRUPT CASES.
Tho following have been u1iudged
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LEtiI.
Special to the News"

HnecInI 70 the "Newa,'
Lehl, Jan. TT. J. Wadsworth gave
very pleasant party At his residence
lnt night. Among those present We're
oie Ellsingson and wife, Mosiah Evans
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manner na will reflect credit upon the
administration ana the people.-Mt.
Pleasant Pyramid.
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Nnrn Iiisr INri.ili.srs

VIII be- served by making use Of health.
II viii D. "a loss 81 time and money to
b. stricken with serious illnoss. Tnfc
llcods snrsaparllia and purify your
blood. IN this way all GERMS Of dis
ease VIII be- expelled sickness and suf-
iorng VIII be- avoided, your health VIII
DC preserved. Isn't this "A wise coufa1g
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HOODS Pills are the only pills 10
iak with lloud'n sarsnpafilia. Price
30 ''hW
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cat,rrh Of tho Far.

'AtfFrh OF tho Tara
J. your hearing fallingY
DO your ears dlHchurErF
DO your ears Itch and burnf
are tho ears dry aud sCnlN7
~ TIE WuN dry IN the ears
~ there throhhlnF ln the cnrsT
Ar you gradually setting dsHff
Have you pain hthlud tho rursf
j. there huzziug sound hearty
DO you having ringiug ~ tho curH?
Are there cracking sounds hpurdf
i your hoaring bad cloudy days.
DO you have tnruchc nUcnHinnnllyg
Are tho soundH like steam esCnpnrf
DO you constantly hear noises In the
Do your ears hurt you whom you blow
the unsoH
n there roaring like waterfall IA heedg
DO YOU hear some days better than
otnersf
d. The noises 10 the ears Keep you
awake
When you blow your nose do your ears
crack
4 your hearing worse when you have
a Coldf
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S3.OO--TAE LAST WEEK Of THE $500 RATE $500

Dis Shores give fair warning that they have almost
reached thu limited number they agreed to treat for $500
month for all Catarrhal Diseases aud this week must he the
last chance to obtain this maryeously low rate of $500
month medicines free for all Catarrhal Diseases.
81 the uf
take ygg se low
NOW REMEMBER
3
hs nu 10 "a ~ q
TAroN FREE " - wv '''' ' ~ ~
DR.. A. j. SHORES RETURNED.
Mn treat rauena nerlonnn, a rarIat.
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COMMON COLDS CURED ABSOLUTELY IN ONE TREATMENT

No one deprived ~ the uonefltr Of
nrf shores Treatment neonuHe Ut
rhe Fnme wonderful and uniform success
In their Office lr found lu home tuat-
~ u symptom blank they are able h.
ana hy their reports they koop n close
the country may enjoy tho benefits NJ
city. Write for uymptum blanks and
you nothing
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Home Treatment

Living At "a distance from tho Once
attending The treatment u nrH Shores
mrnt ~ patients by mail. liy the use
watch upon them. Patients living In
prH, Shores skill ~ wen NJ those in the
have your ease diagnosed. 10 Will cost
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CONSULTATION lYD sDVG: AlWrS FREE,

onleo hours wcek days 10 o ~ 20
y. m. sundays. 10 a. m. 90 " noon;
evenings. Tuesdays aud Fridays only
Z 60 y. m,
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to the court. and II the proceedings are
"a tho case h. closed.
AppT II. ALTON ron t,fa,sff kt,ests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-06
CAMERON ELECTION.

Following is the result of the vote
for municipal officers at yesterdays
election at Cameton:
Law and Order ticket. w. Yoho,
mayor, lis: Levi Smith, recorder, III;
l.. Davis, council, ia; Harrison Hicks,
council, 104; l.. l.. Howard, council,
1926; Ingle Malone, council, 124; c. l..
Lancaster, council 122.
Citizens ticket-T. c. Pipes, mayor,
116; C. S. Fish, recorder, III; John H.
Hicks, council, 100; NJ. L. Beneden,
council, 112; w. H. Downey, council,
81; J. S. Stevenson, council, 11S; W. o.
Downen, council, 131.
The result of the election was
a tie as to the Office of Recorder,
but there will be a contest, as it is
claimed that several voters of one fam
lily, which lately removed from Greene
county, Pa, cast votes, claiming they
had been residents of the State and
county for six months, when, as a
matter of fact, they had only been in
the county four months.
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LAST NIGHTS FIRE.
The Building on south Water Street, Occu-
pied by Teresa Woods. Damaged.

The Building on South Water Street, Occu.
pied by Teresa Woods, Damaged.
At a quarter of eleven o'clock last
night an alarm from box No. ~ called
a portion of the department to Twenty
second and Water streets, fire having
started in the attic of the house occu-
pied by Teresa Woods, at No. 221o
Water street The cause was de-
fective fiue. and by the time the fire.
men arrived on the scene pretty much
the entire roof was in a blaze. The
firemen, under the direction of Chief
Cline, confined themselves to the use
of the chemical and babcocks, and ex-
tinguished the fire without turning
the big hose on the building, thus saw
ing a lot of loss by water. The chem
ical engine was exhausted and re-
charged before the fire was under con-
troll. The loss will probably amount
to 5000 or $500. as the roof will have
to be entirely renewed. The house is
a tall one-three stories and an attic
and the extension ladder was neces-
sary to reach the roof.