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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-01

Boys seem to be getting dangerous.
Not long since one who got in the
way OF q vagrant box car was killed
and the jury awarded mis- people
Sic against the railroad com
pany. A boy in another part of the
state found 8 percussion cap on the
road and exploded it. He got judg-
ment Of 81, 900 against the Frankfort
Telephone company, probably because
the company had no one there to ad-
wise him not to explode the cap.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-01

The people Of Mayfield are either
mighty slow or else their horses are
good kickers. The Messenger an
nounces that "Uncle Nit" Order was
kicked three times on the same leg at
the same time by the same horse.
Perhaps Unce Nit is fond OF being
kicked
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-01

II Thomas Jefferson could see the
Democratic county committee of No
Cracker county, he would probably
throw up his hands and ask to be
quietly annihilsted.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-01
Gen. Mheeler VIII Not Go.

Commenting on the report that he
was going TO the coronation OF King
Edward, Gen. Joe Wheeler says there
IS at least one good reason why he
will do no such thing. Why" says
the little Virginian. seats at the
coronation will cost $1,000 apiece.
That lets me out even II | wanted TO
20, which | don't"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-01

available hose than it would have had
under the first contract, 1t has cost the
taxpayers nearly 5000 more, and is
very inferior hose, and probably will
not last two years. II this is any
consolation to the taxpayers they are
welcome to it.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-01
DIED OF ERYsI2ELAs.

Eunice Price, the seysn months old
daughter of George Price, died today
in the. county from erysipelas. Burial
this afternoon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-01
DAILY THOUGHT.

The world does not find God because
il is not willing to pay the price Of
clear vision.
The Outlook.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-01

Paducah is now ia the second class,
and to dance she must pay the tid-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-01
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1909.
REPUBLICAN TICKET,

HON. P. H. DARBY, Of Caldwell,
for Court of Appeals.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-01

HON. @. H. LINN, of Lyon, for
Congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-03
SPIKE AND RAIL,

Col. G. u. Moore Of the San Pedro en-.
gineerlng force has gone east.
The Rio Grande Western now FIST
height was put on Saturday as preyl-
onsly announced.
Hiram Rum, travelling passeneo,
agent Tor the oregon short Line liza
morning returned from his trip east
Circulars were received this morn.
ing announcing the appointment of e.
). Williams as commercial agent fer
HE Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul 10
succeed l.. l.. Downing.
William y. McKellar. recently con.
tracing agent FOR the Lake shore a
5ichigau Southern, arrived In SAIL
Lake this morning to enter into his new
duties as contracting agent for tho
chicago. Milwaukee q ST. Paul. vice {.
5. Williams promoted
am ]. Henry Traffic manager Of the
colorado Springs & Cripple Creek Dis
trot railroad, and formerly general
freight agent ~ the Rio Grande West
arn, arrived from the Springs this
morning and is today husily engaged
in 7haking hands with old friends.
l.. L. Downing and Travelling Freight
Agent Kyes " the Milwaukee are In
lcaho loading the Robert Noble clip.
Acting Traffic Manager r. NJ. schu-
macher Of the Oregon Short Line Ii ok
perted to return from Chicago tomor.
Tow.
Ticket Agent W A. Larkin OF Butte
WAS discharged from the hospital here
tn morning after undergoing an oper-
alton for appendicitis He viii retuin
nyme on this evenings train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-03
Business Men Are Getting Stirred
Up Over Situation
SOMETIMES ARE A DAY LATE
Neither Of Roads from Bast Are Liv-
ing Up 90 Their Contract Witb
The Government.

For weeks past thore has been con-
siderable Indignation among the bust
ness men Of Salt Lake oyer the airi.
val or perhaps to be more correct, the
non arrival, Of the malls. Day after
day for three or four months past have
trains been marked up late, until with
no outlook for cessation the local mer-
chants are seriously considering the
proposition Of petitlonng the post
master general for relief
Posttbster Thomas when seen this
morning stated that he had no remedy
and could do nothing IN the matter
further than distribute the mali as fast
az 1t arrived Upon looking up the
record Mr.. Thomas stated that this
week was fair sample OF conditions
prevailing for months past. During the
past week the average time OF the ar
rival Of the Union Pacific mail from the
east was $3.50 p. m, IN place Of $40 a.
m, while the train due here at $3.50 p.
m. averaged $3.50 ,, m. For the business
man who leaves his desk early In the
afternoon II would mean that the mails
We're q day late. On the Rio Gronde a
slightly better condition Of affairs pre-
vailed trains during the past week
from the east have on three occasions
been on time, although today the mail
on the train that should have arrived
at 1850 p. m, yesterday, had not been
heard from at the same hour this
morning.
The business men OF the Wyoming
cities are entering vigorous protest
at the delay which Is occasionlng them
losses. The matter IL to be carried to
headquarters In Washington with a
petition that the system OF heavy fines
for delayed mails be put into effect as
an incentive TO the transportation COM
panies TO grid up their loins and deliy-
er goods on schedule time. The reason
for the delays is attributed TO the
strike, md one gentlemen was this
morning the authority for the state
ment that last week the limited started
out OF omaha with switch engine as
the motive power. on the other hand
the Rio Grande Western Is doing such
an immense business that that road ~
In chronic case OF congestion, This
morning, for instance. there were two
special trains from the east bearing
35t passengers In addition to the regu-
lar trains, which were also loaded.
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Rock island Cut.oT.

Never IN the history OF the world has
such progress been made In every
avenue Of industry as In the last de-
cadc With the settlement and devel-
opment Of the great west, the volume
Of traffic between the Atlantic ard In,
tifc has increased to s,ich great pro-
portions that the existing railways
have NJ times been unable 10 handle
II. Additions and Improvements have
been made by mayly OF the railways,
but still the requirements are not sat.
ished. The Rock Island system, whose
aggressive policy has brought TO tho
front rank of prominence among the
transcontlnental roads determined
some time since TO Increase its efll-
cheney by the construction Of new
line between Kansas city aud St
LOuis. and the work IL now rapidly
reaching completion, The surveys have
all been made, and more than 100 miles
Of the 81. Louis line II now IN opera
ton from st. Louis. II win be one Of
the most important feeders Of the Rock
Island system, which now covers an
area Of nearly 20OO0OO square miles,
and ls more than 5000 miles In extent
In the construction OF the St. Louis
line, which, when completed, VIII be one
OF the shortest between the points
mentioned the grades viii be kept
down to a minimum, curves eliminated
wherever possible, heavy rails used eX.
clusiyely, and every precautlon taken
In the construction o. ts roadbed to
have II substantial and permanent, 80
that the fast time which will neces,
sgrlly be made win carry with II no
discomfort to the travelling public. No
expense which will tend 10 the perfec-
ton OF this line VIII be spared, and that
1t VIII be from It's opening the popular
line between Kansas City and 81. Louis
Is -sured.
The fact that st. Louis has been Sc
lected for the worlds fair In 1904
which will excel In magnitude anything
OF the kind ever before attempted. has
particular significance IN connection
with the st. Louis line. As has been
stated through dispatches published IN
the newspapers at various times, the
Rock Island has secured very vaiu.
able terminal facilities In st. Louis. A
large tract OF land adjoining tho
worlds fair grounds hac become thu
property Of the Rock Island system.
and VIII be used for tracks and depot.
This viii give TO the Rock Island a d.
rect entrance TO the fair grounds. and
VIII permit passengers from the west
as wen as from other sections TO enter
the grounds without changing cars
the road VIII be completed early in
1908
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

BONNEVILLE MINING COMPANY
Principal place of business, Salt Lana
Cl!y Utah Mines situated al Lake
Side Mining District. Tooele County
Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors OF the Bonne.
we Mining Company. held Now |,
lso2' at Salt Lake City, an assessment
q one-half cent per share was levied
On the capital stock OF said company.
pa able Immediately to the Secretary
81 the company at 1906 East seoord
sor.h street, salt Lake City. Utah. ANY
stock on which this assessment may re-
man unpaid on the LIST Of December,
l5Oz, VIII be delinquent and advertised
ior sale at public auction, and unless
layment II made before will be sold on
December Is, 1902, to pay the delu-
quent assessment, together with the
cost Of advertising and expense of sale.
II. GREEN, Secretary.
No. lO5 East Second South Street, Salt
Lake City.
Dated Nov. 3, 1902.
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President Had a Great Time.

Washington. Nov. s.-President
Roosevelt and party left here at ll;4o
o'clock this morning on special train
over the Pennsylvania railroad for
Oyster Bay. where the president viii
vote tomorrow. No newspaper men ac-
c0mpanied the president as permission
TO do 40 was refused The only mem-
bers of the party were Secy Cortelyou,
Asst -Secy. Loeb. DR.. Lung and four
secret service men. The special VIII
reach New York at b;l5 o'clock this
evening and oyster Bay at 1i5.
The presidents special from Brandy,
Va, arrived here ar 1l:20, a few min
utes behind It's schedule The presl-
dent Immediately came out on the plat.
form and dotted his hat 20 the crowd.
He spent some time shaking hands
with old friends and expressing his sat-
i"f'otion with the brief trip into Vlr-
ginla.
II had a great time" he said 1T
Was splendid sport. ! did not shoot
anything TO be sure, but IL was the
outing that wanted. II was all / was
after anyway, and ! got It. | enjoyed
II immensely"
The president was In exceedingly
NN'h hNAii'l Nllh iuuANNN UtdllliE over
the remarks about his luck on the
shooting trip.
Just before the special train pulled
out, President Roosevelt stepped upon
the rear.platf0rm Of his car and I'm no.
Spouse 10 the handclappng from the
crowd, thanked the people for their
greeting. At Remington, in responee
10 demands Of small oAncoursp. t1e
president, speaking from the rear.plat.
form OF his car said.
II want TO say what a very rreat
pleasure II has been to me 10 be hor.
ana TO see your beautiful country ana
to be received everywhere with chm
acteristic Virginia hospitality. I had tbs
good fortune 70 visit two or three of
your battlehelds, the first and gaeon6
battles ot Manassas and Cedar Noun
tain and to be- shown over them nv
men who had worn the blue and mon
who had worn the gray We are IN
alike now, and can all glory alike IN
the valor OF each side and the devotlo"
to duty as each side saw It's duty"
Applause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-03
sorICE TO CONTRACTORS,
Office Board Of Public Works Sal

Office Board Of Public Works, Salt
Lake City. Nov. 3, 1902,
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this Office until II o'clock a. m, Mon
day November IL, 1902, for the work
Of constructing gravel sidewalks on
Ninth East street between Ninth and
Eleventh South streets: on Tenth
South street between Ninth and Flew
enth East streets; on Tenth East street
between Tenth South and Spruce
streets, and on Lincoln avenue between
Tenth South and Spruce streets.
Instructions to bidders, together with
specifications and forms for contract
and bond, can be obtained upon appll-
cation at the office OF the Board Of
Public Works or City Engineer. The
right is reserved TO reject any and all
bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Public
works.
SPENCER CLAwsoN.
Chairman.
Louis c. Kelsey, City Engineer.
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COURT NOTES.

Louisa 2. Seager has filed suit for
divorce against her husband Edward
Seager, on the grounds Of desertion and
failure TO support The couple was
married in London on Nov. ., 1890 and
It Is alleged that defendant deserted
his wife on May go 1901. and that he
has failed TO support her for the past
six years,
Judge Hall today granted a decree Of
foreclosure of mortgage in favor of
plaintiff In the case Of Ruth T. Math-
ews, VIZ Eliza Shafer Albert Fisher
and Aaron Keysor. The amount Of the
Judgment Is sl.s22. As, principle and and
tiers. y5l costs and $50 attorneys fees
making total OF 81, 1923 i5. The prop
erty foreclosed is lot 7 and part OF lot
s. block 1856 and lot and part Of lot l.
block 1853 all in plat A, Salt Lake City
survey,
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
once Board of public Works, sa

Once Board Of Public Works, SAT-
Lake City. Nov. 3, 1902.
Sealed proposals will be received az
this Office until II o'clock a. M, Mon
day. November II, 1902, for the work
OF constructing main sewer on North
Temple street.
Instructions to bidders, together with
specifications and forms for contract
and bond, can be obtained upon apple
cation at the office OF the Board or
Public Works or City Engineer The
right is reserved 10 reject any and all
bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Public
works.
SPENCER CLAWsoN,
Chairman.
Louis c. Kelsey, City Engineer.
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Office OF the Board Of Public Works.
Salt Lake city. Nov. 3, 1902.
Scaled proposals viii be received al
this office until II O'Clock a. m, Mon.
day, Nov. IL, 1902, for the work OF con.
stiuctlng an asphalt sidewalk on the
east side OF Second West street from
south Temple 10 Second North streets.
Instructions to bidders, together
with specifications and forms for con-
tract and bond, can be obtained upon
application al the office Of the Boatd
Of Public Works or iCty Engineer
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Public
Works. SPENCER cLAwSoN.
Chairman.
Louis c. KELSEY. City Engineer. .
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DIED.

CoLEs-ln this city. Nov. I 100. az
rheumatism Of the heart. Heher W.
Fam Coles. son OF William ana gar,p
Ann Coles NJ 2S3 Fern street. Tbe
deceased was born IN this cltv ma
was Is years OF age. The seryi- ID
win be held In the Nineteenth v4-l
meeting house on WEDNESDAY after.
noon at o'clock Remains NAV la
viewed between the hours OF 10 a. n
and D. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-03
COURT CALENDAR.
One for the October Term Practical.
" Cleared Tn Today,

The supreme court today practically
completed its calendar for the October
term OF court and adjourned until Nov.
Il, 1902, on which date the only case
not yet disposed Of that OF j. p. John
son vs Emma Hansen, appellant. viii be
argued.
Justice Bartch was unable to be pres
ent at the session OF the court today
owing to the illness of his wife, so the
arguments in the above case were con-
tnued by Justice Baskin and Judge
MarioneauX until the above date so that
Justice Bartch can be present.
Two cases were submitted without
arguments upon the briefs Of the attor-
neys. They are: John De Gray Dixon,
state treasurer, VS. A. r. Ricketts,, ex-
ecutor OF the estate OF j. NJ. Ricketts,
deceased, appellant which involves the
question of the constitutionality Of the
Inheritance tax laws Of this state, and
Daniel l.. Boyle VS. the Union Pacific
Railway company, appellant.
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Today and all this week. grand free
chrysanthemum show. Salt Lake Flor
~ company. Eleventh South. on State.
Take Murray cars.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
N~~~~~c~o~~~~~~~s~>s ~,~u~~sS

"oyer the Fence at the Theater Sat
urday night proved lamentable sort
Of affair, and long before the final cur
tain fell nearly half the audience broke
away and ran. Its an III wind that
blows nobody good but the delayed
trains on the Union Pacific should AZ
least be thanked FOR rendering mat
inee impossible
At the Grand tonight another thrill
en-" In THE James Boys In Missouri
win be presented. John Abbott and
Harriet Less head the company,
Mr.. Canning who left Utah number
OF years ago TO tour In Australia In
sleight OF hand performances has re-
turned TO Salt Lake and viii resume his
profession throughout the state.
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Man Captured on Saturday Says
He is Much Guilty,
HIS CATEGORY OF CRIME
What Mueller Has Been Doing pnr-
Ing His Resid enee In This cry
Stolen Goods Found.

Sheriff Naylor and his deputies have
been working ON the Mueller case today
with the result that by this afteroon
the ex-conylct had confessed to no less
that seven burgIaTies, the latest being
the entering of a house 26l south, west
Temple street. which he admits, but de-
clnes to state what he took from the
premises,
,rhis afternoon Sheriff Naylor located
one cache on the east bench ana also
had men looking through the lots ad-
iacent to Sixth West and Eighth S0uth
where II is asserted from Information
received that Mueller aud his accom-
plces have a cache Of goodly proper
lions.
In addition to the booty found, when
Is enumerated In another part OF TINS
paper the officers this morning reo0V-
cred al various places around town ard
from one OF the cache the silver Walch
and gold neck chain stolen from the
Board OF Trade building, Mueller HAD
sold the former to a dish washer IN a
restaurant on Second South, While the
chain was found IN the possession OF
colored resident OF Franklin avenue.
Among the Crane booty which was
recovered was the subjolned, most OF
which was cached
fur rug two white bed spreads
crochet quilt, colored spread four Pill
low cases with lace, pillow shams,
half a dozen sets Of toilet mats, num-
Der OF large embroidered doilles, Sill
YER nut crackers and picks, silver salt
and pepper shakers, atoni2er, two paper
cutters of pearl and silver cushion
tops, two oil paintings, several fancy
aprons bags and mats, q new linen
table cloth and silk crazy quilt.
The officers are now diligently
searching for his working partner
They also claim that a son of a prom.
inent resident In this city Is lmpll-
Gated In the numerous burglaries that
have been feature during the past
two weeks In Salt Lake, and that II
their theory proves correct there
win be some surprises In store,
Sheriff Naylor does not believe that
he has 10 date secured a full list Of the
houses that have been entered by the
gang, and asserts that ere his men get
through with the case there viii be
several others laid at his door,
A Mr. Jeremy, who resides on the
west side, was this afternoon among
the attest 10 report that his house had
been boken Into agd S85 stolen from Il
last week. Sheriff Naylor hopes to lay
this affair to Mueller's credit.
In all there are enough burglarles
attributed 10 the energetic Mueller TO
keep him behind the bars for a num-
Der of yeasr to come.
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Vote for Thomas Aston for Recor-
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ADyERTfsEMEN,
CARD BY SHERIFF NAYLOR
Makes a Statement OF His Position to the
Public

ITO the Public: am Informed on re.
liable authority that methods OF the
most disreputable character are being
employed against me IN the campaign
now closing. For Instance, II is stated
that | have been making a canvass Of
the questionable resorts for support at
the polls tomorrow. and that / have
friends who are doing the same thing I'm
my behalf. IN answer to this untruth-
ful and malicious SANDER / simply de-
sire 10 say that I3haye done and will
do nothing OF the kind and | do not
count any man a friend who will do
that kind Of work for me. / believe
that none has. II is true that | want
TO be elected Sheriff OF Salt Lake conn
ty but | do not want TO succeed by
means that are shady. I want and am
asking only for the support of the re-
spectacle element Of the community.
am not indebted to any other part OF II
nor have | madetany promise beyond
that II again elected will do my duty
to the best Of my ability
Vote for Thomas Aston for Recor-
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