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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-29

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Nv taxes on land and per-
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correll T c, in tip IS 3w, taxes on
I'm personal property and poll Is 81
60 A. taxes on personal prop
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orohsm S T, taxes on personal
oronerty ..............s.. ol
oraham p B, in town OF NeZperce
lots 10 and IL, blk ~, taxes. ) ~
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nerce lot blk IS, taxes. ........ Sc
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ICES taxes on land personal
nronertv and poll ...............,. rs So
Crasty w II, i'll sec ~ Up 81 W.
taxes on i'm, personal property
and poll ..",......."...,. 10 %
Green w A, building IN town OF
marrow, taxes on same, per
sonal property and poll.......... ~
Green Mrs NJ A, in town of Nor
row lot S block 20, taxes."..... 81
Greenwood Hugh, taxes on per
sonal property and poll.......... 4 80
Greenwood Albert, taxes on-per-
sonal property and poll ....., SIS
crostein Minnie L, in south part
Of lot ofacres in city of Lewis
ION. part of lot a block 2, taxes II IS
crostein Henry r, taxes on per
sonal property and poll........ II rs
curnsey c w, half Sc or sec 10
IN IS lie. taxes on i'm, personal
property and poll .................. 10
Gwynne, Q E, lot 3 sec 2S, tip 80
W, taxes on land, personal
property and po'l..........."...- 10 81
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sec 2ltp IS 1 W, taxes on i'm
personal property and POLL. 243
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-29

Idaho Supply store, building i'll
Chicago, taxes on building and
personal property..................
Idaho Investment and Banking
Co, in Yautis add lots 1, 2, 3,
10, II, IL block 43, lots d, 5, g,
7, 8, 9 block 81. lot S block IS,
taxes OH same. ....................
Inghrari S d, taxes on personal
property.......... Observation-Disclosures.
Inghram William, in town of
Nezperce lot 10 block As, taxes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

dressed 10 the N nbers of the Electrical
college al Bogota. which said:
Having accepted military mission
empowered with all presidential facui-
ties I'm almost all departments OF tho re-
public, at moment when my country
Is preparing for presidential election |
deem IL my duty 10 rellnquish my can
didacy Hence | renounce II irrevocably
offering my services 10 my country IN
any other position"
General Reyes attitude Thursday night.
as indicated by his remarks was more
or less bellicose Though still bellicose.
he was moro hopeful YESTERDAY He seems
disturbed, however by tho rapid march
OF events i'm the United states and is
fearful that congress may ratify the
canal treaty with the new republic He
appears despondent over the general out
look for his mission and over the receipt
OF the news OF unrest In Cauca and An
tioqna, although hc denies the authentic
lty OF the latter
The Canada sailed late this afternoon
FOR Port T.imon General Reyes aud tho
other commissioners were on board
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
OOIAGS At BROWN.
fcoiball Team RscslVl'g Secret Practice.
Other Notes From The University.

The football team Is. of course the
main interest Of the Brown students al
present The squad is now getting secret
practice every day. so that the team $
supporters cannot ten exactly how the
team stands nut the team is going. Ia
come fast In the short interval before
the Dartmouth game. They arc filed
with tn spirit that counts. especially
when mbined with "A knowledge OF the
game and snappy team work.
The difhcu;ty seems To be among the
student body. For some reason they
seem very little inclined to go 10 Man
chester with the team. and perhaps not
over hunGied Will be there from. the
undergraduate body. This state Of affairs
shows q deplorablc lack OF spirit. for
Dartmouth will have over 500 Undergrad
yates and any number OF alumni Brown
IL going TO have a good team that day
and they need some good backing TO be
abc 10 do their lost.
ANY who wish may secure coupons to
be exchanged for round trip tickets at
the foot Of the hill at Rubin's The
coupons will sell at reduced rates. and
on Wtlnc >day they can be redeemed for
tho rOunC trip tickets. Those buying
tickets on this plan wiz save I'm proper
iion TO the number Of others who avail
tho msekcS of tho excursion rates. II
100 people go the round trip fare Will be
$3.50. for 200 people II will be $40. and
for 300 II will be s24s.
The cross country run arranged by
Manager Judah Of the track team for
Thursday afternoon was a great success
and another will bc held this afternoon
FOR any men who wish 10 go. There Is
no Idea OF competition In the runs but
they are merely for the benefit OF those
students who wish too take regular out
door exercise during the cold weather.
About twenty men took part in tn, first
run, which was a very easy one, and a
larger number Is expected out today.
Another sing was held last night in
Sears reading room. which was attended
by large number OF the men living on
the campus. These gatherings are for
the purpose Of learning the new Brown
songs and Of practicing the old ones
They Will be kept up every night until
the songs are learned. The meetings
will start about Z o'clock and last for 10
or 20 minutes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
INIT ON REsTORATION.

The report of dissatisfaction I'm these
departments Is not only untrue. but l
am able 10 say To YOU that tho entire
republic Is united in its determination 10
restore the isthmus 20 the union
Gen. Reyes, who was a candidate for
the presidency Of Colombia, issued de-
cree dated at Barranquilla Nov l5, ad-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

Burdock Blood Bittcrs gives a man a
clear head an active brain, strong
vigorous body--makes him ut for the bat.
tie OF life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
PORTSMOUTH.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Pancoust OF
Westvilie, New Jersey. have been guests
for the past ten days OF Mrs Edward
Smith at the home OF Mrs William S.
Smoot.
A harvest supper was given Tuesday
evening To- about sixty persons. The sup
per was an excellent ono and was follow
cd by musical aud literary entertain
ment
"Wednesday evening a fine harvest sup
per was served at Oakland hall by St
Mary's guild. Dancing formed the amuse-
ment of the evening. Mrs. Carrie Anthony
was pianist and Miss josie Anthony.
Violinist
-Four tables were filled al the East Side
Whist club, Mrs George A. Brown took
the first nrizc for ladies' wrist bag.
Mrs. John 5. rallman. the consolation
prize. a hat pin; MIR. Harry CHASE took
the first prize for men. sleeve holders.
and Mr. William f. Grinuell. the consoa-
tion prize "A bottle OF catsup
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

Every family should have it's house.
hold medicine chest and the first bottle In
It should be DR. Woods Norway Pin,
Syrup. Natures ~-medy for coughs anc
colds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
NOT GUILTY OF BRIBERY.
Jury Returns Verdict In Miller and Joins
foital ITuIiy.

Cincinnati, Nov. I'D v. Miller OF
Terre lisute and Joseph NJ Johns OF
Rockville, Ind were last night acquitted
of the charge OF conspiracy 60 extort a
bribe from John j. Ryan made by the
postoffice department
The verdict OF mot guilty was re-
ccved by the crowd with demonstrations
that could not be suppressed by the court
officers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

II" pllef Never mind n physicians
fail you. Try Doan's Ointment
No L. there, so cents at any drug
store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

II sharpens the appetite.
II promotes digestion.
II quickens the gastric juice.
II tones every organ.
II soothes the nerves.
II makes rlch red blood.
II builds the white eorpuseles
II brings the sleep OF childhood.
IL puts the inviaorstlne thrill OF per.
feet health into all parts Of the body and
lifts man or wcman to new heights Of
mental and physical enjoyment.
All druggists. Large bottle 500. Paw
Paw Laxative Pills 25 cents per bottle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
nAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker, 1863 fremont street Boston
IL ~ simple, safe and easily applied: con.
tains no lead poisons; use IL once and
you will never use any other. BLANDIrSG
4 BLANDlNG. So Weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

Group Instantly relieved. DR. Thomas.
Electric OIL. Perfectly safe. Never fails
At any drug store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

Patience--Isn't he pompous?
Patrice-.I should say so.
Looks as If he belonged to the smart
set -
Rather as II the smart set belonged 10
him. '--Yonkers Statesman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

The Tramp once lived on water lady.
for six months
Tho LADY You don't look a. How did
YOU mauagc it7
Tho Tramp was sailor. Chicago
Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
Interesting Program Of Sprint
Races at Saucer Last Night
TWO FAY0RITES WIN FIRST
Young Hooper Appears on the Track
And Runs Away From Fast
Bunch IN Half Vile,

At the beginning Of the week Manager
Frank schefsh Of the Salt Palace saucer
stated that the season would open Friday
night and that he would give the patrons
Of the track program that would please
them. lie kept his word last night and
although the weather was a little cool,
the spectators enjoyed delightful eve
Of The old time fayortos on the track as
well as some new faces There were
scores Of the old time cycle fans on hand
and the old time enthusiasm prevailed,
The events were Of the sprint order and
all the riders appeared to be fun Of gin
GER aud put up the best sprint they had
Among the new ones TO bow TO the public
was Orlando Stevens, and by his perform.
unce last evening Il Is safe ~ predict that
De viii give a good account vi himself
before the season rs over with. Young
Hopper was also there and was warmly
greeted by his friends. lie has Just re-
turned from Australia, where he succeed
ed IN capturing the Sidney Thousand re-
Gently other iavontes 20 participate In
We events were Chapman. samuelson,
Holman and Cltm TurWllc Among the
amateurs were Downing, Agraz. Lmberg,
Heagren. Burrs, Redman and Rayburn
one Of the prettest events 0f The eve
ming was the final VI the half.mlle Open
professional II proved 20 be a hard strug-
gle between Hopper stevens and liOf-
man, but the lltte follow from Chicago
demonstrated that he aid not lose his
sprint IN Australia, and he ran away With
the Hrst money Holman setting second.
with stevens third. The same three were
lh on the hngh OF the one mile They
were paced byNlem Turyile Hopper had
third position when the final sprint came,
and although he made a heroic effort TO
50 around Hoffman and Stevens he failed.
but the three were yards ahead OF Chap
man when the tape was crossed
The amateurs put up good races es-
pecially was this 50 with the two-milc
tandem event Redman and Downing
took this race. Lmberg took the half
mile race While Downing took the quar-
ter-mlle The summary follows;
Halt-rnlle open, professional final
Hopper Hoffman, stevens Time, 1909
Half-mile open, amateur dnal-Lim-
berg Agraz, Redman. Time l.OG
Quarter-mile consolation. amateur
Downing, Heagren Buffis Time, .S2h.
Mile open professional, fnal-liolman,
stevens Hopper Time 2:O22s
Two-mile tandem, amateur RedmBn and
Downing LimbCrg and Agrnz Raybun
and lcagreu Time 4.29 lea
WIS WHO unwlah bl lYeute tEhTAO
Another meet is on the bids for this
evening and a big attendance Is looked
for The program inClules the following
events. lalf.mile open' for amateurs, a
pursuit race between Redman ana Agra7
The professionals will have a quarter
mile open, half-mlle handicap. and one
mile motor race between Samuelson and
Chairman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
PLEASANT GROVE.
NEW MEETINGHOUsE.
WaterwOrks Agitation-Largest Class
or Graduates in County.

special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove Utah Co., May co.
Ihe excavation Of the new meeting
mousse basement has been completed
by Contractor r, r. Halliday. The
rock for the foundation Is being blast
ed from Battle Creek canyon by Ell
Pierce ana Harry Loader. Teams will
begin hauling the first OF the week
The Primary association Is giving
pazar Thursday and Friday Of this
week the proceeds to 90 TO the meet
inghouse.
Thursday night a chlldren's concert
IL 10 De rendered, Friday afternoon
lhe children VIII be given party. and
Friday night the public win be invited
to a grand ball
There WIN be meeting Monday
night May 25, 10 discuss the advls-
ABILITY Of putting in a much needed
WateWorks plant
MT and Mrs Virgil GrOo were pre-
scented with fine baby girl May 10.
The beet growers are rejoicing over
the line rain we are having They es-
Innate their crop to be one-thlrd larger
than il would have been II the dry
weather had continued.
Pleasant Grove boasts OF having the
largest class Of public school graduates
m Utah county, there being about 49,
The county commencement exercises
VIII be held IN Spanish Fork. Friday,
May % The local exercises will be
held IN Clarks han Saturday, May
23
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
FARMINGTON.
COURT IN DAVIS COUNTY.
Judge Rolapp Hears Number Of
Probate and other Cases.

Special Corresponds
Pennington. Davis Co., May 81
Judge Roapp convened the district
court FOR the May term IN Davis county,
az this place yesterday and made the
following orders.
In the state OF William Brown, de-
ceased, order confirming sale Of real es-
tate.
Estate Of Lille May Beager, minor.
order confirming sale Of water right.
Estate ~ Geo, W, Adams, deceased
order appointing administrator with
bond fixed at $4,000
Estate Of Lewis Whitesdes. deceased !;
order of final discharge Of administra-
tor
James X. Currie VS. Utah Light and
Power Co., demurrer Go complaint ar
gued by defense and taken under ad-
ylsement
In the matter Of John Preece vs. Ne
phi Hayes a al being a suit over
ownership Of a small stream OF water
which arises IN the county road In
north part OF Huntington and which
plaintiff claims 90 own and TO have aC-
quired the right 90 convey by ditch
across the lands Of the defendant TO his
land, and In which the defendant claims
also 10 own the water, the cause was
tried before the court without a jury
and at the conclusion Of the taking OF
testimony the matter was taken under
Amusement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
No Frost but More Rain Waiting
For Piping on Waterworks.

Special Correspondence.
Rchhed, Sewer co., May 2O.--The
damage suit OF Jacob Jacobsen VI
Christian Poulsen came up ror hearing
IN the district court on appeal from the
Justices court
state Of Utah w Jacob Jacobsen. this
case also came up for hearing on app
peal from the Justices court and has
occupied the whole day today and will
no doubt take most OF tomorrow De-
PENDANT Is charged with stealing two
heiters, the property OF Louis r. Mick
Lesson, They were found IN DEFENDANTS
nerd in Manti, where he had driven his
cattle to load them on the oregon
short Line 10 ship to Idaho last April.
Mr. jacobsen lived at Venice, this coun-
~ prior 70 his removal.
"A the Jurors except those lmpaneled
IN the case now on trial We're excused
till next month
WORK has been suspended on the wa
ter works awaiting the arrival OF the
piping.
Thus far we have been happily dis
appointed In not receiving a visit from
Jack FROST after our recent snow
storm The weather Is mild and cloudy.
IL is raining tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
LEHl.
BOYS WANTED IN BEET FIELDS,
Most Promising Outlook for Sugar
Beet Industry.
Special Correspondence,

bttl iUuuNNIls
Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co., May 2S.-Mr. George
Austin. superintendent Of agriculture
Of the Utah Sugar Co, reports that 100
boys could get work at Bear River
thinning beets. as the crop Is now
about ready. The company expects to
pas S. per acre some few might get
work by the day. Each person VIII
have TO find his own bedding and
transportation. The company win hire
no Japs, II white labor can be got TO
attend the crop, otherwise Japs VIII
have 90 be procured as the work must
be done In the season,
MIR. Thales Edwards. superintendent
Of the Bear River Sugar company, has
Just made visit TO Lehi and has en-
gagged Messrs J. II. Kirkham, Henry
Evans and David Dorton as his assist
ants in the factory. The gentlemen will
leave for the north on June l. The ma
terial and some OF the machinery has
vet 20 be transported by teams 20 the
Garland factory site. as Il viii be some
Is days Vet before the railroad Is I'm
ished Fully 30 per cent OF the beet
crop IN that locality Is now up and In
good condition.
The late rains will insure a full crop
Of beets. and the outcome never looked
better for this industry in this state.
Most Of the beet crop is now planted for
the season, few small fields remain to
be sown About 900 acres OF bects
will be raised for the Utah and Bear
River companies this season Plenty
Of white labor can be obtained for the
thinning Of the crop in Lehl and vicln-
lty
Mr. Hans Madsen, father Of p. w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
KAMAS.
STAKE CONFERENCE,
WIN Bond for $4,000 School House
week OF Storm.
Special Correspondence,

Special spondence,
Kamas. Summit Co., May l9.-The
quarterly conference Of Summit stake
was held here on the 18th and 18th insts.
Notwithstanding the storm that pre-
vailed there was a large attendance, In
the afternoon on Sunday, our large new
westinghouse was crowded 20 its full
capacity The Kamas people were eulo-
giZed for the good work they had done
in such a short time, in erecting their
fine Westinghouse.
II Is a little over year since the cor
ner stone was laid, and the building,
which has cost nearly $1,000, has been
erected during that time Elder John
Henry Smith was present from salt
Lake and spoke al each meeting
his addresses were much appreciated
both by members and non-members.
The storm Of rain and snow has con-
tlnued nearly a week, and the farmers
are happy over the prospects " good
crops,
There Is considerable talk this spring
again, OF building reservoirs In Weber
and Beaver Creek canyons. The people
are waiting for the state engineer 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
SPRINQVlLLE.
GRADUATING CLASS OF 1908.
Program Followed by Sumptuous
Banquet - Fourteen Graduates.

Special Correspondence.
Sprngyille Utah Co., May 2G-The
"shamrocks' graduating class Of the
public schools were greeted by a large
crowd at their exercises last night. held
In the Latter-day Saints westinghouse.
Although the class Is small In number
the members made fine appearance
and were loudly applauded by those
present, and the program was a spir-
tied one. This Is Springylle's of"
year, which accounts for the small
class Of IA members, Next year we
hope TO graduate a class OF co.
After the exercises the graduates
with their friend, were taken to Rey-
nold's Hall where they were sumptu-
ously banqueted by the classes Of 1900,
1901 1902. 1904 with n. X. Nielsen act
Ing as POSTMASTER. Each class had It's
own table decorated with its class col
ors and the general decoration was pink
and green, the class colors OF 'O3
Springville may well be proud Of the
patriotism shown on all sides for our
public school for which We feel greatly
indebted to our public spirited super
intendent, J.. Il. Eggertsen. n. X. Nell
sen is the efficient principal and his in
terest In the pupils accounts for the af-
fectionate regard in which he Is held
by them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
MARoONs sGET EVEN.
Young Nephi Thomas Causes Down.
fall OF the HOLSTERS.
sTANDlNG OF TEAMS

In yesterdays ball game at Walkers
Held between tho MaroOns and HOLSTERS.
the former got even with the latter for
the drubblng received on Thursday The
contest was one Of the best ever pulled OF
In this city, although there were a few
errors scattered about. II was "a kind OF
game one might expect 20 witness in big
healthy league. While the Osden crowd
put up game determined fight Il seemed
that the home aggregation had il bound
and gagged, The score was five 10 one
and II came nearly being o shut-out for
the HOLSTERS. But 20 give credit where
credit is due, Il must be said that Young
Nephi Thomas, who acted as the shooting
end OF the local battery, was pretty nearly
the whole show Ho gave the HOLSTERS
such an assortment 'of curves and shoots
that they were bowidered He struck
'hree men out I'm the seventh inning and
only pitched nine balls That's good
work. In the next inning two more men
went the same way ana another went
90 the bench on q high fly. Only eight
balls were thrown across the plate
lie struck two out IN the sixth. making
seven strike outs In three innings. Dur-
lng the nine innings no was touched for
Just half a dozen hits. which Is some
pitching. Clark brother Of Dad"
Clark, saved the Holsters from a shut
out. In the second heasent the ball over
the right field fence That netted him
home run, but that Is an they got; tho
locals took the rest A glance al the
summary VIII show that the Maroons
lineup was considerably changed, and Il
proved a good thing for the team The in.
field consisting OF Whiting mt FIRST. EEan
at third, makes a fast inded. The sum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY
4 Clinical Preparation That Positively
Kills the Dandruff Germ.

A most important discovery mas been
made after q years patient laboratory
work aimed in a certain direction-lt Is
Newbro's Herpicide a preparation that
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