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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-30

brother of District Attorney w D. Liv-
ingston, was accidentally shot at a sheep
camp on the west deserts early in the
week. He was handling a revolver. which
he supposed was not loaded It was
loaded. however, and went off. the ball
passing through the palm of enc hand.
He was several days before physician
could be secured. but il is thought the
hand can be saved
Hunting rabbits has become too tame
Tor the sports Of this section who delight
IN shooting. and they are now turning
their attention TO larger game-coyotes-
There are dozens of the sneaking. snari-
ing animals skulking along the foothills
east of town and considerable damage has
been done by them and more will be II
they are not killed off Today gang OF
hunters on horseback is pursuing them
through the snow. and il is expected thar
many of them will be killed. j. H. Seely
and j. H Proctor, who own large farms
affair."
The storm which has been general
throughout the state has reached here
and about six inches of snow lies on the
ground TO-DAY Much rain has fallen also
1t is clear and cold at the present time.
John b Gowan. a former resident of
this city. is down from his present home
Ia Idaho on an extended visit
EraStus Melting IS down from Dillon.
Mont. and VIII spend several months at
his home here He predicts much loss
10 stock-srowers through that section il
the storm reaches there.
There is considerable talk in this CITY
of the purchase of coal mine situated
near the top of the divide about twelve
miles east of here by the city II is at
present owned by Peter A Larsen. but
the general understanding is that il will
be sold in the near future to some for
eign company, presumably the railroad
company. If this deal takes place. the
people of this section win have to paw
dearly for their coal in the future. as
this mine is the only remaining independ-
ent one in this neighborhOod and stands
between the outside mines and anv ma
terial raise in price for the article There
has been much agitation of the matter.
anu some definite acuon may be taken
SOON
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Jan. 29-Thirty-six telephone
poles were blown down between Provo
and Springville in the windstorm of yes
terday and Tuesday night.
The W. {. T. L. viii meet Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of the president. Mrs. Mary NJ. Boyden
]. \. Boshard will leave this evening
for Colorado. where he will continue his
labors for the national bureau OF statis-
tics.
The plans of Architect Watkins for the
new school house to be erected in Spring
vile have been accepted by the board OF
education.
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ACTION NOT EXPECTED.
Senate Will Extend Time on Two I'm
portant Matters.

Washington, Jan. 29.-In the execu-
tive session of the senate today the
treaty for. the settlement of the dis
pute over the Alaskan boundary and
the protocol extending 1 re time for the
ratification of the Cuban reciprocity
treaty until March 81, We're referred
to the committee on foreign relations.
Senator Culiom informed the senate
that the committee would meet tomor-
row and that he desired TO have the
two matters mentioned available for
consideration at that time The COM
mittee also will take up the Panama
canal treaty with Colombia and Sena-
tor Cullom expressed the opinion that
the committee viii authorize a favor
able report.
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RED CROSS MEMORIAL.
Congress Asked to Settle Difficulties
Which Have Arisen.

Washington, Jan. 29.-GeneraI John
NJ. Wilson, vice president of the Ma
tionaI Red Cross, presented TO con-
gress memorial regarding that or
ganization. especially in reference TO
difficulties which have arisen in regard
to the management of its affairs In
cluded in the papers is a letter from
Secretary Cortelyou 10 Miss Clara Bar
ton, president of the Red Cross, in
which he says that in accordance with
a copy of the bylaws submitted by the
association, the president and his cab
met are constituted a board of CONSUL
tation of the American Red Cross. Mr..
Cortelyou says ii is impossible for the
president and cabinet to serve, AID
asks that public announcement be
made Of the fact.
Complaint is made in a memorial sent
to President Roosevelt of the manner
in which the organization is placed in
the hands of one association and of the
management of the finances of the as
ISOLATION. These memorials are re-
ferre$ to in the letter of Mr. Cortel-
Won
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MARRIAGE IN KAYsvILLE.
Ceremony Performed Under Manage
r1ent of Woodmsn of the World.

Kaysvil1e. Jan 29.-William Clawson of
this place and Mrs. Lucy Smith of Nor
gan were married last evening. The
ceremony was performed under the man.
agement of the Woodmen of the World.
The lodge members formed in a SEMI
circle with the bride and bridegroom in
the center r. w Barnes performed the
ceremony. The ". O. w. hall was nicely
decorated and an elegant supper was
served.
Dancing was the order of the evening.
The members of Miss Maggie II. Blood S
Sunday school class gave her q very
pleasant surprise at her home last even
ing. The children came armed with pies.
cakes etc, and spent a few pleasant
hours feaSting and playing games
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FRENCH DEPUTIES.
Debate Over Expenses of The Hague
Arbitration Tribunal

Paris Jan 29.-The chamber of depu-
ties today discussed the budget of for
eign affairs. Baron de Constant, re-
publican. criticised the omission of a
credit for the expenses of The Hague
international court of arbitration, and
Foreign Minister DelcaSse replied that
it was the desire of the government not
to permit that tribunal to lapse from
disuse. The minister pledged the gov
eminent TO bring a credit later. when
the actual expenses of the court were
known.
Baron de Constant insisted that a
credit be granted without delay and
other deputies supported the motion
which finally was accepted by NJ Del
casse, and 81, 600 was voted for the
expenses of the court.
A motion of Nj. Sembat socialist
providing for the suppression of the
French embassy TO the Vatican was de-
feated by 235 TO 221 votes.
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EUREKA NEWS NOTES.
County Commissioners Authorize the
Sheriff to Fix Up Jail.

Eureka Jan PA high wind which
prevailed here for forty-eight hours
ceased entirely at ; o'clock this morning
and was succeeded by a heavy snow
storm AT noon there had been a precipi-
tatfon OF eight inches. with no prospect
of cessation. The high temperature
which prevailed during the heavy wind
storm cleared off a great deal of the snow
that has lain on the ground since before
Christmas but the ground is still frozen
hard. and there is a prospect of good
sleighing.
County Commissioners McCune and
Belliston of Nephi were over yesterday.
and in company with Commissioner Has
sci of Mammoth paid a visit TO the va
rious institutions of the county. The fOul
smelling county bastI5e here. which was
condemned by the grand jury in Novem-
Der. was inspected and Sheriff Cronin
was authorized to fix it UP according to
his own plans. The gentlemen did not
commit themselves as to their Intentions
regarding a court house and jail at Nam
moth. but the matter will probably come
up at the regular meeting next Monday.
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MONTH A REcoRD-BREAKER.
ST. Louis Gilsonite Company Making
Large Shipments.


Price, Jan. 29-The present month Of
January has been a recOrd-breaker in
shipments for the St. Louis ellison As
phaitum company for its product OFF the
piece of land known as 1.-The strip four
miles beyond Fort Duchesne Utah and
about an even 10 miles from Price. Su-
perintendent Arthur J. Lee saws he has
received at Price during the month S74. go
pounds of the ore. or in even figures sS7
tons, most OF which has been the first
grade stuff which goes 10 foreign coun-
tries, while the second grade is at pres
ent consumed in the street-paving work
for the Worlds fair at St. Louis.
The company is at this time marketing
on an average Of three cars week bus
this output could be materially increased
II il were not for the expensive wagon
haul a hundred miles. The coming of the
Moffat road will bring the company's out
put closer to market. when the shipments
will be many times greater than at pres
ent. The Pariette mines this side of the
gilsOnite company are shipping this week
a carload of first-grade gilsenite. to be
followed by a car week until such time
as better railroad facilities are at hand.
The st. Louis company paid out during
the year 1892 the enormous sum of SCI. 600
for wagon freights on ores alone.
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| diseases, poor digestion. when obliged
10 pass your water frequently night
and day, smarting or irritation in
passing, brickdust or sediment in the
urine, headache, baekache, lame back.
dizziness, sleeplessness. nervousness,
heart disturbance due TO bad kidney
trouble. skin eruptions from bad blood.
neuralgia, rheumatism. diabetes, bIoat-
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Of ambition, loss Of flesh. saIlOw COM
plexion, or Bright's disease.
If your water, when allowed to re-
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for twenty-fOur hours, forms a sedi-
ment or settling or has a cloudy ap-
pearance, il is evidence that your kid
neys and bladder need immediate at
tention
Swamp-Root is the great discovery
OF DR.. Kilmer. the eminent kidney and
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with wonderful success in both slight
and severe cases. Doctors recommend
il to their patients and use it in their
own families. because they recognize in
Swamp-Root the greatest and most
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Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and
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alt Lake City Daily Herald
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rEnI NEWS NOTES

Lehi, Jan. 29.-Mrs. Louis Garff and
family are all stricken with the small
pOX-
The residence of Fred Webb is COM
pleted and ready for occupancy. with the
exception of painting.
John K. Bone and Mary i. Price. both
of Lehi. were married yesterday.
Charles Sabey became happy papa
last week
tied Lehi. there being about nine inches
on the level now.
John l. Glib, who has been in I.ehi the
past week. returned to Canada last Tues
day.
Miss Martha Hurley is suffering with
nervous proStration-
The 1-mOnth-Old babe of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Jones died last Monday and was
buried Tuesday.
NJ. Elias NJ Jones left here Monday
for Bear river Mr. Jones goes to take
charge of the masonry work on the new
sugar factory.
Mr.. Victor Thomas has rented George
Southwick's residence. which indicates
that he is thinking of going TO house
keeping in the near future.
The well which is being sunk at Thad
Powell.s place is being watched with
great interest. The pipe is not driven.
but is kept revolving under heavy
weight while a force pump keeps the
hole open at the bottom Most OF LEM
flowing wells will average about 100 feet
in dcpta and it is tholght that greater
depth will increase the How
The new building of the Peoples Coop.
is being pushed to completion.
Mrs. Nj. ". ingalls,. wife of the chief
engineer of the Utah Sugar company her
daughter SOmmers and Mrs stanford
and her three daughters left for Califor-
MIA this week. Mrs Stanford VIII remain
there but Mrs. ingalls, Will return 70
Lehi after a short visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. c. c. Boone of American Fork has
taken her invalid sister 70 care for me
chill has been in the care OF Mrs t9qen-
ME Smuin for a number of years The
county will allow her $50 A week.
Through the efforts of MIR. W. W len
kins the barber. the Lehi band is holding
regular practice in the city hail anC be-
fore many months viii have passed Lem
will be the proud poSSesSor of an orgafii-
cation of local talent worthy of mention
a social was given the other evening al
the home of superintendent W r. Rack
er. The occasion being his 59th birthday
MIR. Racker will leave for mission to
Denmark about Feb. p.
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can with his friends there and their
friends in Washington for Mr. Collett-
What his efforts viii amount TO ren1SSns
10 be seen. Congressman Sutherland Is
Logging for Collect. while Mcdonald has
the kearnS backing.
The business men here. or rather a ma
jority of them. are for the Price man. be-
cause OF the fact that he is in position 70
divert considerable business TO this town.
while If Collett is chosen. the ln<aan
trade. or considerable portion OF IL.
would likely go TO NernaI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-30

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A WELCOME STORM.
The Long Dry Spell Broken in SEWER
CouptV

Richfield. Jan. "a cold, squally day
yesterday. accompanied by wind that
at times amounted almost to a blizzard,
followed two previous days of gale and
thawing winds. About an inch of snow
fell last night, and this morning is clear
and cold.
1t is reported that the wind was OF
unusual seve-ity or the mountains. Al
Kimberley several light frame buildings
were blown down. and the X. & s Trad
ing company's store was moved slightly
on its foundation.
This storm breaks the longest dry Win
ter spell known There had been no
storm since the first of December. II
had been quite cold. but the snow had
nearly all disappeared in the valley. SO
that the county roads were getting dusty.
The street sprinklers had been ordered
out several times 10 lay the dust in the
streets of this city.
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tons. Further comment on this matter
IS unnecessary.
Regarding the statement that the pres
ent Incumbent of the district attorney 5
otflce Is not a candidate for reelection. "
said another member of the local bar,
such was entirely unnecessary. The re-
sDectabie people of Carbon county and
eastern Utah will see to it that no such
material viii again be inflicted upon the
people Of this district"
County Attorney Frye when approached
said: Ny oath of office as an attorney
has never been violated. ] ask nc favors
OF Mr.. Livingston or any other district
attorney.
II has all along been conceded that Mr..
Livingston would be a candidate for
Judge Jonnsous district judgeship, but
politically this matter has done the gen
tleman great harm throughout the dis
trict
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To Prove what Swamp-RoOt the Great Kidney Remedy,
Will Do for YOU, Every Reader Of The Herald May
Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible
sur %
they
badly"
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stake President Takeg a Hand.
tspecial 70 The HeraIda

Price. Jan. 29.-Considerable interest is
being taken and more or less rivalry dis
played between the two gentlemen $
friends out for the Uncompahgre and
Uintah Indian agency appointment The
candidates so far are B. r. Mcdonald of
Price and r. c. c0llett of VernaI and no
stones are being left unturned by either
side.
The latest 10 interest himself il the
fight Is Reuben c. Miller president az
the Emery stake OF Zion. who went in to
Salt Lake city this week to 90 What he
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FoURTH DIsTRICT COURT.

Provo. Jan 29-The following orders
were made in the Fourth district court to-
day:
John OkeIberry vs. c. ". sanford; dis
missed without prejudice
Estate OF w. II. Wilson, deceased; pc
tition for order confirming sale of real
estate set for Feb II.
Estate and guardianship of Bennett and
Vivian Wing, minors: same order
Estate and guardianship of Mary c.
Thompson ct al, minors; petition for or
der of sale of real estate set fer Feb. ii.
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CouRT AT REAVER

Beaver City, Jan. 29.-In the case of the
state ex rel. N p. Ipson against Charles
Woolfenden, the attorneys took up the
whole forenoon in arguing the cast.
Afterward the court announced that he
would decide the case tomorrow morning.
Martha F. Denny was granted a decree
of divorce from Eugene R. Denny and
was given the residence property of the
parties at Milford.
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FOuND DEAD

New York, Jan. 29-Mrs. Clara Nor
ton Fuller, a professional pianist of
some prominence, was found dead in
her apartments in the Metropolitan
hotel tonight.
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EDITORIAL NOTICE.-If you
or bladder trouble, or If there is a Il
at once to DR. Kilmer & Co, Bingham
mail, Immediately, without cost TO "
q book containing many Of the thouss
tiers received from men and women CT
you read this generous offer in the s.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-18
xeltn's nav Theatre

A very attractive holiday bill has been
arranged Tor Keiih's Providence Theatre
next week, including no less than eight
topline features. The bill will be excel.
lently balanced, and should afford an
afternoon or evening OF genuine piessur c
TO everyone who sees II. The Kaufman
Troupe. unquestionsbiy the greatest OF
trick and fancy bicyclis,s will offer their
wonderful exhibition, which will Include
many novel and daring tricks and 10 Ger.
tain 10 win the favor OF the audience.
The Sander Trio, who we're seen at
Keith's about three seasons ago and made
q mos, emphatic hit, will r.sppesr and
offer their marvellous exhibition OF mu' =
culsr development and grace and skill
upon rings, also giving q truly wonder.
full denomination OF their weight lifting
powers, In which they lift by the teeth
weights OF 475 lbs. The Willis Family
are also remembered by Keith patrons ~
having won hearty favor when last seen
there about four years ago, their high.
class Instrumental sct being classed as
the beat In vaudeville today. Their act
appeals TO everyone, but especially 10
lovers Of good instrumental music.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-18

This 10 the season OF the year when the
prudent and careful hous.wif. replenishes
her supply OF ChsmberlsIn's Cough
Remedy. II 10 certain to be needed be-
fore the winter 10 over, and results are
much more prompt and satisfactory when
II 10 kept at hand and given s soon az
the cold 10 contracted and before 1t hs,
become settled In the sy.tsm. In almos,
every instance a severe cold ma, .&s
warded of by taking this remrdy heel,
as soon ss the first II dIcstion OF the cold
appears. There IL no danger in giving
q, To children FOR II contains no harmful
substance. tits pleasant to take-bo,h
adults and children like Il. Bay II and
ou will get the best. Il alwavs cures.
For sale nv B. A. Smith. Olnc,ville
Parker's Drug Store, Olneyville, ",
Dunning & Bro, Manton Ave.
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MANTON.

Mr.. Flank Hicks IL II.
Chester Ford is on the sick list
The Johnston schools close Friday for
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Raymond has moved from Wan.
skuck TO Manic avenue.
Rev. Mr. Mireholdt OF Harvard uni
yerSitJ preached Sunday at the Church OF
Christ
Rev. &. W. Caubel preached Sunday at
the Church Of Chtis', ST. James street,
Boston.
The Sunday School Of ST. Peters
Church gave an entertainment on Tues.
day evening In IIolden's Hall.
Grand Vice President John II. Hulme
visited Samuel Slater Lodge, Sons Of ot.
George, Of Lonsdale last evening.
The first grand fair Of the Manion
Drum Corps will be held In Kings Hall
January 1, 2,8O IS 10 ~ and 23
Postmaster A. +. Remington attended
the funeral OF his aunt, Mrs. James
Sweet, AT Centervlle on Wednesday after.
noon.
A ticket selling contest for watch Is
being waged BY Mr. John Henson OF
Nanton and Mr.. James Mckay OF Oney.
willie In connection with ;he nremen's fair
next month.
so, SS, Sro., signet rings, The latest
and most correct designs always on hand.
These rings are heavy, hand finished.
solid gold gentlemen's rings. We cut
monogram or initial tree OF charge. Al
!. A. ANGELL, I0lS Westminster street,
Providence, Olneyville Square.
Three appetizing pigs donated by Mrs,
Joseph Newman and roasted to a turn by
Banspach Brothers Of Olneyville greeted
the members and guests OF the Manton
Club at their fortnightly banquet Thusr.
day evening. The barbecue proved so
enjoy able that many who were partakers
of the feast will not require Christmas
turkey this year.
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SOUTH SCiTUATE.

Miss Norma Almy has been visiting in
Providence.
Mrs. Snow Of Providence. who has been
at her daughters has returned home.
Mrs. William Bowen, who has been
sick for two weeks is gaining in health.
Eddie BRttcy is working at Shepherds
In Providence, going back and forth each
day on the car.
The Potterville Sunday School and tho
South Scituate Sunday School will each
celebrate Christmas eve as usual. All are
invited.
Mrs. Charles Wilbur and son Stephen
OF Huntington, Mass Mrs. Earl Potter
OF Auburn and Mrs. a B. Barden and
Alice Potter or Edgewood have been visit.
ing here.
$40 for gents ao.Jear, gold. filed
watch, with Waltham or Elgin movement,
and warranted at ANGELES IolS West
minister street, Olneyvillc. Downtown
dealers are asking SIS and $50 for the
same watches,
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 1jd, at
7 O'Clock, there will be n Christmas set
vice and tree nj Trinity Church, South
Sciiuate (Richmond). An address, with
s,ereop,icon views, will be given by Rev.
Levi h. Edwards. Parents and children
are cordially invited to attend.
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Art Novelties.

a Large and Fine Selection of Picture ,
framed and unframed; Choice Water
Colors. You are invited to call and see
them. Novelties in all kinds of Frames.
New Art Gems received every week.
Pictures copied In Crayon, Pas,els.
Water Colors and OH. Old Oils aud
Pdstols restored. Pictures Of all kinds
framed at short notice. This is best
place In Providence TO purchase really
fine goods IN this line at reasonable
prices. Lllery a. Hall, 40 Westminster
strest