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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16

Walker House.-John McPhee, Utah;
Tim Higgins, Green River, WyO.; l. c.
Maxffeld, NJ. D. Call, Cripple Creek, Colo. :;
James Flanagan, George B. de Sellen,
Iowa; G. A. Winkler, Martin H. Quinn,
Victor, Colo; Mrs. c. A. Green, Marshal
ton, Ia; ]. Goodall, Manning; Ned T.
Hooker, Omaha; F. II. Mccall, Denver;
Y. e. Gum, Findlay, o.; o. S. Dufffeld
Camden, n. J.; James A. Eskins Red
Canyon, WyO.; James Brown, Amy
Wyo.; L. L. Baker, TOoele; All Erbor
Bingham; F. Watt. E. Yates, Diamond
vile; LauritZ Larson and wife, Mt
Pleasant: w. T. Flowers, MerCur; J. S
BOeman. Ogden; John johnson. Scipio;
o. W. Bjilke, L. L. Deman, Mt. Pleasant;
Z. A. Bellington, Spring City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16
Killed by Fall of Coal.


Cheyenne. Wyo. May IA Slav miner
named Mark Harusku was killed in mine
No. at Rock Springs today by a fail Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16
EXCURSION TO PORTLAND.
Round Trin onlu 81 "a

Via the Oregon Short Line, May Is.
For particulars call at city ticket Office.
20l South Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16
HAPPENINGS IN The WORLD OF SPORT
Morris Park Finishers.

Cora Goetz won, Kid Cox second, Glib.
son Girl third. Time-:491k.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16
RAN TWO STREET CARS.
Drunken Troopers Threaten to Kill a
Conductor.


Conductor.
New developments have disclosed the
fact that the four negro troopers who
were at Links saloon during the shoot
ing ARRAY terrOTized the crew and
passengers Of two street cars on their
way to the fort, instead of one. Con-
ductor Jack Allen of car No. 81 loaded
the four drunken soldiers at
eleventh East street, where they
mad debarked from another car
shortly after 9 o'clock on the night of
the shooting. The quartette drew their
knives and revolvers and threatened
the lives of the conductor and motor
man.
Conductor Allen, when seen last
night, told a graphic story of the dis
turbance on his ear.
AS soon as they got on they began
TO abuse me and the motorman, Elijah
Davis, said Allen, and we are lucky
we are alive. They started in on me
by threatening to knife me if I offered
any objection to their rowdyism. Final
ly big yellow trooper, whose name,
| am informed, is Greenwood walked
back to the platform and. holding his
hand In his hip pocket. reviled me with
all the curses he could lay his tongue
to. One of the fellows on the inside
OF the car ripped out big Colts gun
at this stage of the game, and de-
clared he was going to kill some -
He aourished the weapon first
toward me and then at Davis, and we
both thought our time to dodge bullets
was at hand. 1t was fortunate that
the only other passengers on the car
were two negro women, who didn't
seem scared a little bit This game
was kept up until we reached the fort
and I'll tell you I hreathed easier when
they got off. l learned from their con-
versatiOn that they had been at the
shooting at Links and that they had
sneaked out of the lines at the fort
L never heard such bloodthirsty
threats to kill in my life, and I be-
lieve they were the fellows who after
ward fired at Links saloon from
horses"
Allen stated further that Davis, the
mOtOrman, told him that one of the
four men, Greenwood, always carried
a heavy billy, and had a bad reputa-
ton. Davis knew the fellow from see
ing him on the cars at various times
previously. Both Davis and Allen say
they can identify the negroes.
Inquiry at the fort developed the
fact that Aliens description of Green
wood. the alleged leader of the dis
turbeTs, tailed with the trooper at the
fort of that name. The officers would
not admit, however, that Greenwood
had stolen out Of the lines on the night
of the ARRAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16
BANKERS VS.. BROKERS.
Game Scheduled for Tomorrow at
Walkers

The Bankers and Brokers have ar
ranged game for tomorrow aftec loon
at Walkers park for a side bet Of $50.
PLAY win be called at o'clock. The
lineup follows;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16
Troopers Locked Up.

we have one man, Private Danger
field, in the guard house for being alb
sent at a. m. but he was not down
town as we afterward ascertained.
Three others are in there for drunken
ness. but they could not have done the
shooting. as they were not down town.
AS to the men who we're in the
quarrel in the saloon, the command
ing officer stands ready 10 turn them
over to the civil authorities if they
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-15
BRIEF LOCALS.


The Misses Spellmire left Tuesday for Los Angeles, Cal. to attend school.
 Gov. N. O. Murphy spent several days this week at Tombstone and Bisbee
 A stock shipper of the Salt River Valley recently shipped 800 head of hogs to Honolulu.
 Miss Alice Campbell of Prescott. has become d student in the Northern Ari- zont Normal
 Mrs. T. J. Mover. who has been visit ing her sister in Chicago for several weeks past, returned Thursday.
 Geo. II. Barney of Williams spent Monday here. He has just returned from visit to his old home in Vir- ginia.
 Mrs. Fred Hochdeffer. who has been in i'll health for several months, leaves to-day for visit with her parents in Butler. Mo.
 Mrs. F. Fairchiid is building an eight room two-stOry residence on the corner of Humphreys street and Aspen avenue. Frank and Marvin Beal are the con tractors
 There will be formal opening at the public school. in the assembly room. Monday morning al 9 o'clock. The Superintendent cordially invites pa irons and friends of the school to be present.
 A large number of the wOol-growers Of this county will shear their sheep during the next two weeks. A shear ing pen has been established in Clarks valley, where thousands of sheep will be sheared. These sheep were sheared in the Sal, River valley in February this Npnr
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-15

good suit made to fiji you for Sl5. Faust the Tailor.
 The Racket Store is prepared to store your furniture safely and aI reason able rates.
 Dr.. w. G. LeDn and wife stopped here several days nn their way home from d trip to the Paris exposition. Mrs Lentz is sister of Mrs. T. $. Bunch and Mrs. ]. E. Jones. Gilbert Gleason was a member of Court COconino, No S96. l. o. F, al the time of his death and carried Il cert ili- cate for Sl0O0 and that amount was paid to his widow on Thursday. Oscar Grim. d brother of J. C. Grim of this place, was elected sheriff nf Car roll county. Arkansas. at the election in that state. hy a majority of over 200, being the only cand idare elected on the Republican ticket.
 Harry .Iacoby and T. A. Rickel re- turned Tuesday from a trip 10 the | Grand Canyon mines. C. Fl. Mcclure has Il number of men at work on some claims near the railroad and is taking out some high. grade ore Will Patton. a representative of the | Los Angeles Express, secured d large ] list Of subscribers for thai paper here this week. The Express reaches here twelve hours earlier than any of lhe other Los Angeles dailies. l There are a number of California sheep buyers in town this week, and 1 they have shipped dozen cars of fat ] sheep to Southern California during rhe week. For the next six months lhe buyers say Southern California must depend on Arizona for its supply of mutton. There are no fat sheep in Nevada and Oregon this year. and in cOnsequen :es oar sheep rai-ers are reaping the benefit of good D. ices for
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28
Fred A. Morris.
PHONE No. TAO.


WHEREAS, Mary ]. Tomlinson ant
B. F. Tomlinson. her husband, b.
their certain deed of trust, dated DC.
tober II, 1896, and filed for record IN
the office Of the Recorder Of deeds Of
trusts and mortgages in and for Au'
drain county, Mo-, on the 10Th day. Of
October, 1886, and recorded In saic
ONCE In book 10, at page 497, convey
cd to the undersigned trustee the fol
lowing described real estate, situated
In Audrsin county, NO., to-wit:
All of the east half OF block U In
Beatty's addition 10 Mexico, Mo, beina
lots 100, 1913, 1874 and 1875 Of said block,
each being 80 by Id feet and lie the same
ground conveyed to the said Mary ].
Tomlinson by J. ]. Haden and other
BY deed dated November Is, 1879, re.
corded In deed book No. 10 at page
276, in office OF Recorder Of Deeds fol
said county Of Audrain, which SAIL
conveyance was made In trust to go.
cure the payment OF the promissory
note in said deed OF trust described;
and, whereas, said note remains due
and unpaid; now, therefore, atthe re-
quest OF tho legal owner and holder Of
said note, and BY authority Of the pro-
vision Of said deed OF trust, 1, the
undersigned trustee, win, on
Friday, the goth Day Of July, 1900,
proceed TO cell the property hereto
fore described at public vendue to the
highest bidder for cash, at the east
front door Of the Court House In the
City Of Mexico, Missouri, between the
hours Of nine o'clock IN the forenoon
and Eve O'Clock II the afternoon Of
thai day, 10 satisfy said debt and the
expenses OF executing this deed OF
trust. 3. N. LOCKE,
Trustees,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28
HILL as BRYAEs MATE.
Representative Cummings Says He Be
lieves David B, Would Accept the
Place on the Ticket.

WASHINGTON, d. O., June 25.-Rep-
r~esentative Cummings, OF New York,
says he favors the nomination OF Da-
yId b. HlIl with Bryan and says he be.
noves um wffeSgept. cummings
.suggssss = Join. debate between ~
and Roosevelt at every State capital
In the Union. Both, In bis opinion,
would agree to this, and the fur would
fly.
"Both men are dead game" added
Cummings, 'and there would be all
kinds Of fun. II would be worth GO
ing hundreds OF miles to see and hear,
The campaign would be full Of ginger
from start to finish"
The Democratic politicians here
continue also to talk Of Judge Parker,
Of New York, for the Vice. resIden-
cy. Cummings also speaks well oil
Parker's chances.
Parker seems In high favor about
the headquarters of the Congressional
Campaign Committee, although Hill
down that way has many friends and
would have more II it were certain
that he will be in the race. Those
favoring Judge Parker declare that
his ability and conservatism would
add much strength to the ticket in the
Empire State.
A boom for Senator Daniel, of vir-
gInia, was started some time ago and
his friends continue to advance his
claims. The fact, however, that Vir-
ginia lie 80 reliably Democratic would
operate against him, though all con-
cede his ability and fitness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28
St. Louis Live stock Market

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-There was 6
fair run Of beef cattle on the market.
Sales included beef steers Of 1900 to
1881 lbs, average at a so to IS 80,
beef steers OF 1853 to i,1o5 lbs, average
ct e3 So to s5, butcher heifers at % "a
10 "a 65, COWS at o. 80 to "a, veal
calves at "a % TO o. rs, bulls at s2 u
to a, and mixers Rt s25 to el2 50 pei
Gov and calf.
Hogs-The bulk of hogs sold at IS 10
TO s6 Is, pigs and light lights at "a 90
TO e5 10, according to quality; light
hogs at IS to s5 IS, medium weights
at e5 OK TO s5 20, bulk going at IS 10
TO % 10. The heavy culls sold at
"a rs TO "a 90, and fair TO best heavy
hogs at IS 10 to 50 BIZ. Good mixed
hogs sold at e5 O5 to 80 IS, and COM
mon 10 fair mixtures sold at "a So To
AZ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28
&c Says the Republicans Lost No Op'
portunity Of Making Mistakes
Gold Plank Alone Is Plain.

CHICAGO, June 24.-"If the Re-
pnblicans overlooked any ~opportuni-
ty to make mistakes In their Philadel-
phIa platform, / fail to note them,'i
eaid William ]. Bryan to-day in an
interview, in which he made his first
comments Of the campaign on the Re-
publican belief and promises.
"The Philadelphia platform Is the
best illustration that We recently
have had Of the desire Of the Republl.
can leaders to deceive the people as to
their plans" Mr.. Bryan continued.
"The only position taken In the plat
form, which l. positive and free from
| ambiguity, IL the declaration In favor
of the gold standard, but sven in this
case the failure OF the platform to
commend the effort made by the
president to secure bimetallism shows
that the platform on this question In
1896 was q fraud.
"The trust plank means nothing
when taken In connection with the
fact that there Is no condemnation Of
trusts that have grown up under the
Republican administration.
asOn imperialism there Is no definite
policy outlined. While every inteIll.
gent reader Of the nations press
knows that the administration intends
to foster q colonial policy, patterned
after the European m~onarehies, the
platform does not ayow honestly and
candidly the party's purpose.
"While the military spirit was 9
noticeable feature Of the convention,
the party did not indOrse the presi-
deut's demand for q standing army OF
100, 900 men.
hOne Of the noticeable features OF
the platform was that no mention
waa made Of the principles set forth
In the Declaration Of Independence,
although the meeting was held In the
city where the nrst Republican con-
veniion wAs held-a convention that
specifically Endorsed the Declaration
Of Independence.
"The Boer plank does not express
any sympathy for the struggling South
African Republics. No one can tell,
from reading IL, whether the party
sympathized with England or the
Boers."
Asked what be thought Of Hanna's
platform effort to arouse the convsn-
tion's enthusiasm, he conteuted him
self with q smile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28

Shoe buyers shouldn not fail to
avail themselves Of this oppor-
tunity to purchase at the lowest
price a comfortable and durable
Shoe. We place on the market
one lot OF sample Shoes, worth
from IS to IS, at $1.05.
Also have one lot OF Ladies'
sample Shoes = Hamilton &
Brown make, worth from $2.25
to $3.50; at $1.75.
A good Plow Shoe, worth
$3.50, you can get in this sale
for 05c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28
MUsTBE IN HARMONY.
william J. Bryan Declares Platform
Should Rule, Not Man-Qualifca-
ton Of Candidates

LNooEs, EER., June 25.-Wiliiam
J. Bryan, In an authorized interview,
given to-day 10 g correspondent,
broke his long allsnce relating to the
question Of the platform to be adopted
at Kansas CIty July 4, and the candi-
date for vice-presidsnt TO be there
nominated. Mr.. Bryan was asked
whether he could say anything in re-
gard to the platform TO be adopted at
Kansas City. He replied: "No one,
Of course. can say what language viii
DO used In setting forth the party
principles. But some idea can be OBJ
tanned ~ to the general tenor Of the
platform from the majority Of the
delegates who have been elected by
conventions which reafirmed Hthe
Chicago platform. II is safe to as
sumo that the Kansas City platform
will reafirm the Chicago platform
and viii contain nothing which can be
constructed a. q surrender or modin-
cation OF that platform on the old ia-
sue.
"Ts ts equally certain that there
Will be g strong and definite plank
against the isusts. There is also no
doubt that the plank against i'm
perialism viii be clear and explicit.
Mnitarism viii be denounced and
sympathy expressed for the Beers.
This much is evident from what has
already taken place."
"You have refused to discuss the
vIoe-presidency heretofore. Mr.
Bryan, lie there any truth In the rumol
that q vice president will be chosen
whose views on the money question
will be attractive to those who OPP
posed the ticket In 1857"
SIT is. true that l have refused to
discuss the vice-presidency," said Mr.,
Bryan, stand l do not care to do 80
now, further than to say that / as
sumo that the candidate nominated
for vice-president viii be In harmony
with the platform, The vice-presi-
dent not only presides over the senate
while the president Is alive, but as
sumes the ONCE Of president in case
OF the presidents death, and 1t Ii
hardly possible that the delegates to
the national convention would write q
platform and then select for either
place on . ticket a man who would
repudiate the platform. No man
worthy to be considered for such an
ONCE would accept q nomination upon
q platform repugnant to his views on
any important issue.
"In every campaign men support q
ticket without approving all the plat
form, but no one can defend a plat.
form unless he believes in 1t. Many
tariff reform gold Democrats support
ed the Republican ticket In '96, al
though they dissented from the pro-
lection plank, but the Republican
convention would not have nominated
q tariff reformer on a protection plat.
form. There is sometimes a join
debate between candidates on oppos-
ing tickets, but not between candi-
dates on the same ticket.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28

In our Furnishing Depart
ment you will find exactly what
you are looking for.
We have one lot Gold and
Silver Shirts, some silk bosom
and some imported Madras,
worth from $I.oo up to $3.50;
we will sell them at 60c.
One lot of fancy Percale
Shirts, worth 65c at 3oc.
Fifty dozen assorted sample
Shirts, worth from soc up to
|7sc; going at Ice.
Large line Of Working Shirts
very cheap.
A large assortment OF fancy
and plain Underwear, worth
CSC; at I8c.
Mems hall Hose IN black,
tan, blue and red, worth I2hc,
at SIC.
Fancy bordered Handker-
chiefs, worth nc at &C.
We also have better grades
at very low prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28
NOTHING But FACTS.
NO DECEPTION USED IN TALKING
ABOUT KORRow's KID
HE-0IDs.
The Arguments Come From People
Who Have Fully Tested
Their inertia

There Is no deception In anything
we publish about Morrow's Kid-ns-
odds. All our statements are facts and
are from people right here In Mis-
souri,; people In all walks Of life are
using and recommending Kid-Ee-oids
because they cure baokaehe, nervous
ness, sleepiessness and general debil-
ity In cases where other remedies
have failed. We ask yau TO read the
following statement from Noah B.
Freeman, residing ct eos East Sixth
street, Kansas City, NO., who says:
81 assisted In defending the old
dag during the Civil War and BY ex-
posure, incident to army life, con-
tracted q disease which has been q
source of pain and annoyance ever
since. I refer TO kidney disease; the
fret symptom was bsckache, followed
by urinary disturbances, such as re-
tention Of the urine, pain in passage
Of and discolored urine with frequent
desire to urinate. / had rheumatism
in my hip and knee joints so / could
scarcely navigate. In fact, / was bed
fast for weeks at q time. / tried sew
eral kidney remedies, but none Of
them gave the relief l expected
Kid.ne-oids brought me sleep and
rest, quieted my nerves, released me
from rheumatism and urinary pain
and restored the urine to Its natural
color. / have used Morrow's Liver
lax and find it an excellent remedy
for constipation and torpid liver"
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills,
but yellow tablets, which 10 the sci
entiHc form OF preparing medicine
They are put up in wooden boxes
which contain enough for about two
weeks treatment and sellfor fifty cents
q box at all druggists.
Morrow's Liverlax sells at twenty
Eve cents q box.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re.
quest by John Morrow & Co., Chem
lists, Springfield. Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28
Tsaeher', Hard Luek.

BrEGHAMToE, N. Y, June 2s.-Be'
cause he spanked Eddie Mallon, Georgt
Gaige, q Hawleyton school teacher
VIII lose his right hand. Mallon hat
been acquiring . supply Of ammuni'
ton for The Fourth OF July, and apor'
tion Of Eddie's stock consisted o.
giant torpedoes that be placed in hi
hip pocket.
Eddie was called to the teacher
desk and charged with an infractioE
Of the ruies, which he denied. TbiI
20 aDgered Gaige that he stretched
young Mallon over bis knee and gave
him . resembling slap.
Instantly there was an explosion
Mallon screamed and the teacher
dropped the boy and danced around
the room holding his scorched Eng.
ers. While the lad was not Injured
: piece Of metal entered Gaige's palm,
resulting In blood poisoning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE

WHnRRAs, Louella Harrison
sss sSsesna, 4 M fyggss. q
and recorded at book Q, page los
mortgages Of records Of AnA'
County, Me-, conveyed 10 the ur'
signed trustee the following AHt
trust, to-wit:
Begin al the quarter section ID
on the south side OF section %, ID
ship iifty-one (51), range nins
thence run west with the south Id
section twenty-fiv ave (26), ninetsa'
seventy eight one-hundredths u
1907 chains to a stone, thenoen
on Q line running north and I
through the center Of the sOuiAH
quarter 90 Of said section 26, tvul
two and one hundred and forg4
thouaandths ca 146-1000) ehaln
the south line Of the Wabash Ran
OompRny'B lands, thence esd
with the south line Of said nda
oompany's lands to the legal guTs
ment line running north and d
through the center Of section tvs
I've (25); thence south sixtesl |
hfty-four hundredths (1e54'lWl ~
20 beginning, and being oil that
OF the east half (h) Of the souAa
quarter (Ll OF section tweug
(z5), township hfty-one (6i), n
nine (0), lying south Of SAID nm
being thirty eight and twenty
hundredths (35 26-100) acres.
begin at the quarter section coz
south aide of section twenty-five
township hfty-one (61), rang 4
(e), thence east nine and eighiy@
hundredths % $4,000 chains .
north thirteen and eighty-stI
dFedthg (13 e6-100) chains 10 then
line Of the Wabash Railrosd 4
thence westerly with the south I
said lands to the legal goTsn,
line running north and south III
the center OF said section twenll
(25); thence south sixteen and
four hundredths (16 64-iOl ehi1
the beginning, ana being ell u.s.
Of the west half (x) OF the souaI
quarter 10 Of the southeest
% OF said section twenty'hH
lying south OF Wabash RailfOsa
tanning fourteen and elghty'siI
dFedths (14 s0-100) acres, exesP's
ten acres described al follovl;
81 the northwest corner OF apou
soFibed lands. run thence 81
nine hundred and foFty'foaf
feet, thence south four hundie
seventy (170) feet, thence wes'
hundred and forty-four Us
thence north four hundred end ~.
" (470) feet to point Of oegla,
There is also excepted from lns cs.
Ill those lands bought BY ne W
Mexico, sold 80 said sale ana
larry described IN naid deed ns
said City Of Mexico BY me s.
recorded at beck hfty.three
two hundred and hity-nve ~
o0Fder'e ONCE Of said county,
Is also conveyed hereby The i'ip.
lands as well as the above;
block ~; lots l and 2, block =
ana 2, block -; lots I, 2, 5 anas
50; Iota / and 2, block 81, anss
block "Rn ofLadd'sa ddltiop,eks
70 the City OF Mexico, Missoul
whereas, 10 ia provided ID
Of trust that II the debt descIS
said deed Of trust shall oeeoI
and unpaid; and, whereas, sA,1
now past due and unpaid, VII
der 20 satisfy said debt and o. -
comply with said deed ottru.h
said lands for sale ct me ~,
door Of the Court House u
Missouri, on N
Friday, the goth Day Of jay
for cash 10 the highest bidasd;
JOHN J. sfEsss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28

JEFFERSON CRY, No, June 3.-H.
L. Gray, Supervisor of Building and
Loan Associations, is seriously ~ a
his rooms In this city from sppsndi-
eItis. An operation was performed
this morning By Drs. W. B. outen and
Hall yasterlin. Of st. Louis, Williams,
Clark and Thorpe, Of this city. He
rallied from the operation and TO-
night ri resting very well. The ply
sicians are hopeful of his recovery,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-28

INITIAL steps are being taken &c
have = street fair this fall. Joe Bartt
and others 7 actively interesting
themselves In the matter, and with
these gentlemen at the helm the en-
teFprise will be . 60. To make q
street fair q success much time must
necessarily be devoted TO 1t and a. al
our business men r engaged with
their own affairs they end IL costly 10
them TO undertake to give II the at
tsntien required. Therefore 1t is now
suggssted-and IT is good idea-to
employ at . fair salary competent
men TO manage the street fair. A
canvass In a quiet way is being made
10 feel ofthe local public pulse. Let
ali give the enterprise encouragement
and Mexico win have . grander street
fair this year than either Of the two
|, previously held.