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IL ~ / am quoted correctly 1 do not be-
tT any body can take offense. The
only man SO far whom l have met ma
r'1" not like my discourse is Apostle
-''st Smoot, who said jOCularIv no
I'up-, that he would rather have had
~ s-.' o'her fellows drinking the whisky
i" 'ae uttle story I told about Sam
o.''rS. used that as an illustration
-'-'- IL mattered not which party the
lg'ile belonged To. 1t is a matter of
LItA'lple with me. All Latter-dav
SAINTS and ali people should support
any government to which they belong
Ill., matter what party is in power.
L. c1nve--
reasonably. / have no party. The
S'--- Lme l ever voted in my life was
-'' John I Game for governor. He
us the DemOcra tic nominee. l believe
am going TO be guided by the welfare
u me people ana not by any party and
Vail Tell you now that if there ever
comes a time when I feel that il is for
..r best interests Of this people to have
certain party in power. l Will vote
4'I That party.
TN tell you how it is with these
I'.lli'ldns. They get excited over
nothing. once when l was on a mis-
SION 10 virginia l preached TO a crowd
w people, among whom were some
Strangers 10 us and to the church. After
meeting one or my companions
asked a certain one of these strangers
90" he liked the sermon.
" ell, be said, ia affixed il if he
-ain said so burned much about
yo.ygamy.
Tut. said my companion. he said
I'thlng whatever about nolygamy.
%. lie cidn't2' replied the other. Then
" IKE 10 know what's all this about
Gh0st2'
7-, mats the way Of these politicians.
-Aey don't know what they're talking
SoouJ and they get excited over moth
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Golf Today.

The finish game for the first New
house cup tournament viii be played
off today at 2:3O p. m. by Miss Hark-
ness and Mrs. w. b. Sprague. The
winner Of this game will have her name
engraved on the cup, and the person
who wins the greatest number of tour
naments viii retain the ownership. The
third tournament of the fall schedule
known as the kicker tournament. Will
be- played of today at 4:30 p. m. The
game viii be a nine-hole medal PLAY
each player hsndicapping himself
against an unknown boyle. The spec
iai boyle was selected by drawing one
number between the Nos IS and 49,
This number was sealed and the bal
ance destroyed so thai none of the play
ers could have any idea of the one used
for boyle The entrance fee will be one
ball, entrance at the tee.
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Real Estate Transactions.

Kate NJ. Hofstra to Henrietta F. Hill,
lots s and 9, block 9, Arlington
Marv a. Ashman ct al to A H Strong.
4752 feet southeast front of lot ,,
block Il. Mat b, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Alice II. Strong to Mary a. Ashman,
90 square rods same ..------------.----
Mary +. Woods to Mary A. Ashman,
part of lot 2. block 81, plat b ....-..
Mary A. Ashman to Mary e. Woods,
right-Of-way in lot 2. block 81. plat b
Jennie p Harvey to Mary E Foster,
21aX1O rods southeast from 1872 feet
south of the northwest corner of lot
John Hahn to S. 3. Milner, lots
and ?. block 1853. plat d ..-.--.-....--.
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MOUNTAIN STATES
MINERS NOT TO BE PURSUED.
Occur d'Alene Strikers In Colorado
VIII Be Let Alone.

Boise, Ida. Oct. 5.-Much interest at
taches to a statement published as COM
ing from General Merriam to the effect
that some of the north Idaho miners who
fed from indictments issued after the
Occur d. Alene riots mad been in Victor,
and captured if possible, and brought
back to Idaho for trial
State Auditor Sinclair, who represented
Alenes, says no emort has been maze 10
apprehend these men
He is of the opinion General Merriam
has been misQuOted.
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Notice Of Assessment.

WEST PARK AND SWANSEA EX-
TENSION MINING CO. a CORPORATION
Principal place Of business, Salt Lake
City. Utah.-NOtice is hereby given that
at a meeting OF the board of directors OF
the West Park and Swansea Extension
Mining Co. held at Salt Lake City, Utah,
on this 9Th day of September 1900, an as
seSSment of Is cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
issued and outstanding, payable lmme-
diately to E McCarrick. treasurer Of the
company. at his Office. "a West I'd South
St Cbasement). salt Lake city. Utah
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the Sth day or Oc-
tOber 1902 viii be delinquent and adVer-
tised for sale at public auction. and IN
less payment is made before. viii be SOLD
on the I'D day Of October. 1900, al ) p m
tOse- he with costs of advertising and ex-
Dense OF sale
J. L. PERkES. Secretary e..
First publication, Septemher STA. lso2
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Gridiron Gossip.

The Lowell team viii play the Ogden
team at the old U. of U. grounds to-
day. Time will be called at II a. IN. and
a great event is promised by the young
SterS.
bod Ritter, the speedy little quarter
back for the Red and Black will be
seen at his old position on the High
school team in the game at Walkers
field, contrary reports notwithstand-
ing.
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miscellaneous.
The Billiard Tournament.

San Francisco, Oct. Sin tonight's play
in the billiard tournament Franklin made
a record run, scoring AZ. Dunniway was
beaten by Taylor Results:
Franklin beat Burns. $50 to 80. Frank
lin = average. 3 9-Z1.
Franklin beat Mudgett, 80 to 70. Frank
lin $ average, 4 20-31.
Taylor beat Dunniway, $50 to 125 Dun
niway's average, 11-16. Best run, 81.
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Cycling.
One Hour Worlds Record Broken.

One Hour Worlds Record Broken.
BrocktOn. Mass, Oct. Every record
from two miles to an hour was broken
tonight by Harry Fixes at the Shoe Cirv
oval In race with Arthur Ross He
covered the distance OF 80 miles l Oh
Yards. beating the record of Chase made
TWO weeks ago at the Paris exposition
81 ~ miles, i64 yards. Elkes rode with
me ordinary pace. without wind Shields
WHhIe Chase had all those protsgtions.
u his ride of today Elkes beat bv l
mile. 81 yards all previous records com
ilN Mit4n 10 Iards of making forty miles
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New York, Oct. 5.-Boston dropped the
first of the present series to the New
YOrks at the Polo grOunrs this afternoon
Willis wildness in the first inning gave
New York six runs Taylor pitched good
ball ana had the Boston Hatters guessing
throughout. Attendance 40. Score:
r. H. L..
New York .... -.............--.... s
Boston .-.--------. 10
Batteries-Taylor and BOwerman: vii
lis and Clarke.
ITmDire-SnEder
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Dr., BENEFITS ELECTRIC BELT

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Was invented to restore weak men and
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which may cause blood poisoning, and
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If you have been misled into buying
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-06
Whet Tuttle Claim.

In the police court yesterday Henry
futile, who was accused of discharg-
ing a pistol in the Bowlby rooming
house Thursday evening. was fined s25
for being drunk. the other charge
against him being dismissed. Mrs
Bowlby, the object of Tuttle's wrath.
refused to prosecute. futile denies
that he was in the house when the
trouble is said to have occurred and
says Mrs. Bowlby fired OFF the pistol
and laid It to him just to get him into
trouble.
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liam II. Rice. the aged millionaire,
whose death in this city on Sept %,
was followed by certihcation of checks
for large amounts purporting 10 have
been signed by him, were arraigned in
police court today
They were charged with forgery and
held in $4,000 each for examination
next Monday.
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constitutional amendment TO permit the
taxing Of railroads and other corpora
tons on the value of their property.
instead of specifically upon their earn
ings. as at present. The Atkinson. sct
which was declared Unconstitutional by
the supreme court, a short time ago.
provided for this change.
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Cans Whipped Youngs at Denver.

Denver, Colo, Oct 5.-JOe Cans of
Baltimore. tonight got thu decision over
Joe YOUngs of Buffalo, before the Colo
RADIO Athletic association at the end
Of ten rounds. The fight was a very
hot one from start to finish.
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Jap Colony In Argentina.

London, Oct. 5.-The government of
Argentina. according to a Buenos
Ayres correspondent Of the Times. has
decided to grant a concession Of 200
square leagues of territory in the pro
vince Of Formost to Senior Vale for
she purpose of founding an agricultural
colony. The contract. the correspondent
says, provides for the settlement of
20. 600 Japanese there.
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Football.
Football at Walkers.

The High school and Collegiate foot
ball teams will play at Walkers field
this afternoon at o'clock. Both teams
are in good condition. The Collegiates
have been practicing hard for the past
month and promise to make a very
creditable showing against the last
years champions. The teams viii line
up as follows:
High School. COilcafa 5e-
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Oa' OOsssaC1a Belt Co,
I12 to % Union Block, Denver, Colo.
NOTICE
rRICT COURT. PROBATE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
division. in and for Salt Lake county.
state Of Utah Ia the matter OF the es
tate of James NJ. Holland, deceased No
uce--The petition for approval and set
Element OF the first account Of the admin
istratOr with the will annexed of the es-
tate Of James NJ Holland. deceased has
been set for hearing on "Wednesday, the
18th day of October. A D. 1890 at $3.50
O'Clock a m. at the county court house.
in the court room Of said court IN salt
Lake City. Salt Lake county. Utah
Witness the clerk of said court
(Seal) with the seal thereof affixed, this
Sd day OF October. A D. 1900
DAVID C DUNBAR, Clerk-
BY ALBERT J Scare, Deputy Clerk
T. H. Clark, Attorney
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Pingree Again After Railroads.

Detroit. Mich. Oct 5.-Governor Pin
gree viii call a special session Of the
state legislature to convene on We'd
nesday or Thursday of next week The
object is TO consider joint resolution
authorizing submission TO the people at
the general election next month of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-06
Saucer Track Closed For Season.

=. The rain drove the crowd out at the
salt Palace bicycle track last evening
ana made II impossible to pull off the
S,rIl'S- Manager Peters was seen
afterwards and said he had closed tI,a
track for the season. No more races
VIII be given this year.
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NIichael Beats McEachern

haIlimore- Oct. 5--Jimmy Michael won
i"rnty-mile motor paced bicycle race
igHEht az the Coliseum from Archie NJ
~ I,.tnsrn by $50 yards. Time, 3I:41 2-5
on" second faster than the former n-oyir5S,
record III iiieA "OIio
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Pacing Record Broken.

Canton, O., oct. Sat Minerva fair,
fifteen miles east of here today, Sid
Scott and NicOl, owned by c. A. Nc
Mahon, of Garfield, broke the world
record for a pacing team on a half
mile track, doing it in 2:13. The for
mer record was 2:13A.
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Shirts TO Order

Hundreds OF colOred patterns to
select from, expert cutter, fit guar
anteed. All measures preserved
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main st.
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A Stylish Overcoat

That is tailor cut, perfect fitting and
best cloths.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main St
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The activities of the conference
trade are in evidence in our store.
Our Out-Of-town patrons show
their appreciation of the satisfac-
ton accorded them on former Wis
its. A fact that we heartily rec
ognize and do all in our power to
maintain it.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONFERENCE,
resident Snow and Others Deliver
Interesting Discourses.

Tile semi-annuaI conference opened
under very favorable circumstances at
Az o'clock yesterday morning. a good
cc.pWd being present when President
George Q. Cannon called the gathering
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Tries to Boom shoup.

Boise. Ida, Oct. 5.-Binger Herman,
commissioner of the general land office,
addressed a large meeting here this even
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Standing of the Clubs.

Cincinnati, oct. 5.-Scott was hit very
hard today. Attendance 800. Score:
Cincinnati .... ..................1 s 1
St Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10 1
Batteries-Scot and Reitz; Sudhoff and
Robinson.
UmDire-EnmGe.
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We Are Proud

Of our Hosiery lines; new ideas in
fancy patterns in mems wear.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main St
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No Game.
Giants Beat Bost N.

Philadelphia, Oct. 5.-The Philadelphia
Brooklyn game was postponed on account
of wet grounds.
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HELD FOR BIG FORGERY.
Attorney and Secretary of Dead Mil
lionaire Arrested.

New York. Oct. 5.-AIbert T. Patrick
and Charles F. Jones, respectively at
torney and secretary for the late Will
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Solid Comfort

For home are the House Coats. great
line new cloths and designs.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main ST.
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IDAHO TIMBER LAND BOUGHT.
Wisconsin and Minnesota Men Are
the Purchasers.

Richmond, Wis, Oct. 5-John f. Glover
of this place and John A Humbird of
st. Paul have purchased of Fred K. Wey-
erhauser $1,000 acres of stumpase In Ida
no. located along the headwaters OF the
Clearwater.
The tract contains 4O0.000.OO0 feet OF
high grade white pine and over 1.00J-
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The above sale is hereby postponed IN
til Saturday. Oct 8. 1903. at same hour
and place BY order O President
October %. 1900.
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JUDGE ANGEL RESIGNS.
Quits Populist Ticket In the Interest
of Fusion

ASpeCldl 10 Inc G10t e4u-y
Boise. Ida. Oct. 5.-Judge Texas Angel
of HALEY has filed with the secretary of
state his resignation as Populist and
AIiddle-of-the-Road candidate for the su-
preme bench. This was done in the in
terest of Judge Stockslager, the fusion
candidate.
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y Cle

And in accordance with law and an or
der of the board Of directors. made on the
18th day Of August, 1900, so many shares
of each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary Will be sold a the office Of the
company. 250 State street, Salt Lake City,
Utah. at the hour OF Z o clock noon. on
the 10Th day of October, A D 1890. TO pay
DELINQUENT assessment thereon together
with cost Of advertising and expense o.
sale a L. NORRIS
SecrACa ~
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Power. Electricity Is the nerve and vital
forca Of every human be1ng. ana where
there Is = lack of * in the system II
must be SUPPLIED Nature has been i'm
posed upon and refuses TO supply It
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case, and 1 guaran-
Tee IT. Electricity is
Nature : remedy il
brightenS the eyes.
clears the skin.
hardens the muscles,
makes the step elias
tic and the bowels
regular; restores the
circulation; the di-
EeStiOl becomes per
test, the appetite in
CreaSeS and the
headaches and flush
tnSs disappear, re-
stores the shattered
nerves; dark circles
around the eyes fade
away and the weak
man or woman be
comes q new beng
perfectly restored to
health and Sexual
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''FlFTEFN YEARS"

Says DR.. Bennett. -'Of Scientific Re
search, Work and Study Has En-
abled Me 10 Perfect Ny Electric
Belt So That I Can Guarantee II 10
cure in livery Case-It Is the Only
Treatment That Can BE Counted on
to Cure the Weaknesses of Men aud
Women. and I Claim No-More Cen
orally Useful Discovery Was Ever
Made-''-Ths Doctor Says You Must
Not C0nfOund His Electric Belt
With the Widely Advertised So
Called Electric Belts. and Warns
You Against His ImitatOrs.
ALy Eiectr-c BeIr restores the vitality
and v---l.t- CT men and women in every
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ROYAL

Ba king Powder
Absolutely Pure.
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Y ,TtROAY'S BASEBALL GAMES
ATTENDANCE DROPPING OFF
NEAR CLOSE OF SEASON.

Phillies and the Champions Driven
Out By Rain-Boston Drops a
Game to New York
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Notice of pelinquent Sale of Sod.

Notice of Delinquent Sale Of Stock
HORN SILVER TUNNEL NJ a n CO
Principal place Of business, Salt Lake city
and county. state Of Utah NOtice--Ihers
are deliuQuenC upon the following de-
scribed stock on account Of assessment
levied on the 18th day Of August. 1890. the
several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective Stockholders as follows
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We show some extraordinary values.
Single and double breasted styles in
Serges, WorSteds. Cassimeres, Tweeds
and Cheviots, at all three prices. These
suits cannot be duplicated elsewhere in
town for less than s13. 80, $500 and
$3.50, respectively, and no such as
sentiments to select from.
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THE oolEpETITIvH DRILL
y The cathedral cadets Occurs This

OF the Cathedral Cadets Occurs This
Afternoon.
Providing the. weather 10 considered
favorable. the first annual competitive
drill Of the Cathedral high school cadets
viii occur at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
1t was. to have taken place last Thurs
day, but the weather was too much on
the Dpewey Day" order ana the AFFAIR
was postponed. A Similar delay will re-
suit II there are adverse conditions this
afternoon.
Much interest Is evinced among this
hve companies Of the battalion. since
this Is the tirst competition, and natur-
ally the little fellows, are DESTROYS Of
carrying of the hohors for their own
COMPANY. There arc two valuable
pritss in the contest. The frst viii BE-
drilled for by the A. B and c companies,
and IN the second, b. and E will cut the
figures.
The scene Of the competition viii be
on Fourteenth street, between Jacob
and Eon. aud the inspiration viii be
furnibhed BY the battalion drum corps,
which viii Incidentally render = pro-
gralnme Of popular and patriotic airs.
the judges win be Messrs. Joseph ]. P.
o'Brien, August Weitzel ana Or.
o'Kans.
The battalion and company oficeru
arc a. folloWB:
Battalion Major R. N. Cunningham,
commanding, ndiutant, 4 Thornton;
color sergeant. John Moran; quarter
master Louis stauver.
Company Az Captain, George Feeney,
hrst lieutenant, Ed Marley; second lleu-
tsnant, Joseph Nolts
Company b. Captain, Il. a. Camp
bell; drst lieutenant, A. Hasanapsr:
second lieutenant. Joseph Warren.
Company C-captaln, James McFad-
don; htSt lieutenant, a, Eoose; second
lieutenant a. Rock.
Company D-captain, r. Madden;h TBt
lieutenant. Ed Dusoh; second lIsuten-
ant. Charles Wslty.
Company E-captaln, Howard Ray;
first lieutenant, p. Burke; second lieu
tenant WIN Doegan; third lieutenant
L. Fitzpatrick.
Company F-captain, John Lpstlck;
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-19
STATE CHAIRMAN DAWSON

Talks Of Matters Manner
Of Nominating Supreme Judges.
Seats IN Convention for Only 100
Delegates-The FeiFmont oonvon-
tion.
In an interview with State Chairman
Dawson, the Intelligencer learns Bomt
facts that are Of interest TO the RE-
pubiicana Of the Rtate.
Speaking Of the meeting Of the state
committee at Wheeling, on February d,
Mr.. Dawson said:
1T seems to have escaped the notice
Of the Newspaper people, that our COM