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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Johannas Nielsen. alias John Nell
son, deceased
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at the Office % j. u. Stew
art over the First National Ba In Logan
City. Utah, on or before the eth day OF July
A, ID. 1903.
Date of first publication March g. 1903.
j. q. KNOWLES. Execute
OF the last will and testament OF .Iohannas
Nielsen, alias John Nelson, deceased.
stewart * stewart. Attorneys
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Laura A. Fellows, Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
TO the undersigned at his residence In Hyde
Park I'm the County OF Cache and state of
June A. ID. 1903
Date OF first publication February oath A.
ID. 1903,
GEORGE H. LAMB Administrator.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF william r. Partington Deceased.
to the undersigned at the residenc OF Enga
Darlington In Logan City in the County OF
Cache and State of Utah. on or before the
Date OF first publication March Goth A. ID.
1903.
ENGA PARTINGTON.
JOSEPH ALMA PARTINGTON.
Executors of the last will
and OF the estate of William Il. Partington.
deceased.
39tA pr. 3.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Nathaniel G.. Hotel. deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at his residence IN Logan
City Cache County. State of Utah. or before
the Goth day OF June A. ID. 1903
Date of first publication, February II, 1903.
n. NJ. HANSEN, Administrator
OF the estate OF Nathaniel G. Hotel, dcce's'd,
t2p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
A RUNAWAY TRAIN
Four Freight Cars Loaded With
Ore Are Reduced to Painted
Kindling.

Eureka, Oct. 1O.-Four San Pedro
freight cars loaded with ore ran away
from the yards I'm Mammoth, this
morning, and piled up in a cut on a
curve near the crossing of the Nam
moth branch with the county road.
over mile below the depot. The cars
had been set out on the main track
while the crew of the San Pedro freight
was doing some necessary Switching.
Conductor Peterson jumped the run
aWdys and attempted TO set the brakes
by hand, when the stick which is or
dinariiy used to twist the brakes broke,
and he made getaway Half a mile
down the track the four cars almost
ran over the section gang. and went
over the Rio Graude crossing at a fast
clip, but kept the track. The grade is
very steep from this crossing 10 the
main line Of the Tintic branch. and
by the time the cut was reached the
train was fairly flying. There the four
cars left the track and piled up into
a mass of twisted iron and splintered
wood. The wheels and trucks are also
badly damaged, and there viii be lit
Tie Of value left. Two of the cars
were loaded with ore from the Ajax
mine at Mammoth, and two with iron
ore from the Black Jack The passen-
ger train on the San Pedro was unable
TO reach Mammoth, and the passeu-
gers and mail We're transferred. 1t is
expected that the track viii be cleared
this afternoon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
as SURE as TIE SUN RISES
So Certain VIII Be Your Cure Of Piles
If You Desire Immediate Re
lief From Pain.

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there is no question or shadow of a
doubt.
A prominent Milwaukee lady says.
For years ] suffered intense agony
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and many times I prayed that death
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Pyramid Pile Cure is for sale by all
druggists at 80 cents package II not
kept by your druggist win be sent on
receipt OF price by Pyramid Drug Co,
Main street, Marshall, Mich
Write for free booklet on the nature,
treatment and cure OF piles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
STATE NEWS

by the report of their president that.
they have advanced the price Of the
treasury stock that If for sale from
to cents for preferred stock, and
from Ia TO 255 cents for common
stock.
Mrs. George H. Marshall returned
today from a months trip TO Illinois,
where her home formerly was.
A large shipment of fish was re-
Ceived i'm this city today from the state
fish hatchery in Salt Lake City. The
fish were consigned to the city and
to local parties who have private
ponds. Those for the city We're turned
over to the local gun club, which will
plant them in the waters OF Pleasant
and Twin creeks and in Sanpete river.
John II. Seely and James +. Jensen,
Mt. Peasants two principal thorough
bred stock growers. returned yester-
day from the State fair with their cat
tie, sheep, etc The two gentlemen car
ried off nearly all the first and sec
ond prizes for which they had entries
and are seemingly satisfied with the
results of the trip. The sales which
the two gentlemen have made, and
which are. of course, the point aimed
at i'm making stock exhibits at the
fair, are of considerable magnitude and
Importance Mr. Seely has already sold
three carloads Of his celebrated thor
OUghbred and graded buck sheep as a
result Of the display made by him dur
ing the week in salt Lake, one carload
going to Colorado, one to New Next
co and a third to southern Utah. The
first went to John Walters Of Denver,
the second to a Mr.. Jones of New
Mexico, and the Utah car to the Ce-
dar City Sheep Growing company. It
is understood that the sheep brought
top prices and netted Mr.. Seeiy a fancy
sum. He stiu has a good bunch of
the same kind left. which are being
looked after by wOuld-be buyers. Mr..
Jensen sold every hOof of his fancy
sheep before leaving the fair grounds,
getting his own price for them. He
could probably have disposed of more
had he had them.
T. G. Jensen and i. G. Johnson re-
turned from Pueblo yesterday. where
they had been with a trainload Of
sheep. They had disposed Of all but
a couple Of carloads. belonging to Pc
ter MOrtensen, which were taken by
their owner to Kansas City in hopes
of finding a better market. The sheep
sold by Messrs. Jensen and Johnson,
belonging to themselves and n. s.
Nielsen, were sold at good figures.
A 16-year-old son of Judge Jacob
johnson Of Spring City was thrown
I from a horse which he was riding last
evening, sustaining a broken collar
bone in the accident.
Mrs. Peter MOnson, ST., of this city
is very sick at her home The infrmi-
ties Of old age are responsible.
A number Of the friends of Miss Ber-
tie Nadsen rendered her a very sue
I cessful surprise party at her home
/ Thursday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
NOMINATE CITY TICKET.
Citizens of VernaI Meet in Mass
Convention.

VeruaI. oct. IA mass convention OF
the voters of Nernal City was held I'm the
district court room at the county butid-
ing last night and a city ticket nominated
The convention. which was well attended
was presided over by State Senator Har-
The feature of the evening was the
contest for the office of city marshal,
there being eight aspirants Tor the posi-
ton
way. and at least a dozen names were
presented and as many declinauonS Iol-
lowed before the necessary number was
secured.
The present mayor, Leslie Ashton, had
no opposition in the convention ana ms
name was allowed to go through by &C
clamatiOn under a suspension OF the
rules The treasurer and recorder were
accorded the same treatment The ticket
is as follows:
term, G. NJ. Pickup; twO-year term. s X:
Bennion, Isaac Burton, Farley Ford and
Richard Jensen; treasurer, George A.
Davis: recorder. +. Fl. Belcher; justice,
There is talk on the streets Of another
ticket being placed i'm the field.
There has been somewhat of scrap on
in the city council over granting license
to Harry Yarnell for the present quarter.
Yarnel is proprietor Of the Little Chi
cago saloon and one faction Of the cOun-
Gil has been opposed 20 granting any fur
thor license on the ground that it was
noted as a disOrderly place. The other
faction cOntended that no cause had been
shown why Yarueli should not be treated
the same as anyone else. and the result
has been that considerable feeling has
been engeDdered in the matter Council
man S. 2. Trim has handed in his resig-
ter will be something of an issue in the
election
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
BIG FLoW OF WATER.
The Prospects Of Soon Striking Oil in
Quantity Very FIattering.

Quantity Very FIatterlng.
Mt. Pleasant Oct. I0.-Odicials and
stockholders Of the Mt. Pleasant Oil
d. Gas company are highly elated this
morning Owe. report made to the
board of directors Of that company.
at "a meeting held last night. by Pres
fdcut A. j. Scott. who has charge of
the operations OF Tie boring machine
.r The vpU Mr.. Scott has tested the
now az water found i'm the wen some
da,s aeo as 10 tho ouanti5v. and finds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
RIcHFIELD NEWS NOTES.

Richfield. Oct 9-The waterworks pipe
has been laid almost the entire length of
Main street and tested and found TO be
all right and the trenches are an filled
mn ag7in. Now the people on Main street
have all the water they want The work
I'm other parts Of the city is progressing
nicely.
Those who attended the funeral OF the
late A. J Moore from outside towns we're
G. W. Hessemar and 3. T. Ashby or
Marysvale. w. g. Dodge. NJ. y. Ross,
A. RowIey and J. IT, Nelson of Gold
Mountain, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bland Of
ElsinOre.
Miss Rachel Hayes came I'm from Pleas
am Grove TO visit with her uncle the
county attorney. II. n. Hayes. this week
and viii remain for some time.
Al Riser. who used to be a resident OF
Kimberley, but now Of De Lamar. is in
Richfeld shaking hands with old &C
Quaintances.
c. c. White Of Washington D. C., is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
POLITICS IN sANPETE.
Both Parties Lining Up For Munici-
pal Battles.

Ephraim, Oct 9-Politics is commenc-
ing to warm up and at present it has the
center of the stage in Sanpete county. IN
this city the Republicans are showing
entire ticket this fall The Democrat
are working and feel confident that they
will win out at the coming municipal
The Republicans have called their CON
ventiOn TO nominate a municipal ticket
for oct. 16 Among those mentioned for
mayor are Alfred Dahl, Peter Petersen
and Andrew Thompson. 1r.; COuncilmen,
j. p. Christensen. Joseph r. Andersen
and Andrew Thompson; treasurer, James
Frost, Jr., and for. marshal Farley nan
sen, the present incumbent, Peter Nor
Jensen. Henry L. Beal and Oluf Thursby
are mentioned,
the 18th. but the exact date has not been
set. The only candidate mentioned for
mayor is James =, Christensen, the pres
ent mayor. For the council the names OF
James Armstrong, n. o. AndersenQrMf
James Armstrong and y. o. Andersen are
mentioned. while for marshal, Rasmus
Hansen, n. O. MOrtensen and Andrew \.
Hansen are in the race. Treasurer, F. Y.
Jensen. Not candidate on either side
has been mentioned for the position of
recorder or justice Of the peace
The Fountain Green Republicans met
this week and named the following town
ticket; H. c. Hansen, BOgh, town prest-
John A. Holman and Thomas J. OldrOyd,
trustees. The Democrats will not name
a ticket, as this burg is the hOtbed of
Republicanism in this county. and as
there are but dozen Democrats in the
town.
Moroni has two men mentioned for
mayor on the Republican ticket, EphTaim
Nelson and Ephraim Andersen, while the
Democrats Will nominate and elect Ntels
Christensen for mayor. Isaac Morley and
John FrantZen are candidates for mar
shall on the Democratic ticket. Mart
Bradley IS out for the marshalship, J. =.
Knapp for recorder and Mamie Bradley
for treasurer on the Republican ticket.
There is, however. a feeling among some
of the younger Republicans to nominate
a younger man for mayor than those
mentioned. The executive committees
viii meet this week and fix the time and
nlace for holding nrimaries-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
BUSINESS MEN ALERT.
Decide to Make a Move Toward Ad-
vertising Their CITY.


Provo, Oct. 1O-The Provo Business
| Mems association held a meeting last
/ evening, a which it was decided to
make some vigorous efforts to awaken
/ the association to a realization of what
it could and should do. and then arouse
: sufficient enthusiasm among the mem
bers to do it.
President Barney. Vice President
Taft. Q. r. Decker, Alex Hedquist and
/ several other operators favored obtain
ing a club room, where. visiting bust
! ness men and other prominent visitors
could be entertained. and L. O. Taft
/ Alex eHdquist and G.. +. Decker were
appointed a committee TO investigate
! the matter of securing suitable quar-
/ ters. The committee viii report at the
next meeting, which will be held on
! the evening Of the 10Th. At that time
/ the matter Of giving a grand ball some
] time in the near future viii also be
/ considered.
/ President Barney urged that the as
/ sOciation take the initiative in effecting
a county fair association. by interest
/ ing business men in Provo and other
/ Utah county towns in the project. This
matter win also receive further con-
/ sideratiOn.
/ Mr.. Howe brought UP the Telluride
I Power company franchise question.
J He was of the opinion that the COM
] pauy SnOulQ De granted the FRANCHISE
! as il appeared to him a reasonable re-
/ quest from the company, which was
/ spending a great amount of money in
I the city.
City Councilman Decker, who op-
/ posed granting the franchise in the
/ council, except the company paid a
[ small annual rental for the privilege
/ and accepted the franchise subject to
. the future action of the council, ex-
/ planned his position and said that he
/ was still of the same opinion as when
/ he cast his vote in the council against
passing the franchise over the mayor S
/ veto.
city Councilman Taylor, who voted
I to grant the franchise over the mayor
. veto. stated that at the meeting
. when the matter came up there were
not enough Of the council present tC
, pass tho measure over the objection OF
the mayor. but he believes that If the
matter was brought up again the fran
Chisc would be granted.
The Telluride company asked for z
I franchise TO erect q pole line through
q street from the city limits TO it's cen
ter for the purpose Of connecting its
private telephone line btwen LOgar
and Provo with the central Office here
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
HoLD-UP WAS FOOLED.
Jack scoaeld Puts Him to Flight
With a Couple Of Shots.

With a Couple Of Shots.
Park City. oct 1O.-Last night an at
tempted hOid-up was made below the
Rio Grande Western depot when a
masked man ordered Jack ScofeId to
hold up his hands. Instead Of Obeying
the orders Of The fO0tpad, Sc0feld drew
revolver and took a couple of shots
at the fleeing robber. Nothing more
serious resulted from the affair.
During the past year Park City peo-
PIE have been suffering all the incon .
veniences Of dusty streets. and when
there happened to be rain the public
was obliged to wade i'm the mud. yet
no move was made on the part of the
city officials TO remedy this evil. Now
that election approaches. the summer
has gone and the ground about TO
freeze up, the city authorities have de-
Cided that the streets need cleaning
and accordingly there is a gang Of men
working on the streets.
There was an all around rough time
in town last night In MOsher's sa-
loon Z. q. Wilson became 0ver-elOqUent
as a result OF whisky and after a few
remarks Of a very pointed nature. sue
ceeded in getting his head well pounded
as a result. In NJ. COndon's saloon
James Kelley became boisterOus over
the fact that Condor demanded pay
ment of a bill that was owing TO him
by Reiney and Condor proceeded to
protect himself and his house with a
gun. one shot was fired, but no one
was hurt.
Mrs. Igleheart and family came up
TO Park this morning and took the
stage for Heber.
Miss Rothwell was a Park City pas
seuger this morning.
Mrs. Colonel w. NJ. Ferry was the
hostess this morning at an elaborate
breakfast. Sixteen guests We're pres
ent. eight of whom came up from
salt Lake They We're: Mrs. Clesson
s. Kinney. Mrs. G.. r. Hancock, Mrs.
T. 3 CritChlOw. Mrs. William Q. Jen-
Eiugs. Mrs. w A. Nelden. Mrs. Frank
A. Vincent. Mrs. c. d. Moore and Mrs.
Van Amman.
Miss Minnie Kescel. Who MAS been
visiting i'm salt Lake. returned this
morning. accompanied by Miss Reddy
OF salt Lake, who viii spend a few
days in Park
Mrs. Margaret Donovan of Ogden
came to Park this morning on a short
visit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
A FTsTTC ENCOUNTER.
CsDeclai 10 Tho Herald1

Park city, oct. ia lively fight
took place this afternoon on Main
street i'm front Of the saloon Of Down
ing & Colemans. The trouble started
over a dispute between Bob McPOiin
and MUrty McPolin and as the latter
became abusive Bob McPOlin struck
him i'm the face with his fist. Warrants
for arrest were sworn out, both men
arrested and taken before Judge Lock-
hart who dismissed the case until
Monday morning, when they will an
swer to a charge of assault and bat
terry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
MURRAY NEWS ITEMS.

The Socialists failed to nominate a tick
e az their convention II was decided TO
walt for time more opportune and then
make "a hit
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. f.
church ZELDA social at the home of Mrs.
Fern.
Mr. and Mrs. Phelan have expressed
the, intention to buy home in Salt Lake
and move there.
4 baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
The Cranse stake held an entertain
Tent at the Opera house.
+. 3. Trip of the Highland Boy viii
go to California, where ne viii stay all
winter
A marriage license has been ISSUED to
w. W. Smith of Murray and Lima NJ
Wood of Huntington.
John Mooney was sentenced to two
days hard labor for Vagrancy.
Albert Williams is erecting beautiful
resident on Murray street
William Cannegieter has accepted a pO-
stiOn with the Miller-CahOon company
The triplets Of Marshal Mauss Will
complete their third year on the 18th Of
this month.
Rev. Thomas McGrady will deliver a
lecture on the subject Economic Cues
tions that Confront Us Thursday even
ing. Oct. il. at the Murray Opera house.
Mrashal Mauss has purchased a piece
Of land joining his property from David
Edluud for the price of $3.50.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bell. tramp. was 1zned 50 for
drunkenness.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas COrtOn.
Mrs. August Olander gave an entertain
ment to a number Of her friends. The
a1safr was celebration Of the seven
teenth anniversary of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs Olander.
The 8-year-Old daughter of Earnest
CahOOn Of the Highland Boy met with an
accident, breaking her leg while playing.
The street car company is pushing the
extension Of the line from Murray to
Sandy with admirable speed. Tracks are
already laid for about a mile and If the
work IS continued with the same vigor
the connection ought to be COMPLETED be-
fore severe cold weather sets in.
The Highland Boy Smelter company is
about to extend the capacity of it's plant.
It is the intention of the company to
place the plant on an equal footing with
the Nevada plant at Murray, which
would mean a considerable increase in
the labor force and the building up OF the
/ Htehland Boy section.
The grading Of the streets and side
walks Of our town is nearly completed,
which improvements gives il an alto
gether dilserent appearance. Light will
I be installed as quick as the work can be
done and this. IN connection with the
large number of new handsome buildings
going up. viii 20 a long way TO make
Murray attractive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
Notice of Stockholders Meeting OF
The Walker Brothers Dry
Goods Companv

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAR
there viii be a meeting Of the stOckhOld-
ers Of Walker Brothers Dry. Goods COM
uanv. CORPORATION. on the % day oE
November. 1893. at O'Clock p. m, al
the office and place Of business Of tina
CORPORATION in Salt Lake City, state OF
Utah Tor the purpose of changing tha
articles of incorporation thereof. az
amended on Feb. %. 1897. i'm this, tO-wit;
BY striking out of article five % as
amended. the following words anc tlg-
urps: zone hundred and thirty thousano
G3100O dollars divided into. thirteen nun
dred shares and Inserting IN place.
thereof the following words ana iigures.
U0-yvit. one hundred and thirty thousand
G3OO0Ol dollars divided into thirteen mum
dred shares of common stock, and ond
hundred and thirty thousand l@Vtll DOL
lars divided into thirteen hundred shares
OF preferred stock which said preferred
stock is TO bear interest at the rate OF SIX
(5l per cent per annum' payable semi
annually on the 18th day Of January and
the 18th dav of July I'm each year. but uot
entitled 10 any dividends or profits other
than said interest and that the holders
of the said shares of preferred stock snail
not have power 10 vote on the same az
anv stockholders meeting Of said cor
boratiOn j. II. WALKER
! President
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
ELECT DELEGATES
Especial to The Herald1

Eureka, Oct. 10.-Delegates to the
Democratic city convention. which is
10 be held Saturday, oct. 16. were
elected in the three voting districts
ton.2ft. The names OF the successful
canS1dates are as follows: District No.
]. John Connolly, John +. Freckleton.
ollie Baker, Joseph Hannifu. James
Weldon. James O'Brien. Ed Lewis. Ed
Pike, c.. McMurphy. District No. 2.
Levin Bacon. James Nolan, Charles
Baker. J. J Pilgerrin, John Comfort,
Jackson McCristOl. Frank Parrot, r.
r. Sullivan. l.. J. Franks District No.
g. A. L. Bowen. Frank Newton, B. E.
Harper. William Ryan. Joe Phillips
Hy Hales Leonard belong, Joseph
Broadhead, Joseph Ferguson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE TICKET.


Payson. oct. 10.-The Democratic city
convention was held tonight at the
opera house and the following ticket
was placed in nomination: Mayor,
Justin A LOveless. councilman for
long term, Hyrum Lennon; four cOun
cilmen for short terms, Thomas H VIII
son; Charles S. Six. Jesse s. Taylor,
Charles r. Miles; city recorder, Rob
ert Wilson; city treasurer, Elizabeth
4. Crook; city marshal. +. NJ Ballard
city justice, John p. Winner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-11

transmitted to the commissioner OF the
general land Office yesterday by SUI
Dervisor Jensen. The report shows
that eighty permits We're issued for the
following amounts Of timber;
Dead down timber. %, zoo feet; dead
standing and down timber, 1850 feet:
dead standing and down and matured
long timber. LAG, 400 feet; total, pa, 100
feet
Dead timber standing and down for
frewood, 157 cords; slabs from old slab
piles, so cords; dead timber standing
and down for poles. 94IO cords, ap-
prOximately Abs poles; living stand
ing timber, 9.35 cords, or 48O poles. The
total aggregate value Of said material
is S352.23.