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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02

200 acres in Cache valley; grows two
crops lucern or 20 bus wheat without IT.
rigation. 5000 per acre.
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Moving Pictures at i67 Main ST. shows
the Spanish Bull fight from start to
finish. Many other scenes.
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Or. A. Scott Chapman, dentist. now
located room s. Walker Bank building
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FOR RsnT-FUaNlsHED

A SUITE or TWO CONNECTING
front rooms or separate. In private fam
ily. elegantly furnished and use Of bath,
references 2li North State.
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN,

DR., Keith has moved his dental office
over the Keith-O Bdicn Store.
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$780,.

TO SAX Francisco, Portland and Spokane.
Via Oregon Short Line,
May 9Th and 9Th, and June 4th, 5th,
9Th and 10th tickets good for return
until Sept Sth. See Short Line agents
City ticket Office POI Main street.
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qt the city than anything else that might

Of the city than anything else that might
BE- suggested
The meeting OF the Priesthood OF the
Salt Lake stake was held In the Assem-
bly, hall last night and Bishops Robert
Morris OF the Eleventh ward Joseph H.
Morgan OF the Fifteenth ward Isaac Bar
ton Of the Nineteenth ward, o. n Whlt-
ney Of the Eighteenth ward, ana George
Rumney OF the Twentieth ward, took up
the time In giving their reports All inc
wards represented, with the exception OF
the Fifteenth were In lOurshing con-
dillon. IT, Fifteenth ward was bgns
much cut up by the railroads. ana many
Of the Saints were being compeNed 10
seek homes elsewhere.
Forty-sx distinguished German agricul-
tnrlsts members of the nobility ana sclen-
lists. will be In this city later M the
month. while on transc0ntlnentol tour
to investigate AGRICULTURAL condluons.
They landed In Kew York yesterday ana
leave today or tomorrow In two speCial
ears on a trip Of 1900 miles. fel'hlE
New York again ON the return. June y
next. The travellers will spend some TINS
AT the worlds fair. aud investigate lle
Kansas city packing industries one "eeh
Viii he spent I'm California All the
branches 0f the farming Industry VIII pe
carefully looked into, including western
svstems OF irrigation. and Il u eNpfclcl
the visitors will be handsomely thltl-
tained an through the country
49,
Zion's Savings Bank and Trust COM
many was established IN 1879, aud has
since opened more than 35,iOS savings
accounts. Have you an accountH IL
not start one NOW.
JOSEPH T., SMITH, President
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier
-.,,> y,nAt a w oND 90
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SUMMER SCHOOL
OF Tho Latter-day saluis nu.lae.. College

Main S. Salt Lake City,
Practical instruction IN bookkeeping,
penmanshlp. Benn Pitman shorthand,
,ypewritlng, English and commercial
branches. You can cutter row Posi-
tilns furnished TO graduates June to
September $1,000
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CLOSING OUT 5000 ROLLS WALL
paper. Colds worth 400 70 geo al Sc to
Sc: ingTains. 20c. &c. etc. worth double;
lots Of other papers at lOo, he. paint while
il lasts az $40 gallon. boiled oil, crock
cry, glassware. pictures, frames, silver
ware at lowest prices. auction every gay.
urday evening Economy store. 40 Main
81
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SPECIAL.

STOVES taken down and stored for the
season. Redman Van Co., Phone $50.
THE DEsERET NEWS WILL SELL A
limited number OF the latest edition OF the
Standard Dictionary for Tithing or store
pay. Price $500.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE,

CALL FOR THE NEGOTIAToR. OUR
list OF Real Estate bargains, containing
between l90 and NV different propositions.
This Will give YOU Il great chance To Sc
lcct harrington & Courtney, " W End
South
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PLUM SING AND HEATING.
WHERE TO srop.

THE FORD. s. w. cox. PROP.
Modern, family and transient hotel, new
management; 0yerhaued. West lat So.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NEW OR SECOND HAND CASH.
TRADE or terms, sorensoa-stoutt Co,
Is r. IND so.
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BASE BALL NEXT SUNDAY.
ogden vs. salt Lake,

ogden vs salt LAKE
Letter Carriers will compete at 0g-
den for the championship Of the state.
Uncle Sans boys viii hold down the
rubber. Proceeds go to Ogden Library.
Take the K. q. w. train from Salt
Lake a: $3.50 a, M
"IDAN-HA" Is q real mineral water.
Relger & Lindley. Distributors 35-37
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
plants for spring trade. choice cut flowers.
Catalogue free. schwar1 4 tisInecke. a
L. End 50. Phone CO... WV
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cuRio SEEKERS.

INDIAN BLANKETS AND BASKETS
fufs, game heads. souvenirs and curlos al
90 W. and SOUTH. HOME CANNED
fruits and preserves. Meats reasonable.
Lunches for tourists and travellers on
short notice,
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AT BoUNTIFUL, THE GARDEN SPOT.
up-to-date, including 5-room house water
right, buildings, fruit and garden, horses
and cattle, implt menls etc, that We can
trade for city properly II you are look
ing Cor something good come and talk to
US about this.
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following IS volumes viii be add
ed to the public library Monday morn
ing, May a:
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40 or s0-acre farm 5. W. OF this city.
good house OF rooms well barn, UOx3S II.
nay derrick sheds, corrnis, farm impie-
ments, granery chicken coop. stack
yards all fenced; prunes apple and peach
trees, shade aud flowers. 500 per acre
Terms can be made II required.
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FOR SALE.
IL 10 acres OF fine land situated one mile
from Ogden bridge, ogden, VI one mile
from G. Z. r. X. shops 1.-The best water
right--fenced-iine young orchard-splen-
did land for sugar bects three miles from
sugar factory, Quarter-mile from street
ear line, 5000 per acre
S. W. 10 acres OF good land, especially
adapted for hay and alfalfa. Canal runs
good flowing well OF fine water VIII trade
for desirable lots and houses II In good
location or will sell on easy terms.
FOR SAFE OR TRADE.
acres S. w. with broom frame house
three shares water, well. good barn. "
fruit trees, IL acres lucern chicken house,
60xl6 feet. two lncubaiots. Win trade for
small home In city or sell cheap. Can ar
range terms.
200 acres in Cache valley; grows two
crops lucern or 20 bus wheat without ir.
rigation. 5000 per acre.
Many 0the- farms in Utah and Idaho
from 5000 per acre up.
II YOU want O farm and have city or
suburban property, see Brown, he will
find trade for you.
Brown Real Estate No. II r. LIST So
Phone "a. Ground noof
FOR SALE. TAYLOR BROS. CO.
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RRoWNls lN TOWN.

NO, IT IdsI Isl ouuIUl oHII Ilht NIIY,
Farms FOR Sale,
81 miles from the capital OF Idaho, 100
acres, lUO inches water right 50 acres IN
Mcern fine land for frult OF all kinds
Good towns on four sides. Lumuer mill
handy, plenty OF timber Snake river on
one side, fenced on other three sides. lr-
proved fruit and hay land on ali sides.
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MISSING.

A BOUND VOLUME OF THE DEs-
eret News, Daily, No "a. covering a perl
Cd from May 20 November 1901 Anyone
having knowledge OF this book will confer
q favor by reporting same TO the business
office Of the Deseret News.
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OGDEN AND RETURN SI.Oo

Letter CARRIERS Excursion May 3rd.
Via. X. q. ". Ky.
Special train leaves Salt Lake at
1850 q. m. Special train returning at
7i5 p. m. Base bali game al Park.
Canyon drive. Wheels carried free.
Everybody invited lnt
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ALIAS BLOCK hsMoYALs.

bR. IRA LYONS. REMOVED 70 $3.50
over Walkers Dry Goods store.
NYE & LARGENT. REMOVED 10 10,
b. r. Walker Bldg
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"MANIT0U''

For stomach troubles,
Utah Liquor Co.
223 So. Main str.
Phone 4T3. Free delivery.
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THE KESYoS


Salt Lake City's New Hotel
Large. superb and Incompatible
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SHOES FOR psroRmsp FEET.

SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD
10 ft. Special casts rpede Scientific
shoe making. Gus. =. Olsen ~ ID 3rd so.
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ssH-Ts HTHs
uM D REllAS
MISCELLANEOUS.

REPAIRED AND RECOVERED AT
Salt Lake Umbrella Works, lSG h. LIST 50.
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ELECTRICAL
TICKET BROKERS'.

GRosHELLS TICKET OFFICE. Es-
tablished 1855 Railroad ,ickets bought,
sold and exchanged, No e2l Main st. r.
H. Groshell Manager.
oTTlNGERs CUT RATE TICKET or
fee, Is w. md South st.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
BUY A HOME AND
START IN RIGHT,

MANY A MAN HAS LOST A GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY by HEsITATING.
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SPiRiTuALisrS.
FLORISTS AND sEEpmlx.

MRS. p FoNTYN, cI.AfRvoYAN1
and trance medium. No. ~ SO. w. Temp
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BICYCLES AND aGpAiRlmc.

KEYS FITTED.
l5i Bouth West Temple, ]. A. Meredith
BICYCLES REPAIRED.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-12-17

county five years ago. Although few
VINO were then teaching in the county
are still teaching elsewhere, yet most OF
them have left the profession entirely
Can you name any other profession IN
which the personnel changes so rapidly !!
There must be an unusual cause Tor TINS
condition. The only solution that l can
see is TO make the salaries sufficient 10
attract and to hold the best teachers /
will admit that the salaries have in
creased during the last two or three
years, but not In proportion 10 the IN
crease in living expenses, ana nence many
of our strongest teachers have been COM
PEELED to leave their chosen profession
for something more remunerative. Th1S
IS especially true in the case or male
teachers. Pierce County has had the rep
utation of employing larger proportion
Of male teachers than most counties, but
the number is gradually decreasing. BY
gong back over my previous annual re-
ports,I find the proportion of male leach
erS TO female teachers to be as follows:
In 1925 men to 100 women; in 1901
men to 1876 women; in 1SQ-42 men to loS
women; in 1902 men to 145 women; In
1868 men to ISL women. Thus far this
year we are employing only "a male
teachers. It will be noticed from the
above that while in 1899 nearly one-th I'd
of our teachers were men, at present they
represent less than one-sixth of the whole
number. This is matter that deserves
serious consideration, for there is time
in every boys school life when he should
be under the influence Of man.
The average monthly wages paid to
male teachers in all schools last year
was $685. an increase of $513 over the
previous year. The average for female
teachers was 1853, an increase Of SLIT.
In the country schools the average for
men was SAL Sc, an increase of 1915, and
for women 1t was $3358, an increase OF
$1.66. It may be of interest to you to
know how the different towns compare
in the matter of teachers wages paid.
The reports for the last school year show
the following aYAra PRS.
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Resolved, that the salary Of the County
Treasurer be fixed at the sum of $500 per
year to take effect the first Monday in
N. j. LARSON.
Supervisor Freas moved that the
report of the Committee on Buildings
be re-committed to said committee.
Motion prevailed.
On motion the Board adjourned till
Q o'clock this afternoon.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Board met at o'clock. All men,
bers present. The minutes Of this
forenoon session read and approved.
The following resolution was refer
red to Special Committee, consisting
Of Supervisors Heslin, Condit and Kay:
RESOLUTION.
Resolved, that the County Clerk be and
he hereby is authorized and directed to
call meeting of the several assessors
of the towns, cities and villages In this
County at as early date In the spring
as is practicable to take into considera-
tipn a uniform basis for the assessment
OF property in the county.
That he be authorized to request each
assessor to write down his own estimate
of the proper valuation to be placed upon
each Of the classes of property enumer-
and to hand the same to him at or before
the time of such meeting.
From such reports so given to him the
county clerk shall make a statement
showing the average of such statements
and present the same to such meeting of
said assessors.
Each such assessor shall receive the
compensation for attendance as is allow
ed by law for attendance upon meeting
called by a County Supervisor of Assess
ments, the same to be paid by the town
city or village represented by him.
Offered by Supervisor Roatch.
On motion this resolution was re-
ferred to the following Special Com
mittee: Supervisors Kay, Johnson and
VIM. Foley.
RESOLUTION.
Resolved, that hereafter all assessors be
required in listing stock to report the
number of yearlings and those over one
year Of age separately in order to enable
the Committee on Equalization to deter
mine more accurately the relative value
of stock listed between the different
towns, villages and cities.
Offered by Supervisor Johnson.
Report of Auditing Committee was
on motion accepted and adopted.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County, Wis:
Your Auditing Committee beg leave to
report and submit the following Schedule
Of Accounts against the County, which
the Claims therein mentioned, and set
forth be allowed as indicated therein, and
as marked allowed by us In the below
Schedule, which is a part of this report.
Dated this 18th day Of Nov. 1903.
N. H. JOHNSON,
N J. LARSON,
VIM. A. KAY,
Auditing Committee
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new Court House and to report their
findings to the next special or annual
meeting of the County Board.
Offered by Sup. Gilman.
The following memorandum was on
motion laid on the table:
To the Honorable, the County Board OF
Supervisors:
A man named James Hartley moved In
to the town of Diamond Bluff in the fall
OF 1902. He continued to reside in said
town with his family consisting of HIM
self and wife until the month of March
of the present year at which time he was
taken sick. He was then without funds
A friend of his named John Kamp gave
the sick man aid and finally he was taken
to Red Wing, Minnesota, and placed in a,
hospital where he died. Mr.. Ramp be-
came security for some of his expenses
and also for burial expenses to the
amount of $10275
Mr.. Ramp now desires TO obtain a re-
endorsement of such expenses from the
County of Pierce and asks the County
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Board to issue an order to him for the
same.
This memorandum is presented by Sup
ervisor Larson in behalf of said Ramp
and at his request.
Committee on Assessment and Col
lection of Illegal Taxes reported as
follows, and the report was on motion
accepted and adopted:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County:
Your committee on illegal taxation
would respectfully report that we have
examined all tax certificates referred to
US for cancellation, and do report and
recommend the following numbered tax
sale certificates be Cancelled and the
amount thereof with seven per cent in
terest be charged back to the respective
town, villages. or cities, where the lands
are located. The grounds for such can
collation. being defective descriptions,
double taxation, state lands and other
errors In assessments and returns.
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F. w. KENDALL,
Treasurer of Pierce Co., Wis.

Treasurer of Pierce Co., Wis.
Report of Committee on Bonds was
on motion accepted and adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON BONDS.
To the Honorable, the County Board of
Supervisors of the County Of Pierce!
Your Committee on Official Bonds re-
spectfully report that they have exam
ined the bond of the Farmers and Mer-
chants State Bank of River Falls which
has been designated as the County De-
positary and find that such bond is exc
cuted in due form with sufficient sureties
and that they have therefore approved
the same.
G. E. PRATT,
A. f. BLIESNER.
E. J. FITZGERALD.
Committee.
Report of Special Committee on the
Bardon land resolution on motion &C
cepted and adopted.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County:
Your committee to whom was referred
the resolution offered by Supervisor Off,
man, relative to sale of that certain tract
of land heretofore decided by j. K. Bar
don and wife of Pierce county, do hereby
report that we find said resolution UNI
favorable for the following reasons, to-
wit:
ID That it makes any sale of said lands
cumbersome by compelling the county
clerk to consult with the supervisors of
the town of Trimbelle in regard thereto.
(2) That the resolution passed by the
board in 1900 authorizing the county clerk
to reconvey said lands to the said j. K.
Bardon and wife is still operative, and
this resolution in question contains no
provision repeating the same.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day Of
Nov, 1903.
WIN. A. KAY,
s. p. ROATCH,
w. j. FOLEY,
Committee.
On motion the Board now adjourned
until Monday, Nov 10Th, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon.
MONDAY, NOV. 18TH.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called. All members present.
Journal of Saturdays session read and
approved
The following was on motion ac-
cepted and adopted:
RESOLUTION.
Resolved, that resolution passed by
the County Board at the annual session
of such Board held in November, A. D.
1900, whereby the County Clerk was d.
rected to convey to j. K. Bardon a GER
tain tract of land heretofore conveyed to
the County of Pierce by the said j. K.
Ba-don and wife, be and the same Is
hereby rescinded and the County Clerk Is
hereby authorized and directed to sell and
convey the interest of the County in such
lands upon such terms and for such price
as he may deem advisable.
Offered by Supervisor Kay.
Motion made to adjourn until to-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock. Motion
prevailed.
TUESDAY, NOV. nth.
At 9 o'clock Tuesday morning the
Board met again. All members an
sweI ed to roll call. Journal of previous
session read and approved.
The following resolution fixing the
salary of the County Treasurer was
on motion adopted:
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Committee on Buildings reporte
follows, which was adopted:

To the Honorable Board of Supervi
of Pierce County:
The Building Committee appointed
your Chairman respectfully report
they have examined the buildings and
purtenances belonging to the County
find as follows:
We find all the buildings in (.
ton excepting the Court House
pecially the Court Room, whiC
some slight repairs.
We find the buildings on the Pc
in and out to be in good condit
find upon investigation that thel
sufficient barn room for the st
on the farm, and are informed
Poor Agents that it would be mo
able to increase the stock. Their
recommend that a barn suitabl
commodate the stock which can
ably kept on farm of that size
be built the coming year
Dated. Ellsworth. Wis, Nov.
j, FREAS,
JOHN CARIk
j. l.. MOODY
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Respectfully submitted this 18th day of
1903
A. F. BLIESNER,
D. MURRAY,
T. w. TAFT,


T. w. TAFT,
Committee.
The following report OF County
Treasurer of defective descriptions
was on motion accepted, and the taxes
therin mentioned ordered to be charged
back to the respective towns, villages
or cities where such lands are located:
REPORT OF COUNTY TREASURER OF
DEFECTIVE DESCRIPTIONS.
To the Board of Supervisors of Pierce
County:
The following is a list of defective de-
scriptions of land not sold for delinquent
taxes at the sale Of May 18th, 1903, from
the delinquent tax roll of 1902 for the
reasons stated:
Town of Trenton
All of Lot except 13 and 5-100 owned
by Pumpkin & Stromberg ..........$S.SO
Part of n. En- Of N. E. u of Sec. TO-. .
Town rs, r. 49,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .55
Village of Spring Valley
Aker's Addition (small parD Lot g.. :.
AE Ss1Sk Addition ismaii paro Lot g. ~
City of Prescott Prescott. -
Commencing at a stake standing s.
IS rods and 20 links from the N. w.
u of S. E. II of Sec. 10, Town. g. r.
20; thence running e. parallel to N.
line of said 40, II rods and 16 links;
thence S. II rods and IA and "A links;
thence w. II rods & 16 links; thence
N. II rods and IA and II links
to place of beginning, except strip
So feet wide the full length of the e.
side of the above description sold to
g F. W. KENDALL.
Treasurer of Pierce Co., Wis.
County Treasurers report Of delinquent
personal property tax to be charged back
to the towns as follows:
Town of Clifton .....................$6 .16
Town of Ell Paso ............. 1888
Town of Oak Grove ........... 9.88
Town of River Falls ........... 28.52
Town Of Salem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.27
Town of Trenton ............... 745
Village of Ellsworth ................. 52.25
Village of Spring Valley ........... 3.T
City of Prescott OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1892
Total .$137 20
F. w. KENDALL,