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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05


Episcopal.
St Marks Cathedral.-T2t. Rev, Abel
Leonard, s T. D. bishops Very Rev
James q. Eddie. p. D., dean Fourth sun
day after Easter, May 5: $3.50 a. M, holy
communion: SIS a. M, Sunday school;
II "A. m, holy communion and SERMON.
PROGRESS of the Law Of Life 1.45. cali
vary branch Sunday school, LaggaFts
han, FIRST street, near O; 8 p. m, event
Archdeac0n Ostenscm- Ihe PUBIC is cor
daily invited to attend the services. Al
seats Tree s.
ST PauFs Church-BIain and Fonrth
South streets, Rev. Alshedse W walker, rec
8 a. m holy communion; $50 a. Ta.5 sun
day school; u a. M holy communion
and sermon, 2 .. M. baptism; p M.
May T. at , D.. M. Ladies guild in Guild
room. Friday. May 10, at II q. m, holy
p. N. sunday School teachers, in rectory
study.
St. Peters Chapel;.-Fifth. Norsh and
Fifth West May $, fourth sunday after
Easter B p m. Sunday school; p M.
evening prayer and ssermon-
St Johns ehapei.-Perlzins' addition.
May 5 fourth sunday after Easter: 8
p "a, Sunday school
MIL Greek Mission SCOTS school
house May s. fourth SUNDAY after
Easter: 49, p M evening oraSaerf ma
sermon.
St Marks Hospital Chapel-Fourth
Sunday after Easter. Holy comm union,
/ 1-S0 a. m, evening prayer, 6.l5; dairy
Z evening prayer, 6.l5. Rev. ID. Douglas
ny ailace, vicar
Congregational.
First Eongregat iouas- Church, Corner OF
First South and sFourth East. Rev, Car
ence IT. BROWN. pastor. l'ut4ic worship at
III "a. m Sermon BY the pastor, subject.
The Sacran entss Their fFteas ouabIeness
Z and tBlessedness TIE receiving Of new
members and communion service sunday
4 school at 1870; Junior EndeayOr at 4-l5;
7 Young Peoples meeting at 6.l5. At p
m. the monthly praise service. .Anthem
I 90 Praise God in Ills Holiness, Dudley
I Buck; trio, walls in the Light, Mars4
ton. Anthem Bow Down Thine Ser,
R Parker; contralto 500, Miss Edna Gohn
ABIDE With Me- LidJelL AnthaTn
Z The Dawn of Hope. KrogrnanIl- AR
Browns subject fs- The Thoughts of
( the Heart ReVealed.' All The. pews are
/ free. and the public cordially invited
Phillips Congregational Church.-Fifth
J south and seventh East Streets Rev r.
z II a. M. Sacrarnertal service at g. p m.
/ 'EnvirOnm ant.ff Sunday school at I2.15.
J Christiar EndeaVor at 6s45-- All are coz
daily invited to these services,
Presbyterian.
First Presbyterian Church--Corner OF
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REUNEoN OF VETERANS.
GatI .ering d Artlieryn.an nd Mem

Gait ering Of Arrllieryrrf1sIl md Mems
Bers of Nauvoo Logon
The A Association Of Veteran Artillery
men Of the Nauvoo Lection VIII hold'it its
annual social gathering on Friday. May
10 The affair VIII take place 10 the
Thirteenth ward assembly haH, conn
Teentingat p ~. The assoeiaSlon cer-
daily invites All survivors who were
identified w1th the legion In any ca
pIcity before it Vfas disbanded. also
adult members OF their families. The
doors viii be open at. .:So.
The Martial band End lhe Union Cfiee
Club-oid col'frades wili play and sing
stirrins selections some o. the hest
Vocalisss and e}ocutionIsts in the city
have kindly volunteered their services
Tor this interesting occasion.
Former prominent officers Of the le-
E.vn viil &c Oreseut and deliver reIpl-
Tx members ol the Nauvoo Legion
Hnd Mormon Battalion are specially In
vited 10 call on Wiliam Sa'nders, =. O.
n T. wholesale dry gc9ds department,
from whom they WI obtain free adj
mission tickets.
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Washington May z.A number Of
boards have. been convened By the war
ming enlisted men who. desire 10 sub
roit to the competitive examination
for promotion to second lfeuten2 ats
General Otis IS 1T. the head 81 such a
board at Chicago. General Merriam at
Denver and colonel Chambers Nc
Kibbin a san Antonio.
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Count Hon $50 Birthdar-

Berlin. May 4-count Won Buelow
yesterday celebrated his hfty-second
birthday quietly. No one seems to
have heard that Emperor William sent
the imperial chancellor a gift or a
message of CONCENTRATIONS.
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Cattle perail 8 main.

Unionville. Ia. May IA drove Of
cattle on the, track derailed westbound
passenger train No. II on the Rock
Island today, near here. Engineer
I8lakewas killed and his fireman slightly
injured. None OF the passengers were
injured.
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Services in Salt Lake Churches Today.

Second East and Second South streets.
Rev. w NJ. Paden. ID D. pastor Key.
vice at II o'clock and preaching by the
pastor; Sunday school at 1240 p M
Junior EndelEor meeting at 4; Young
Peoples meeting at 60; evening service
at T.45. Seats are free at all services, and
the public cordially invited.
westminster Presby -srian Church.-130
South Fourth West street, between First
and, Second. South streets Rev George
ilgy IN ermo mon b i4 Rev eng s6eIdon
Jackson, d D., u. $. commissioner of ed
the pastor Subject, the Battte OF Young
Mem for Places Young people especial
~ invited; Sunday school at ls;l5; En-
p. m, at eS2 West First North street;
Junior Christian Endeavor, 5 p. m; Y p.
5. C. E., 6:45. p n. Monday evening at 8
Phillip. Wednesday evening at :45 p
m. prayer meeting. Thursday afternoon
at $50 Ladies Missionary society will
hold their monthly meeting All are cor
daily invited to these services and meet
ingS
Baptist.
First Baptist Church Second South
and Second West strsets & Preaching at
j. a. m ana p m py i1esn = ga TliISon7
( p. M. Wednesday evening service at s.
A welcome to an.
Burlington ChapeI.-Corner Indiana ave
! nue. aac Navajo street. Preaching at. II.
a. m. and 100 .. m. by Deacon w. w
Randolph Sunday school al 3-15 d. m,
( Friday evening service at s.
L Rio Grande apeI--Seeond South be-
{ tween Ninth and Tenth WeSt- sunday
4 school at $50 p. m.
+ East Side Baptist Church.--CorRer OF
I Third South and Seventh East. Rev
I F. Barnett, pastor. Take Liberty park
carr Preaching at II IN. by the pastor
? Subject THE Old Wells Opened"
J sunday schoOl at 12.15 p M Young PeO-
: pies service sat.7 b. M Regular evening
service at clock. Sermon by the pass
] tor. Subject The East Wind Cons
j municu service at the close Of the even
I ing service. Weekly prayer meeting on
{ Wednesday evening. at o'clock JInIor
= meeting on Friday afternoon at $50
/ O'Clock.
\ Methodist
/ First Nh + fChurch-22 East Third
I South street, between Maih and State
/ streets. Rev Alfred H. Henry. pastor
( Holy 'cOmmuuioa VIII be celebrated at il
L a. m Ats p III, the pastor VIII deliver
the sixth ia ais Sermons 30 MoTmons,' =
] the subjscts being THE Mormon Theory
! school, at AS a. M; Epworth league at
D. m All seats free. Strangers. Cordially
welcomed at ali services. Mems meeting
T az o'clock Monday evenings
4 Scandinavian ~ +. Church-f5S South
Second East street. Emil z. NforlSf pastor
I Services at II a. m. in the Scandinavian
language. Glass meeting at the else Of
morning service. Sunday school at 8 p.
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At the Y. n c. "A. rooms. correr Or
Main and First South streets. Young
men $ meeting TO-DAY AT 4 81 m. addressed
by Rev S. F. Wishard, D. d.. superin-
.tendent Of Presbyterian churches in this
state A cordial inYitatioh is extended 10
all men to attend.
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Reorranizad Church.

Latter-day Saints. EldersT w Williams
of Los Angeles, cal, viii preach at Mis-
sion chapel. rs East Second South street.
at. IL "a "a and 80 p. N. SUNDAY school
at y N. All are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
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would control European canals.

New YORK May IA London dis
patch to the World says the London.
Daily Express asserts that control Of
the European canals is to be q part OF
J. Ps Morgan's plans, SO as to secure
the delivery cf steel into the heart Of
Europe at the smallest possible ex-
penSe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05
ReeiproeItv - -Adopted.

al san Jose, Costa Rica, has sent to
the state department. translatiOns Of
the reeenss0 adopted reciprocity treaty
befWee3 Chile and NIcara qua. Ihe
minlster SAYS the trade between the
tsro countries VIII be materially ex-
tended by the treaty.
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Central Christian Chureh.-Coner. Of
Third East and Fourth South streets,
Rev. W. H. Bag83y, pastor. sunday scn0ol
at 9:A5 a, m; G. =. society at p. m, and
midweek PRAYER meeting "Wednesday at
D. m. Preaching services AT II a. m and
D. m. Morning subject, THE Altruistic
Spirit evening, How TO Do All
Tnings- The annual Offering for mis-
sions win be taken at the morning ser
vice.
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Fatal Quarrel Of Railroad Wen.

Sherry, switchman was fatally shot
by w D Norton, a brakeman. at
Needless after 2. brief quarrel Sherry.
who died soon after receivsug as bullet
in his breast. was rnenaber Of the
I1mberlain lodge, brotherhood Of Rail-
way SW1te hTneRs of LeadviIle, Colo.
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RUTH Center

Truth Center Will hold services at IL a.
m, al 4ladame Heller Thiessen's Barlors.
SOP Constr tuition bp3ldipg. Everybody well
come. Topic. Self-S4rrender.9
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Spiritualist.

The First ChuTeh OF the Independent
Free Thought Bible Spirltualist Society
viii hold morning services at PSI South
West Temple street at II a. m, Mrs Fon-
tyn pastor Evening service at D. M.
at 4S6 West First South. Mrs Miner, pas
tor.
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Unitarian services at salt Lake theatre
at II a. m. Sunday. May 5 Rev. =. S.
Thatcher viii preach Miss Lottie owen
VIII sing a selected soprano solo.
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Fine rFresh Jersevs For Sac.

We have decided to reduce the num-
Der Of celebrated thoroughbreds on the
Addison Park ranch A Specimen can
be seen at residence.
ADDISON CAIN.
1855 Main street.
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the derrick the first leap. This is an
eignt-inch well-the largest in the dis
trict
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German Lutheran.-Swedish Lutheran
church, corner Second South and Fourth
East. Sunday school at .. m Services
at d. m. Rev J. Graebner viii preach
the sermon. Please come and attend.
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Our Savior.s Lutheran Church r ourth
East, between 4th and 5th South. A. @. II.
Overn, pastor. No morning service today.
sunday school at 1870 and English ser
Vices at 4;Se p. M. Rev. J. Graebner Off
eating.
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-. 80 go.

Washington. May AIRS. Admira
Dewey is some better tozias She la
baeH suffering from tonsliitis
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New Orleans. May A-Another oil
gusnes Was struck at Beannont, Tex.
last night, tie oil gcing 70 the top Of
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Christian.

m and gospel service at S p. m. All are
cordially invited to cur meetings
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Won Their Strike.

Toledo. o., May 4-glhe zoo union
eafhsnters in Toletio hsse won. their
strike and went back to work today,
recefEing 81 30 FOR eight hQurs. instead
Of 81 IS Cor nine hours.
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Elected a President.

Waghington. May 1.-THE KVoF LIS
Home & F6rsign MISSIONARY society
81 the general synod Of the Evangelical
Lutheran ciifrch of the Omitted Srafes
- day elected as president Mrs L p.
TCfetchtng re New Xsek AID Sew
Jersey synod
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05
MOUNTAIN OF GOLD
QUARTZ IN ALASKA

Victoria, B. c.. May 4.-The steamer
Danube brings news Of the arrival at
Dawson Of Peter Dow and party from
the Tanana, after two years travel
through tina district They tell of the
discovery Of a great mountain Of por-
phyric quartz vest Of the Tulvana-
river which. could be seen fer many
miles clustering like snow on the moun-
tain.
The Quartz was pure white, and there
we're pinnaefes Standing to heights Of
300 feet on tne mountain. Two miners
were lost. during the search for this
ledge, and lived on berries tor four days
before they were found Gold was IN
all pieces tested in a crude manner by
the miners.
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May Be Shortage Of Provisi0ns.

Seattle, WASH May 4.-InformafiOn
was reeeiye1 Yesterday by tQuarter-
master RubIensof this city to the effect
that there is likely to besa shortage of
provisions at Fort Gibbons, ALASKA, un-
less early shipments are made via
skagway and the upper Yukon route.
T-ations TO destitute miners TO such an
extent that serious threads We're made
on its own stock Of supplies. ship
nlents Of provisions VIII be rushed
north as soon as possible. It IS not
dagger.
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EnfscopaI.

CAn notices for this column must be
handed IN before 6 p m, Saturday.
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There VIII be meeting Of the Vefe-
gan Firemen' S association held ia their
han. Pa canyon road, ON Mays. 1871
c0umencing at rs30. An Invitation IS
e. tended to all volunteer dremen from
other states sresiding in this city. ~
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Anti-scalpinp Bin ! T.sNv
80 &c 81 49,

Albany N. ". May Governor z. dell
has isigned the anti-scalp4ng bin.
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Methodist.

Scandinavian W r. Church-15S South
Second East :, street, kn1il le Gorks pastor
ianguaBe. Glass meeting at the else of
morning service sunday school at 8 b..
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q Presbyterian.
First Presbyt Church. Corner Of
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Baptist

First Baptist Church. Second South
and Second West streets II Preaching at
IL a. m. and p m by Dean Hamilton
Sunday school ct 12.l5; 3. Y. p. L. at
p. n.J Wednesday evening service at S.
A welcome to an.
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St Marks Hospital Chapel.-Fourth
Sunday AFTER Easter: Holy communion,
$50 a. M, evening prayer 6.l55 dairy
evening prayer, 6.15. Rev. ID. Douglas
Wallace, vicar
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Burlington Chapel.-Corner Indiana ave-
nue. aRc Navajo street. Preaching at II.
a. m. and $50 .. m. by Deacon W. w
Randolph Sunday school al 3.15 D. m,
FridaIE evening service at s.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-10-31
PAYS THE PENALTY. Y
Leon F. czo1gosz Is E1ectrocuted
. for the Assassination Of
y s President cKinley.
Said in the Chair He Was Not
Sorry for the Crime.

Auburn, N. Y, Oct. 29.-Ati 7:12 this
morning Leon Czolgosz, murderer Of
President William Mckinley, paid the
extreme penalty enacted by law for
his crime. He was shocked to death
by 1,7oo volts of electricity. He went
to the chair in exactly the same man
ner as have the majority of murderers
in this state, showing no particular
sign OF fear, but, in fact, doing what
few OF them have done-talking to the
witnesses while he was being strapped
in the chair. 81 "a So -.
II killed the president because he
was an enemy, of the good people OF
the good working people. I am not
sorry for my crime" were his last
words as the guards hurried him into
the chair ~: ~ s..'t1sa'1
A moment later, mumbling through
the half-adjusted face straps, he said:
II am awfully sorry could not see my
father" s~.' = 5'2s
Rev.. Cordello Herrick, chaplain OF
the prison, was in the death chamber
for any call that might be made for
his services. He was not wanted by
the prisoner, however. -,
The clothing and personal effects of
the prisoner were burned shortly after
the execution. s$.f.l+* '..
The physicians holding the autopsy
decided, after a critical examination,
that Gzalgosz' brain was normal, if not
above normal. .> 80 @&~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-10-31

Many of our subscribers are doubt
less subscribers to the Pioneer Press,
and in calling attention to and com
plimenting that paper on the news
paper par excellence that they hav e
been getting out, we are but echoing
the opinion OF every person who has
had the pleasure OF reading that very
admirable sheet. Of late the Pioneer
Press has given more space to sport
ing news, and has changed the make
up Of the paper so as to enable the
reader to find at a glance just the
news he seeks. The brightest and
cleverest writer's of the Twin Cities
are requisitioned to make a paper
that will fairly bristle with news, non
partisan and complete. Editorials
that are clean cut, broad and fair.
Special stories and features that
must appeal to and interest every
person who reads them. In fact at
every point the Pioneer Press is d
news paper and one that all the
Northwest may we'll be proud Of and
submit in comparison with any pa
per published in any part of this
broad country. =. -. .'5s *'~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-10-31
Assault and Battery Case.

A case of assault and battery
was heard in Justice Eahton's court
at 9 O'Clock this morning Lars
klakeg, OF Big Woods is the COM
planning witness and Osuf Rostvedt
OF the same town, is the party who did
the assaulting! Klakeg, who is a
cripple, claims that on October 26,
without cause or provocation, this
man Rostvedt Jump upon him from
behind and severely pounded him,
and shows a number of marks on his
face and body in evidence. Itis
claimed that after the assault Rost-
Vedt went directly to the. office Of
Justice Halvor Harris and pleaded
guilty to the assault and Was fined
$5. 90 by that officer. Mr. Klakeg
went to- Warren and had a warrant
sworn out before Justice Easton.
When the case came up this morning
it was dismissed, but a new one,
claiming $500 damages for bodily
.maltreatment, was Immediately
started. Mr.. Grindeland is Mr.. Kla-
kegs attorney.
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Adiudged Insane.

David Roy, of Crookston, was
adjudged insane by Probate Judge
p. 81. Holm. at Warren, on Satur-
day last. The man has been visiting
his brother, Joseph Roy, in Tama-
rae, since the 4th OF May last. His
case is sad one. About six years
ago he was convicted OF selling whis-
key to the Indians and spent six
months in Jail at Crooks ton, and as
a result OF this confinement in Jail,
it is claimed, he lost his eyesight.
Brooding over this misfortune, he
gradually lost his reason ALSO Polk
county will be asked to pay the ex-
penses incurred in his case. The pa
tient was taken to Fergus Falls by
Deputy Sheriff LeYis A. Nelson.
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Tot Causes Night Alarm.

Gone night my brothers. baby was.
taken with Group writes Mrs j. @.
Snider, OF Crittenden, KY, it tseemed
itwould strangle before we could get
a doctor, SO we gave it DR.. Kings,
New Discovery, which gave, quick re-
Lief and ermanently cure IT,. We al.
ways keep it in the house to protect
our children fromC Group and Whoop-.
ing Cough. 1t cured me Of a chronic
bronchial trouble that no other REM
edy would relieve Infallible for
Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lungs
troubles. 5Ocand 81. 90. Trial bot
ties free at Whitney's drug store.
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School Apportionment.

County Auditor A. B. Nelson yes
terday apportioned $646O 20 Of the
state school fund among the school
districts in Marshall county. There
were 1892 pupils entitled to share in
this apportionment at the rate OF
$l.85 per pupil. Each district re-
ceives us follows:
,DistrictNo.1, $26o.s5; 2. 1854. .o5;
3. $397.75; 4, $29.60, 5, $685. 20;
6, $75.85;7, $53.65; 8, $4s. 10;
9, $e4.755; TO, $4o75; II, $685.;
Il, $83s %; 13, s$29, so; a, $64.75;
Is, $s3 .25; 16, Sig. IS; L., $64.75;
518, $40 80; 19, $112 IS; 20, 1868. .45;
81, $27.75; %, $42 55; %, $6s As;
"a, $24.O5; 25, $77.70; 90, $24.O5;
~, $$444.4o; %, $72.15; 80, 5000;
80, $96.2O; 81, $9s.05; 80, $685.;
33, $79.55; 81, $85. 10; 35, $64.75;
SO. $64.75; 81, $61.05; 3s, $29. so;
80, $s1.4o; 40, $37.o 90; Al, $61. .o5;
~, $685.; 43, $1,000; a., $193.e5;
Is, 40; 46, $35. Is; ~, 5000;
As, $29 60; 40, $49.9 .95; SO, $751; 40;
81, $4o.7o; 50, $129.5o; So, $6l.o5;
81, $33. 80; IS, $81. 40; 56, $685.;
81, 5000; So, $ss 80; SO, $es 05;
go, $3.50; 81, $62 90; 60, $37. 90;
63, $25. 80; 81, $3.50; S.. $81. 40;
66, $46.25; 81, $77.40; SO, $62 90;
SO, $99.05 TO-. $27.75;f Il, $4s. 10;
70, $2e.6o; 73, $38.s5; "a, $40. 70;
rs, $49.95; 76, $35.15; II. $35.15;
IS, $35.15; 70, $135. .O5;. 80. .$62 90;
81, $444 40; 80, 5000; SO, $1,000;
s5, $35.15; SO, $1,000; 81, $4s.1o;
SO, $24.05; 80, 5000; 80, $46.25;
s., $39.S5; 81, $42.55. :. -'.'.'
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LET US CLEAN Up
And Reduce the Chances of a
Small Pox Epidemic.
FILTH BREEDS DISEASE
The City's Streets, Alleys and Back
Yards Should be Put in a Better
p Sanitary Condition - Work for
the City's Board of Health.

Now that small pox is so preva-
lent in this section OF the state, would
it not be a wise policy on the part of
our city council to put force of
men atwork to clean up the streets
and alleys and back yards of the;
city? It is well known that filth,
such as finds Judgement in such
places, is one of the most prolific.
breeders Of disease. The alleys.
IN some parts of the city need
looking after badly, and there are
numerous back yards in the business
portion Of the city that are in bad
enough condition to start almost.
any epidemic. This is a time when
the council would be perfectly juusti-
fed in adopting strenuous Methods
The health of our citizens is threat
ened and every effort should be made
to lessen the danger. The street.
commissioners should be instructed
to get a force of men and teams at,
work Immediately and clean up every
particle OF filth in the city, in back
yards and everywhere else where it
exists, and notice given that those
who allow their premises to become,
filthy will be prosecuted for main
tanning nuisance. 1t would not be.
adequate to the urgency of the case
to notify people to do this cleaning,
for too many will slight, or entirely
neglect it. Put men in to do it and
make the owners OF the property
cleaned pay for it. This is no time
Tor half way measures. Winter is
now at~hands and should small pox.
get started here we could not expect.
to be rid OF it till spring, at the ear
Hest, and in that time many lives
would be sacrificed. and hundreds of
dollars spent in doctor bills and at
tendant expenses. If this matter is
taken up now and properly handled
the expense need not be very large
and we could reduce the chances of a.
small pox epidemic to a minimum.