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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15
AT CALDER'S PARK.
Fine List of Attractions For the Com
ing Week.


Al the 'Biiou theatre an unusually
strong bill will be presented during the
coming week, with frequent changes of
programme by VIII S. Rising and his
clever company of artists. The novelty
will be grand minstrel, first part par
ticipated in by clever black face COM
edians and singers.
The handsome Lillian Kemble will be
seen in several new comediettas,
Bryan, the wonderful boy soprano and
Coal and Wood, a hot team of buck and
wing dancers, Nate Nathans and Fred
Murray comedians will entertain the
patrons of this cool resort. Mr. Rising
will sing 1.-The Palms" at the sacred
concerts, and during the week will
render operate selections from "Trova-
tore" Toreador song from Carmen -
October Ale" from Robin Hood" and
on the occasion of the Utah volunteer
nights. will sing Let Me Like a So
der FALL and The Blue and the
Gray"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15
WORK OF DARING THIEF.
Steals Gold Watch and Chain at Mr.
McCollom's Home.

a daring thief stole a watch, chain
and guard from Gilbert McCollom's
home. u Jefferson avenue, at about 8
o'clock last evening and TO trace of
either watch or thief has yet been OBJ
tanned Mr.. McCOllom had just finished
his chores at the barn and gone into
the house. His vest containing his
watch he hung on the rear porch and
passed through the house to the front.
A few minutes later when he returned
TO get his vest, the watch was gone.
For time he thought his son might
nave taken it to the Salt Palace
grounds where he was working, but
this proved not to be the case. The
watch was valued by the owner at 800:
1t was an excellent timepiece and was a
present. To make the loss still more
severe. a beautiful charm, a present
FORM his wife, was attached TO the
chain and went with the watch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15
Real Estate Transactions.

w. +. Snyder to Dora SNYDER lots
and Z, block ?. Waterloo addition
J. A Hyde L HYDE * Whitmore Co
southwest quarter Of southeast
quarter and southeast quarter of
southwest quarter of section Is
township south, range I east etc. 5
refer Anderson TO Hans Anderson ct
uX., ZyXt2 rods southeast from Is
rods south and 81 rods east of the
northwest corner of lot 3. block 20.
Ten-acIe plat A....... p
Moline State Savings bank to A q
Peterson. lot 2S. blocE 1 Winfield
subdivision of block 2. Five-Acre
plat A.. q
Carolina r. Mortensen to Matilda
MOrtenSen. 10X5 rods southwest
from "a rods east of northwest cor
ner OF lot g. block SO, plat A..
J. 7. Freeze 70 q. ". Granter. part
OF northeast quarter OF section u
township 2 south. range west I.
}. +. CahcOn to G. W. Granter mart
OF lot l, section Z, township south.
range l east .
Mary I. Bennion ct al TO William
Bennion. part of southeast quarter
OF section =, township south,
range west .....................-...
c. A. Pursell to William Bennion.
west half of southeast quarter of
section is, township south, range
l west .....- - .....-......... II
c. A. Graeber TO S. W. Craddock,
part of lot a. block /, Crackers p.
y. addition ...... ......-...----.... 81
A. Hanauer, jr., to Brigham Martin.
140lzx2Sl- feet northwest from the
southeast corner of lot 3, block 1,
Heatt's subdivision 40, plat Co.. Isl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15
G|YEPLENTY Of WATER.
Action to Be Taken By the JOr-
dan NarrowS Company.
WILL APPEAL TO COURT
WANTS PERMISSION TO SHARE
EXPENSE WITH CITY.

There is food for reflection for the
voters of Salt Lake in the following
interview had yesterday with Joseph
Geoghegan, the recently appointed re-
ceiver of the Salt Lake City Water &
Electric Power company. Mr.. Geoghe-
gan was asked how much water his
company possessed and what course ne
purposed to pursue in utilizing it.
My company" he said, has legally
and properly appropriated 2 46-l00
inches of water in Utah lake under the
one and one-half feet appropriated by
the city of Salt Lake. This viii give
us IA, 500, OOO, 600 cubic second feet of wa
ter. None of il is consumed, not a
gallon, but after being conducted
through our power plant, is delivered
back into the canal to be used by the
people in the valley below for canal or
irrigating purposes"
What is your plan for utilizing this
large amount of water?" was asked.
I'VE purpose to join the city I'm the
expense of Strengthening the river and
dredging the sand bar at the source of
the river in the lake You understand
that we consume none of the water;
we simply conduct it through our pOwer
ter it is thus used turn ii back into
the canal just as good as it was before.
In this way we have an absolute right
to the use of 400 second feet of water
all the year around, and this would
mean 920 cubic second feet during the
dry months of the year. Remember
that this is more water than would ever
be consumed, but the lake would con-
stitute a reservoir to be drawn upon
as needed.
Join With the City.
Now, in order TO join with the city
in the expense of clearing this chan
mel" continued Mr.. Geoghegan, after
consulting my attorney l have decided
to go into court tomorrow and, as re-
ceiver for the company, request author
ity to incur the expense of joining with
the city in this expense. If / am grant
ed this authority by the court l shall
next go before the city council and
submit a proposition to that body to
unite with me in the expense of this
work. 1t will be readily seen that if
this proposition of mine is accepted ii
will settle the water problem for this
city for all time to come, because the
amount of water stated above would
be sufficient to supply all the wants of
all the consumers in this city, even
though there should be another season
as dry rs that of 1889.
Il don't think the city can afford to
reject my proposition" said Mr.. Geo
ghegan, in conclusion My company
has no desire to injure anyone or any
interest. 1t simply wishes to use the
water that it is legally entitled to use
and in joining the city. as proposed
above, I am of the opinion that it is
performing a valuable service to the
| city at the same time"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15
Funeral Notice.

The funeral services Of the late
Samuel Croft will be held today at tn9
Tiff NJ. E. church at 1890. Rev. Joel 4
Smith will have charge Of the services
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15

IT Will Do You Good
Read the Lace House ads. on pages
IL and "a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15

It Will Do You Good
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IL and "a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15

1t Will Do 1oH Good.
Read the Lace House ads. on pages
Il and a.
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1t Will Do You Good.
Read the Lace House ads. on pages
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15
Wa Hot in Manila.

L had a good time in Manila. bur
I didn't like it very much there. rs
too hot for boy born and raised in
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11
Spring Schedule on Nickel Plate Read

TT. Wayne, Findlay, Fostoria, Belle
vue, Loram, Clevela nd, Painesville, ASH
tabula, Ccnneaut, Girard, Erie, Chau-
tauqna. Lake, Dunkirk, Buffalo, 'as we'll
as New York, Boston and all intermedi-
are points in New England, New York
state and theAnthracite Coal regions are
reached on fast time and at lowest rates
OF fare by. trains of the Nickel Plate road.
Leave Chicago at 1885 a. M, $3.50 n.
M, 1920 p m., with up-to-date draw
ing room sleeping cars. Unexcel|ed din
ing cars on through Boston and New
York train at 1885 a. m,, and New
York City Express train leaving Chicago
at 3:30p p. m. All trains run daily.
Train leaving Chicago at $3.50 D. m. has
observation car east OF Buffalo over the
Lackawanna road, arriving in New
York CITY 1925 p. m. every day in the
year In good shape for evening enter
tainments. Secure sleeping car space in
advance. Write, wire or phone POST
Central, to J. Y. Callahan, General Agent.
Chicago, III.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Spring Valley Sun: They tell OF q
we'll known young woman of Spring
Valley who recently had 'propos-
al" from q we'll known widower who
lives in Austin. The Austin man
showed good judgment in trying to
get a maid from Spring Valley, but
be didn't get her. While he be we'll
fixed financially, he has been mar
ried twice already and has five chill
dren, and the Spring Valley young
woman replied to his proposal (which
came by mail, that she ''didn't want
any warmed over love and ready
made children.'
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11
Special Tern of Court.

Judge Searle held special term
of court at the court house Friday
morning.
Several tax cases were considered,
among them that of Morrison coun-
ty vs. s. R. and &. W. Thayer. Part
OF defendants real estate was sold
for taxes. They wish to withhold
same from the forfeited: tax sale; it
being claimed that the law under
which the sale was made gave the
owners three years for redemption.
The case was taken under adv ise'
ment, as was also the case OF the
county vs. Fl. G. Gilbert. The de-
fendant claims excessive assessment
Of certain lands in Ripley.
The other tax cases were also ta'
ken under advisement.
Roman WawrzekoWski was
brought before Judge Searle under
supplementary proceedings to testi'
fy regarding disposal of his property.
The proceedings were brought by
attorneys for q North Dakota man
who has a Judgment against Wa
wrzekowski. Tue examination was
adjourned until the July special
term.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Koyalton Banner: Chas. Farrow
returned home from four months
visit to Seattl Thursday afternoon.
He did not like tho country and has
come back toMinnesota to ste:. He
says he enjoyed the trip out but not
the trip back as he was robbed of
$50 on the train a short distance
this side Of El]ensburg. Wash.
He was asleep at the time and when
he discovered his loss the party lie
suspected had left the train. He
says that Washington is country
OF fieas and pickpockets and he has
had enough OF it. He expects to
visit here a few days and then go to
Little Falls to visit his son Frank
and from there to AitkintO visit a
daughter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11
DARLING

May 1.-The railroad commission says
it , in hardly be possible to get depot
her., until a village is started. with
this object in view meeting will be held
next week at the school house in die"
trirt "a, if the school hoard allows the
us of it. All around here are in favor
OF the move.
Chas. Regnen left today tor North Da'
kota.
Peter Anderson went to Little ta'is on
business today.
Mrs.E N.)eon went to Little Falls
Saturday.
4 lot OF fruit trees have been planted
on River Grove farm.
Mamie Hanson came home Saturday;
hired Pike Creek livery team. Our
rigs were ali out.
Standpoint wants to change the name.
Send it to Pine Grove farm.
The Fairfield farmer expects a visit
srom his mother next week.
The poundmaster ran in today some
cattle, which were damaging some rye
in Silver Park.
J. Sbypritt is here and plowed last
week.
The Pike Creek supervisors have put
good guide boards. Where our ours?
We cant heer that Maple Grove bell
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

St. Cloud Times: Judge Bruener,
his son and daughter. Theodore B.,
and Miss Mary G. Bruener, will en-
bark on the 10Th inst: tor their
European trip. The will visit the
Paris expos ton and the Passion
Play at Oher Ammergau and
other noted places and scenes. They
will start home about August Z.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Joseph LANCER and son Hubert OF
Pierz left Saturday for visit to NJ.
Langer's old home in Cologne, Ger
many. They expect to visit the Par
is exposition.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Mrs. E. Hamm, wife OF Mr.. Hamm,
senior partner of the firm owning
the Golden Rule store; has arrived
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamm have
gone to housekeeping in rooms over
the store.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

At the meeting of the board ofedu-
cation Thursday bills were allowed
and y. C. Trace, l.. E.: Richard and
Supt Rowe appointed committee
on commencement exercises. The
board adjourned to May 17th.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11
Notice..

My minor son, Charles Flecken-
stein, OF Pierz, having left home, 1
hereby give notice that will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by him, and l give him his time.
JOHN FLECKENsTEIN.
PlERz, May Z. 1900.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Henry WALES was convicted at
Pierz last week Of petit larceny and
paid a fine of s. and costs. He was
charged with stealing railroad ties
from Dahmen & Grell.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Mr. and Mrs. John Wetzel enter
tanned the class OF 1900. Little Falls
high school, aud the teaching corps,
Friday evening.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

J. kingsley's sawmill in Randall
town wa. o lrtiyol",'i Thursday
evening last week. Loss, $3.50.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Joseph H Arnold, who was corr
mitted to the Fergus Falls asylum
from this city in Jure, 1898, died at
the institution last week. St. Ar
mold had relatives in Sherburne
comfy.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Mrs. ". j. Coon went to Brainerd
Saturday. Mr.. Coon and son George
are working there and the family
may move. Mr.. Coon has lived here
several years and his friends will be
sorry to see him go.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Work on5the church OF the ST.
Johns Lutheran Congregation is
progressing.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

J.C. Carley returned Saturday to
Fergus Falls: where he is employed
in the electric light plant.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Hoover have
gone to housekeeping in the Trettel
residence on Second street north
east.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

nednen pins at the Diamond Sign
jeweIry store.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

A gravel train is filling in the y. Z
bridge approaches.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

s.. Speaking Of state action, how ap'
propriate that Nebraska Republicans
head their state ticket with q national
banker for governor And quite a. sp-
pfopriately il Corporation Senator
Thnrston placed at the head Of the Me-
Kinley delegates. Yea, verify, the OK
lnoweth his owner, and the ass his
masters crib.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

About all tho significance We can zee
in the Dewey Chicago affair is that his
ability to stand trip ON the drainage
canal awould indicate that he had the
endurnnce, at least, to run for president
on G.: o, p. ticket.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

i! ~ u
The Old Re
AP will buy a boys waist In
=x1n the little Lord Fauntleroy
ZOO style with frills on bosom
and cuffs, in d good grade of dark
or light percale. Sizes 4 to ID; others
charge IS cents.
cA> VIII buy q: boys white:
India linen aist, collars
wv cuffs and front trimmed
with embroidery made in first-class
shapes, and really cheaper than you
could make it.
M will buy ladies' under.
Ix skirt in plain black sateen
fOU or in the fancy striped
silkateen skirting.
a. "a will buy the finest
X black mercerized un-
VZDVO derskirt ever shown
in this city, it is remarkably we'll
finished, has deep pleated frill. at
the bottom, and is actually worth
$3.50.
nn> will buy a genuine oil
% Opaque window shade
zVO mounted on first-class
rollers, in all the leading colors; the
same is sold everywhere at 40 and
45 cents. =
A. will buy 4 girls double
QX breasted REFER jacket
VOU made of gray repellant,
and trimmed with fancy braid; the
best garment ever offered for that
price. Sizes 4 to IA years. =.
.nn ne will buy an extra fine
~ ~ REFER jacket for girls
VZlzV it is double breasted
breasted with large sailor collar,
neatly trimmed with fancy braid and
is made of fine all wool ladies' cloth
in bright red or blue.
a. m will buy a fine ladies'
AZ4H jacket in all wool
V@UO Venetian cloth. fly
front. silk lined. and a great bargain
at the price. They come in Cadet
blue or T an.
an m will buy a fine ladies'
TX tailor made suit, the
:, VO~VU jacket made in the
very latest style and lined with good
quality OF silk, skirt with large box
pdeat In the back, lined with perca1ine
and well bountl, really worth $40.
~ 7F Will buy pair Of
III - ladies' kid shoes in blk
VII ~ or tan, perfectly solid
leather and very good filters; every
air guaranteed.
+ a. RI viii buy a pair Of the
AA9n celeDrat ted Drew K
VVsOO SlIe9by ladies' Shores;
the:s are as line as any shoes ever
soN IN this city.
1F@ will buy = pair Of ehf1d"s
K1P button kid shoes sizes 2
r: cn> will buy a pair Of the
- sFEf1s same size shoes, tn 4
t. VVU better quality, in lace or
0fff> will buy pair of child g
h4 kid shoes, solid right
OOU through, in button or
lace. Sizes 81 to 8.
r. will buy one yard Of good
nc cream INC, co!orsd Ia curtafn r a n scrtm = q
and 70 l cents. e Is
/ IT, will buy a piece OF glass
ware, sold everywhere at
FOO 20 and - cents.
1ke will buy n pair of good steel
LJV scissors in different sizes.
0f 7c will buy l*atfes black
A.I1 mercerized shirt waist,
v made with fancy tuck
ing in front. Looks as we'll as silk
and will wear better. We have shirt
! waists at all prices from ;;5c to ~ .
The above quotations. c.
tion of our stock, but you ca
you need. We will be NOR
else in the city. And we ca
Respectfully
RlCHARlF. +
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IF Y011 W an
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

While the True Americans have been
occurring the Hoars, BUutwells' ( Car ne
gies, SGhurz aud Edmunds, whom have
the Republicans acquired?
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

national SUCCESS = was General Oaapp'G
and others orasorioal i: burdens. Well,
the pace has been set and tho united.
victorious forces will SEQ that II IL main.
tained. l:=:~er-~, - ,.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

The wsek's Philippine news summas.
lies the capture by Funston Of q ''rebel''
warehouse filed with tho archives Of
the Filipino republic before MoKin-
ley's soldiers scattered it's congress, and
the almost total annihilation of an
American outpost by bolo-armed ':nig-
gers" The one calls for goppite rejoic-
ing, the other for prediction appeal
to ''staud by tho president.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

= And speaking Of six othsr Minnesota
congressman, it il not yet clear whethsz
they viii be laid out by their own party
in defeat for denomination, or the pig
sticking job be loft to the reform forces
in November.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Agent Beutner. is about closing spring
distribution of fish, and the streams Of
the Southeastern part of the state
which were long ago. depopulatsd Of
the funny tribe will be generously r.
stocked, the streams from Lake City to
Minneiska having received 5000, 900
trout. Those streams wore in fo<snsr
years alive with trout, aud it il believed
that they will soon be ns good fishing
there as in the early times. These
streams and the small inlets into Lake
Superior are the only waters Of Minne-:
sofa where the gamsy fish will thrive.
The commission expect under the Wig
orous administration Of Agent Beutner.
to plant fully $4,000, 600 of wall-eysd
pike during the present season.
State Superintendent Lewis has issued
the biennial report Of the department,
highly complimentary notices of which
abound in our state press. The report
is pronounced the ablest issued from, the
department in years.
The trust wire and steel mills shut
down, and their 10000 to $4,000 en-
ployes out Of work; the Vanderbilt line
.men at Buffalo out OH strike; Chicago
in the worst labor troubles for many
years; strikes of builders, -woodworkers
and of plumbers i'll most of the leading
cities of the country, such are few of
the Mckinley ''prosperity'' pointers.
And while mills are closed Or closing,
farmers products lower and lower,
Hanna is raking together his campaign
corruption fund to give the country
some more of the same sort.
And, as to the Twin Cities, those
local papers which each week gloss over
the situation as much rs possible, are
positively funny. Thus the regular
real estate ''column' has ''things NOV
ing,'' while the current news shows
that labor is idle, building nothing to
speak of, and transfe by mortgage
foreclosures about all - deals there
, ass. 8. s. @.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

In this connection win kind readers
recall that this Letter distinctly
and oleaaiy predicted this SUGGEST WIN
Roppite readers make q note that tho
aanae prediction Ia: for overwhelming
Gtete and naional success in Novembeee
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

The above quotations contain only very small por-
tlon OF our stock but you safely for what
you need We will be apt to have it than any
else in the city. And we can you mooney.
Respectfully yours, (:
j.: RcHARD /. BROS.
Little Falls herald., 1900-05-11

Speaking Of tbs nstioual situatiou,
those meh of WHOM. fortunstely Minnie
sofa possesses but = very few who are
70 densely ignorant as to doubt Bryan .
renomination; should know that eaoi,
rad every state convention, as fsst ~
held, endorses him, The list tn'date
akxn1A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-25
DUTY OF REPUBLICANS.

While fractional dictators are wasting
their time in vain efforts to force strife
upon the Republican party and secure
a victory for its opponents, 1t is well
for honest citizens to give serious con-
sideration to the issues at stake in Nle
forthcoming campaign.
In the first place 1t is the duty Of the
Republican party and the candidates it
puts forward to uphold the Republic
can administration both national and
territorial. The liberal Territorial law
granted Hawaii by the Republican ma
jority OF the United States Congress is
on trial before the people. A defeat OF
the Republican party in the Territory
at the first election held under the law
will open the way for amendments re-
stricting the rights Of the people, or
lessening our freedom of local indepen-
dence never before granted Territory
OF the United States. The return OF a
Republican majority will make doubly
sure the failure Of an effort to tampcr
with the law as II now stands; will
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-25
DAWSON TO HAVE CHANGE.

Vancouver, b. c., Aug. 10.--An Off
cial dispatch to a Vancouver paper
from Ottawa today, says: "The Gov
eminent has determined to abolish, IN
its entirety, the obnoxious 10 per cen:
royalty, and to establish at Dawson a
Government assay Office where the
gold will be taken from the miners at
its exact worth, certificates being Is
sued which the banks will cash at full
face value. A small export duty will
be imposed upon the gold itself, but
as the opportunity will have been at
forded the miners Of disposing Of their
gold on the spot, this cannot directly
affect them. Indeed, the miner will he
required to pay comparatively nothing
into the treasury, his service to the
State in the development of the coun-
try's waste places and the augmenta-
ton of the gold supply thus being prac-
tically recognized.
The official dispatch goes on to say
that instructions have also been given
to Tache, Government engineer, to eS-
pend a generous appropriation on roads
and trails out Of Dawson.
Two members OF the Dominion Par
Lament are to be elected from Dawson
in October, and 1t is an open secret that
prominent millionaire mine owners in
Dawson have ordered the Government
to make the above changes or suffer
political defeat in that city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-25

Response to the committee call for
precinct meetings comes promptly, ia.
dicative that all Republicans will he
thoroughly awake to their duty in the
primaries and at the polls. There
should be no laggards in the work, par
ticularly at the premaries which will
determine the character Of the party
candidates. Let men be placed in the
District conventions who have the con-
fidence of the people irrespective of
fractional leaders. and the results in the
nominating conventions will be as
surances of legislative victory made
doubly sure.