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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-10
GRIM REAPER,s WORK.
Many Deaths in Uintah County
''UncIe jerry, Hatch Laid Away.


Vernal, May 5--The harvest Of death in
TINS section Of the state through various
diseases is almost unprecedented. Yes
terday the wife of Ward Murray who
died from the effects OF blood poisoning,
was laid away. and TODAY two funerals
occurred. Uncle jerry Hatch and James
HoWorth, an old and respected resident Of
Southview-
The ceremonies over the remains of
Uncle Jerry Hatch were attended by
people from al over the county regard
less of religious distinction. as he was
universally respected by all who knew
MN, ana ne was known in almost every
household in the county.
There are number of people danger
2usly i'll at the. present writing, and it is
feared that the harvest of the grim
reaper VIII continue unabated
conner IhOmaS, state mine inspector,
was over at Duchesne during the week
dnu Inade an examination Of the gilSOnlte
mines at that point and examined several
applicants Tor mine fOremanship certifi-
Gates he found the ellison ASDhaltum
cOmpany's mines in good shape senerally,
with the exception of the tlmbering
which he found in faulty condition, which
resulted in an order being issued to make
some radical changes in the system of
tmbering. William O'Neil and George
Stewart were successful applicants for
LoIeinSihshlP certificates and James
O'Nen was granted a permit to act as
foreman at the Pariette mine, but was
not given certificate. Mr. Thomas went
from Duchesne to the Pariette mine and
from there to Price. He expects to re-
turn IN the near future TO take in the
gllSOn1te mines on White river.
William o Men started this evening for
Raven Park basin. where he is Interested
in the oil prospects over there. Reports
from the basin are in effect that every
thing is very encOura ging and the out
look for d paying field very bright.
The assessment roll for the present
year. which has been completed and
turned over TO the treasurer, shows de-
crease in the number of sheep and an in
crease In cattle the latter having for the
first time in several years the greater
valuation. Despite the loss of a great
many sheep, the total valuation is al
most equal to the total of 1902
Work on the new bank Tor Nernal viii
begin at an early date. The location will
be between the Coop. and the George A.
Lowe implement building, and the work
Of removing The frame buildings now on
the ground viii begin in a few days
The electric light people give out the in
formation that they will begin on the
work OF putting their plant in in the near
future.
The warm weather Of the past few days
has filled the canals and irrigation has
begun in earnest
Sheepnaen report that the losses among
the fIOcks are heavier than was at first
anticipated. A number of owners have
postponed shearing operations until after
the Landing season because of the poor
condition of the sheep
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MANTI NEWS NOTES.
Commissioners Make Several APP
pointments Throughout County.

Commissioners Make Several APP
pointments Throughout County.
Manti May 9-SenatOr Reed SmOot and
Apostle Matthias #. Cowley came 10 Manti
today from The north and viii drive from
here to Mayfield this afternoon, where
they will attend the quarterly conference
of the South Sanpete stake.
The repairing OF our city creek this
season amounted TO S25O-23, which is far
below the usual expense in former years
County Superintendent Of Schools Lar
sen met with the county commissioners
this week and suggested or recommended
that the county school tax be made 4
mills in place OF mills.
Mrs. Henry Adams of Nephi is in the
city guest OF Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Bird.
Josiah Rogers OF Beaver was in AIanti
this week, visitor at the home of sam
uel Ware.
Mrs J. c. Crawford was summoned to
Logan to attend to her son, Merriam.
who is reported quite i'll. The young man
IS attending school at the Agricultural
C. r. Nielsen. postmaster of MayfieId.
was a Afanf visitor this week.
Miss Annie O. Petersen of this city.
who the past winter has been teaching
very liberal offer by the trustees at Moab
10 teach school there the coming school
year
At the meeting of the county commits
sioners this week the following appoint
ments were made throughout the county.
H. c. Hansen Of Ephraim. bee inspector
cinct constable of Freedom. Andrew II.
Peterson, precinct constable OF Wales
Laurltz Christensen, precinct justice of
Freedom The resignation Of Dr. Il. F.
Andrews OF GunnisOn as physician of
health board No. was accepted. An ap-
preparation Of $50 was made to Andreas
Jensen for the changing of the road in
Freedom precinct near his land.
County Clerk Eliason this week issued
marriage license 70 Joseph BiXt, aged
IS. and Miss Louise BOvang, aged "a both
OF GunniSOn, Utah.
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STATE NEWS
TEACHERS SELECTED
Professor Carlson Reelected
Principal and Miss Griffith in
Charge Of High School.

Eureka, May 9.-The trustees of the
Eureka schools met last night and
elected teachers for the next school
year, which begins in September. Pro-
lessor A G. Carlson was re-eltced
principal and Miss Annie Griffith, a
srauuate of Nassar, who is now teach
ing IN Milford. Conn, viii have charge
OF the high school Miss IVA Thomas
OF ogden, who taught here two years
ago, VIII instruct the pupils of the
seventh grade, and Misses Jane Bowen.
Jennie WINNER and Mary Haynes will
succeed themselves in the seventh,
sixth and fifth grades. Miss Clara
Stotty who has been teaching at Silver
City, viii have the fourth grade, and
MISS Lou Murphy Will remain with the
little tots in the primary department,
with Miss G. E. Brown of Berkeley,
Cal, IN charge of the first grade Sew
erdl applicants are under .considerat ton
from them d selection viii be made
after the teachers examination has
been held The board has decided to
continue the eighth grade term until
the 18th inst, in order that the pupils
may be in training for the state ex-
aminatiOns which viii be held on June
l. John Ivey, the janitor, viii be re
tanned.
The committee from the city council
appointed to investigate the cost OF
providing water for irrigation purposes
for the city cemetery is ready with its
report, which viii be considered at a
special meeting of the council tonight.
They estimate the cost Of the pipe line
at $275. and il is probable that the
work viii be ordered at once. Water
can be procured al a nominal cost and
the fraternal orders, of which there are
a large number in the camp, have sig
nIred their willingness to assist in the
undertaking. The county commissions
ers also will contribute to the fund,
and the cemetery. which has been such
a forbidding spot for years. will soon
be transferred into a pretty park.
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s. PER HUNDRED for addressing en-
velopes: send dime and stamp for full
instructions; steady work c. E. Miller
& Co, Ely Bldg. Chicago.
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Notice Of Assessment.

MARTHA WASHINGTON MINING
company. Principal place of business,
given that at a meeting of the board of
directors held on the 18th day of April,
1903. an assessment OF one ID cent per
share was levied on the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable on or before
May IS, 1903. to Alviras Z. Snow. treas
urer. at room 40 D. p Walker building.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain uH-
paid on the 18th day of May. 1903. viii
be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is
made before. viii be sold on Monday,
June S, 1903, at Z clock noon, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with the
cost Of advertising and the expense of
sale.
ALvIRAs E. SNOW. Secretary.
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GLAsMANN WINS SUIT.
Mrs. Condor Must Buy Land Accord
ing to Contract.


The case of William GIasmann against
Lizzie S. Condor. wife of A. s. Condor,
was tried yesterday in the district court.
and verdict was rendered in favor OF
GIasmann by the jury. The action was
one involving a certain contract for the
purchase by Condor of a strip of land
from Giasmann- The Condor home on
Madison avenue adjoins the former Glas-
mann home. and as is well known TO the
public, the relations between the two
families were not always of the most
cordial character. A contract was signed
by Mrs. Condor for the purchase of a
certain strip of land between the two
houses, the strip being owned by Glas-
mann. Later Glasmann sold his place.
minus the rod of ground. TO Walter
Richey. and then-so the plaintiff COM
plained-COndon did not desire to make
the purchase, and Mrs. Condor tore up
the contract The allegations of the de-
PENDANT were that she was tricked into
signing the agreement to purchase. The
verdict of the jury, however, was that
Condor be required to accept the deed to
the rod of land and pay S275 Therefore:
also assuming $3.50 as pro rata sum. OF
a certain mortgage on the entire piece of
ground.
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YOUNG girl TO assist in general house
work. II Wellington court.
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as the salary is not as great as the Nephi
people VIII pay
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples. Alma Pitkin, aged
y. and Eva Stark, aged q, both Of Pay
SON. Robert Ashley OF Holden and Hannah
Cripper of Deseret, each . years of age;
John p. Dying. aged so and Hilda Be
talia Carlson, aged 3, both of Leht
Thomas EnOs has left for Santa Fe.
n NJ. where he viii take the position of
industrial teacher in the government In
dian school.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company is now arranging TO extend its
system into the farming district around
Provo
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NIDDLE-AGED woman for general
homework; good plain cook; have no OBJ
lection to widow with children. NJ 30,
Herald.
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CALENDAR FINISHED UP.
Judge Lewis Excuses Jurors Until
Notified to Appear

CoalvilIe May &-The. case of John
Contos. administrator. vs.. the Union Pa
cific Railway company was dismissed to-
day without prejudice. This was the last
case on the calendar.
Judge Lewis was requested by County
Attorney Calls to excuse the jurors I'M
til they were notified to appear, instead
of discharging them for the term. IN
support of this request Attorney Calls
stated that the mayor and members of
the CITY council of Park City had asked
him to institute proceedings in the dis
trict court for the removal from office
of the city marshal of that city The
their services were required they would
be notified
The Union Pacific was successful in
defeating two damage suits against it
this term Of court
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Trrigation

BY a new, cheap. durable and simple
invention for irrigating FLAT ARID
LANDS where water CANNOT be sup
piled by canals and bitches. Il Will
raise the pFeatic and underflOW water
from beneath the surface of the land
by a system purely original: by cleo
trio. gasoline. oil or other power. There
IS more gold coin in il for the state of
Utah than a span Of horses can pull
up Main street.
Do you want to join a company to
make and sell them in Salt Lake City ?
Can be seen in operation at The Salt
Lake Electric Supply company" Isl
Main street
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MACHINE girls and lady steam IRON
ers. Standard Steam Laundry
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Store Opens Monday.

The United Labor Mercantile company
viii ODen its store for business Monday
morning in the Thomas building at the
corner of Grant avenue and Twenty
fourth street This is the cooperative
store modelled after workingmens mer-
camille institutions in England, which
proposes to Introduce the system of profit
sharing with the customers. The plan
Is one devised BY the labor organizations
of the city. and its experiment is being
watched with q great dead of interest.
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GIRL wanted. s4s So. Sd EAST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


MANAGER-One of the largest cereal
food manufactures in the United States.
with a capacity of 10000. 900 packages per
annum, located at Battle Creek. Mich,
good credit and highest bank references.
finds it necessary, owing 10 the increas-
ing demand for its products. to open a
branch office in Salt Lake City, and we
want a capable man who can come well
recommended to fill the position Of To-
cal manager, salary, $1,500 per year and
percentage of gross sales Our manager
should make at least $500 per year IN
this territory. Must invest $500 in &C
cordance with our cooperative plan of
doing business. Address Pure Food, 155
Dearborn St, Chicago, Ill
WE CAN sell your real estate or bust
ness wherever located: we incorporate
and float stock companies; write Us. Ho-
ratio Gilbert & Co, Ellicott So, Buffalo
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GOOD girl for general Homework. i
Seventh East.
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DIES IN RooMING HOUSE.
Harry E Hyde, a Victim to Morphine
Habit. Passes Away.

H E. Hyde. a comparative stranger in
Utah. died early yesterday morning in the
Poplar Heights rooming house. The man
was a canvasser, or claimed to be- and
had applied for work at various places
but iIl-health prevented hts working. He
took seriously i'll Friday afternoon and
was attended by the city physician. In
his grip were found several packages
and bottles OF morphine in its various
forms, and it developed that the man
body was turned over to Undertaken
Richey and message was sent to his
wife, who. it is supposed, resides in But
faIO N
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MExIcAN PLAeUE REPoRT.

Washington. May 9.-The marine hos
pitaI service has received a teiegraphle
report from the president of the Mex
lean health council concerning the
plague situation on the west coast OF
that country. He says that not a case
has occurred at Mazatlin since March
16. but that there are ten cases at villa
Union and i've at SiauerOs.
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NEW HERALD OFFICE.

= Early this week the branch office I
= of The Herald win be removed from I
> the rooms in the Eccles building to (
= quarters in the w. 0. Kay building,
, 24S4 Washington avenue. Besides be- :
= ing larger the new quarters are more (
y easv of access and it IS hoped VIII
4 be a convenience appreciated by the
! friends of The Herald in Ogden.
>
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FLAMING TEE TURKS.

Salonica, May "a dispatch received
here from Sofa says the Bulgarian
government mas addressed a note TO
st. Petersburg, Vienna and Paris. de-
nying responsibility for the recent
Macedonian outrages and laying the
blame therefor on the Turkish authori-
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HELD OUT SHEEP AND wool.
Suit Commenced Against Adams &
Christensen to Recover.

menced by the American Fork Corpora
tive institution against A r Adams and
Hans Christensen for the recovery OF
ninety-eight head of sheep and 600 pounds
of wool, alleged to have been wrongfully
withheld from plaintiff by defendants
since April 30. 1903. or for 1918 in case
the property cannot be delivered. Plain
tiff also asks for $50 damages and costs.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
Collins deceased, the petition of Mary
Collins and others. asking for a partition
of property, was set for hearing May D.
Hearing of the petition of O. II. Berg,
executor of the estate of Christian Fred
erickson, deceased, for approval of final
account and for order of distribution, has
been set for Nav q
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Weber County Fair Association.

The directors of the Weber County Fair
association met YESTERDAY and organized
bv the election of the following officers:
Preston Blair. president: Lyman Skeen,
vice president: William Raymond, treas
urer: J. D. Skeen. secretary.
Another meeting is to be held in two
weeks. at which time the list of the
standing committees will be announced.
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DEATH OF MRS. JANE CRAIG.

Provo. May 9-Mrs. Jane Craig, wife of
c, G.. Craig of Vineyard, died Friday
from the effects of paralysis The de-
ceased was born in Scotland siXty-two
years ago and came TO Utah about thirty
years ago. residing at Vineyard the
greater part of the time since arriving
here. Mrs. Craig was highly respected
by her friends and acquaintance. She
leaves a husband and five children 70
mourn her loss. The funeral viii be held
Monday at IL O'Clock from the Vineyard
VIA I'd house.
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PUBLIC DEBATE.
The Subject to Be Discussed to En-
brace Public Ownership.

Sandy. May 9-There will be public
debate held in the Sandy ward house on
Tuesday. May y. 1903, at p m. The
subject will be: Resolved, That Munich
Dalities in the United States Should Own
and Operate Street Railways, Lighting
Plants and Telephones.
Affirmatfves-NIayor c. c. Grape. Prin-
cipal John w. Smith, County Commits
sioner w. W. Wilson.
Negatives Ernest Burgess. T NJ. Reese,
Frank +. Holman university stuoents)-
The debate viii be a lively one, as both
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GOOD girl for waiter on she table
small restaurant P. o. Pox Isl
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Ogden Church Announcements.

First Presbyterian church-Morning sub
jet, in Christ's Stead" Evening serv-
ice at s; the second sermon in the series
The Mountains, the Handiwork of
God. Sunday evening subject, How the
Mountains Were Upheaved. with special
relation to the phenomena of the Wa
satch range near Ogden. The choir will
furnish two anthems.
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Church of the Good shepherd. corner

Church of the Good Shepherd. corner
Grant and Twenty-fourth streets; Rev
Alfred Brown. rector-Early celebration
T:30 a. m: Sunday school. 9:45; morning
prayer and sermon, Il; Daughters of the
King, p. m; evening service, s. Morn
ing text, All power is given unto thee
in heaven and in earth: evening, 10
seph of Arimathea being a disciple Of
Jesus, but secretly. for fear Of the
Jews.1 besought Plate that he might take
away the body of Jesus. and Plate gave
him leave. He came, therefore, and took
the body of Jesus. And there came also
Nicodemus.
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FRENcH MoNKs FINEp.

Paris. May 9.-A number of Caupa-
chin and COIate fathers have been
fined $ each at Anglers for refusing to
disband. At tClermont- Ferrand eight
Redemptionists were fined 81 each for
the same reason.
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THE CROSS ESTATE.
Petition Filed by Widow For APP
pointment as Administrative.

A petition was filed yesterday in the
probate section of the district court by
c. W. Cross, asking for the appointment
Of herself as administratrlX of the es-
tate Of the late c. w. Cross. The petit
ton gives the probable value of the es-
tate as $4,000 OF the sum 5000 is in
personal property, consisting Of the Cross
harness store, with stock. accounts and
the like The balance Of the property is
real estate, situated in various parts of
the city. The heirs are the petitioner
and five childTen-Annie. aged Il: Charles
G., aged Z, and Alfred X, aged 4.
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Ogden Briefs

Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
TO I.erov Ellis. 21 Of Woods Cross, and
Miss Emma Mcfarland. 19. Of West
Weber: also to Paul A. Mastrojani, Is,
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10 TRADE

FUTILE BROS. 149 Main street
Good new 5-room brick cottage, about
4 blocks from the temple. to exchange for
pieae of land, 3 to 10 acres. within or 6
mics south or southeast of city; not over
S, 900 value. Tuttle Bros.
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wANFEp-sTTuATIoNs.


YOUNG MAN wants work for board
Apply Moler, o. L. list South.
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FAIR OR CRAIG.
One of These viii Be President of
Council.

The choice Of a successor to c. W.
Cross. whose death left vacancy in the
CITY council. has narrowed down to two
men, John Farr and William Craig. Both
gentlemen reside in the locality of the
Third ward. from which Mr.. Cross was
elected. and were. in fact, immediate
neighbors Of the dead councilman. Mel
Their man is making an active canvass for
the position and the city council is en-
deavOring to have the party organization
of the ward make the selection. Prob
ably the matter win be settled tomorrow
night
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MIDWIVES.

MRS. LIZZIE GEISLER, Ss6 W. sra
North, attends cases before, during ana
after confinement VIII nurse patients
at her home X desired. References
given
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Methodist churcl-Sunday school, 10 A.
m. preaching. II, subject .Conquering
Faith class meeting. II M; senior
league, D. m; preaching. 4 subject
Caught of Guard. Rev G. s Womer,
pastor.
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Methodist church-Sund.

First Congregational church-No morn
ing service; evening subject Henry
Drummond, His Life and Character.
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GIRL. general homework. family of
three. 500 First St.
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DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
DIR. r. HARGADINE, DENTIST. RIM.
y Galena block, State St Extraction free
dlIings soc up; set teeth. S4.00.
WM. BROADBENT, D. .. s.. INFO
date dentistry, Western Dental Co, g
Eagle block
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GIRL or woman for general house
work. Family of three adults. SO No.
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GIRL for general housework, small
family, good wages ~ East 1st So.
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RUPTURE a THING
OF THE PAST
A Marvellous Discovery Made by a
Syracuse Genius by Which He
Positively Guarantees Any Rup-
ture Can be Cured at Home.
Flooded With Letters From All Parts
of the Country Which Show I'm
heard of Cures-A Complete Rev
olution in Rupture Treatment.

Read this remarkable letter. 1t is only
one of thousands now on file in our
office which tell similar story:
Replying to your inquiry, in my hum
bic opinion there is but one appliance
made and that is the ElectTus. For thir
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GIRL for general homework and cook
ing family of three 724 +. ID South
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WANTED, young girl IA or 10 years old
for light house work No children. Apply
Mrs. WInn. corner York street, 9Th East
drive Waterloo
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GIRL for general housework, IS per
week: no washing 1910 So. 9Th E
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GOOD cook; small family: good wages.
call in the morning between and 10
Mrs D. s Murray, g o St
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GIRL or woman to assist in house
work: good wages Can 2 North State
St; Mrs. L. c. Chester. - ..........-.......