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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

tendent OF schools. IS in Eureka. and viii
he the guest Of homer a. a banquet TO-
night which VIII be given by the teacn-
ers Of Tintlc district to their guests from
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Young are the
= parents of q girl baby.
John Sullivan Is back from Ouray'
Colo.
The local order. WOodmen OF the World,
has secured = portion Of the upper flo0r
OF TAYLOR Bros. Cos building. which
viii be ready for occupancy by June l.
II. W Horne Of salt Lake is making a
7 survey for water mains
Mrs. T. d. sullivan went TO salt Lake
Friday for visit.
Walter Adams was up this week from
Prove.
I. 4. Osten. principal Of the Eureka
schools. Was 81 the capital Thursday.
James Awkward ia IN Salt Lake.
Mrs. George Hickman and Misses Kate
and Gussie Hickman we're IN NeDbl THIS
week
CAPTAIN George Bridges is in Salt Lake
Arthur Hanks has gone to Boise City.
james Pazman was over Monday from
Mr.. la Porter Is the guest OF her
parents. Judge and Mrs. Boyer, at SPRING
Edvin Bimrose returned Thursday
night from a YisiS with Mrs. Bimrose in
Misses Emma and BERTHE Henriod were
in NeDhi during the week
George Love. who has been IN the nos
f pital in Salt Lake FOR a month, has re-
turned home in company with his mother.
Miss Winnie BOnny IS visiting relative
iu ~Springviile-
Harry McFate was tried by a jury for
cruelty 20 animals in the city Tues
DAY evening n acquitted
lanes X. Ferguson Of Robinson was a
guest al the Wedding Of his niece. Miss
Lilly Keith and Dir. Eskridge IN Saft
Lake.
Or. AddIeman Of Mammoth IS seriously
it wfth erystpeias.
J.. 81. Schulte, Bert Wilder and Dr. and
Mrs Mott OF Robinson we're Salt Lake
visitors this week
happy parents Or o girl baby. their first
child.
~. r. Gray. state organizer Of the X
q. T.. A.. has been 81 Robinson an week,
and viii add several names 20 the roster
Of the local lodge which VIII give q
card party and dance Tuesday evening
A ~1-vear-eld child q Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam LLOYD of Mammoth died Monday
I afternoon from the effects Of q sewers
scsIdiug SUNDAY. The body was taken
to spanish FORK for burial
An infant child Of Mr. aud Mrs. Jonn
C~o-ir III Robinson died Monday morning,
i ihirtv-six hours after birth.
T. O. Eirkeudan Of the Hotel Nam
moth Is Islg uu with rheumatism.
Tha Robinson lodge Of ODD Fellows vii
give q dance In HasselFs hall at Nam
moth tonight
Tho Mammoth mine Wednesday afternoon
frrsa+ened 10 destroy the shaft house.
but was e~xtinguished before much Gam
$40 was lone.
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PROVO District Court.

Provo. April Elm addition TO hearing
evidence in the Patten W. Payson CITY
case, which Is stiil before the court, the
following business was transacted IN the
Fourth district court today;
Alexander G~ustaves0n of Benjamin was
granted a divorce from Anna GustaTcton
on the grounds of dcsertioU.
Estate of Robert Sheen, deceased; Hy-
rum Lemons appointed administrator
BOND Szs6a.
Estate of Lemira Collins e al. minors;
petition for order 10 sell real estate
granted.
Estate Of Hugh Conover, deceased ;
same order.
Estste OF August BlumeHthal. deceased;
Caroline Blumenthal appointed admins
tratriX; bond 500
Estate OF Joseph Crook. deceased; order
confirming sale Of real estate.
Estate OF Thomas and Elizabeth Gam
mon. deceased; decree Of distribution
granted.
Estate OF Thomas Fowler. deceased, pc
tition for decree OF Distribution and final
account granted.
The following jurors were drawn TO be
tn attendance May !.
James ". Preston. Etrick Miller, Amer
lean Fork. Henry Moyie. Alpine. Rufus
X. Lewis. Goshen: T.. F. Diamond
~springville: David II. Clay. Howard Scott
Provo. MilIen D. Atwood. Pleasant
Grove Eugene Bone, ]. G.. Baker. LehL
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STAMPEDE OF ElKS.
Preparations For Thousands Coming
to Salt Lake in AUGUST.

to Salt Lake in August.
AS an evidence that the number Of
visitors to salt Lake next August on
the occasion Of the Elks' grand lodge
will be fully up to the estimate Of the
most sanguine, Chairman Homer OF
the local committee on acc0mm0da-
tons yesterday received from ths
Louisville, KY, delegation a request
that twenty more rooms be reserved
for them. When q committee Of the
Louisville lodge was here Q few weeks
ago, forty rooms were engaged for this
swell crowd, but more are coming than
had been anticipated, and the addition
al accommodations for them are i'm
peratiYe. The Louisville people VIII
come about go strong in a special train
and bring their crack band along.
Inquiries and requests for reserve
tions Of accommodations are coming
particularly heavy from the south ana
middle west states. Advices from Nen
Orleans are 20 the effect that a big
herd OF Elks is coming from there The
editor or the Southern Buck at New
Orleans has written for descriptive and
illustrative matter about salt Lake for
his paper. which IS working up q very
lively interest IN the coming big event.
The McComb City. No. Elks want ac-
cOmmOdatiOns received for twenty
five Elks.
General headquarters have been
opened in the Elks' new building on
State street. and the men IN charge
there are beginning TO feel that not half
enough accommodations have been
listed from the owners and renters OF
homes IN the residence districts. II is
hoped &c have the building ready for
dedication early In June.
The finance committee was organized
during the week with Lester D Freed
as chairman and Cashier i. ". Wilson
OF the Bank Of Commerce as treasur-
er. 1t is proposed TO raise $4,000 for
the entertainment Of the visiting Elks.
Illuminating the city, for prizes IN the
parades and contests. and TO GeYfsv
other expenses in connection with the
big reunion.
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WATER c0L0RS RECEIVED.
Valuable Pictures Hang in the v. a.
Stekney Cigar Company's Store.


Five valuable water colors have been
received BY W. r Lanius. manager OF
the local branch Of the ". A. Stickney
Cigar company They were hung yes
terday in h COmpanys store at ~
south Main street. forming an attrac-
tive addition TO hat handsome place.
The pictures came from the private
art gallery OF Mrs. W. a. SuCkney Of
81. Louis, wife OF the president Of the
company,
over a month ago. Mr. aud Mrs.
Stickney stopped yer IL salt Lake
on their way 70 the coast. While they
were in the store. Mrs. Srickner no
ticed a couple OF places on the walls
that were bare OF especial ornament
She asked Mr. Lanlus what he intended
20 put there. and was told that IL was
the Intention 10 hang some pictures
Mrs Stickney promised 10 look over
her collection when she returned home
and see 81 she could select anything
that would be suitable for the store
She fulfilled her promise beyond all
expectations, for i've pictures. instead
OF two. arrived all handsomely framed
and ready 20 be huns.
There are three .srEe water eoiors
and two panels. one of the larger
pictures is n. J. Lfbas' storm on the
coast OF Ireland. II shows the rapid
approach of a terrific storm sweeping
upon the rocky coast pieces CT wreck
age in The foreground appearing as
mute evidence Of the consequences OF
the previous fury Of the elements.
In marked contrast to this scene IS
"Mi3summer IN England" BY Ernest
WalbouFu This is A quiet pastoral
scene.
G. Herisss "Old Dutch NIP shows
a Quaint cd windmill with the Sleepy
Waters % a canal in the foreground.
The two panels LII both Of Pastoral
enc and Of great merit
The pictures have been lastly dis
an ahout the and show up
vert Effectively against the dark green
haekEound.
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Provo News Notes.

Prove. April 2s-Jesse Knight. who is
back from Alberta. Canada. states in re-
gard TO building a sugar factory there
that 81 satisfactory arrangements ia re-
gard 70 freight over the railroads
other important questions can be made .
factory will b built al Raymond. Mr..
Knight reports all the settlers who have
gone 70 that section prosperous and con-
tented. and making mOney ia farming
and stock raising.
The people Of Che Second ward. as it
existed before the late division OF the
ward. wfl give d sociable "a the ward
house Tuesday evening in ono Of form
81 Bishop Egaertseu and Counselor WIKI
ms, TO which all the members OF the ward
are invited.
The Sunday schools OF Utah stake viii
hold q conference IN the tabernacle tc-
morrow. commencing al 10 o'clock.
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AMONG THE BUILDERS.
Architects and Contractors Preparing
to handle More Big Jobs.

to Handle More Big Jobs.
sdH another important Improvement
g scheduled Cor State street. Tester-
lay Pr John r. White and Dora New
u White, his wife, secured title from
a. F Christensen for 4sxls5 feet Of
grouad on the west side Of The street
between South Temple and First South
as a site for a splendid apartment
house % be erected this summer at a
cost Of &10.oo1. according 10 plans ir
course Of preparation by Architect
Ware. The consideration was the
deciding by DIT. and Mrs. White 10 ATr.
christensen OF 81 feet adjoining on the
south and the payment ef $500 la ad-
dit.on.
The Christensen brothers viii soon
proceed TO erect the academy OF music
Naici they intend BUILDING. The White
apartment house viii adsoin DR.
whites residence on the south.
Within the newt few weeks tone lax
ms viii be resumed on the new an =
drat or ST Mary's. IT, is exnecte6 that
ne building vii be enclosed befors
winter but 10 VIII reqWSe many months
hereafter 20 DO she interior work
ssSi when the magnificent edifce will
= seaay lot occupancy and dedication
81 Depend largely. Bishop Seaman
Sl7ted last evening. upon the degree
% success IN raising the baganca ~ 4
llndS required and the ability 10 ~
elie structural steel and other ma
~IIss when they are needed.
surveys for grades and lines were
-l4le Yesterday al the site of the .Tobn
INNER home and hospital ana
.llhin a few days a contract for the
LcaIauoa viii be let The plsns for
$4,000 building are well sdvsnea5
Afenlect Dart and the intention is
.a'7 construction work wei under
early in the summer.
NeAItecl Headlund IS prena~i7~
PLAN ard specifications for E,,,LIs
Ilaent brick house 10 be buJt nv
HarTis on the east side of sixth
-, street. between Third and ES,,~tL
eo-,H AT a cost Of S5.50G. ne il also
s-.1ns out plans for a similar in
cement for p. A. Soransan ~
y FegJ', on East Third Soutb
Inc contract has been let bv ArebI-
Heaaiund for the excaysticp f9-
syndicate Investment -ror,r.,
". business block on the easr Si5s
~ 49, temple street. south of So
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res. "--sDan. 4. GrOsVenOr.

A County Commissioner Letter.
Hon. John Williams, County Commits
sIoner. Of 5I7 West Second street, Duluth,
MIN, says the following in regard to
Peruna:
AS s remedy for cstsrrh | can cheer
fully recommend Peruna. know what
Il IS 70 suffer from that terrible disease
and I feel that tits my duty TO speak q
good word for the tonic that brought me
immediate relief. Pcruna cured me Of a
bad case Of catarrh and I know it viii
cure any other sufferer fr3m that dis
ense.v-John Williams,
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STUDENTS WIN.
Academy Youths Discharged by
Provo Justice.

Provo Justice.
Provo. April 2S-The five academy
students who were arrested last Saturday
when they. with others. we're celebrat-
ing a victory in athletic sports Ealne
over one Of the other classes. and pulled
q carriage filled with Young lady students
down the sidewalk OF Center street aHu
gave vent TO heir-cnthusIasm M loud
and tustv college sells. were taken before
Justice john TO-DAY n tried on a cnaTg
Of Disturbing the psses after tne sHl,
the defense moved TO discharge the de-
PENDANTS. which VAS granted. There
was lack of evidence as 70 the students
on trial having done any shouting, al
though there was no doubt about shout
ing and lots Of il being INDUCED in b.
the crowd collectively. There was no
charge in the complaint in regard 90 haul
ing the carriage along the sidewalk
A larze number Of students attended
the trial. and they felt quite Jubilant over
the outcome As 0on as they we're out
gidc Of the court room uule o. them
seized ". r. Ryealch- attorney Tor the
students. and caFrieds him on their shout
ders across the street 10 DIS Once Shelt-
i7E their college wells and applalGing
their legal adviser
The case has caused MICA GtscuSSioii1
and there are various r differing optn-
ions in regard 70 the matter. some OF the
ritizeus hin the students were al right
sn6 should not nave been intertered win
Others seem to be Of the opinion t0at ad
5emoustrations Of hllaritc by the studenrs
ought TO BE- suppressed. and that they
should not be given any more privileges
in the way OF exercising their lungs than
would be permitted a troop or drunken
COWBOYS i the latter should visit the
fozn and give an exhibition.
Others. and It Is believed they are IN
he ma oritv. think the students en-
crosched on the right OF the citizens By
making the sidewalk a carriage drive
snd Il thew should not be permitted 70
40 that. but that no more oDteelon
should be raised against their paradtug
the streets and Evening up the old town
with their college wells and the etogans
~ the clans than is i~nterp0sed against
the celebrating Of a political victory by
older and, therefore. wiser Cd en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
DISEASE on INCREASE.
Slight Gain IN Scarlet Fever and
Diphtheria During the Week.

OApALIEAAd 0uA4AS ne rex
For the week ending April IS. there
were eighteen deaths reported in salt
Lake City. Of which nine were males
and nine females. OF the births re-
ported for the same period eighteen
were males and twenty-one females
At the close Of last report there were
twenty-five cases Of scarlet fever in
quarantine. During the week thirteen
new cases developed and SIX cases were
discharged, leaving tWenty-nine cases
In the city at the close of this report.
OF diphtheria there were ten cases
remaining in The city last week. For
the week covered by this report four
new cases were reported and three
having been released. left eleven cases
in quarantine.
AT the beginning Of this week the
city was free frem smallpox as far as
could be learned hy the department
AS has frequently happened under sim
liar circumstances a transient has
dropped fl for a stay. recurring the
reopeniqg 81 THE detention hospital
There is huf one III smallpox now
IN q~uarzntne Frrs rzs u measles
were also reported.
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a Congressman.s go.

Congressman II. Bowen, Ruskin, Taze-
well county, Va, writes:
al can ~cheerfnAy recommend yOur
yaIgdbIe remedy, Peruna, 20 Gay ono
who is suffering with caESFrh, and who
Is In need Of permanent ard effective
cure. III. Bowen.
Mr.. Fred. D. Scott, Larue, Ohio, Right
Guard Of Hiram Foot Bali Team, writes:
"As a specific for lung troubled place
Peruna at the head. I have used 1t M
self for colds and estsrrh Of the bowels
and it is a splendid remedy. It restores
vitality, increases bodily strength and
makes a sick person well in q short time.
l give Peruna my hearty Endorsement"
Fred. D. Scott.
Gen. Ira c. Abbott, eos NJ street, n. W,
Washington, D. c., writes:
al am fully convinced that your REM
edy is an excellent tonic. Many Of my
friends have used It with the most ben
eficial results for coughs, colds and ca
tarrhal trouble."-Ira c. Abbott.
Mrs. Elmer Fleming, orator OF Reser-
voir Council No. les, Northwestern Le-
gion Of Honor, OF Minneapolis, Mimi,
writes from 25s5 Polk street, Ne:
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BUILDING parw;ts

nsE l"ins permits 90 blf17 ard -
u5s e1is were fssuef 80
tN tor Timer ae
u.ra- university. me-
4 EsA-- .--.. ---. Es an
Sa.s-- i.E COMPANY parrs-
sfFas l--,a and Eleventh Wssr
A n1lk addition 10 h~av-sr -,
l.L1. p straet bafu-ess
brgf FLi1. tV-o-apurtment
Williams Ncr-h ~. 49,
Z street brick dv-e0{nr ~
n-eNf, Sixth Norm $3.50
5--5 ssso7l "a Third Wses
cEr6Er
b5- 1E G5 Fifth street
A. NolE4Ee
~ Tenth south srrss-
49,. East brick cottage On
Fourth Sogth street
a-rt ai71 ana Fourth Fs1
F5--- Z street befwesD
Ge1-es 1 tfttl- brick cotfaFe "a,
e,sa South Main
D4T8 2s. 5e1 addition s.- Lso
brick ceff4g ana
-e- corner rfrs.- %
Ns- brick cottage m
s-Gl. Fifth South sf--s
a-s ta end FIfth PSI
laEr
stTss So1rh Esgatl EaS
q cottage -.
baf Fifth West s-r1r+
-trcs aud Thi-d No-th
East "a South Eleventh
DISK 80
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ODE FELLows cELEBRATE
Members of Order Have Great
Time.

Provo, April 2c-The T.. q. o. f.. ceIe-
bration of tho ~eighty-third anniversary
of the organization Of the order. held
here this evening, was a very successful
affair.
There were representatives from salt
Lake, Bingham, Murray. Lehi and Payson
lodges OF Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
The visitors from the north were met by
the Provo and PsysOn lodges in regatta
and the procession presented a pleasing
sight as they marched 10 the hall. aC-
comDanied by the Amphivc band.
At the hall the visitors were given sn
elegant banquet, This was followed By
a literary and musical programme. in
which the orator. Rev. i. a. Simpkiu.
delivered an eloquent and instructive
address, setting forth the objects Of the
order. Pyne and B0shard brothers FEM
dered vocal selections. Miss Jessie Hines
recited. Miss Eva Ward gave q beautt-
ful vocal selection. and other local talent
assisted in making the evening q very
pleasant onc. After the programme re-
freshments we're served 90 an the vis-
itors and a general social visit enjoyed,
The Provo lodges of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs have reason 10 feel proud Of
their record as entertainers.
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Beauty and Strength

Are desirable You are strong and
vigorous when your blood Is pure
Nany-nay. most-wOmen. fail 10 prom.
erIv digest their food, and so become
pale. sauoW. thin and weak. While the
brightness. freshness and beauty OF the
skin and complexion depart. Remedy
this unpleasant evil by eating nourish-
ing food. and taking a small dose OF
Herbine after each meal 10 digest VIVA,
you have eaten. soc. at Z. c. ". I
drug department
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Clearance Sale Of Square Pianos.

we need piano @ and offer sew
eral square pianos. IN good condition.
dst the thing for practice work. at
the bargain prices of $50. $50 and SO
each. These pianos are eXChangeaDle
any time inside OF w years at the
price paid, on any new piano. They
are worth more money, but we need
the room. If you want a bargain call
given If desired. Nansant & Chamber
lain. % Main street. directly opposite
Y. g. n. /.
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How I E
Death Of Mt. Pleasant Nan in New
Mexico.

Mt. Pleasant. April S-Thc closing
Teachers Institute for Sanpete COUNTY
for the cs4rrent school year v5li be held
at Gunnison a week from TO-DAY.
Additional Information was received
By mail yesterday concerning the shoot
ing Of Henry Thaniug Of this city. who
vas fatally wounded IN New Mexico dur
ing the week. The Young man vas about
thirty miles from the town Of NarCial
when ne vas shot and was in company
With q man named Johnson. The gun was
in the latter hands when the bullet vas
discharged, the missile passing through
rhaninC-s right arm ard entering the
bodv lust below the ribs on the right
side. i passed through the bowels. cut
unC the t3teshneS open five times
Johnson hauled the wounded boy to town
IN al wagon and death came within twelve
hours. johnson, and the deceased as well
before his death. declared thai the killing
was accidental. but the authorities have
deemed the case 10 d. a suspicious ore
al least. and have held Johnson. Reia-
tives here are interesting themselves TO
the rreatest possible extent. ard viii see
that the killing VIII be thoroughly In
v~estfzated before the suspected man IS
liberated
Mrs. Henry Bohny OF Alberta. Canada,
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Cigar Company FORMED

ts ~ .lser company has filed ar
clers orauoD In the sonrr,.
The capital stoct ~ 49,
rs is hXed az S2e8o. diviSag ~
sasra n the par value 0f 81 49,
Raj The 100 shares. Frs-i-
F-s-L hlnety-Six The oRear -
sRar ~ bail president. Eeps-sI We
vf-a treasurer; II
~ ent5 s T. HReus s-ae~see--
a1y succeeds ~ ~
carrie5 on b., SIR ReT
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KAYsvILLE t

KsyzviIle. April 3-Miss Maggie Flint
and Christopher B. Layton. two o. the
most popular young people Of this place
were married in fhe salt Lax temple
last Wednesday. A VEN pleasant recep-
ton was given here il the evening at the
home Of the brides parents.
Elijah Laycock and family have moved
IN Eanada.
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Treat catarrh IN Spring.

The spring Is the time to treat catarrh.
Cold, wet winter weather often Tetards
a cure of catarTh. If a course OF Peruua
is taken during the early spring months
the cure will be prompt and permanent.
There can be no failures If Pcruna Is
taken in%telligently during the favorable
weather Of spring.
As & systemic catarrh remedy PeruBa
eradicates catarrh from the system
wherever it may be located. It cures
catarrh OF the stomach or bowels with
the same certainty as catarrh of the head.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruns.
write at ono to Dr.. Hartman, giving 4
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President %
The Hartman Sanitsrium, CoIumbus.O o.
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q Congressman's Letter.

Hon. H. W. Ogden, Congressmanfrom
Louisiana, in a letter written az Wash
ingon, D. C., says the following of Pc
runa, the national catarrh remedy:
81 can c0nScienti0usy recommend
your Peuna as q fine tonic and all
around good medicine 70 those who
are in need Of q cafarTh remedy. II
has been commended 10 me BY people
who have used II, as q remedy par
/ dcuEaHy effective in the Care OF ca
taHh. For those who need 8 good
csfarnh medicine I know OF nothing
better"
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STATEMENTS
HARVARD NAN FOR PLACE.
Professor MaeEwan's Resignation Ae-
cepted and Professor Upham Ap-
pointed.

Logan AprN b--Ihe board of trustee
Of the Agricultural college held q meet
ing here today and matters pertsinlng 10
attended 10. The resignation oil prnfes-
sor MacEwan Of the class of English
and literature was accepted and nlea hv
Professor U8ham Of Harvard, rated as
one of the best educators in the country.
The resignation OF Professor Sn0N-Who
has been called or z m~ission-of the class
Of physics, was also aucepted. The res
ignation Of j. P. Griffin, foreman of the
forge shop, was also accepted. The pres
ident of Tie college was Instructed 10 at
once secure an athletic Instructor who
could also teach a class la mathematics.
The board viii inspect tho college build
ings and grounds tomorrow.
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Is in shis gity on a visit to friends ard
relatives. The lady and her family we're
formerly residents Of this valley.
An assault and battery Casc- was heard
at Fairvfew This week and John W. An
ders0n is serving a sentence behind the
bars IN consequence OF his part IN the
trouble. Anderson ard an acquaintance
got into q dispute owe some 7and matters
and Anderson injured his opponent badly.
using. Is the latter claimed, a pick 10 do
hfs lighting with.