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Provo Clubs.

A lecture on the Profession OF Moth
erhoOd. " given by Mrs. c. +. Allen OF
Salt Lake, in response TO a request
from the club was the special pro-
gramme Of the Nineteenth Century club
on Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. HavercamD The illness OF the
president, Mrs COrfman, and absence
from the city of several members, made
the circle small. The vice president.
Mrs. Beesley. occupied the chair Mrs.
Electa Bullock, Mrs d. A. King, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Warner, Mrs. Charles Ward
Mrs. F. J. B0orey. Mrs. e. N. Barnes,
Mrs. Eleanor Moore and Miss Elsie
Moore were guests Of the club. After
rolicall, with quotations, Mrs. Allen
was given right Of way; every word of
her address was closely followed and
greatly enjoyed.
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club house. Some special business for
the next year is 10 be discussed.
o p g
The Parliamentary club viii continue
its meetings through May. The regu-
lar meeting viii be held tomorrow aft
ernoOn At $3.50 IA the club house.
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scandinavian VI. f. Church.-l5S south
Second East street. Emil =. Mork. pas
tor. Services at u a. m. In the Scandi-
navian language. class meeting .at the
close Of the morning sermon. Sunday
school az 10 a. M: gospel service AT
o'clock in the English language. Y0uns
Peoples meeting Tuesday az D. m.
prayer meeting Wednesday al 8 p. I'M. All
are cordially invited
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
SuaofeJ Taw

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
in accordance with ordinances passed hy
the city council Of Salt Lake city. and
approved April 10 and April o. 1902. re-
spectivcly the special tax thereby levied
20 dcfray the expense of constructing ca
sidewalk on the south SIDE of Fifth South
street. between West Temple and Second
West streets. in sidewalk district No 90
becomes delinquent on June q, 1892
Said tax is levied upon the following
described property, namely; All OF lots
5 and 6. block 81: all Of lots s. 6. and s.
block D. Mat o." Salt Lake City sur
vey. to a depth Of % feet back from said
Fifth South street.
RICHARD ?. MORRIS
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Calvary Baptist Church.-Rev. J. w.
Washington pastor. Preaching al 11.15
s s. m SUNDAY scn9ol az E.SJ 3. m; at
service iu the evening
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Rio Grande Chapel.-Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school az $3.50 D. m. conducted by Miss
Bertha T, Moore, Tuesday evening ser
vice at 5 o'clock
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN accordance with ordinances passed Z
the city council Of Salt Lake City. an
approved April 10 and April 2. 1902. re-
spectively, the special tax thereby levied
10 defray the cost OF constructing a
sewer on the east side OF Seventh East
streets, I'm sewer district No. ], becomes
delinquent on June g. 1902
Said tax IS levied upon the following
described property. namely. The north
$40 feet of lot 2. an Of lots Q and g. and
the south 40 feet of lot s. block "a, plat
"B, " Salt Lake City survey. 10 a depth
Of 3 feet back from said Seventh East
street RICHARD p. MORRIS.
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake City. May TO- 1902.
Sewer Extension No 81.
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Westminster Presbyterian church.
ls9 South Fourth West street. Rev. John
Heheisen, pastor; residence 226 West
Fifth South street u a. m. sermon by
the pastor. Subject Of discourse. Chris
tiaRity and the Law OF Retribution." s
D. m, preaching by the pastor. The
Career OF Samson 12.l5 o. m. Sabbath
school, 1870 =. m. Endeavor Sabbath
school at 632 West First North street;
p. IN, Junior Society Of Christian En-
deaVor; 6:45 p. m Young Peoples So
Ciety of Christian Endeavor; D. m. We'd
nesday, prayer meeting p. m, Monday
meeting Of Brotherhood Of Andrew and
Philip Tor election Of officers. etc.
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Burlington Chapel.-Coruer Indiana av-
enue and Navajo street Sunday school
at BIB p. m, Friday evening service at
s clock.
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The African N. 4. Church.-i2 Franklin
avenue. b. F. Mcintyre. pastor. Preach-
ing az u a. M. Sunday school ar 2.s0 \
m Al SD D. m We win go to ST. MARKS
Household Of Ruth Hill hold their annual
Thanksgiving service Rev. B. r. Nc
lntyre viii have for his subject. "Brstb-
erly Love. Rev. !. W. Washington will
assist; There VIII be gospel meeting at
the church each night this week. All
are welcome.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Preshvterian-

All notices Tor this column must be
handed In by p. m. Saturday.
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Banner sale of the seasnn
At the Lace House. See sd On page Is

-< ~8s-~----
For best brick on the market. pressed
and wire-cut. 90 to Improved Brick
company 2t1 West Second South street
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First Presbyterian Church - Corner
Second East auG Second South streets
Rev. w. NJ. Paden, ID. D., pastor. Morn
ing service at II o'clock and preaching
by Rev. Josiah McClain: Sunday school
al lZ;5O; Junior EndeavOr society at p.
m; Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor at $3.50 D. m: Sunday school
concert at 9:45 p. m. Seats are free at
az services and the public cordially in
vited
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St. Pauis ChurCh.-Main and Fourth
South streets. The Rev. Charles F. Per-
May II. 1902. a. m. holy communion.
s:45 a. m, Sunday school; II a. M. morn
ing prayer and sermon, 8 D. m. evening
prayer and choral Sermon subjects:
Morning, Ascension joy evening, Re
hgiou Versus Sentiment"
Episcopal Church City Missions.-Sun-
Gay after Ascension. May u. 1902.
ST Peters Chapei.-Fifth North and
Firth West. p. m. Sunday school
st. Johns Chapel-PerSins' addition.
. p. m, Sunday school. y. m, evening
prayer and sermon.
Grace Mission.-Afln Creek. D. m.
evening prayer and sermon. The Rev.
Mr.. Perkins win conduct this service.
Leonard ). 4. D.. bishop; Very Rev.
James B. Eddie. B. D., dean Sunday
after Ascension day. May II. 7:S0 a. m
molly COmmuniOns, 9.5 "a. M Sunday
school; u a. m, morning prayer and
sermon, Heavenly Treasures. " p. M,
p. 8 A meeting for the STUDY OF church.
history at the deanery; s .. M evening
prayer and address. The Power of
Music. Monthly praise service The
public IS cordially invited to attend these
services. Seats free.
At 81. Marks cathedral this evening
the choir viii render the last OF its series
Of musical praise services given during
the season. An effort will be made to-
make Il especially attractive Mr., Al
tired Best. ir.. tenor. wifi sing king OF
Eternity by Harmed Jones: Miss Emily
Grimsdeil. soprano. will sing Mascagnfs
Hear Me, G Father" Mr. A. II. Pea
body. orgauiFt, VIII play the Adagio from
~ symphony, by Widor, and the choir
will render an anthem by Constance. 'Tn
the Beginning God Created the Heavens
and the Earth" together with the fun
Service at o'clock
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IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS
trict court Of the state Of Utah. county
OF Davis. In the matter OF the assign
ment OF the Peoples Opera House a. 1Ifr-
camille company. BOuntiful Utah AS
signec's sale. To be sold az assignee g
sale ON the 2d day OF June A. u. 1902
at y O'Clock NJ. az the Peoples Opera
House d. Mercantile company ai BJunti-
ful Utah, the following described real
estate.
The west part OF lot three. block
thirty-three, plat "a" Eountiful town
site survey, commencing at the norths
west corner Of said lot three. thenE
south on the east line Of the streetE
rods; thence east ] rods: thence %
lt rods thence west TCds 10 the
OF beginning. containing 79 square
Together with the opera hOusn
shed. furniture. st~~o and wareh9s
purtelant To and .n said PREF
Said zeal estate and appurtel
be sold as q whole OF en- part
sale to the highest bidder
Ject 70 the confirmation
said assignee reserves tn.
any end an bids Sea
received for an or any,
erty by John Fishe
Peoples Opera HOu1
pany. at BOuntifu
~ any time PRIOR
1899, at II o'clock
Dated this 9Th da
Stewart & SteWa
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Banner Sale Of the Season
At the Lace House. See ad on page Is
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nj. me Shakespeare section ,-u, -.
+, !, Wednesday morning AZ nj =, o,d 49,
I,..' le club house ard viii - 80 -
49, tet OF King Lear -rbfr nj, ~, -
autumn. ''7 OK the section tin the
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Salt Lake City. May 10. 1902
Sidewalk extension No. u.
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me free travelling library commit
u. OF tne Utah Federation received
N2 new cases and sent one Of them
" epHngville Go be filed by the Wo-
.'.lA' club or that place. The Shake
s s,y club Of Park city viii BEGIN the
-'.lNs OF the other In response to a
~ 'or reading matter from one Of the
--'.5s az Bingham, -wo sacks Of maya
- were sent TO be followed BY a
49, or books as soon as one Is avail
ao.e Cases 1, . and g are not vet cata-
l2sued but it IS expected that tbev viii
.-o-.L De IoalE Tor fnrlher ser,-ico
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RICHARD p MORRIS

salt Lake city. May 10. 1902
Sidewalk Extension No. 16
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Salt Lake City. Nav TO- 1852
Sidewalk extension No. a.
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ersfr-- -Irent events and current lit
cIub I'M cotton of the Ladies' Literary
Frids, no.d q special meeting next
afternoon at o'clock az he
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Dated this 9Th da !
Stewart & SteWal
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~ meeting was held yesterday after
+.- az the club house of the commit
80. 80 'aFi1g in charge the entertain
~ ~ OF The visiting delegations. The
.r.selon from New York win be i'm
t-.slay morning. and the plans are 10
nave tea served at the club hons 5rr-
es the morning immediateiv bsfors
pug. .le recital at the tabernaCIe The trim
psri,r.-, 'Ne' which has been planned es-
Kim ...t Z. nonor of Mrs. Tod Helmuth.
a,..- ---o'.ess iill the early part Of the
y.s... mon Tor the greater number OF the
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The Reviewers club held one Of the
most practical and instructive meet
,nss OF the year last Monday at the
nome Of Mrs. David Evans The spe-
, .. paper Of the afternoon was one on
Juvenile Crime" and the subject was
sNIiu.ly handled by Mrs. G.. G.. Plum
mer' The clubs next meeting viii be
,ae hnal one Of the year and will be
. neg with Mrs. @. d. Moore on the
-..L The programme viii be on Ste
Lsls'n. and Mrs. G.. L. Richards will
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

Salt Lake Cit May TO- 1902
Sidewalk extension No Is.
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,,-s ,ae last meeting or the Womsn's
o.lo. Mrs Gattreli gave y spe ~, 49, =
IN The Kingdom OF Spain az 49, s,- -
,ne Union of CASTLE and Ars~o-, .
~, ,.- g'e next meeting the election of or
~, Tor the coming wear viii he beI5
year. 'aSt meeting OF the
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Cs--.N section 20 be known as the
+b. nan section has beer orranize5 M
w. ladies' Literary ciub. and Ms
ss-.t-I mas been elected chairman Tbe
rlon win make a spacIsI st,,s,- . as
--4h and German literature.
d" o g.
.s ladies' Literary ciub held ' go, ~
meeti-s az "a. rne close OF the r--ular club
PeFtaDt business 'Nit-V
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~ - w asDtaEAs secretary
By order Of the board OF directors
salt Lake City. Utah. May 1872
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salt Lake City. May 10th. 1902.
Sewer Extension No. s.
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Salt Lake City May 10. 1902
Sewer Extension No. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-18
warm Fight for state Senator.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Dec. 17.-(Spe-
cial)-A quiet but fierce political contest
is going on in this county for the nomina-
ton for state senator at the coming repub-
lican Urinary. As the county is over
whelmingly republican a nomination means
election, practically. The candidates are
Hon. Charles Eckles, a wealthy farmer and
stock raiser, who once represented the
county in the lower house Of the assembly,
and Merritt Greene, a wealthy business man
of this city. In the city Greene is sup
posed to have his own way, but Eckles is
expected to run well in the county. While
the campaign is being carried on in q
friendly manner, both candidates are maxi
ing every day count and are leaving no
stone unturned to capture the nomination.
The chances of the two candidates are
about even, apparently. with the odds, II
any, probably in Greene's favor. For rep
resentative Hon. B. F. Cummings will have
no opposition for a second term. There is
also a lively campaign on for the office Of
sheriff of the county. The present incum-
bent does not seek reelection. His deputy,
@. s. Hutson, and Desk Sergeant Seth
Cause are active candidates and a few
others will probably announce themselves
soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-18
WOODS JURY FAILS TO AGREE
Said to Have stood IL to 4 in Favor of
Conviction when One jury
man Becomes Ill.

Ben Woods, the alleged pickpocket
charged with robbing Neils Boysen of Glen
wood at the Burlington local passenger
depot. will have to stand a second trial.
The jury, after being out twenty-four
hours, failed to agree and was discharged
yesterday afternoon by Judge Green. 1t
is said that the Jury stood 10 to 2 for a
verdict Of guilty all through Tuesday night
and that when discharged 1t stood II to 1
for conviction. James Smith OF Garner
township, one of the Jurors, complained
Of being Ill, and this being the case Judge
Green ordered the jury discharged. Woods
will not be tried again until the January
term OF court. Woods defense was that
he was innocent Of picking the pocket Of
Boysen, but that he had plucked a con-
ductor's check from the hat Of a passenger
with the object. Of securing a free ride
across the river. and that when Boysen
shouted stop thief he ran, believing
that Boysen was the man whom he had
deprived of his check. Woods was ar
rested about a block from the depot after
a hot chase, in which a number of civilians
took part, and the pocketbook taken from
Boysen was picked up In the street. 1t
was alleged that Woods was a member of
the gang of pickpockets which was working
Lake Manawa last summer.
The trial of Lewis Sheldon and Wayne
Shoup, barber and porter on the North
WESTERN Union Pacific Overland Limited.
charged with robbing a detective Of the
railroad company. has been specially as
signed as the second jury case at the Jan1-
airy term.
The trial Of the $500 damage suit Of Henry
Allen against the Wabash railroad was be-
gun yesterday. Following this the $780, 900
personal injury damage suit OF Edna Hoyt
against the motor company will be taken
up and this will bring the business Of the
present term Of district court practically
to a close.
January 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-18
IS WILLING TO BURY WIRES
Telephone Company viii Offer No Objection
to Pending Ordinance,
JUST AS WELL DO IT NOW AS LATER ON
Business Men Generally Endors Move
and Hope to See All wires in
COnduIts I'm the Near
Future

1t Is stated that the Nebraska Telephone
company has decided not to oppose tho
ordinance providing for the placing Of all
telephone wires In underground conduits
within a prescribed area, providing no OBJ
jectionable features or conditions not now
in the measure are tackled on. The COM
pany is willing to accept the ordinance as
introduced, although It will entail an ex-
pense CT from $40, 900 to $780, 900 in COM
plying with its provisions.
The Nebraska Telephone company, accord
ing to the statement Of one of its officers,
realizes that sooner or later the needs of
the city will demand that it's wires go
under ground, and is as willing to do It
now as later on. The company also realizes
that to place the wires Underground will
materially improve the service, a thing
which will be appreciated by it's patrons.
Business men generally favor the ordinance,
as they regard It but as the forerunner for
future legislation requiring the placing Of
all electric wires underground. At the
city hall the general opinion Is that the
ordinance will meet with little, II any, OPP
position.
The city council is booked to meet this
afternoon, when it is expected the measure
will come up for consideration
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-18

IOWA FALLS, Ia, Dec. 17.-(Special)-
On the first of next month Miss Jennie
Keith OF Wright county will be sworn into
Office as county recorder of deeds and will
be one OF the very few women in the west
to be accorded a similar honor. Miss Keith
has been engaged in the newspaper bust
ness for Ave years, three of which have
been devoted to this line of work in Wright
county. This work brought her more or
less into public life and she naturally took
an interest in politics, an interest, she
maintains, hat every patriotic citizen must
have who is intelligent enough to try to
follow the trend of every day affairs that
are making history. Miss Keith was nomi-
mated by the republican party of her county
on May 2s, 1902, and was elected on No
vember 4 by a majority of 1,341 votes over
her democratic opponent. She is OF Scotch
descent and was born in western Illinois in
1872. She is strong physically and seeks to
advance herself intellectually, although she
has had the advantage Of but one year in
college. Miss Keith Is a strenuous advo-
cate OF industrial rights for women on a
basis Of merit, eliminating the question Of
SaY
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-18
HYMENEAL.
Golden wedding Celebration.

ASHLAND, Neb., Dec. l7.-(Special.)-
The hftieth wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Addison C. Harris was celebrated at
their home in this city Tuesday. They were
married near Quincy, ILL.,, December 16,
1852, and came to Nebraska in October,
1872, locating on a farm four miles south
of Ashland. They moved to this city in
1898. Henry V. Lewis OF Cass county, a
brother OF Mrs. Harris, was the only one
present at the anniversary who attended
their wedding nifty years ago. Rev. T. ].
Penny made a few appropriate remarks
and a number of beautiful presents were
presented. They have ten living children,
eight OF whom we're present, together with
the grandchildren and a few intimate
friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-18
JURIES FOR ENSUING YEAR
Grand and Petit for COunciI BLUFFS,
AvOca and the Superior
Court Drawn.

The following grand juries for 1908 for
Council Bluffs and Aveca, and the petit
juries for the January term in Council
BLUFFS. the February term in Avoca and
the January term of the superior court,
we're drawn yesterday:
Grand Jury. Council Bluffs, 1~sOS-Jackson
Lewis, Washington; William Holman,
Garner William Currie, Crescent: Henry
M. Perkins, Rockford; Peter Ref, Lewis
u. Mclean, York; s.. II. Connor. Kane
J, NJ. Underwood, Hardin; Fred Heuwinkle,
Grand Jury, Avoca, l93-John Berney,
Valley; II. +. Kohl, Layton; Paul Beezley.
Center; John II. Sewers, Belknap; r. b.
Dorton, Carson; c. Reynolds, Grove; F. NJ.
Apologize, James; A. Usher, Waveland
John Thies. Pleasant. and John r.. Maynes,
Petit Jury, Council Bluffs. January, 1903
Lewis; E. J. Abbott, Kane; p. d; Mottaz,
Hansen, Boomer; Vigo Badolette, Kane;
p. N. Sucksdorf, Washington; A. M. Swart,
Kane; J. II. Smith, Garner; b. Y, Graybill.
Rice, Kane; David Campbell. Rockford;
John Wallace, Kane; c.. r. Frank. Kane
Willis Jewell, silver Creek; !. NJ, Walker,
Kane John Nj. O'Nein, Kane: w. r. Smith
Garner; w. L. CLANCY, Washington, and
w; Martin Silver Creek.
Alexander j. Stuart Layton; William Faik
Belknap; Z. f. Rollins, Belknap; +. M
Plumb, Belknap; John Altig, Knox; A, r
Kuchler, Macedonia; b, q. Harrison. Belk,
nap; George Saint, Wayeland; e. e. JEFF
ferson, BeIknap; G.. W. Seldees, WaVeland
William .Lawless. Layton; V. s: Watson
Il. s. Giltner, Wright, and Morris Parker
Belknap.
Petit Jury for the Superior Court, Jan.
uary Term, lS3-Oscar Kelsy, Rockford
Lewis Wilding, Crescent; i. b, Smith
Garner; r.. ID. Amy. Kane; A. A. Dorm
Nicola; Claus lvers. Mlnden; NJ. NJ. Jardin
Kane; Henry wilkins, Keg Creek: Ernes
FRANKIE. Keg Creek; William Kahle, KeI
Creek; II. Holzfaster, Minden; A. II. High
smith, Kane, and c. W. Douglass, Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-18
insane Man Create. excitement.

James Geist, the insane maj who was
committed yesterday TO st. Demands hos
pital, pending a determination as to his
legal residence, created considerable ex-
element on Broadway while being taken
to the hospital by Sheriff Cousins. When
near the corner Of Broadway and Main
street Geist jumped from the buggy, land
ing head first in the snow. Hastily gain
ing his feet he made a dash down Broadway,
knocking aside and overturning several
pedestrians, among the number two women,
who were in his path. Several pedestrians
started in pursuit, but Geist had gone but
two blocks when he ran into the arms OF
Detective Murphy, who after a short but
decisive struggle subdued him. He was
then taken to the hospital without further
trouble.
Geist is a stonecutter by trade and his
condition is due to a sunstroke received
several years ago. He has been in the
Norfolk and Lincoln asylums. There Is a
question as to whether his legal residence
is IN Nebraska or Monona county, this
state.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-18
Deep snow in Iowa Predicted.

MARsHALLTowN. Ia, Dec. 17.-(spe-
cial.)-An old Indian medicine man on the
Tama reservation has made the prediction
that we are to have heap snow" in the
west this winter. The medicine man in
question is said to be a seer in the matter
OF weather prophecy and his word on such
matters is taken as law. He has stated
that we will have the same amount OF snow
as we had rain in the summer, and it has
been figured out that in this portion of the
state Of Iowa that would mean twenty
eight feet of snow on the level. OF course
the drifts would be much deeper. Appar-
emily in this part Of the state the weather
man has started in to fulfill the old medi-
cine mans prediction.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-18
Politics in Hardin County.

ELDoRA, Ia, Dec. 17.-(Speciai.)-A
warm contest is on in Hardin county for
the nomination for county sheriff. A. w.
Mitterer, who is now serving his fourth
term, has announced that he will not again
be a candidate and there will be a hard
fight for the position. Thomas Scurry,
present city marshal Of Eldora, is a strong
candidate. Other candidates are Tom Walsh
and H. ]. Barrick, Iowa Falls. and G. G.
Marshaman of Hubbard. 1t is understood
others will announce soon. 1t is too early
to predict any outcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-18
NOTED INDIAN is KILLED
Falls from His Pony While IntOxi-
Gated and Is Frozen to
Death.

PENDLEToN, Ore, Dec. 17.-Five Crows.
a noted Umatilla Indian chief. has been
found dead near Athena. 1t is supposed
that while intoxicated he fell off his pony
and froze TO death.
He was 20 years old and distinguished
himself in the Bannock war Of 1878 by
killing the famous Indian chief, Egan, Of
the Snake Indians. He betrayed Egan into
the hands Of the Umatillas. who were
friendly to the whites. and they cut of his
head. carrying 1t in triumph to the United
States troops.
gave battle to the troops on a plain and
we're so badly defeated that the invasion
ended,