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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
Mrs, McCIurg Of Colorado Springs
Successful Competitor.
ENJOYS WORLDWIDE FAME.
some OF Her Achievements - Mrs.
Bobbs Forieis Eaii money MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Hogan Lose child.
lspecial 70 Ihe qNews. p

ogden. Aug l0.--At a meeting OF Inc
ode committee of The National irriga-
tion congress held at Ogden yesterday
the ode prizes were awarded to MIS-
Gilbert McClurg Of Colorado Springs
ana Jean Mcmillan OF this city
fer the FIRST and second best
poems submitted, The lady win
ming the first prize enjoys great dis
tinctlon in this country and Europe for
her many talents as the following
sketch shows
Mrs McClurgs sonnets have been
Published in Che Century, Harper's, Re-
view ~ Reviews. Atlantic, Cosmopoh-
tan ami other magazines, and her book,
seven sonnets OF Sculpture attract
favorable criticism. Last year she was
a delegate 60 The tenth National lrti-
CATION congress. and nor address before
the convention was clafstd as the liter
ary .eal OF the occasion At the Paris
exposition three years ago she went AZ
United States delegate TO the lnterua-
tional Congress OF Eihnology and lee
tned IN both English aud French al
The exposition. AT The College OF
Frame, fox her studies iR cthnplogy,
Mrs. McCiurr was given thu much-coY-
esed decoration of THE Palms" Win
the title OF "Oficer OF Public lnstruc-
thu" fhia decoration came from the
French government through the state
department az Washington, and is held
by only iVo women. AZ the tenth lrrl-
cation congress she vNs appointed ns
the delegate representing 100000 womcli
IN America. by MIS-. pcnisOn OF Row
York. president OF the National Federa-
ton of Nonans clubs She Is regent IN
Colorado 81 the CIT -DWeters' assQcia-
ton, when Is striving for the preserya-
ton OF The relics OF that extinct race.
and site Is mainly responsible for the
passage OF q bin By Congress looking
20 thai end. she u a member Of the
International Association OF Americana
lists, ara Is also corresponding mcm-
her of The Brooklyn institute. During
the pasr year she has loctured from
New York to Sun francisco on the MIS-
tory ofuhe Cllff. Dwellors and the Pueb-
log
The poem abe has submitted for the
Ogden congress describes the desert,
the mar.h OF the prehistoric rcces down
through the IucblQs. Indians and the
pioneers. She then treats Of the iili-
gated regions. and closes with beau-
tiful choral describing the present and
the wonderful possibilities for the flu
turc
DEATH OF AN INFANT
Charles l.. Hogan, the 6-months-old
infant of MIR. aud Mrs, Robert Nj, Hoo
gan, died tins morning OF cholera In
fantum. The funeral services will be
held tomorrow truesday) at the family
residence. 52l Sixteenth street at p. IN.
MRS. HOBBS FoRFElTs BONDS.
Mrs. Hobbs, the woman who was ar
rested for purloining diamond brooch
aud ring from the Wertz House last
saturday. put w yz5 FOR her appear
ance this morning in the municipal
court. She failed TO answer when her
nanhe was called and the bah money
was declared forfeited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
LATE LOCALS,

q, one case OF smallpox was renorted ,o
~ BOARD OF health today. thai ~ ~
street az ~ II
Inc street railway manapemcr, t,,
.oN pielel the paving OF tho ueuit iaid
uaSN on Flfst South street between sigte
auu second East streets. and ma3e o,,
excellent job OF the same. ''' &c d"
Harry Finch, prsnrietor Of the F,n,,
sac, was arrested by Deputv go,,n
N1iuen bingley today charged Min n
Nelauon OF the game ordnance In ha,in"
uuths on sale out OF season I'M 80
VIII hAeiy be called for hearing tomorrow
Both Liberty mark and the Salt Palace
Nere crowded Sunday afternoon ana eve.
hlns Win people. who enioyed the rranl
oltla concerts given by Held's band Tbc
pIobiams included the very best seler-
noss oo'alnable, and gave marked satis.
The rush Of tourists continues o,d a..
salt Lake hotels are ali fi,ii and S ~. tle
iand ohice business The new MeiToroii
Tan MOTEL has done especially uef IT,
l,s te-opening. under Major Erb's former
ehiei clerk Frank Harding.
The Camhrian Choral society will hold
"a gsS,al plaellse Thursday evening hi
sr,, ~, , MN ward Westinghouse. IN prep.
70 Spanish Fork An address In Welsh H.
Ex-Governor Thomas Is TO be part OF ne
Ihe qnarlefmaster's department IL 70.
.tntnE uids for new road is feet Nide
~ pe constructed between the Officers
South Temple street '- VI
spencer Clawson drove down from
bughton's ibis morning. and repeyis ~
populaF resort az well patronized, Tho ar
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PIONEER LAID no REST.
Impressive Services Over the Remains
OF The Late Philip pugsley.

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Philip Pugsley whose death
xas announced IN the News several
days ago, took place yesterday after-
noon IN the Twenty-sccond ward meet
inghouse, Bishop Alfred solomon pre-
slding. The hall was filed to its ca
pacity and there were many beauufu
floral embicms. uttesting the respect
felt for the departed dead.
The speakers we're Elders Philip Mar
gets. james sharp. Bishop George
Romney. Elder Jonn Henry Smith or
the Council OF Apostles, President An
gus N. Cannon and Bishop solomon.
All had known the deceased Tor many
years and paid high tribute TO bis man
ly character and his many sterling
qualities. The opening and closing
prayers were by E>>fs n. " Jones and
A. Milton Musser respectively and the
singing was by the ward choir assisted
by mixed quartet which sang. 20
My Father" and Mrs. Lizzie Thomas.
Edward. who rendered the solo, u
Know That My Redeemer Llveth
The pniibearers were six sons-in-law
OF the deceased and intermcnt was In
the city ce>aetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
BUSINESS NOTES.

A certified copy OF the articles Of in
corporation Of the National Bond COM
pany. OF Denver colo, was filed In the
office OF secy. Of State Hammond today.
It's capital stock IL $4,000. divided into
5000 shares Of the par value OF so each.
Charles S. Thomas Is president; +. w.
Herbert secretary; and Fisher Harris,
of this city, Is resident agent for the
state of Utah The company will con-
duct O bond and loan business.
The Remington Typewriter company,
Of Ilion n g.. today filed certified
copy OF its articles OF incorporation
In the secretary OF states Office, Its
capital is 100000, divided into 10000
shares OF the par value OF $40 each. III,
n Benedict is president. j. r. Me.
Claim. secretary; A. l.. Johnson, OF this
city, resident agent for Utah.
Todays local bank clearings amount
ed TO $500. 43s92 az against sGS7 ,0192l
for the corresponding day OF last year
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ENCAMPMENTS COMING.
Rio Grande Western Wrestling With q
Great Army of Excursonists.

The veterans OF the Grand Army of
the Republic are commencing to IN
wade salt Lake on their wav through
10 the Grand encampment In San Fran
cisco next week. They have b en- ar
rying In small parties FOR o couple Of
days past, but after tomorrow, the city
viii be crowded With delegates In adj
dillon q number Of people both here
and further east have been taking ad.
vantage or The cheap rate in a manner
that is taxing the capacity Of the COM
pany
In al l79 additional cars have been
pressed into service In order to ac-
commodate The big crowds, while the
railroads viii have their hands full In
sending tie special trains through on
schedule time, Among those expected
to arrive In Salt Lake over the Rlc
Grande this week are the subjoned en-
campmcuis:
Ntdncsday--F First Iowa. a. m.
Thursday First Illinois, $40 a. M.
Second Iowa, 1880 q. M Second Iii
nOis D.. m
friday indiana. a. M Connectl-
cut. q. M. New York. i:l5 a. M.
cleveland, ,lj a. ms Frs. Michigan,
$50 a. M First Massachusetts,. 1850
q. No., Vermont $50 m Second
Michigan 1925 a, IA; Thi.d Iowa. 1886
a. ma Minnesota $3.50 a. ~; Potomac,
l2.95 g. NJ; Secoad Ohio. l2.l2 p. IN.
saturday First ohio, $3.50 a. M, Chi
cage $3.50 a. m.
The following encaldpments VIII ar
rive IN special ears on the regular Rio
Grande trains Hoffman No. 3. Aug
~ Missouri Valley. No 3. Aug. A.;
Molcou Post No. O. Aug ~ Portland,
Me, No. 2. Aug. II. Rhode Island. No
g. Aug 10, Massachusetts G.. A. r..
club. Boston, no. 5. Aug a. Minnea.
polls. No. 3, Aug u; Mclaughlin Post
Mansfield. o., No. g. Aug. ~ Blrmlng.
ham. Ala No g. Aug. H. Toledo. o..
No. 3 Aug. No. Greenvlle. o: No. g.
Aug 15 Third Michigan No 5, Aug
IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Vice President and General Manager
w. II. Bancroft OF the Oregon short
Line returned from a trip TO Los An
geles yesterday morning.
Carl Wagner travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago. Milwaukee q 81.
faul' lett Tor the north this morning.
G. NJ. Fraser Of the Illinois Central
has gone TO Council Bluffs on a vaca.
ton.
Travelling Passenger Agent Rlda Of
me Rio Grande brought in sos people
from Nebo and Alpine stakes this
morning TO the NJ. l. A. reunion al
Saltair taday,
The Rio Grande carried over 800 peo-
pie up Provo canyon yesterday.
Jake Deil. who FOR the past % years
has been a conductor on the G, NJ. q 81
r. "a IN salt Lake today on MS wav
through 10 the coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
DIED FROM HEART FAILURE
Alfred White of Sugar Ward Falls a
Victim to This Disease.

Alfred White. resident OF Sugar
ward aud lather by occupation died
yesterday at bis home in Sugar ward
Of heat failure. The deceased was
raiiv,. OF England. having been born In
the town OF Chichester May 20 1851. He
was baptized into the Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Latter-day Saints Feb. :, 1851
BY Elder James Hardy, and confirmed
the same day 10y Elder George Atkins.
IN 1851 he married Miss Lizzie Cum
mings who bore him four girls. His
wife DIVING. he married sept p. 1896,
Mary lane Woodrlck. who is the moth
or of two children. a boy and a girl,hoth
living. lie was . faithful member Oh
The Church ana has resided In Sugar
ward e,cr since cnigrating TO this
country.
The funeral will be held at the Sugar
ward Westinghouse tomorrow, Tuesdny'
al $3.50 n. m. Friends are invited. In.
tcrmcnt Win be in the Big Cottonwood
cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
BOON FOR FRUIT GROWERS.
Oregon Short Line 10 install n Re.
frigerator Car Service.

Within the next few days the Ore.
gon Short Line will put into effect I,
refrigerator car service which viii he
appreciated by the frultgrowers Of Utah
ana Idaho who at present have TO pay
excessive express charges IN order 10
get frult into the Montana market in
good condition The operating depart'
ment Is now working on "A schedule
which VIII be completed By tomorrow
After II has been printed the new order
VIII go into effect As contemplafed
there viii be daily refrigerator car
service from Utah fruit shipping points
TO Pocatelio, where, possibly, ais.
tribution viii be made and the conslgn.
ments shipped on fee to other points. a
tri-weekly service to SAT- Lake and o.
den Is also contemplated, together win
daily service from Cache Valley
points. This move win enable tho Trtab
growers to unload big consignments az
frult In Butte and Montana Tertiary
which Is a splendid market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
KEEFE MURDER CASE.
Judge Craig Grants a Change Of Venue
To Albany Comfy.
lsneclal 10 the oNews. y

Rhwllus. Wyo., Aug. i0.-Judge craig
today granted the application Of W. J..
Kcefe. the slayer Of Policeman Baxter
and Lieut.. Thomas King for a charge
Of venue TO Albany county The case
Will be tried at Laramie at the Novem.
Der term. Keefe. who ~ a Rawlins
business man. while drunk one even
Ing last A.rll shot and killed King and
sester. white they werc attempting to
arrest him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
THREE LITTLE ONES.
Triplets Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Pitts-0ne Died Saturday.

On Friday morning last trlpiets, two
boys and a girl, were born TO the wife
Of Mr.. A. T.. Pitts who resides at i5S
seventh East street, this city. The
children were an well developed,
healthy looking babes And babe fair
to live. but later the girl was taken
with commissions and died Saturday
al noon The two boys, II is thought,
viii get along all right and at present
are doing real well as Is also the moth
or, who was indeed proud OF her little
ones ana who sincerely mourns the
death Of her girl babe. the first girl Of
the family.
The triplets were the first children
horn 10 Mr.. and Mrs Pitts In eight
years, Thtii aggregate weight was
ipi pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
CLIFFORD AND QUEENAN.
Are Scheduled for Twenty Round Exhlr
btiOn at Old ArmOry.

Clifford and Queenan are scheduled
for twenty-round 80 at the old armo.
ry on Friday night next whore lively
prelimnaries and the receiving Of par
ticulars Of the Jefiries- Corbett at san
Franyisco by wire have been arranged
Tor The roof Of the building has beer
raised for the ocCaslon-that is. II has
fresh air. ''''N VI
'lllWd ana Queenau fought a TWEEN.
E-found draw az Vancouver last month
ana y Is said the exhibition they viii
give here on Friday night viii be The
llVellest kind Of an anair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
Yellowstone Excursion.

The passenger department Of the Ore.
gon Snort Line reports that the adver.
Used excursion to Yellowstone Park on
wednesday promises TO be a big one
Counting all reservations that have
been made there are close upon 90
berths spoken for to date. Among thoss
who viii leave from Salt Lake are
Mrs H. NJ. Mccartney Miss Claudia
Lucas. II. ). kozminsky, Mrs. Kozmin-
SKY Mrs. Matte Huey, Miss clara
cooper, c. o. Naness and Miss Nellie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
DEATH OF MRS, WOODS,
Early Settler Called Home at the Age
OF Sixiy-Seveu Years

Mrs Mary Woods. for a years resi-
dent OF this city, died az her home
5ss south West Temple street on sat
orday. aged e. years. The deceased was
slster o. the well known Raybouid
brothers Of this city and endured faith
fully and without nurlnur all the
hariships incident to pioneer life in tins
valley. she was de, oied member ol
the Church and lied full In the faith
With the hope OF glorious resurrection
She leaves husband, William IS
Woods. secretary Of the Veteran Artii'
lefyman's organization. three children
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services win be held at the
Seventh ward westinghouse tomorrow,
Tuesday. at II a. m. Friends are IN.
fs.as. TIC fcss:....::::ss ma BE viewed ~
the family residence from : to 1879.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10

A trip over the Oregon Short Line and
the o. X. & N. main lines reveals the
tact that the movement OF livestock is
excessively heavy eastbOund. At all
points there Is a cry FOR cars which are
being rushed TO the front as speedily as
possible AS It Is trainloads Of sheen
are encountered on sldings right along
the line. In Utah the demand for cars
Is very heavy, but the quarantine regu-
latlons are somewhat delaying the
speedy movement Of cOnslgnments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
BELIEVED TO Be DYING
State Engineer Bond Of Wyoming 10 Vg
Crtca Condition,
Was Taken Down With Typhoid
Fever Two Months Ago and Suffer.
ed a Hemorrhage Last Night
Special to the "News.")

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. l0,-Fred Bond,
the Wyoming state engineer and one Of
the leading authorities In the United
States on irrigation matters, Is beliey'
ed to be dying at his home In East
Eighteenth street He was taken I'LL
with typhoid fever about two months
ago, and has not improved. II not being
possible to break up the fever Last
night he suffered a hemorThage, and
Is now In serious condition. Frank
Bond, chief draughtsman OF the gem
eral land office az Washington
brother Of the sick man. has been sum
moned by wire State Engineer Bond
was down for an address at the COM
ing meeting Of the irrigation congress
at ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
rROBAE AND GuAKDiASsH ~
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the RESPECTIVE
slgncrs for further information.

Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgncrs for further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURTPRoBATb
DIVISION ~ and for Salt Lake County,
state Of Utah. In the matter Of the -
tate OF Thomas w. Russell, peceastu'
Notice. The petition OF James W. kgs-
sci and Thomas ". Russel praying ios
the issuance TO Sarah A. Graves OF ~,
tiers OF Administration in the estate %.
Thomas W. Russell. deceased has 0eeh
SET Tot hearing on Friday the 1Nth uY
OF August, A. d. 1866 at 10 o'clock a si'
AZ the County Court House In the Couil
Room Of said Court IN Salt Lake Ni'F'
salt Lake County. Itnh
Witness the Clerk Of said Court WIZ
the seal thereof atiXed THIS IN day vi
August, a. d 1905.
(seaD JOHN JAMES. Cloik
lly WIN. II. Folland. Deputy Clerk.
Cannon, Irvine a Snow, Attorney l''
Petitioners.
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swIroHMAN's PROMPT ACTION.
Rawlins Man Saves the Life of a
Passenger Who Fell.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Rawlns, Wye. Aug 7.--Switchman
Draper saved the life Of "a passenger
here yesterday The traveller had gone
to restaurant to get meal and did
hRt reappear until the train was under
way. lie made a run for the cars and
succeeded IN catching the railing, hut
was thrown under the steps. The
sWltchman witnessed the accident and
quickly running TO the rear OF the train
pulled the air cock, set the air and
brought the train TO a stop In time 10
save the traveller from the wheels which
We're getting dangerously near him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
Commercial agent for San Pedro

]. l.. Moore, formerly passenger agent
for the New York Central at Los An
geles, arrived In Salt Lake yesterday
and reported at the headquarters of the
salt Lake Route for duty this morning.
Mr. Moore at once entered upon his du-
ties as commercial agent for the Clark
road TO which position he was recently
appointed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
NEW YORK MAN KILLED.
Z. s. Bennett Meets Death Through
Upsetting Of Stage.
fsneclnl 10 the "News. p

VNFVtIItI 10 wv 4NVN"'
RoIse, Idaho, Avg l0.-Word reached
here tolay that 2. $. Bennett a prom
inent New York man, had been killed
while sclne into Thunder Mcontain by
the upsetting of stage He was ac-
companled by DR.. r. NJ Cramer and s..
T. Whittier Of New York and o, ].
Gaige Of Philadelphia, the party beng
IN charge of Charles j. Perkins, super
intcndont Of mining properties In which
they are Interested Tie accident oo-
CURED In an isolated district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10

WOODS.-ln this clty, Aug :. 1903 May.
beloved wife Of William b, Woods, aged
" years
Funeral from Seventh ward meeting
house at II a. M Tuesday Aug H.
Friends OF the family are Invited TO at
tend
HANNAH In this city. Aug. TO- 1913,
Jennie Hannah. beloved wife Of Harry
Hannah and daughter Of William a..
Jones Of Park city. In her 2th year
Funeral Wednesday al 10 a. m. from
The Liberty Park NJ u. church, =
Eighth East street. lnterment at hI
Oliyot.
WlllIE-ln Sugar ward. Aug g l~i,
Of heart failure, Alfred white. born
May ~. 1854, In Chichester England. ana
baptized into the Church Feb. D, 49, 10y
James Hardy.
Funeral In the Sugar ward chapel 10
morrow, Tuesday, at 2.30 p. m. lnteriheut
n Big Cottonwood cemetery. -Millennlm
star, please copy.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Inquiry is made for Miss Noble,
daughter Of Charles Noble. Of Chicago.
who came to Utah about 20 years ago.
Address Charles s. Thorpe, care Bureau
Of Information, city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
Hoods CdrS0pQriUa

No other medicine acts like it
no other medicine has done SO
much real, substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at so little cost.
was troubled with scrofulA and came
near losing my eyesight For four months
could no, SEQ to do anything, After tAking
two bottles Of Hoods SarsApArilla could see
70 walk, and when bad taken eight bottles !
could SO as well As ever" srsIr A. Hams
ToN, Wlthes, c.
hoods Sarsaparilla promises 10
euro and Keeps the promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
no SURVEY RESERVATION.
On Request Of Surveyor General of
Utah Permits to Surveyors Issued.
Especial to the News y

Especial to the "News,'O
Washington, D. c.. Aug lO.--The as
sistant commissioner OF the land Office
today signed &c permits on the request
OF the surveyor general of Utah and
commissioner of the land Office for sur
veyors to go upon Uintah Indian reser-
walton for the purpose Of making sur
veys.
IDAHO FREE DELIVERY ROUTE.
A rural free delivery route VIII be
established Sept l, at Kendrlck Latah
county, Idaho. Length Of route, l5
miles; area covered, nine square miles
population served. 20. number of
houses on route, 60
PENSION.
A pension OF $ per month has been
granted Eliza J. Carter Of Utah
J. y. Bosch, OF Salt Lake city, is
here.
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Peculiar
To Itself

In what IL is and what it does-con.
tanning the best blood. purifying,
Alternative and tonic substances and
effectlng the most radical and per-
manent cures Of all humors and all
eruptionS relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
the whole system-is true only Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
---.-s-.-
T0M0RROW'S ORGAN RECITAL.

The following program, win be OBJ
served at tomorrow afternoons Taber-
nacle organ recital by Prof J, j. Me-
Clellan. with Mrs Bessie Browning as
the vocalist.
Dreams. from "TrIytan and lsolde'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-10
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Closing quotations today az re-
ported by Hudson & Sons Co.
brokers, were;
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THE STATE TR EASURY.
Report Shows Balance on Hand June
30 Of Sg6, 6l5.16.

The semi-annual report OF state
Treasurer Dixon, which was filed in the
Office Of Governor Wells today, shows
q balance on hand on June 30 OF $685.
6ljl6. The receipts during the six
months were S466.i53.ll, which. with the
balance on hand on Dec. 81. 1902.
amounting to $3.50, 75lO7, makes total
on hand OF Sl,O56S2i.lS The disburse-
ments for the SIX months amounted to
1888 10902.
Following Is a summary Of the re-
Port.
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Too Late for Classification.
WANTED.

GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work at i n. West Temple.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-04-03
Foot and Mouth Disease.

The foot and mouth disease (epi-
zootic apatha). which has appeared
after an absence of thirty years, Is
propagated by germs and Is highly
contagious. Persons carry the germs
on their clothing or shoes. dogs can
transport them and they can be taken
into the systems of healthy herd
which passes over the same road
that sick animal passed over few
hours previous. Cattle are not the
only animals subject to It. tor 1t ia
contracted by sheep. swine, horses.
poultry. and sometimes by man.