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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27

Washington, Sept. 26.--Counsel for
Miss Rebecca ]. Taylor, who was dis
missed recently from the war depart
ment as a result of her public critic
isms Of the administrations policy In
the Philippines today filed demurrer
10 Secy. Roots answer 10 her petition
for a mandamus to compel the secre~
tary to restore her to clerkship. She
alleges that her removal was without
just cause or authority Of law; that II
was because OF her political opinions
and that a clerk has vested rights to
the Office until removed by the proper
authorities acting within the range Of
their authority, which she disputes In
this case. Her demurrer contends that
no head Of an executive department Is
empowered to remove subordinate in
violation Of the laws Of Congress or
the rules Of the president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27
On Call at Eight Per Cent With
Very Little Demand
HEAVY BREAK IN STOCKS.
Appearance Of BaDk Statement Caused
A Violent aud Immediate Recovery
Prices, shorts Bid Them Up.
Especial to the News

New York, Sept. 27--Money was
quoted on call at per cent, but as
there Is very little demand ON Satur-
day. all big loans being made ON Fri
day, II had no effect on the market.
An unfavorable development was the
increase In the rates for sterling ex-
change which makes gold imports at
a profit further away than ever. The
Canadian Bank Of Commerce shipped
$4,000 10 Montreal today, which
opened UP another avenue for outgoing
money from New York and some un-
easiness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27
Root Visits Mrs. MOK inleY.

Canton, Sept. 26--Secy. Of War Root
and Mr. and Mrs. Hanna reached here
today from Cleveland to visit Mrs. Nc
Kinley. They we're driven direct to the
Mckinley home In the family carriage
Later all visited the tomb of the late
president. The party returned TO Cleve.
land tonight. When Secy, Root and
Senator Hanna and party visited the
tomb they found ON the casket beautl-
full wreaths sent by President Roose-
Welt and Mrs Garrett A. Hobart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27

There were running sales of
$500 shares OF Louisville at
the opening at l5ih to l5i, compared
with 153M last night and reading was
lifted y with a reaction Of y Other-
wise the market was decidedly irregu
lar and active. Large selling orders
due 10 msglyings over the expected
bank statement. poured into the mar
ket, causing a heavy break all around.
Trading was very animated While the
market was on the down grade but
became dull later when prices stlffened.
The bank statement showed the deficit
in reserves wiped out and a surplus of
50. 236. 62l. established There was an i'm
mediate and violent recovery, the shorts
bidding UP prices on each other In a
scramble to cover. The closing was
active.
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A Record for Criminal Prosecution

Chicago. Sept. 27.--Asst, States Atty,
John Newcomer has made new re-
cord for the public prosecutors by I'M
ranellng a jury. presenting his evil
dence, securing a verdict, arguing q
motion for new trial, and listening
10 the sentence OF the prisoner to the
penltentiary within 35 minutes. This
record was made in the case Of C. 4.
Johnson, against whom six indictments
were returned by the last grand jury.
johnson was arrested several weeks
ago in Milwaukee. charged with OBJ
tanning money from a Chicago man un-
der false pretenses.
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Trenton Prisoners Go on Strike.

New York. Sept. 27.--Giving as an
excuse that they could not work with
out meat. 20 inmates Of the state prls-
on at Trenton. N. j., have struck work
in the brush shop and most OF them
are now In chains In the dungeons.
Before the present high rates We're
charged II was the. custom 10 give the
prisoners who worked liberal supplies
Of meat. but lately rice has been sub
gtltuted
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Premier Balfour Playing Golf

New York, Sept 27.--Premler A. J..
Balfour and the bishop of London are
placidly playing golf in North Ber-
wick, while the Nonconformists are
converting the education bill into a
football and, cables the Tribune's Lon
den correspondent, apparently are en-
joying the sport While the opposition
to the bill is receiving fresh impetus
daily, there Is no evidence that even
the churehmen support the measure
heartily.
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Plus Fund Case,

The Hague. Sept. 2S.-The interna-
tlonal court OF arbitration was occu-
pied today In hearing Attorney De La
Crooks arguments in behalf OF Mexi-
co in the hearing of the Plus fund case
between the United States and Mexico.
lie contended that the supreme court
Of California. in an analogous case,
ruled thar the church had no right to
acquire the property of ancient mis-
sion which were given its members.
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RUrTER AND EGGS,

New York. Sept Butter-Re-
ceipts. S,A0O packages. slightly hrmer;
state dairy, lsikG2iis: creamery, ex-
ira, 22h creamery. common to choice,
l7kG?2.
Eggs-Receipts. 400 packages firm:
state and Pennsylvania. average best
22g2i, western canelcd. sl423,
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Building permits we've issued during
the week as follows.
Ralph Bailey, Palm ave, frame cot
tage $500.
August Tadje, Eighth West between
Firth and sixth South. frame cottage.
$500.
p. L. Jenkins Eighth West between
FIFTH and Sixth South. frame cottage.
$500
Charles knight 2ss east Brigham.
brick barn. $1,000.
Mrs J H. Smith Sixth East between
sixth and Seventh South frame cot
tage. $1,000
John Frankland. Seventh East be-
tween Eighth and Ninth South. brick
cottage. $500.
T.. w Reeves Gl2 south Second West.
brick cottage. $500
Thomas Parry. 6li-6l3 west First
South. double brick residence. g.. 800.
Joshua Harris li2 Seventh East,
brick cottage, So
Burton Coal q Lumber Co.. Third
west between Fifth and Sixth South.
frame barn. 5000.
Total $ios5o
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Dean Bradley's Closing Function.

New York, Sept 27-Dean Bradley's
closing function at Westminster Abbey
was the unwilling Of a new rose win
dow In the memory OF the Duke OF
Westminster, says a dispatch TO the
Tribune. 1t was witnessed by a small
group OF spectators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27

tion OF the brain, says dispatch TO the
Tribune from Philadelphia.
Count Dassl fought under Garibaldl.
IN 1876 he was president Of the Italian
commission at the Centennial exhibit
tim in this city.
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sir Michael Herbert Sails Today.

New York. Sept 27.--sir Michael
Herbert, the newly appointed British
ambassador TO the United States, will
leave here today for New York, says
London dispatch 10 the Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27

ONR FARE FOR THE ROUND trip
To Boston and return, via Nickel Plate
Road, October 7th TO nth, account
meeting OF Brotherhood OF 81. An
arews. BY depositing tickets at Boston
and paying Zee Of soc, extended return
limit Of November 18th may be OBJ
tanned Through vestibuled sleeping
Ears and first class service In every re-
Spect Cheap rates TO all New England
points. Write John Y. Callahan. ll3
Adams ST., Chicago. for particulars.
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Grand total 80.
TlNTlC ORE SHIPMENTS.
Grand Central Leads In Amount OF
Ore Forwarded.

During the past week 10 cars OF ore
were forwarded by the Tlntic produce
ers. The Grand Central, Centennial
Eureka and Eagle and Blue Bel We're
among the most active shippers whiie a
large tonnage OF iron ores was shipped
by the Dragon Iron mine. From the
Mammoth mill cars Of concentrates
and / bar Of bullion was forwarded
while the ore shipments In detail were
as follows:
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Count Giuseppe Dassi Dead.

New York. Sept. 21.--Count Giuseppe
Dassi, aged 50 years. one of the most
prominent Italians in the United States.
is dead at his home here from conges-
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. Sept 7.--Wool--Steady;
territory and western mediums 1917;
fine, i2hl6; coarse. i2di4.
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Sept 27.-Cattle-Recelpts,
500. steady. Good to prime steers, $50
6S.5O poor 10 medium, iOOQ1.25;
stockers and feeders, 25OQ5,00; cows,
!. SOFA, 80; heifers 2.25@5.75' Gamers,
]. 75d2. 50: bulls, 2.25Q4 rs; calves, 800
G7.25 Texas fed steers, 3.OOq4.25; west
ern steers. 3.75m625
Hogs-Receipts today 10000; Monday,
$4,000: left over, $500, steady Mixed
and butchers, Z SOd7,7 good to choice
heavy. 7.5Od7.7O rough heavy. 7lou
73O; light, I SOai SIS; bulk Of sales, 1885
d7.60.
Sheep--Receipts 1.5O0; sheep steady
lambs steady good TO choice wethers
3 6Od4. 49, fair to choice mixed 2.5Oq
$50. western sheep, 2,75GSSO; native
lambs, 3.50@5. so; western lambs, 400
d5.S5.
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TOTALS.

Regular call, 1895 shares. sS.20G75
Open board. 1925 shares, Si0,97L15,
Total, 1850 shares. sis.l1s,50.
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PRODUCE.
SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Sept 27.-wheat-
Easier, Dec, 1905; May, L22& Spot
quiet, 100.
Corn-Large yellow steady 1i2hQ
l.45.
Barley-steady, Dec. Li3A; May.
lie; cash, l.l2i5.
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LISTED STOCKS.
MORNING SALES.
Ajax-sOO q IS.

Ajax--S00 % IS.
Carisa--i 900 20 90
Creole-l0O a 3d. 100 a Ga; 100 q Go;
100 q s5%; GOO a Ssh; 800 " &c; 800 q
C5is. Total, 1000.
Ingot-5OO q 1875; 800 q l2A; 500 @
ISL.
Total, 1900.
Lower Mammoth-1OO q 1.lls; 200 %
a.42; 400 q 1.i1A. Total 700.
May Day--1,S0O a 22A
Ontario--25 a $50.
Utah--l0O q 55h
Ben Butler--1 000 a 1879,
California-S0O q 42is; 100 a i2&;
300 a 42is--S. S0 500 a i2is-S. 60, 500
ii i2S-s. 60. Total. $500.
Century--4O0 ii ~.
La Reine-1,Ooo q AZ; 1000 q 4; 1000
q As. go
Total, 1900.
Manhattan-l2,00o u Is,
Martha washington--lOOO a 4N; H.
900 a A. Total. 1900.
victor-500 a 227s.
Wabash-ico a 2.4Sis; 400 q 2.4S; 200
G2.F Total 200.
Yankee-200 a 63is.
OPEN BOARD.
rs DAILY West $500.
100 Creole &C.
500 Creole e6is.
900 Lngot 12ls.
200 1ngot l2%.
800 California 43ls-B. GO,
100 Wabash 2.i6.
90 Wabash 2.45.
200 Daly-Judge li,s5.
70 Daly-J Judge IL so
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Sept. 27.--The statement
Of the associated banks for the week
endign today shows.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The past week has shown little II any
change In money conditions. Tight
money at high rates, continues the rule
In the east, and plentiful money at low
rates Is the report in the west. In Salt
Lake during the last week, some very
large loans have been made on 6
per cent basis, and II is said that sew
eral Of the banking institutions here
are increasing their balance with their
New York correspondents to receive the
benefit Of the high rates Of interest pre-
yalllng there. Local stocks continue
high, the top figures having been
reached In most Of the securities In the
list owing TO the fact that many OF
them pay dividends "a the end Of Sep
tcmber or the first part Of October,
Utah sugar Is now quoted ex dividend
and eX privilege to subscribe 10 new
stock. These two factors amount to
about 7jc per share, which means that
the stock now stands at Sl6.95 to Sl7 90
The Sugar dividend Of zoe per share rs
payable on the SOth, Other stocks
which pay dividends IN the near future
are Il. G. NJ l., per cent, State Bank OF
Utah, per cent. Home Fire of Utah, 2
per cent, lions Savings Bank, per
cent Heber j. Grant 4 Co, per cent
and Deseret Savings Bank, per cent
The latest quotations are ms follows:
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call firm. All loans at 9
per cent except an odd lot at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 8 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business In bankers bills at 1870 for
demand and at i,S2.6O for 60 days,
Posted rates i.SSh and 4.S6la. Com
mercial bills i.SlAQl S2h
Mexican dollars, 4Ola.
Government bonds steady Ref. e.,
reg. 1917; o., coupon, 10; Ss, reg, and
coupon, los; new As, reg. and coupon,
1877; old As. reg, 1903; DO, coupon,
l1lis: Is, reg and coupon, 1854
state bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds, weak
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, 81
centrifugal 96 test, 3is: molasses sugar,
2% refined. firm, crushed, $40; powder
ed, $50; graduated, 40.
Coffee--Nominal; No. Rio, 5A,
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Liverpool, Sept 97.-Ciose; Wheat
Dec, IS l0isd, March. IS l0Sd.
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Salt Lake Bank CIearinss

Salt Lake clearings for the
past week as compared With
the same week n year ago have
been as follows:
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Bank Ciesrings.

Bank clearings throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada for the week end
ing Friday, Sept 20, 1902 were:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27

He has constructed more Roller Flor,
Mills than any other man In the Rockv
Mountain country. Also lmprovoa
more Water Powers than any othe,
man In the West. His estimates ara
always correct and satisfactory. He ia
also among the very best Informed
men either east or west. as 10 Sal,
Refining Machinery.
He handles mill supplies of everv
description, steam boilers and pumps
steam engines of every popular make
together with steam and belt hoists
with levers interchangeable from right
to left hand: screens. rotary boilers
races and roller mills.
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, Sept. 27.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 900. market steady; native
steers, 4.75dS25; COWS and heifers, 300
G4.75: western steers, 100000 Texas
steers, 350G475: cows and helfers, ESQ
a425; Gamers. 1.75@2.9O; stockers and
feeders. 2.50fl5l0. calves, 35Od6OO;
bulls, setgs. etc, 225di.75.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market weak,
Sc lower; heavy. i2O9l.S5; mixed, 1901
AS Hight, 7.i5G755, pigs, 6,0OG1OO'
bulk OF sales, 73OGLS5,
Sheep Receipts. 1880; market steady;
fed muttons 3.6jd390; wethers, 330@
$780, wethers, 25OdSl5 ewes, 2OOG3GO,
common and stockers, 95OG500,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Sept 27.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. COO unchanged
Hogs Receipts, 1000 Market steady
10 weak Bulk of sales. f.lOG7. AS;
heavy. 7.S5d7 As: packers. 7.37bG7. As.
medium, 7.i0d7,55. light 1901 SO;
workers.. 7.45d7.55; pigs, 6.f5a7 %,
Sheep--Receipts, none. Market nom.
lnal.
DENVER.
Denver sept hf'elpt
800. steady Beef steers. 25OQ4.t0;
COWS. 2,5Od350; feeders freight paid
TO river, 850GL50; stockers, 30OG400;
bulls. stays, etc, l.506300
Hoes-Receipts, 200. Lower. LIGHT
packers. 7.25875O; mixed and heavy,
7206745.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 Steady. Good
FAT muttons, 3,OO0iOo; lambs, 1000
$500.
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02
BENSON ITEMS.

Regular Cores Gonrence to the GUARDIAN.
Lost, strayed or stolen-a romi-
nent Young man Of Thatcher who
got eff the west bound here Tues
day evening, and was wandering
about A friend Of his who had
come the day before happened to
see him in his lost condition and
put him on the right track for St
I'avid, under the care fa guar.
dian. 1t would not do to mention
any names for it might offend J. c..
Miles W. Merrill left here Tues
day night by way San Francisco
for Salt Lake City, where he will
spend the Inmmer. Mex winter
he will attend the Salt Lake Busi-
ness College.
The contractors have the con-
struction Of the reform school well
under way. The walls of the first
story are now up. 1t is built on
the outside of beautiful gray rock
and lined on the inside with
pressed brick. 1t will be two
stories high and magnificent
structure.
Mi S Theresa Goodman, accom-
panied by Joseph Carpenter, came
in from Thatcher Tuesday evening.
Miss Goodman has been attending
the L. D. S Academy, and her
many friends are glad to welcome
her home again.
Benson is coming to the front
fast. Six new houses have been
built in the last two months and
three more will soon be completed.
On tuesday Joseph Curtis ar
rived home from hatcher, where
he has been attending the Aca-
DENY.
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02
MAY BE NOMINATED.

"Col. J. +. Wilson spent Friday
and Saturday of last week in Wins,
low shaking hands with his friends
whose names are legion. Sunday
morning he and District Attorney
Burbage took tile train for Flag
, staff to attend court The editor
hereof, in an interview with the
distinguished gentleman, was de-
lighted to learn that he would go
before the people Of the Territory
this fall as delegate to congress.
This is as it should be. Colonel
Wilson in his two years term in
congress did more for Arizona
than any representative the Terri
tory ever had, and it was an un-
fortunate combination Of political
claptrap that deprived him Of the
election two years ago-not only
from political standpoint--but
disastrous to the entire people of
of the Territory. 7 he solid north
regardless Of political affiliations,
for the Colonel this year. We
want representation spelled all
in capitals" - TVinsloW .NH.
Col. Wilson undoubtedly has
the right to go before the Demo
cratic convention and ask for the
nomination for Delegate to Con-
gress, the same as any other citizen
Of Arizona has. If he should re-
ceive the nomination he will com
mand the hearty support Of his
party throughout the Territory.
The democracy of this portion of
the Territory is too broad minded
TO give support and comfort to the
enemy because the man Of their
particular choice does not receive
the nomination.
But the Mail is very unfair in
its assertions that combination of
political claptrap deprived him of
the election two years ago" Mark
Smith was fairly nominated and
Col. Wilson was willing to admit
the fact and withdraw but for the
fool advice of so called friends who
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02
DISTRICT COURT.

Judge Dran arrived in solomon
vile last Monday and convened
court on Tuesday IN order to dis
pose of some civil cases.
The case Of Jones VS. Tilwell wa,
settled out of court and was there
fore dismissed.
Case of Stapleton VS.. Chlarson
was continued.
Louis Kennyt, charged with the
murder of Julian Whitmorc was
admitted to bail in the sum oi
S3000.
The case of Owens VS.. Detroi,
Copper Co, damages, continued.
Freeman VS.. Todd, foreclosure
continued.
Kettleson and Degatau VS.. Nut
ting, action on bills OF exchange
continued.
Maria Morales VS.. Francisco
Morales, divorce, granted.
Eva Mcdonald VS.. G. Mcdonald,
divorce, granted
Some other minor matters were
attended to and court adjourned
until June 23rd, when the criminal
calander will again be taken up.
Judge Doan went to Globe.
Tuesday night. and will open up
the regular term of court for that
county next Monday.
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02

The assassination Of the Russian
minister of the interior does not
appear to have been the work of /,
professed anarchist; but it shows
how impossible it is to guard
against such crimes. If the Rls-
sian police and Russian terrorism
cannot prevent a man, willing to
throw away hi, own life, from get
ting access to q high official and
killing him, it is vain t. expect
that he can do it under our laws.
AS things go, assassination is
simply one of the risks of great
office--a necess ry "hazard of the
trade" as King Humbert put it.
1t is well, of course, to have laws
for the due punishment ofall crime.
anarchistic crimes included, but
there is no way Of deterring, by
threats of death, men to whom
death itself has no terrors.-N. Y
Post.
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02
She Kept Both Bra celets.

The Manila Critic relates that
when General Weyler was sent MS
governor general to Manila, Don
Carlos Palanca, the wealthy Span
iardized Chinaman, whose funeral
last September was marked by
great pomp; determined to send
Mrs. Weyler Il gift, the customary
way of obtaining The good will of
the Spanish officials. He found at
a jewelers. two bracelets, each
costing $4,000 and both being so
beautiful that he could not choose
between them. He sent them
both to Mrs. Weyler, with the
message that she could make her
choice He received warm letter
Of thanks from her stating that the
bracelets were so beautiful that she
could not decide between them,
and hence would keep both, which
she did.
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02
TO MARRY OFF ARIZONA.
Cleveland Pbysici aus Plan for Deports
tion of Eastern Women.

ttOh oi "Ohohs
The unmarried men Of Arizona
are to be given an opportunity to
marry the single women in the
eastern states.
A Cleveland physician has in
vesligatcd Arizona statistics, and
finds that there are many more
men than women in the territory
The physician is sending out
letters to prominent citizens OF
Arizona, in which he asks for the
names and photographs Of honest
single men.
The doctor, when he has gather
ed all the data necessary, will pub
lish book containing the names
and addresses Of Arizona men who
are willing TO marry. The book
will be distributed in eastern
states where women are plentiful
The physician qualities the
course he is pursuing by saying
that factories in the eastern states
are filled with handsome young
women much better fitted for
household duties than the slavery
of the swea shops.
The originator fthis novel mar
riage bureau will make no charg,
for what he does. He says thar
his object is TO bring about happy
unions, and he will be satisfied il
this is accomplished.
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02
THArCH Err IfEMS

Regular corr -spond. d.nre 10 GUAEDlAA
The closing exercises of the
Academy last week were the great
est feature Of the week and greatly
enjoyed by both students and
visitors.
All the schools are now closed
and the town seems very quiet
since so many students have gone
home.
r w. Smith is preparing to go
to California, where he will enter
some college during the vacation
Of his school.
Wallace Jones, who has been
employed in Clifton for several
months past, returned home this
week.
1t is reported that Josie Clutf
and daughter, Nettie, will spend
their vacation in Utah.
Mrs. Sarah Haws Sessions, aged
80 years and % days, died at the
residence Of her son, Edgar, on
April 26th.
Will Ollerton returned from a
visit to Utah last ednesday.
The Sunday school held their
May Day picnic ut Chlarson's Ium-
Der yard instead of the Cienega.
1t is reported that there are four
genuine cases of small pox one
mile below here.
Prest. Kimball and several other
stake officers went to ST. David
last Wednesday to look after the
interests Of that ward.
Graham guardian., 1902-05-02
A COWBOY who had been study

A COWBOY who had been study
ing the New Testament, gave the
following vivid account of the par
able about the e cd Samaritan
which evidently impressed him
greatly: "One day feller was
goin' down from J'rusalem into
the Jerico canyon. A couple of
chaps jumped on him, took lis
wad and run away. By and by a
preacher cum along and looked at
the feIler an sed, 'Tll not monkey
with that chap an went away.
Purity soon doctor cum by an
looked at i'm an sed, Its none of
my medicine, and went away an
left i'm. Then Il cowboy cum
along riding q broncho. lie get
down by the fcllcr an took lis
wipe an brushed away the dirt an
blood frcm lis face. Then he
took i'm up an put i'm on lis
broncho an took i'm to the road
house, an scd to the man: Look
'erc, you take care of this teller fer
me. Give i'm cverythin' he wants.
Here's my wad, an if you need
any more wen l cum back from
the range I'll give it ter yer.