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The Arizona sentinel., 1902-05-21
HOw'S ThIS?

We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co.,, Proprietors,
 Toledo, Ohio. We, the undersigned, have known r. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm.
 WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale
 Druggists, Toledo, Ohio WALDING. KINNAN x MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug gists. Testimonials free.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
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WEATHER REPORT.

For the week ending Tuesday, May 20, 1909,
 YUMA. ARIZONA.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-05-21
rIiSSed 1t.

Willie, do you know what hap pens to the bad little bOys?" Sure"
 "What?"
 "They have more fun than the good little boys.-Chicago Post.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-05-21
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the price of ice will be one cent per pound until further notice from and after January 18th, 1902.
 1t EWING 6 FOOL.
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COURT NOTES.

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eoI'i''''sS'o'icI : 'pur' III Aprll IN9t'
The Telluride Power company today
nled sun ~ the district court against
John w Donnellan 20 condemn strip
OF land ten feet Wide across part Of
Wv. SUI lNgsl 9udI,' on lne southwest
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WANTS no BREAK WILL.
Asks for Part of Fortune Lett by Well
Known Scrub Woman"

A sylt has been filed in the district
court by Rebecca Earl. daughter of
Rebecca Harris, deceased, against IT.
win II. Worseidine and the Utah Saw
ings and Trust company, executor Of
the estate Of Mary W0rseldine deceas-
ed, In which II is sought TO break the
will Of Mary Worseldine.
Mrs. Worseldine ana Mrs Harris.
some years ago. entered into a part
nership for the purpose Of doing scrub
bling and other work and by heir fru-
gal and Industrious habits. succeeded
In saving a considerable amount of
money, II was agreed when they en-
tered into the partnership. that all the
property should go to the surviving
member and, upon her demise. should
be divided equally between Rebecca
Fart daughter Of Mrs Harris. and lr-
Win B. Worseldlne, son Of Mrs. Wor-
seldine
Accordingly. IN August 1891 Mrs,
Harris decided her interest In certain
partnership real estate on South Main
street TO Mrs WorseldiGe and Mrs.
Worseldine likewise decided her interest
TO Mrs Harris II being agreed that
neither deed should be recorded until
the death of the maker II was also
agreed that after the death OF both
women. the real estate should 90 to
Rebecea Earl and the personal props
erty 10 Irwin b. Worseldne.
Rebecca Harris died in December
1893, and Mrs. Worseldne In February.
1902 The deed from Mrs. Harris was
placed on record but, IN Mrs. Worsel-
dimes VIII all the property except $3.50
IN cash was left TO her son. Irwin. who
liyes,in England. The estate rs val
ued at S2,4j0 Of which amount 81 500 is
IN cash Plaintiff asks In her COM
plant that the defendants be compelled
10 convey TO her the real estate valued
At Sef0
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RACING EVENTS YESTERDAY.
Results az Oakland. Chicago, New
York aud Memphis Tracks.

san Francisco, April l6,-Favorites
and outsiders divided the honors at
Oakland today. The mile handicap re-
suited in a close finish Princess Tit
mia, the first choice, getting up in time
to beat the poorly ridden Sister jeanne
a nose. Mreina IS 10 / shot. proved
10 be surprise In the 2-year-old event.
She beat the Well played Deutschland
IN a drive.
Suraggler, played from 20 TO 10 TO /,
took the last race by a neck from Plan.
the favorlte McNamera. who won
the second race. was bid up from 500
10 $500 by William Cabin. but owner
Magrane retained him. The horses OF
both Smith GIN Summers and Fred
Edwards were shipped 20 Chicago to-
day and the string OF L. y. Bell left
for New York Summary:
First race, five and q half furlongs.
selling-Royal Rogue won, Killdoe Soc
and, Glendennlng third. Time. l.OSN,
Second race, mile and a sixteenth.
selling-McNamera won. III Pillar sec.
ond. Billy Lyons third. Time. l:4siR.
Third race, four furlongs. purse-Ml-
rena won, Deutschland second, Clar.
ienette third. Time. sex.
Fourth race, one mile handicap
Princess Ultima won. Sister Jeanne sec.
ond Headwater third. Time l:ll
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling
lshtar won. Deyeareux second. Berno.
"a third. Time. l;csH.
sixth race. mile and sixteenth
straggler won. plaa second. Merops
third. Time. l;igE.
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EVER GET "FUlL7"
ON other Things Than Liquor.

II is profitable for anyone to study
food In order TO regulate the health not
with medicine but by building up
healthy nerve centers with good food.
4 man who has made something OF a
study on this line writes from Iowa
City: when | first tried Grape Nuts
II was at the table OF a prominent state
official and the remarkable taste at
tractcd me. after wards investigated
the subject carefully and discovered
that Grape-Nuts contains dextrose
sugar. The starchy part OF the food Is
transformed into starch sugar or deX-
trose. Those same results are pro-
duced by the digestive organs By the
action OF the saliva and the pancreatic
juices on starchy foods. These facts
convinced me that Grape is a nat
ural. pre-digested food and Just what
/ required and needed,
! had been suffering from full feel
ing after meals and generally more or
less headache. All this trouble left
when I quit using white bread, warm
biscuits, etc.
1t was about this time / came home
from school. broken down physically
and mentally. l only weighed 100
pounds. At my earnest request Mother
began serving Grape Nuts every meal
and she said she had never eaten any
thing that agreed with her physical
condition as did my new food" as she
termed e.
In FIVE weeks weighed 1888 pounds.
a gain OF Is pounds and ] feel 80
strong that have been able 20 do from
10 70 Is hours OF hard work daily. Nv
mind has never seemed 50 clear bafora
and ] am thoroughly convinced that
produce health and a strong and clear
brain" Lee Arlington, Box 1885 Iowa
city, la.
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f, {. Schefski to Manage Saucer
lack Graham to Meet Flynn.
BUTTE WILL PLAY OGDEN.
Dial Hawkins ana Nose Lafonuse
Sign Articles -- Young Corbeu 10
MestDaye sullivan at Beaver

Fanomanlacs, lovers Of the manly art
bicycle riders and horsemen have plen-
ty TO think and talk about these days
There were lively doings at the ball
park yesterday and this afternoon and
this activity viii continue until the last
man Is retired in September. The home
team is getting itself into hne shape
for the opening Of the local season one
week from next Saturday Every day
finds Big chief Borchers and his pets
down at Walkers chasing grounders
and wearing out their miscellaneous
suits and incidentally tearing up the
real estate sliding for bases The boys
are showing all kinds of speed In COW
ering their positions, and they are inn
proving greatly In their stick work
President Joyce OF the ogden club has
completed arrangements with Manager
McCloskey OF the Buttes for series of
games with the Holsters in Ogden next
week II has been agreed that the teams
VIII play but the dates will not be de-
cided upon until this evening when the
managers will hold another melting.
Considerable interest In horse racing
Is manifest already, and several owners
Of speedy eQuines have begun prep
erations for training for the coming
track events. Calders track is now In
good shape for training purposes and
next week will no doubt see many
horsemen out with their steeds Some
who have been working out at Agricul-
tural park say they viii move TO Cal
der's and George Edwards took his
string there today.
Jack Graham, who Is 10 meet Jimmy
Flynn In Il twenty-round contest on
May r. arrived in this city last even
ing and is looking fine. He says he will |
take a rest Of a couple Of days and !
then begin active training for the bout. |
Jimmy Flynn has gone to Pueblo 10 |
visit his mother but VIII return I'm a |
few days and prepare for his meeting |
with the Hoosler lad Both men have |
signed articles of agreement, and judg- |
ing from the records both men hold, |
the contest will be a good one.
Manager Osborne announced last |
night that he had received signed arti-
cles from Nose Lafontise who is now in
Butte. 10 meet Dial Hawkins who is now
In Seattle, on the 9Th Of next month.
The articles were at once sent to Haw-
Sins for his autograph and he has been
requested to wire at once If he accepts
he terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-17
LATE LOCALS.

Judge c. NJ. Nielsen will deliver an
address this evening in the Fourteenth
| ward assembly rooms on Govern
ment" The address will be In the Nor
wegian language.
The $4,000 damage case Of Christ
Auer VS. the Salt Lake and Los An
| geles Railway company Is on trial be-
fore jury In Judge Morse's court to-
| day.
The happy union Of Miss Nellie Rog-
ers OF Provo and Edgar Reeves Of this
city explains why cigars and bananas
are so plentiful In the Salt Lake post
office today.
The funeral services over the remains
OF the infant child Of John II. and R,liz-
abeth Lewis aged 10 months, will be
held Friday at 2 D. M, from 636 west,
First South street, Friends are invited
TO attend.
There will BE- meeting called of
the Clearing House association at 1880
r. m. Saturday in the Deseret Nation
al bank, when the proposition to charge
for cashing foreign checks and for
drafts win be discussed
There will be a concert given tonight
in the First Presbyterian church in aid
OF the new church building fund, and
for which a specially attractive pro-
gram has been prepared. Some Of the
best talent in town viii participate.
Building rock, which has been scarce,
Is now coming along more plentifully
as the mud has dried up and wheeling
Is good, Brick Is reported also as rfsre
easily 10 be secured than recently. as
the klns are turning out their first
burnings.
The secretary OF the state board Of
health has received word from County
Physician Olsen OF Boxelder county,
Of the continued prevalence Of small
pox at Willard this being largely due
TO oarelessness In quarantlnlng and
disregard OF sanitary regulations.
Complaint was made today to the po-
lice about the awning sign OF West
Second South street photographer
which is hung go low as to knock of
the hats of tall men who may pass be-
meath. The awning Is only little over
feet above the sidewalk, and viii
have to be raised two feet.
c. f. Warren OF the Santa Fe. who
IL interested In the Debuque, Colo. oil
operations, says that the first well is
down 100 feet and Is yielding gas and
oil In such quantities as To convince the |
exploiters that there is a large body Of
oil further on. More rigs than ever |
are being put up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-17
Paid Divorce Fees, Obtained IL
cense and Marries Tomorrow
VERY QUICK TRANSITION
VIII 40 20 Idaho 20 Nlsh hrideh
Parents and Then on 10 seni-
tie 90 Live.

Otto Grow, who was yesterday morn
Ing divorced from his VIE Deserel
Grow, appeared at the county clerks
Office late yesterday afternoon, accom-
panied by Miss Phoebe orgilL am 49,
year.old girl from ReXburg, Ida, ana
secured a license to wed
The decree in the Grow case was IN
favor Of Mrs. Grow, and was granted
upon the grounds OF desertion and
failure to support 4 clause IN NE
same was an order Of the court requir-
ing the yomg man TO pay his Tife's az
torneys S2i az fees and to pay SL1O
court costs. The decree was signed
but, as the necessary fees had not been
paid, il was not filed Of record ana
hence, according to the law, was Of no
eject until 50 entered Of record.
Notwithstanding the fact that the de-
cree Of divorce was not In effect Mr.
Grow secured a marriage license with
the Intention OF being married In the
Temple this morning County CLERK
James notified his attorneys that the
fees had not been paid and that Grow
was not, as yet, officially divorced from
his former wife; with the result that
the young man called ON the clerk
early this morning and paid the re-
qulred fees He stated that the attor-
neys fees had been paid and showed
receipts for the same
The decree was accordingly entered
on the docket and Mr. Grow VIII pro-
coed with his second marriage. He
VIII he married In the Temple tomor-
row and WIZ leave tomorrow night for
Rexburg, Ida. where the couple will
spend two weeks with the brides par
ents and viii then go TO Seattle to live,
Where the groom is engaged in the soda
water business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-17
TOURIST WAS SCARED.
Little Fu all Big Gan Create
Mirth.

There was little scene at The post
Office this morning which raised quite
n laugh among those who Witnessed IL
Among his circle OF friends William
+. Naylor has The reputation of being
quite q practical joker Living mp to
his record Naylor huryielly approached
the window Of the information bureau
and with a scowl on bis face and his
hand on his hip pocket demanded I'm
Neniorian tones whether the man bee
hind the window we've "that son of a
gun, smith of Texas Col. smith Is
somewhat OF joker himself go. auick
as FASH he reached holou U,p comm
ter and clappng "a hir F.E-shuo,cr down
SAID. Yves sir ! am. and sou can cst
All YOU want from mr
There happened 90 De- q tourist ap-
preaching the window no thar partlc-
ular moment. VIII Sell be- turned
In his tracks and made fur the door
post haste while both Noylor ana
Smith assumed an innocent air and
went about their work
Al l.1 D.. m. stranger answering
The description passed Murray going
south with Indications that Doe would
reach Payson ere the sun goes down.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's bank clearlngs amounted to
$'SZ,3l5.OS as against $685., 6l7,25 for the
corresponding day OF last year.
The Galloway. Hook & Francis COM
pany has Incorporated with a capital
OF $50 600 IN 500 shares. The Offices are
William +. Galloway, president. Fritz.
A. Hoock, vice president; Frederick w.
Francis, secretary and treasurer. These
with John Dern and william NJ. Ferry.
constitute the board OF directors.
The Workingmen's Coop. Of Lyman.
Wayne county, fled certificate of I'M.
corporation yesterday with the secre-
tary Of state, with capital stock al
SVW and these officers: j. r. Samp.
son, president Joshua II. Cook. vice
president; Thomas II. Jakeman, secre-
tary David Coombs. treasurer. A mer-
camille business Will be carried on by
the lncorporators.
AT meeting OK the board OF direc.
tors OF the Consolidated Wagon & Ma.
chine company today a dividend 81
N.ib, or tx per cent. upon each shara
Of preferred stock was declared. stock
books 10 be closed from April 30 10 Nav
IL Upon a discussion OF future djvi.
dends being had Aug 10. Oct 10 ara
Dec 10. 1892 were designated as prob
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-17
PERSONALS.


f. J.. Gustin has returned from ,
business trip to South Dakota.
George w, Meyer has returned from
two months absence on the Pacific
coast.
Druggist f. j. Hill has left on q
years trip through Europe, Asia and
| Africa.
Mr.. d, A, Thomas OF Colorado Springs
| clerk OF the Fourth district court OF
Colorado is In the city for few days
Private Lee Of the Twenty fourth In
fantry band Is in town from the islands,
and says the rest Of the command will
be In this country in June.
Assistant Chief DR.. A. ID. Melvin OF
the Bureau OF Animal Industry, depart
ment Of agriculture, will be here in a
few days on an inspection trip.
Capt Singiser OF Salmon returned to-
day from months trip TO Pennsyl-
vanilla, where he visited at his former
home. He Is now al the Knutsford,
Hon. Moses Thatcher left today on an
eastern business trip. 1t is understood
that his Mexican interests are partially
responsible for the journey at this time
Hon. b. T. Lloyd went east on the
noon train today on mining business.
He will be absent several weeks and
win visit Chicago, Washington and
New York.
Mrs. Il. A. Wilson left for the east
today to meet her sister Mrs
Sears and her daughter, Miss Ruth
Wilson who viii return home about
the end of the month.
IS General Manager Murray of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany has returned from a weeks abb
sence In western Idaho, where he went
to oversee the opening OF spring oper-
atoms in that part Of the system.
The friends Of Dr. Klietsoh regret
that that gentleman has decided not
TO settle In Salt Lake but has conclud-
ed 10 locate In Reno, Nevada to which
place he will 20 tomorrow, followed
by his family in the course of a week.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Ella Squlres
left this morning for New York. Mrs.
Wilson win visit with her daughter,
Miss Ruth Wilson. and the latter with
her son, clyde, who Is studying art
in the eastern metropolis.
David D. streeter, an old time rail-
read contractor and capitalist. arrived
at the Knutsford this morning, en- route
west to Nevada, where he has impor-
tant work In prospect. Mr.. Streeter Is
an old time friend Of Landlord Holmes.
Harry p. Potter representing the Erie
road In Denver, is stopping in this city
for couple OF weeks accompanied by
his family. lie Is after wool shipments
for his road, and so far finds the out
look about the same as last year
Ex-Chief Farley OF the Denver police
is a guest at the Kenyon on a return
from a western trip Chief Farley was
one of the most efficient exc
cutive officers the Denver department
ever had but politics finally let him out
He is now connected with detective
agency.
Prof. Arthur l.. Alexander organlst
and choirmaster OF st. Marks Seattle.
q in Salt Lake inspecting the Taberna-
Gle organ, which be regards as the
greatest instrument he has ever seen.
Mr. Alexander has been In San Fran
cisco examining the organs there. His
trip was taken at the instance Of the
officials of ST. Marks. who contemplate
their church with fine up
to-date organ.
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able dates of payment thus enabling
the company 10 make its first quarterly
payment Of 1908 on April TO- Il is prob
able that 1913 shares OF treasury pre-
ferred stock may be offered 10 stock
holders at par, privilege OF taking up
10 be confined to dates between May 10
and June ]. 1902. Action was deferred
upon tire matter OF erecting new build
lngs at ogden, Logan and Montpelier,
although quite a lengthy discussion OF
these questions was had.
w. II. Dickson and wife have con-
veyed TO J. r. Forshee, for a consider
alton Of 10000 49xl65 feet OF ground in
lot 4. block 5S. plat A. The property
Is ON West Temple street just north
OF Third South street.
d. d. Mallory and wife have sold TO
Mary +. Kiopenstne for considera-
ton OF 5000, lot 2, block &c. plat ID,
salt Lake City survey.
BY the terms Of warranty deed filed
In the county recorders Office today.
Mary Il. Hull and husband convey to
Hermina NJ. Glosz a part Of block !.
plat X. situated on Capitol hill The
consideration mentioned Is $500, and
the deed Is subject TO encumbrances
5000.
S. A. Hicks sold today 10 Josephine
Groehner. through 4. Mcclellan. a brick
cottage on Palm avenue for 1900.
The Pacific Lumber company has
been awarded the contract for furnish
ing lumber for the state prison addition,
u. 900 feet, at prices ranging from ls,i
to q cents per 1000 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-17
GOOD NEWS TO RIDERS.
r. r.. Scheski win Have Charge OF
The Saucer Track This Season.

The announcement that F +. Schef-
ski Is 10 have charge Of the saucer track
at the Salt Palace this season is good
news to the bicycle riders, all of whom
know "Schef'' az a man Of ability in
the business The success OF the racing
season OF SO and 1900 was largely due
10 the efficient management Of Schef-
ski and that he viii make a success OF
this years racing goes without saying.
Not only is he looked upon fayorably by
j, n sharp, the N G. A. representative,
but by all the bicycle men I'm this part
Of the country "Schef" always keeps
himself posted on up to date events in
the business and is In correspondence
with many Of the leading riders OF the
country. It Is safe to say that before
the season Of 1902 Is launched he will
have a string OF fast men signed 10 ride
on the local track
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CAVALRY CARBINES.

Troop A, First cavalry will be given
carbines at next weeks drill The boys
turned out well last night and made a
most excellent showing. But they are
a good deal up IA tree about turning
out mounted. The governor does not
think 1t would do to appear In public
on the Lords day, and the boys want
to attend baseball Saturday afternoons
so they are between the devil and the
deep sea
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At Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, April 16.--Montgom-
cry Park results
First race, four and half furlongs
Sarah Maxim won, Andrew Ring sec
ond, Lyman Hay third. Time, :6Ih.
Second race, selling, four furlongs-
| Maverick won, Dross second, Step
Around third. Time, 40.
Third race. five furlongs--Gallantrie
won, The Rival second, Cadet third,
Time, lO2%,
Fourth race, CordOva hotel handicap,
one and an eighth mlles-Siurian won,
Barouche second, Vulyain third. Time,
1855.
Fifth race, steeplechase about one
and quarter miles-Maze won, Per-
cursor second, Golden Lin third, Time,
25lh.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs--
Toah won Seyoy second, Admonition
third. Time. l0sA.