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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19
PARK CITY.
DANISH PADDY THE PRIEST
Dresser Debates With Socialist Chief
Interesting Discussion.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Park City. Sept. 1S.--A rather pecu-
liar individual who goes by the eupho-
NOUS title OF Paddy the Priest" al
though when signing deeds he uses the
name Of VIM. Thompson was escorted
out OF town by Police Officer Greenough
yesterday afternoon on orders OF Judge
Lockhart.
This object of so much official solic-
itude has caused no end OF trouble re-
Gently on account of his proclyitiy for
using catsup bottle as weapon of as.
sault, Paddy entered the senate res
taurant yesterday and for the third
time In the last few days began a pro-
miscuous attack on surrounding OBJ
1ects, with the above named improvised
weapon,
EDITOR VS. ITINERANT SOCIALIST.
Last night an interesting debate was
had between Editor N. b. Dresser of
the Miner and Joseph Gilbert, tray
cling representative Of the Socialist
party Of Utah. 1t created unusual in
terest and the hall and Railways were
packed with eager listeners. The
speakers handled the question with
considerable ability. Mr.. Gilbert left
today for Murray.
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ASSESSMENT so. 0.

Galena Mine Corporation. PrinelnaI
place Of business. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting
q the board OF directors OF the Gaiena
Mine held az Salt Lake City, Utah, on the
OF DC per share was levied upon the can't
tal ptock or the corporation issued AMI
outstanding, payable Immediately 10 u. III.
Mead secretary OF the company, az his
once, w Mccormick building, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
10th day or October, 1908. will be delln-
duent and advertised for sale az public
auction, and unloss payment Is made be.
fore, VIII be sold on the Goth day OF Oc-
tober, 1908, l p, m, TO ray the delinquent
assessments thereon, together with the
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
E,'H. MEAD, secy.
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COURT HOUSE.

Moab, Grand County, Utah. Sealed bids
VIII pc received by the undersigned until
erection Of a stone or brick courthouse in
this city for Grand County. Certified
check for five per cent OF contract price
required with bid, Plans and specifica :
lions at the Office Of the County Clerk and
at the oflioe OF Enoch Burton. Nephl'
Utah, and also at the National Bank OF
the Republic, Salt Lake City, Utah. For
further particulars address, A. A. Men
County Clerk Moab Utah.
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BOoKsI BOOKS |!

And then some, All Of the popular fc.
ton of the day as soon as issued. An
Of the University, College and Public
school Textbooks, Children's Story
and Picture Books. All OF the Mormon
Church publications.
We are the largest book concern OF
the state.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main St., Salt Lake City.
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ANIMAL MEETING

go ANN Al MEETING,
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
Of Union Pacific Railroad Company will
Salt Lake cay, Utah, on Tuesday. octo.
Der u, 1908 az twelve o'clock noon, FOR the
election OF fifteen Directors OF the Com.
pany, and for the transaction OF such 9th
the meeting
The books for the transfer OF stock
tboth Common and Preferred will ba
closed for the purposes OF the meeting nj
ust 2 1908, and VIII be reopened al ION
o'clock a. m. on Wednesday, October nj
1908 ALEX, MILLAR,
Dated August 81, 1905. 'S'"''
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JAIL

Moab, Grand County Utah. Sealed bids
VIII be received by the undersigned until
10 O'clock n. M, October 3rd, 1868, for the
erection Of stone or brick jail in this
city, for Grand County Certified check
for fiye per cent OF contract price required
with bid Plans and specifications at the
onice OF the County Clerk and at the on.
flee Of Enoch Burton, Nephl, Utah, and
also at the National Bank OF the Repub-
lie, Salt Lake City, Utah, For further
particulars address A. A. Mem, County
Clerk. Moab. Utah.
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NOTICE rsALE FOR SPECIAL TAXES

Notice Is hereby given that special
taxes for constructing sidewalk on
streets nemed below are due and unpald
In amounts and upon the lands set forth
and described In the delinquent list
hereto attached, and unless said taxes,
together with the cost OF publication ars
paid on or before the, 2lst day OF Sep.
which such taXes are Hen Win on said
day be sold for said taxes, costs OF adj
Nertlsing and expense Of sale. al tho
west front door of The Joint City and
County Building In Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
beginning AZ tho hour " " o'clock noon
OF said day, and continuing until all OF
said property shall have been sold,
On End West between sth and 10Th
South streets
v Gale T. s RS%lI g. iS Ss and g. 'oa'h,
F =, Abbott lot e. block 5, Ontario = "
I, A, Davis, lot 81 and /. block l. ''''
Davis Sharp and stringers Add.
ton. ~ feot .,,r,...,,,,,,..,....., $50
Anna, Adams, Eldredge, 10, 10, block wv
~ hye.acre Plat. A., 1873 feet,...,,, 40
on nth East between 9Th ard Iith So
Martha Worthen, lot 90 block I. Nor
On LIST Street
Arthur. Brown, lot 49, block /, plat
i, 90 feet...r,..,,,.,,,.,....... $50
on md West between South Temple and
End North streets
Aaron keyser or Irene Jennings lot
s. block g. plat A. 20 feet.m,s'...,., 43.5s
All special taxes are payable at my
office, room l02 city hall, Salt Lake City.
r. p. MORRIS,
city Treasurer and speclal Tax Collector.
salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. 10. 1919
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oiDS FOR BOILER HOUSE,

Bids for the erection OF a boiler house
Lake County, Utah up to IL O'clock noon
on Wednesday, Sept, 20, 1903. Plans and
specifications for said building may DO
seen az the Office OF the Board Of County
commissioners, In Salt Lake. City. from
cepted Bids for cement work TO be sub
mitted separately Successful bidder 10
give bonds for the completion OF the work
within thirty days after the awarding Of
the contract.
JAS II. ANDERSON.
w. w, WILSON,
VI. N STANDIsH.
Board Of Commissioners for Salt Lake
County.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Union Pacific Land Company viii
be held at the Office OF the company In
salt Lake city, Utah, on Tuesday, Octo.
Der 49, 1903, at II o'clock a M, for the
election Of. six Directors Of the Company
and for the transaction OF such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting.
UNION PACIFIC LAND COMPANY.
BY Alex. Millar Secretary.
Dated September l. 1907
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OPENING EXERCISES,

OPENING EXERCISES
Recitation MIR. MILFORD Paxman
Duet '.'..,.,,..,,.,..,. Misses
Maggie Adams and Blanche Smith
snort ADDRESS ,,,,..,,.T. A. Thurman
buel, '''''., ......,,....,... ,..,,
Messrs A. N. Wallace and Bjernson
Reading ..,,......M Mrs. 4. w. Crnwley
The public are cordially invited TO
attend this meeting,
THE NEW MINISTER.
DR.. Balm of Washington, d. c., and
daughter came around in Eureka
Thursday The reverend gentleman
VIII take the pastorate OF the Meth
odist church here, made vacant by the
resignation of Rev. Daniel Heinrich,
who was called to Salt Lake.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
The child of Peter Burche of NAM
moth fell Thursday and sustained a
fractured arm The injured member
was set by DR.. Townsend and the little
one is doing nicely.
George Ady has severed his connec-
ton with the Eureka Electric Light
company and Mr., Lott of Provo has
taken the position held by Mr.. Ady.
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State Engineers once, Salt Lake CITY
Utah, Sept, ID, 1908. Notice Is herebv sIv v.y,
that Ezra Thompson as Mayor and w,
Kelsey as city Engineer of Salt Lake
dress is Salt Lake City, Utah have mad
application n accordance with the re.
gulremenis Of Chapter 100 OF the Session
LAWS or utah, 1905 70 appropriate fifteen
w seeono-teet q the water Of Emigra-
lion Creek, IN Salt Lake County, TO be d.
verted IRON the channel OF said creek At
g point about liGo feet south and ITO
rect west from the northeast corner OF
section H. township south, range
east or the Salt Lake meridian, and con-
yeyed thence In pipe to Salt Lake city
Where the water Is to be used from Janu-
airy lst to December Slst OF each year 10
supply the Inhabitants OF said city with
water for general domestic purposes The
hale city having heretofore developed the
Underground flow OF said crek to the ex-
tent or about three (0 second. feet, now
proposes, to further develop said under
ground now 10 the extent OF fifteen (lB
second-ieet BY doing suitable work IN ana
UNDER the channel OF said creek and 10
appropriate, use and consume all OF the
water 50 developed In the manner al The
place ana for the purpose aforesaid
Az protests against the granting OF said
appicauon, stating the reasons therefor
must pc made IN writing and filed In this
oinee after thirty (S0) days and before
sixty (6O) days from the date hereof.
A. II, DOREMUS,
MI, State Engineer
First publication Sept. i6. 1903; last. Oct.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
CALCULATOR, !. u. cRooKwELL.
a2 18th st. Telephone ASK.

The Daily and Saturday News
delivered by carrier, Any complaints as
- service win be promptly reetified BY
the crcuiator.
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RIO GRANDE FRANCHISE.

ments.
RIO GRANDE FRANCHISE.
The section OF the Rio Grande fran.
ohise asking that Third South street be
closed between Third and Fourth West
streets was strongly opposed by Coun-
Gilman Eardley and Atty. A. b. Irvine,
representing. the citizens west of Fourth
West street. IL WAS argued that Third
South street is one OF the oldgest IN town
and should not be closed. The people
would be greatly Inconvenience and
would night any proposition to close the
street In the courts. unless suitable
loot yiaduet Is constructed across the
Rio Grande yards on that street TO ac-
eommodate pedestrians. No action was
taken on the matter, However, owing TO
the lateness OF the hour. The COM
mittees could not agree as TO whether
the Rio Grande should be permitted 10
lay double tracks on Fourth West north
OF its depot, 80 that matter was passed
ana VIII probably be fought out on the
noor OF the council. Fernstrom and T..
u. Davis contended that the company
should have bought UP all the property
on the west side OF Fourth West and
then there could have been no objec-
ton TO permitting II to lay double
tracks. The Rio Grande franchise will
again be considered tonight
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VERNAL.
INDIANS ON THE RAMPAGE.
They DO Not Like the Survey and Open
ing OF the Reservation,


Special Correspondence.
Nernal, Uintah Co., Sent. l6.--Thls
uttle town is like a beautiful oasis IN
the desert, a place OF comfortable and
often beautiful homes, shade trees and
very large and handsome court house.
with fine brick stake tabernacle In
course of erection.
Inc population OF the town Is about
700, while that OF the farming district
surrounding 1t is between 5000 and
tOOO. Here are quite number of
substantial brick business blocks, and
TO the surprise OF many II is found
that the streets and sidewalks I'm the
business parts are paved with asphalt
UNI. This mineral is found five or six
miles away, so mixed with small gravel
that 1t is already so prepared for use
that Is only requires laying down and
rolling. II then becomes solid and
smooth as stone.
INDIANS MAY CAUSE TROUBLE.
Some so Indians under old Chief
Sowawck, OF the White River Utes.
including men, women and children,
became disgruntled because of the sur
way and opening Of the Uintah reserva-
ton now under contemplation, so they.
recently, gathered up their belongings
and left the reservation for Pine Ridge
agency to live with the Sioux Indians.
IL is understood that Agent Mercer
gave them permission to make the
visit, providing they would leave their
children In school, but the Indians were
surly and have been for some time past.
and took their children and went
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19

W liluW oul duu tue Skin
Is reacting and making
extra efforts to throwof
the poisons that have
accumulated during the
winter. Then boils and
pimples, rashes an d
eruptions of every con-
ceivable kind make
their appearance, and
Eczema andTetter-the
twin terrors of skin
diseases --Nettle-rash,
Poison Oak and Ivy,
and such other skin trc
break out afresh to torn
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so that the building can be emptied In
rev moments In case Of fire. A fire
drill Is held weely by the pupils.
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ENSIGN BRAMWELL WEDDING.

Miss Mae Ensign, one Of Ogden's
most popular and charming young la
dies, daughter OF Bishop and Mrs. ID.
IL. Ensign, and Walter Bramwell, a
wei known employe Of the First Ma
tional bank. and son of Bishop Bran
wei, were married Wednesday In the
Salt Lake Temple, Mr.. and Mrs
Bramwell VIII make their home at
Morgan City, where Mr.. Bramwell has
accepted the position as cashier of the
new bank OF that town.
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NJ. I. A. PROGRAM.

The Mutual Improvement association
or this place viii hold an interesting
session at the l.. ID. S. church next
Iuesday night at which time the fol-
lowing program will be rendered.
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EUREKA.
BUNCH OF CREDITORS MOURN
An Interesting NJ. I. A, Session School
Atterdance-New Minister.

An Interesting NJ. I. A, Session School
Attendanee-New Minister.
Special Correspondence,
Eureka, Sept. 1S--Charles Olsen, who
has been running Il grocery store on
upper Main street turned UP missing
this week and the officers and creditors
are hot on his trail. His liabilities are
about $4,000 much of which he owes
to Salt Lake wholesale dealers. Con-
stable Con. J. Hanafin conducted a sale
today OF the perlshable goods.
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.
The attendance at the opening of
the public school was over 500 The
High school has SO scholars nearly
double what II was last year. A back
exit has been made 10 the main building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division, in and for Salt Lake County
state Of Utah. In the matter Of the es.
tate OF John squres, deceased Notice. -
The, petition of Joseph Warburton and
EMILY II, y Squires. trustees under tho
WIN or the estate OF John aaulres, de-
ceased, for the settlement of the Arst an
nual account, and for confirmation OF
sale Of the following described real estate
OF said decedent made by the trustees
after distribution, to-wit: Commencing
az a point 1888 rods east from the north
west corner OF lot s. In block /, i.acro plat
a., Big Field Survey. Salt Lake County,
utah. running thence south 10 rods, thence
east 50 feet, thence north 10 rods thence
west 6S feet to beginning. for the sum OF
sSZI so, and upon the following terms, to-
Wit; Cash upon confirmation, as appears
from. the return OF sale filed in this Court
has been set for hearing on Friday tho
eth day OF September. A ID. 1909, al len
o'clock q. m at the County Court Housa'
IN the Court Room Of said Court I'm salt
Lake City Salt Lake County, Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
me seal thereof affixed this 9th day OF
Senfember. A u. 1908.
fSeaD JOHN JANrq clark
by ]. y, Eldredge, Jr.. Deputy Clerk
Young & Moyle. Attorneys.
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franchise which gives the company 80
days 10 accept the franchise and six
months IRON its acceptance to COM
mence work on the proposed improve
ments
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SHIN DISEASES TS u s ssD s2sss

and while not always painful aggavang beyond expression Wit
few exceptions they spring
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HoLTHER DIVORCE SUIT.

An action for divorce has been filed
In the Second district court by Mrs.
Emma Holther against Joseph ID. Hol-
Their. The complaint alleges that the
plaintiff and defendant married six
years ago ut Logan City, that there is
living as Issue OF said marriage one
child, that defendant deserted PLAINTIFF
about two years ago and has failed to
provide her and child with the neces-
sites OF life A decree OF divorce, GUS
tody OF minor child and alimony liz
prayed for.
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and Harry Campbell, charged with
highway robbery. Thursday night j.
Hedges, G. Il. Downing and George
Samsel were near the oregon Short
Line water tank when three men with
pistols held them up, securing IS in
cash and some small articles. The
men reported the case to the police and
yesterday afternoon the two men were
arrested near the Southern Pacific
bridge In the brush The men who were
held up positively identify them as
the men who committed the crime and
VIII swear to a complaint charging them
with highway robbery. Smith and
Campbell had nothing on them to In
dictate that they are the men, but they
told different stories. The police also
believe they are the men who held UP
Ed Tout Wednesday night.
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suffered with Ecsema Of the hand.
and face for over year, 1t was not only
annoying and painful but very an.
streets, '"'
Itried at least dozen Gaps and salvse
and became very much discouraged
until 1 read In the paper Of the cures
had little faith AZ first but determined
to give IL months fair trial at ieasts I
am pleased TO state that soon noticed a
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
siRners for further information.

~.
sisners fof further in nfer s istspeeHV'
-
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
State OF Utah, In the matter Of the estSi,
and guardianshlp Of Edward p Ferry an
incompetent person Malice Tho nat,tion
for approval and settlement OF the semi
annual account OF The eSiardlans os et ,be
person and Inc estate OF I,dward p Eer,
~ an incompetent person, has been set
Tor hearing on Monday. the 2lst day of
September, A. y. 1908. AZ ten o o'clock a. IN,
AZ the County Court House I'm The Cont
Room Of said Court In Salt Lake city.
salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk of snId Court viii,
the seal thereof affixed this 10Th dav ~
September, a. u. 1903.
gseaD JOHN JAMES. Clerk
By j. Y. Eldredge, Jr., Deputy Clerk
j. 7. Richards, Attorney FOR Petitioners.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS EsT A III,
OF Philip Puqsley Deceesed C ~ ~
win present claims with vouchers ia he
undersigned al rooms 7c5-s Mcc-opninS
the 10th day G Of July H 'a B 20 s0i or before
EZRA THoMpsoN WI
JOsEpH y ~ 1piiI(rst nv
los AZ pAPi ddvvvpsLEf'
Executors az Esia,s ~ phii,u p,,u.,..,
Date gsS of t,ps, pnb,,co,,on so., ,n
1903 W,,.or . s.,,,,, ,,,a WV .
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bate Division in and for sa UIofE aLo l rRO.
ty, State Of Utah In The mattor ~ IN
estate of James y McN,tr n..a..'.a
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and singing. OF S. S. s. now will purifv
SN(S and enrich the blood, reinforce and up the gen
ea system and stimulate the sluggish circulation
IeJ)/ thus wading off the diseases spring
- - The skin, with good blood nourish IL
remains smooth and soft and free Of all dsfgurng eruptons
Send for free book diseases the skin and write
medical advice special information This will you nothing
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, CA.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-05
will be parade of the bridal couple
and the cakewalkers.
SCHOOL CHILDREN
VISIT CARNIVAL

The afternoon parade, participated
in by the school children of the city,
was one of the features of the summer
carnival. The children assembled at
Rice park in the afternoon, and
promptly at 1870 p. m. the parade
started ON its way. including, as it did.
a platoon of mounted police, the Great
Western band, and the thousands of
small children, who marched in man
ner which was wonderful.
1t is estimated that 5000 children
were in line, about equally divided be-
tween boys and girls. Marching
through the streets four and five
abreast, each holding the others hand,
the children presented spectacle
which all who witnessed the parade
were proud of.
Aside from the thousands of little
ones who marched, with a precision
which would have done credit to much
older persons, the features of the pa
rade were the decorated little wagon,
drawn by a small goat, the wagon be-
ing occupied by little girl dressed in
white, and the pony, which was given
as a prize, and which was ridden by
Warren Lennon, attired in a gay
jockey costume.
At the grounds the children were all
admitted free of charge and the car
nival was theirs during the afternoon,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-05

everything being free to them, fnclud-
Ing the midway and all Of the shows.
They Crowd the Midway.

everything being free to them, fnclud-
Ing the midway and all of the shows.
They Crowd the Midway. -
1t was worth the price of admission
to all the shows every day for two
weeks to see those children swarm
over the midway. They broke ranks the
instant they passed through the final
gate, and scattered in all directions.
They rushed pell-mell here, there and
everywhere-and took complete pos
session of the grounds.
AS they passed through the first
gate, at Ninth and Cedar, every pupil
was handed ticket emitting him or
her to a chance on the Shetland pony,
which was so conspicuous in the pa
rade.
The drawing for the pony took place
on the platform adjacent to the grand
stand in the midway.
In a position of prominence on the
platform stood the pony, saddled and
bridled, ready to be ridden away by
the boy or girl who might hold the
winning ticket.
The handsome little animal was
much admired and to the adult COM
prehension there was something dis
tinctly pathetic in the scene. for in
the wave of excited anticipation that
passed over the throng of little ones
could be foreseen the ebb tide of disap-
pointment which must inevitably fol-
low when 1t became plain that one
child, and only one, of all that number
had won the coveted prize.
The drawing was in itself a pleasing
and interesting spectacle, for the win
ming number was selected from among