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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20
He BROKE HIS ARM.
Aged Jack Skinner Was Showing
Children How TO Coast.

Children How TO Coast.
Jack" Skinner the "49er" VINO is liv-
ing On q tent with his wife i'm the old
CRY haymarket forgot for the moment
yesterday that be was no longer in his
teens and tried 10 show some children
how to slide down hill Jack did
turn which none of them could equal.
too. but it cost him a broken arm. A
woman who passing helped the old man
20 his humble abode and then notified
David Niclzum, who lives across the
street, Mr.. Nickum procured the ser
vices of DIT. Ewing through the agency
of the Elks' organization and the in
jured man was attended to.
The old couple have been living in the
tent since the early part Of the winter
upon rather short rations. Through the
extreme kindness ~ the neighbors they
have not been allowed 20 suffer and by
means OF a little work that Skinner has
been able TO procure they have man
aged 20 get along.
Some time since an article appeared
in the newspapers. stating what the
condition of the couple was and rec
commended any charity which any one
might feel inclined to bestow. At that
time the country was doing a little to-
wards helping them Mrs. Skinner said
sfter that the authorities would DO
nothing for them. saying she - had
caused the piece TO be printed i'm the
papers 10 arouse sympathy. She Went
10 the city and county building so she
SAYS and there they told her t0 go back
to California where she had come from.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20
GENERAL STRIKE
OF THE SHOP MEN
RumoT Of Trouble on Union and
Southern Pacific Jan. I.
SHORT LINE NOT INVOLVED
ALLEGED VIoLTIoN OF RECENT
AGREEMENT.

Chicago. Dec. IA general strike Of
nachinists. boilermakers and black
smiths on the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific railroad lines may be de-
clared by Jan. J. Violation Of the
agreement which ended the machine
shop strike is alleged. International
President slocum, OF the Brotherhood
Of Blacksmiths, is quoted as authority
for the statement that the companies
are attempting to evade a stipulation
that piece work should be abolished
within four months.
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New supplv Of Power.

II is announced BY the Utah Light &
Power company that the current Will
be turned on today at noon from the new
generating plant at the Garland Sugar
factory over the new line Just extended
to ogden.
The current goes into the general dis
trlbutive system and viii be handled the
same as that generated at tho power
house IN this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20
Speaks without Authority.

Omaha Neb Dec. f9-Cnion Pacific
Shopmeu in Omaha deny the report that
strike of blacksmiths and other ma
Chinlsts OF the Union and Southern Pa-
CIfic systems is contemplated Jan. l.
They declare that the conditions and rela-
lions between the company and the meu
orc harmonious at this time and that
there is no cause for any labor difficulty.
They assert that international President
Slocum 81 speaking without authority
when he says that a strike Is contemplate
I'd. The men here say they have no
grievance AT this time.
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CARD 81 THANKs

Mr. I. G. shoup wishes to thank ali OF
his friends for their kindness extended 10
him in his late bereavement. the loss of
his loving wife, Agnes May ShOup
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Sion - 10 Involved.

J. +. Dunn. superintendent Of mo-
tive power of the oregon Short Line,
said last evening that the threatened
strike on Jan. 1 would not extend to
the machinists boilermakers and
blacksmiths of the Short Line. There
IS no dissatisfaction among the men
in his department, and the matter OF
strike has never been discussed by
them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20
CoLORADo CoUPLE MARRIED.

Price Utah Dec. 1S.-Anothe- Gretua
Green marriage was solemuized mere on
Tuesday last. when i. n. BrankaEp AND
Mrs Julia NJ. Robinson. both OF Colorado.
were united in marriage by Justice of
the Peace Willard Of Price. The couple.
both ~ whom are well along in wears.
requested OF the county clerk that the
facf Of q license being issued u tssm
be Kept from the newspapers. TEey are
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Mnneu - sohool Pianos.

A special meeting Of the board OF edu-
cation was held last night and the various
school principals made reports Of prog
ress ia raising funds for the purchase OF
pianos The principals reported an ag-
gregate sum OF 81 100 raised through the
work OF teachers and pupils.
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FUNERAL or ROBERT STEELE.

Coalvfile. Dec. 1.-THE funeral services
~ the late Robert Steel. who was killed
br q premature blast iu the DAILY West
mine were held this afternoon in the
stake tabernacle. Elders George Beard,
" W. Clufc c. g. Cells and ALMA III
dredge were the speakers. The coal mil-
crs Uere granted "a lay-off 80 that they
could arterd the funeral. which they did
iu a body. Deceased was q member OF tne
odd Fellows. and that organization OBJ
served the usual rites at the grave.
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PoU1TRY Slow PRrzEs.
Premium List Issued For Third An
nuaI Exhibit

nual Exhibit.
The programme and premium list of the
third annual show Of the Poultry e. Pet
Stock association, which is to have its eX-
hibitiOn Jan. g. and S in ogden. has just
been issued. Aside from the list OF pre-
NUNS and the special information for
exhibitors. about the most instructive
feature OF the pamphlet Is the advertising
pages, which reveal that a goOdly mum
Der of well known Ogden men ard wO-
men are well along in the poultry BUSH
ness. At least twenty we'll known resi-
dents of Weber county advertise some
special breed of poultry. the producing
OF which they have made a speciality and
for which they have become celebrated.
NO business I'm Weber county has ad-
vanced with greater strides than has the
poultry business. Its volume amounts TO
no less than sl00008 a year. One market
by actual figures handles dressed poultry
TO the amount of over Sl090 per month.
in the forthcoming exhibition, besides a
long list Of prizes offered by manufac-
tuners ana merchants. a large number Of
association prizes are 10 be given.
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tend a musical arranged for the occasion.
W %. Roberts, jr.. Of this city has charEe
Of tho musical programme. which in
sures artistic success. After the pro-
gramnne the Provo visitors viii return on
a special train The. committee has de-
cided to limit the eNcUusiOnists 10 fifty
couples Tickets can be obtained from
Alex Hedquist, George A. Cluff and
Creorun D Howe
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Holiday Week at the Theatres.

The attractions at the Grand opera
house this week include Mickey Flynn 80
Monday night; Robson i'm Richard Car
vel Tuesday night; Denman ThompsOn's
The Two Sisters. Thursday night.
Marie Wainwright in Twelfth Night p
Thursday night
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vogeler Seed & Produces CO.

60 West First South St, are head
quarters for Christmas Trees. Red Ber-
ries, Holly, Honey, Popcorn, Turkeys
and Geese.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

Everybody can well afford to have
Christmas tree; very low prices on
them at
VOGELER'S SEED STORE.
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The Xmas List

For the man not complete without The
item Of gloves or suspenders. Extensive
lines 10 select from
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
156 Main Street
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The largest stock of popcorn. comb
and extracted honey. Lees. Pratt's.
International and Vogeler's poultry and
stock foods Vogelev Seed store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

Miss Leone Cahoon Of Murray won
the honor of being queen Of the
Granite stake fair in a spirited contest.
closing Friday night at III o'clock The
voting Of the last half-hour was blind.
The vote stood at the close of the con-
test:
Murray-Leone Cahoon ........-.......17.S $50
Farmers ward-Jessie Christopher
son ...-.. ...... ....... ........ ........4G 10l
Big COttGnwoOd-Carrie NeilsOn-....32.S 45
South CottonwoOd-Lily Hicks ......if $40
Wilford-Minnie Best ..................l 0S SIS
Mil Creek-Ferne Park ............... s go
Forest Dale-Ethel earn ............. 1880
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STATE NEWS


mercantile business in Price and whose
business was destroyed by fire o few
months since, Is building himself home
at Salt Lake City and expects 70 move
there with his family sometime after the
first OF the year. The varied interests
of the Emery County Mercantile Compa-
ny. of which Mr.. Olson was manager and
principal owner. are being closed out.
DISTRICT COURT AT PROVO.
Provo. Dec. I9-The case of Springville
vs.. o. H. Mower is stfll before the Fourth
The following orders have been made:
Estate of john n. Montague. deceased
john Taylor ST., James Boyle and Mark
Tanner appointed appraisers
NJ h. Prcie VS.. Mt Nebo Land & u
rigatonl company; motion to set aside
stipulation set for Dec n
Santaquin Mining company vs.. High
Roller Mining company; PLAINTIFF gwen
until Dec 26 90 serve and file cost bill
Citizens OF Spanish Fork Fs. Spanish
Fork city Ca suit to have portion OF
/ the western part of the city segregated)
was argued and taken under Amusement
Luna b. Clark has commenced suit for
! dvOirce against George II. Clark on the
cruelty. 1t is charged that in July. 1875
defendant broke a heavy cane over pialn-
tiffs arms, and has at Sundry times
threatened to Kill her. chased her out e
the house with an Ak and used vile ava
abusive language towards her. 1t is also
charged that on several occasions, when
defendant has been drunk, ne mas at
tempted to set fire to the house. and that
plaintiff fears defendant will do some
violent act towards her unless restrained
by the court. There are five minor chill
dren of whom plaintiff asks to be award
ed the custody. she also asks that con-
siderable Pleasant Grove real estate, OF
which defendant is the owner. be SCI
aside for the support OF plaintiff and the
children The parties were married at
Pleasant Grove June Il. 1900
ID. J. Ryan has commenced suit against
z e George. 4. D. Beeman and the sig
net Gold & Copper Mining company 20 he
awarded oue-third of the capital stock OK
said mining company. and s2t which ne
alleges is due him for labor performed on
the Signet mining claims. in American
Fork canyon. under contract with delenc-
/ ants George and Beeman. entered Into be
fore the company was organized ana took
control Of the mining property
estate of John p Jones. deceased.
hearing on report and final account CON
| sinued TIN Dec. 26.
Estate of Sarah LUnn, deceased oruef
confirming sale of real estate granted.
Estate and guardianship OF Reed crown
ct al. order confirming sale OF rear
estate Granted.
Estate and, guardianship Of Katherine
L. stone ct AL order confirming SAFE VI
/ real estate granted $50
Spanish Fork citizens VS.. Spanish foIlN
/ City; petition for segregation granted a.
praved for except as 20 small portloh
Of the territory on the east SIDE OF tle
section asked to be segregated, on wnich
the Rio Grande depot is located
/ Tho. case Of Spriugville VS.. o r. Mower
! ef al is stu before the district court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

Big Cottonwood Withdrew rev hours
before the contest closed. leaving Murray
and Farmers in the race, the rest of the
contestants having previously with
drawn. Miss Leone CahoOn is very pop
ular and a large number Of admirers
contributed heavily 10 the victory. The
coronation ceremonies took place Satur-
day at O'Clock and We're very elaborate
and attractive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

Washington. Dec. 19-It was stated
at the navy department that the cruiser
New York Is under orders TO go TO San
Francisco as soon as repairs are COM
pleted After taking supplies there she
viii go 20 the Isthmus 10 act az Ad-
miral Glass flagship. The Admiral has
been temporarily flying his flag on the
Narblehead. which is too snail for the
admirars use
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The difference In me price is very liz
lie between good jewelry and the poor
kind. Everything is good at Parks.
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STOVE REPAIRS.

HAVE your furnace repaired and vof..
stoves repaired and set up before cofr
weather sets in we can do am this fo-
you. Western Foundry & stove Repsir
works. Phone l625-N.
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You ought to see the fine GOODS at
Parks Jewelry Store. They're very
reasonable. too.
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Holidav Fxhibits.

our neclzwear shows new weaves and
patterns from famous makers.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
JOS Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

Franklin's Christmas candies. every
piece fresh and absolutely pure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

Remember Franklin's candies are the
only Kind Lhat wiz 30 this Chrlstmas.
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sCAVENGERs.

e-e-s-.re~--e~-4--,--r
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY Offoal
g. W 1st south Tel 1u1-N
SALT LAKE sCAvENGER co. Office
q En.--E nT.Lr rrnL q.
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osTEOPATHY
PLUMRTNe 80 HEArrno

~~-~-~--~3--@r-~HFsf
plumbers. 221 South State ST. Tei. zI93-L
n. w. JAMES & co. plumbing stea nj
and hot water contractors 65 East Sec-
Ond South street. Phone 37s
JAMES J. FARRELL. $50 south Ma \
street. Phone l205-k.
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ADMIRAL GLASS FLAasH1P.
Cruiser New York VIII Be Sent to the
Isthmus.

Seattle. Wash. Dec. ia dispatch
from the Puget Sound navy yard says
that hurried preparations are being
made to put the cruiser New York into
condition to sail. officers have been
in Seattle bidding their families good
bye.
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Something Tor everybody at % rca-
sonable price at Parks Jewelry Store.
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Monday Tuesday
Wednesday, TEfursefav

@N-A@AA-'l-dG4a aaeaHsdlaaaH-
y WATER COLORS by well known =
= salt Lake artists, sold regularly =
from zoe 20 $500. Xmas sale, UNI 4
framed. 50C to soc: framed $50.
y $3.50. $3.50. $500
> HARGRAVE MEDALLEONS. =
. fine goods at q low price. others 4
sell them from $500 90 Sl5.O8 we \
y have priced ours at 500. $3.50. $50
= BkTSON GIRLS. regular prices
5Oc 20 500 designs. now. unframed. =
23c, 40c; framed. -75c S1@ s1Z5. 4
= Have you seen them GOOD \
y LUCK Reduced prices for Xmas
4 sale. unframed. 25C. @5c, framed. Z
75c, SLoo. sl35 =
? WILL IT HOLD? Unframed. Il.
y 35c, framed, same as Good Luck
l. They are new and they are good. =
= TABER PRANG ART CO..
= known the world over as makers
4 Of fine goods. ArtOtypes, richly I
= Trained, $500 and 5000 values. for =
= $3.50.
y ETCHINGS are returning to IA
= vOr, and we are showing a nice line Z
at prices where all can afford 4
y them We have them priced. A
= framed. at $500 S325 S4.O0. $3.50.
y Regularly sold at One-third to one '
4 half more.
SHEET PICTURES. genuine
> piatino prints, 60c. zoe, S1.35. Nudes
y in black and white, S1.00 Finely I
\ colored artotypes, $50, the price 4
Of which is One-half Of that usual
= ly charged in art stores.
y AMERICAN WALL
= PAPER COMPANY 1
= +. Sd So. Tel 14s2-X "
= CHARLES BODEL. (
= y = y = = = > , = y = y = = > = 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

GROSHELL'S TICKET OFFICE. es-
tablished l8SS. Railroad tickets bought
sold and exchanged. No. 23l Main ST
F. H. Grosheu. manager.
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~ f1t y your VICE
SPECIAL Undertaking. seance tonight
at Arnold Dickson's An can See arrf
talk with their spirit friends Am fn-
vtted- 200 w. Second South
MAIE LYNN. PIANIST and astroIorist
removed TO 90 ". 2d So, upstairs
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TICKET BRoKERs.

N-N-~-NNs-~~~~~~~~~~~s~~>y~
OTTINGER'S TICKET OFFICE ID j.
Franklau .. manager is w 20 So ST.
Tel IDS3-
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sPIRITUALIsTs.
WHO IS your wife?

MRS. p. FONTYN. CIairvovsnt ana
Trance Medium. 267 south West -reppia-
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FAY. GRAIN AVID COZ

'-~~>~-~--'-'~-~'-~
WE ARE headquarters for hay. era n
flour. feed and coal. wholesale and refa
Orders promptly attended 60. IZs E Sec
ond South. Phone 1895. Marnare a. TO-
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SITUATION Is
MORE WARLlKE

Ccontinued Ion g -
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-FOUR DAYS OF
CHRISTMAS
PICTURE
SFLLlNG4

-FOUR DAYS MORE I'm which 10
take advantage Of the little prices
we offer on High Grade Beautiful
Pictures and Picture Framing.
Como early
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DENTISTS

-~e~y~-~~-N-~v-~~---r----> -N--0-~"se~e~~~@
SILVER filings, from soc to 81. Cole
filings from 81 M. Crown and bridge
work of the best quality Plates MADE
that fit the mouth. Extracting without
main. Work guaranteed. Dr. Twin. az
Main ST.
WHO IS vour vrifeq
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
PERS ONAL POINTS

Attorney c. J. Searle went to Aledo
this morning.
w. H. Gest. Jr., leaves this evening
for trip including a number of
points in Texas and the adjacent
southwest.
Thomas Mabley left last night via
the Rock Island Ior a trip to the Pa
cific coast. his objective point being
Everett, Wash.
Rev. c. F. stephens, of Trenton,
Mo, is in the city, and will preach
morning and evening tomorrow at
Memorial Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hansen de-
parted last evening with their house
hold goods for Dayton, Miss, where
Mr.. Hansen is interested in saw
mill.
NJ. Il. Carrier. of Lansing. Mich. the
fifth member of the Woodmen board
of auditors. arrived last evening to
attend the sessions of that body now
being held at the head office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
Notice.

Independence camp. No. PC, NJ. w.
of ~, will hold its annual installation
of officers Monday, Jan. II, beginning
at p. m. 1t will also give a smoker,
at which time an oyster supper will
be served. \ good program has been
provided, to which members of other
lamps are cordially invited.
WILLARD Il. STEVENS. V. c.
Frank \. Graves, Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
|LOSSSE:TTLED
Insurance Companies
Pay County So
1881
FOR INFIRMARY FIRE
Special Meeting of SUI
pervisors to Be
Called.

Terms of a settlement were arrang-
ed this morning between the infirma-
ry committee of the county board and
one of the adiusters representing
part of the IL companies having in
surance on the county buildings de
stroyed by fire at Coal Valley a cou-
pie of weeks ago.
The terms viii give the county a
total loss on everything but the bed
ding upon which division was made
The amount due from the companies
is $S.S93.S1. The committee will meet
next week to sign the agreement with
adjusters representing the remaining
companies.
1t is now thought likely that
meeting of the board will be called
during the latter part of the month
for the purpose of getting plans I'M
der way for the rebuilding of the in
Urinary.
New Infirmary Plans.
The committee dislkes taking the
responsibility of contracting for
new building and more especially in
view of some slight sentiment that
has developed in favor of the removal
of the institution to some place near
er the county seat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
New InfirmarY plans.
COUNCIL DISCUSSES
RAISING THE LICENSES

The Rock Island city council met
last evening for the purpose of read
ing and approving a section of the re-
vised ordinances. No other business
was taken up.
One of the clauses reported by the
committee on revision provided for
the raising of the license fees OF sa-
looms from $500 TO 5000 per annum.
This was discussed with some spirit
and finally it was amended to read as
heretofore. $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
Licensed to wed.
Pains In the stomach

Like toothache, this is not a dan.
gerous. but decidedly unpleasant
ailment. Persons who are subject to
attacks of it will be pleased to know
that prompt relief may be had by talS-
ing a dose or two of Chamberlain S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This remedy is equally valuable for
children and when reduced with wa
ter and sweetened is pleasant to
take. For sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
NEW SMALLPOX CASES
IN MORDHoRsT FAMILY

Four other members of the Mord-
horst family in the east part of the
city have begun to show symptoms of
smallpox. The son. John, who first
took the disease. is recovering, the
healing process having well advanced.
When he was found to have the dis
ease the others were vaccinated. but
having already been exposed they
were still liable to be afflicted in a
lighter form.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
TWO COWS PERISH
INA BURNING BARN

Two cows persisted in the burning
of barn on the premises of George
Allen. in Campbell's addition. Thir
tieth street and Nineteenth avenue,
last night. How the fire. which de-
stroyed the building and its contents.
started no one seems able to explain.
The loss is $500 with insurance of
800.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10

The crowned heads of every nation.
The rich men, poor men and misers
All join in paying tribute to
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
II. Williams, San Antonio, Texas.
writes: Little Early Risers are the
1est l ever used in my family. / I'M
lesitatingly recommend them to ev-
rybody. They cure constipation,
iliousness, sick headache, torpid liv-
r, jaundice, malaria, and al other
yer troubles"
Harper House pharmacy; a. j.
s;eiss drug store, corner Seventh ave-
nue and Twenty-seventh street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
NEW ORGAN FOR ST.
JOsEPHS CHURCH ARRIVES

The handsome new pipe organ for
st. Joseph's Catholic church arrived
today from Chicago. where it was
made at the factory of Lyon d Heal
ey al a cost of $4,000. 1t was ordered
through Totten'S music house and
will be put together in the choir loft
of the church next week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately existing between
John &. Leaf and Charles j. Coy, un-
der the name of Leaf q Coy, contract
ors, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. and i'm the future
said business will he continued under
the management of John G.. Leaf.
Rock Island, ILL.,. Jan. ,. 1903.
JOHN G. LEAF.
CHARLES j. COY.