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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
HUNTINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Business Houses Make Good Show
ing on Years Business.

Huntington Jan. 20.-The last ten days
have been busy ones for the Huntington
Coop. and the Huntington Mercantile
company. in taking stock. electing Of
ficers. etc. Tbs Huntington Coop. has
elected the following board OF directors:
W. a. Cuymon. O. J. Harmon. Orson
Robbins. Robert Gordon and Levi Har-
mon They have declared IA per cent
dividend for the year 1902, 10 per cent
goes into the sinking fund. They carry
S22 oGG capital o. j. Harmon is secretary.
treasurer and superintendent.
The Huntington Mercantile company
has elected as directors Lee simmons Pc
ter Johansen Mrs WiIstead Chris Will
cock and J. p. Broekbank with George
NJ Miller. superintendent. This store has
declared dividend of y per cent. II per
cent payable in merchandise and 10 per
cent going into the sinking fund. They
have also paid off a cash debt of $3.50
ana have lessened the outstanding ac-
counts 81 500. The former president and
a large stakeholder Chris Johnson. has
sold out his interests In the Huntington
Mercantile company 10 George NJ. Miller
and there is getting to- be quite a rivalry
in both stores as to who shall own the
most stock.
changes. Martin Jensen has resigned
from the position of-town marshall street
supervisor and wateTmaster. and the
board has appointed r. A. Howard mar
shall and street supervisor and J. II.
leonard waterma steT-
A suit is being prepared against f. +.
Woods an attorney of Castle Dale. to
recover A balance on a law library he has
been owing for long time.
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BRINGS IN DEsERTER.
Thomas Scott Surrenders Himself to
Sheriff Cronin.

Eureka. Jan. H.-Sheriff Cronin went TO
salt Lake this morning with a man by
the name of Thomas Scott. who claims
TO be q deserter from the United States
army. Scott says he enlisted in October Of
last year, in Oklahoma He was taken
TO the Preside and put to work on the
tasteful and not in conformity with his
ideas of soldering, and in consequence he
deserted in December. Scott had been
working on the grade of the bennington
cutoff until recently For several DAYS
he has been lOafing around town He
read an account of the capture of a de-
serter in Salt Lake recently and concluded
TO give himself up. The $50 reward will
be divided between Sheriff Cronin and
City OFFICER Con j. Hannifin.
The city has demanded of the trustees
OF the Latter-day Saints church a license
fee Of $40 a quarter for running a dance
hail. Some time ago they paid s. and
the notice declares that unless the bal
ance of 50 is paid no more dances in the
new church viii be allowed. I,1e new
church which the Saints erected last sum-
mer has never been dedicated but has
been used almost exclusively as an amuse-
ment hall. the trustees undertaking in
that novel manner to complete the build
ing fund. A dance is scheduled to be
given there on Jan. 80.
Thomas Freeman, representing the
UniCn Coffee * Spice company, was ar
rested this morning charged with a viO-
latiOn of the license ordinance of Eureka
City. For several years this town has
been infested with canva ssers for all
sorts of things About three months ago
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Provo. Jan 21.-Philip J. Beard and
Mervin Blanchard have petitioned the
Fourth district court for the appointment
of Philip J. Beard as guardian of the es-
tate of Emma Blanchard, an incOmpe-
ten-.
The petition for an order of sale of real
estate Of Emma Nevada Starr ct al.
minors. has been set for hearing Jan. p.
Estate of Orrawen SimOns deceased
petition for approval of final account and
distribution has been set for hearing
Jan o.
Spanish Fork Coop. vs.. Herman Col
trim: hearing continued till Jan. y.
RAYMOND & Williams We. SouthWOrth
Bros; Henry & Gesford of Napa, Cal, ap-
pointed to take testimony; case set for
Feb 1e
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TENSION INCREASED.
Bombardment Will Tend to Delay
Settlement

London JAN 22.-The news of the sec
Ond bombardment of Fort San Carlos
reached London too late to be printed in
the papers of this morning, which nearly
all comment upon the -olive branch
which the German chancellor, Count yon
Buelow is holding out to Great Britain
in his speech and in the reichstag and
upon the difficulties in which the chan
cellOr. by being obliged to defend his i'm
perial masters acts without being re-
sDonsible for them. becomes involved.
President Castro's demand that the
blockade be raised before the negotia-
lions are opened is regarded here as GER
tain TO create further deiayssr and the be-
lief has been expressed that the second
bombardment of the Maracaibo fort VIII
greatly increase the difficulties of the
situation.
The Standard. referring to the previous
bombardment of Fort San Carlos. says;
ut is difficult to maintain a pacific
blockade. and in the long run Venezuela
must be the chief sufferer from such
cOntretemps. 1t may be hoped that Pres
ident Castro will see this and promptly
authorize Minister Bowen to agree to the
very reasonable preliminary conditions
laid down by the aggrieved powers
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HAVE FORMED SOCIETY.
Utah County Postmasters to Discuss
Questions Affecting Service.

Provo, Jan 4---Pursuant to call made
by Postmaster Glove of Provo. Postmasf
ter Ross OF Lehi ana Postmaster Peters
or American Fork, a meeting of postmas-
terS OF Utah county was held in the club
room OF the Woman's Republican club
IN TINS city for the purpose of forming
a county organization of postmasters
me following pOstmasters were present: :
Glove OF Provo. Simons of Payson Law
renee or Spanish Fork. DOugall of Spring
vile. Peters of American Fork. Ross of
Lehi, Mrs. Stickney of Santaduin
Thorne of Pleasant Grove and Craner Of
Mr.. Glove was elected chairman and
Mr.. Ross secretary. Mr.. Glove gave an
address Of welcome and explained the
Denef1tS OF county organization for the
postmasters and the service. Letters Of
regret were read from the postmas ters of
Goshen and Thistle.
The organization was effected under the
name of the Utah County Postmasters'
association. with the following officers:
James Glove, president; Grant Simons.
vice president; ;. w Ross, secretary and
Messrs. simons. Peters and Dougan
were appointed a committee on constitU-
ton. after which the meeting adjourned
to the residence of Mr. Glove where they
were entertained at dinner.
In the afternoon a constitution was pre-
regarding the mail service were dis
cusseG. Among the changes desired for
which the association viii work is an
extra mail clerk on the Oregon Short
Line trains Nos. and L.
The constitution provides that every
postmaster and assistant postmaster in
the county shall be eligible TO member
ship upon the payment OF an initiation
fee of 81
The president. vice president and secre-
tary and treasurer are an executive CON-
mittee, with power TO transact business
for the association between regular ses-
sicns. Regular sessions are to be held
on the third Wednesday of the first month
Of each quarter, the place of meeting 10
be designated by the executive commit
tee at least two weeks before the time
of meeting.
Seven members constitute a quorum.
and a ma ioritv vote on any question nj
a regular session of the association shall
be binding on all members of the assoc
citation
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CouRT a. IoGAN

Logan jan 21-The case OF w. w
Wilson vs.. T. d. Roberts. which was the
first to be tried at this term of the First
district court. was closed yesterday
when the jury rendered a verdict in favor
of the plaintiff, awarding him $50. He
sued for $40.
The case of Alex H Moyes VS. the Lo-
gan Sugar company, in which the plain
tiff sues for $2l 600 damages for alleged
personal injuries, was called last even
ing but after some discussion a motion
for a continuance until the April term
was granted. upon the condition that the
defense paw $40 TO defray the cost Of
bringing the plaintiffs witnesses into
court
The case of George Roth VS.. David Ec-
cles is now in course of trial. Roth sues
to recover a $4,000 damage award for in
iuries sustained through being hit on the
head with a brick while working at the
sugar factory in October. 1901
The case of the Logan & Richmond
Irrigation company VS. John S. PETERSON
was set for trial on Jan. %.
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REPUBLICANS Fill TO
VOTE IN COLORADO
CONTINUED from Page /,

TO defeat Addicks, today submitted
their refusal to extend the time limit
OF the offer. Representative Blynn-
one of the members of the regular con
ference committee, who received the
answer, said: sThey are rushing Us on
this. We have not had time to consult
the wishes Of our constituents. and this
we must do before making such a
move
The ten regular Republicans received
scores of letters and kilograms TODAY
from all parts of the country. MANY
favored coalition. others a continuance
Of the vacancies, while others urged
the giving away TO the majority, thus
electing Addicks.
The two houses assembled in Joint
session at noon to ballot for senator.
The first ballot for the long term re-
suited:
Addicks, Union Republican, 81: Ken
ny. Democrat, 81; Dupont, regular Re-
publican, 10: necessary TO elect, 81.
Short term: Addicks, 10; SALISBURY.
Democrat, p; Higgins. regular Repub-
lican, TO-
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emplary young man. The funeral will
be held Friday at II o'clock from the
First ward meeting house
Three funerals were held here today, all
attended by large congregations of rela-
ives and friends. At the services held
IN the Sixth ward meeting house over
the remains of Charles H Nelson the
following speakers addressed the con-
gregation: Elders L. p. Nelson. s. p Egg
gertsen, Evan Wride, Andrew Knudsen
and Bishop Clayton
At Mrs. Abraham Jones' funeral. held
in the Second ward meeting house in the
forenoon, Elders Walter Scott NJ. L.
Pratt. H. II. Cuff and President John
were the speakers
Elders Evan Wride Walter Scott. Shell
ley of American Fork. Bengt Johnson.
jr., and George T. Play spoke in the aft
ernoOn al the same place at the services
held over the remains of Mrs Ellen
Cook
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Real Estate Transfers.

David ]. Humphrey to o. o. Russell.
lots 50 and 81. block 8. Park Views 20
John II. Linck to Daniel McNaugh-
ton. lots 10 to IA. block ,. Gives
uSD IAN4SlOh
Peter ROurke to Edward L. Ray
bould 411zx99 feet northeast from
rods north of the southeast corner
of lot 4 block n plat B---------- $50
Joseph z. Taylor to George Buchan-
an, lots 10 and II, block 2, Hampton
uSDdlNlSlOn ------ %
Margaret A S McEWan to State
Bank of Utah. 10X3 rods northeast
from southwest corner of lot l.
block "a, plat D.-.-.-...-........-.. 200
James Ancen to Glenn r. Boutwell,,
1eX5 rods northeast from 3 rods
east of the southwest corner of lot
? block q, plat A...................... 1.2O
George Taylor to Sarah A. TimpsOn,
"a ocre in lot 8. block II. ten-acre
plat A.. - - - - ~
II. Walker part of lot 6, block Al,
plat A etc. ----------
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
SMALL CHANCE FOR RAISE.
Possibilities Remote For City oficials
Securing Increase in Salaries.

The possibility of the salaries of anV
city officials being raised az this time by
the city council was made very remote
last evening by the council sitting in
committee of the whole. referring the
matter 70 the finance comnsittee and the
city attorney and city auditor associated.
They are to determine whether the city
is in a position financially to stand a
general increase. The consensus of opin-
ion is that the city cannot. in Justice TO
itself increase the salary OF a single Of
fetal at this time
The license committee will recommend
to the council Monday night that George
LAWYER be not granted a license to con
duct a saloon on Commercial street
Through his attorney. LAWYER was given
to understand that he must consider HIM
self fortunate in not being arrested and
prosecuted for running his saloon as long
as he did without license.
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is now fleeing in the direction of Para
guyana and he will probably embark for
Curacao.
The government lost ten men killed.. The
houses in Coro are riddled with bullets.
The victory of the government at Coro
is held up here as proof that the revolu-
tion is far from being 4 success. as is
represented at WillemStad. where the
rev pulmonary headquarters are General
Veluteni. who has arrived at Macuto,
near La Guayra. from Bare elona. after
having eluded the vessels of the blockad-
ing powers. reports that the government
has 3000 men with which tC oppose the
revolutionists in the Barcelona district
1t 5 known here that two schoOners sue
ceeded, Jan. Is. in Landing arms and am
munition for the use of the revolutionists
under General Rierd at a point on the
coast near Coro. The fact that these
schOoners were overhauled by an Italian
cruiser before they had the munitions OF
war on board and that they succeeded
in passing the blockade when loaded with
arms and ammunition for the revolution
lists is quoted in Caracas as proof OF the
truth of the frequent statements TO the
effect that the blockading powers are IN
terasted in aiding the revolution. 8
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WORK OF BURGLARS.
Depredations Committed in Vicinity
of Rio Grande Depot.

Burglars did a wholesale business in
the vicinity Of the Rio Grande depot early
yesterday morning. They broke into q
store room OF the Albany hotel and stole
three bundles containing some valuable
belongings of the hotel guests. One bun
die, belonging TO the proprietor. James
penter tools.
The show window of the West Side
drug store. across the strest from the
hotel. was broken also and about SIS
worth of material was stolen
The residents in that part OF the city
attribute the bold operations of Burglars
there TO the fact that after midnight
there is no police protection in tndJ part
OF town. The officer at the depot goes
off duty at midnight and al that portion
of the city is left absolutely without
protection OF any kind from that time
until the depot officer Iefurns 70 duty
at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon. -
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HAPPENINGS IN THE STATE


the council passed an ordinance com
peiling these people to pay a license In
the case of Freeman it amounts to $50 a
quarter. Freeman admitted his infractiOn
Of the city laws and Judge Homer srs-
pended sentence in his case until Friday
TO give him time to communicate with
MS firm in Salt Lake. The city attorney
at the trial stated that if Mr.. Freeman's
people wished to appeal the matter to
the district court and make a test case
OF IL, the city would not object as the
municipality is quite willing to have ad-
Judlcated its rights in the matter
Inc Keepers of three gambling houses
and the owners of several slot machines
Tuesday
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Lawrence, grand sword bearer; Archie
Mcintosh, grand senior deacon: Rob-
ert ). Common, grand junior deacon;
John Martin, senior grand steward;
Walter Smithen, junior grand steward !:
j. f. Corker, grand tyler.
When the lodge met last night the
offIcers-elect were installed At the
close of the business session the Off
GERS and members adjourned to the
banquet hall to partake of a sumptu-
Gus repast. The tables were prettily
decorated with cut flowers An elab-
crate menu was served. Toasts were
responded to by the various members
of the lodge.
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the officers of the grand lodge for the
ensuing year, as given above, were
elected. j. @. Scott was reelected
grand treasurer, Christopher Diehl was
reelected grand secretary for the thir-
ty-second time.
Personnel of Appointive officers.
The appointive offices were filled as
follows:
C. +. Corfman, grand chaplain:
1hafles ). Narian, grand orator, John
r HaFdie, grand lecturer; Henry ST.
mon, grand marshal; Henry w Thorn
as grand persuviant; B. F. Lowell,
grand standard bearer; Charles S.
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on ABRAM S. HEWITT.

New York. Jan. 21.-Abram S. Hewitt
was buried today from Calvary Episcopal
church. Bishop Potter of New York and
Bishop Satterlee of Washington assisting
in the funeral services. The church was
crowded and many stood during the
services. Bishop Potter made d depart
church by reading a poem written by
Richard Watson Glider when he learned
of Mr. HeWittS death Interment was in
Greenwood cemetery. Brooklyn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS
They Appropriate a Horse With
Which to Escape From Officer
Suspected of Burglary.

Provo. Jan. 21.-Sheriff Harmon and
county Attorney Page went to Lake
Shore today to investigate a case of bur-
slary of a store. which was entered about
a week ago. and some candy gum, hand
herchlefS. etc, were taken Suspicion at
taches to two boys of about u years Of
ago who were making presents to other
children Of articles similar To those taken
from the store. The children however
are thought to have become suspicious
that the officers were watching them
and are missing. as is also horse. on
which it is supposed they have ridden
AWAY
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Fulton Gaining in Oregon

Salem. Ore. Jan. 21-The two houses
of the legislature assembled on Joint
session at noon to ballot for United
States senator. The ballot resulted as
follows:
c. w. Fulton, 81: T. T. Geer. Is: H.
L. Pittoek, 5; M. c. George, 4; C. E. S.
Wood, Democrat, II; remainder scat
terinf. Necessary to an election, 46.
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proves DEATH ROLL.
Three Funerals and One Death, One
DAVIS Record.

Provo. Jan. 21.-This morning another
was added to the large death list which
has caused sorrow ia SO many Provo
homes within week. Lewis MeCham a
young man 70 years of age. died at the.
3lome OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs Ion
atilan Mecham sef the First ward. from
a stomach affiicii0n with which he has
suffered for about two weeks The de-
ceased was a highly respected and ex-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
Vote in Washington.

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 2I-The two
houses Of the legislature assembled in
joint session today and balIoted for
United States senator, with the follow
ing result:
Levi Ankeny. so; Harold Preston. AZ:
George Turner, Democrat. %; John l..
Wilson, u; John B. Allen, 5; H. d.
Crow, 4; c. B. Graves, 1; necessary to
a choice, So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-22
ONE STUMBLING BLOCK.
Blockade Must Be Raised Before Ar
bitration.

Washington Jan 21.-Raising Of the
blockade is VeneZuela'S condition pre-
cedent to the formal institution of ne
gotiations with the powers for a set
tlement of their claims. Her repre-
sentative, Minister Bowen, has pre-
scented this proposition to the repre-
sentatives of the allies here, and it has
ca bled to the foreign offices at Lon
don, Berlin and Rome. Little progress
can be made pending the receipt of the
answers, which it is expected will be
in the nature of a joint reply and may
not reach Washington for several days.
1t developed today that Minister
Bowen's powers include jurisdiction
over the claims of all foreign eoun-
tries. Castro having authorized him to
negotiate through the representatives
at Washington with all the powers
having claims against his country.
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IN OTHER STATES.

Jefferson City, No, Jan. I2.-The gen
eral assembly met in joint session today
and formally declared former Governor
William j. Stone elected United States
senator TO succeed George H. Vest whose
term expires next March. In honor of
Senator Vest. who has been a member of
The national body since 1879 a salute of
thirteen guns was then fired
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WORKMAN WAS INJURED.

Castle Gate. Jan. 2O.-While taking
hosting motor out of flat car this
n fternoOn Ed Edwards received injuries
which will lay him off work for several
6avs The first finger of his left hand
got badly mashed and the LETT leg above
the knee was bruised severely.
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No Statement Made

Berlin, Jan. 21-The navy depart
ment here remains silent about the
bOmbardment of Fort San Carlos. at
the entrance of Lake Maracaibo by the
German cruiser Panther averring that
no report on the subject has been re-
ceiYed.
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SChCEIILA

Is an hereditary disease, and one for
which a tainted ancestry or blood poison
ed parentage is responsible. It is trans
mitted through the blood and shows
itself III swelling and liberation of the
glands of the neck, catarrh of the head,
weak eyes, sores, assesses and skin erup-
tons, with 4 gradual wasting away of
strength and vitality. It also attacks the
bones and joints, resulting in white swell
ling, hip disease and leformities of every
kind. We see the effects of this awful
blood faint every day, bus it exists in so
many forms that often It passes for some
thing else and is treated as anotherdisease.
Scrofula robs the blood of its nutritive
qualities, and it becomes too poor to pro
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

San Francisco. Cal, Jan 2.-GeOrge
MOrganstern. a traveller for a Brooklyn
N Y. jeWelry house. shot himself in the
breast this afternoon. The wound is
thought to be fatal.
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Lansing. Mich. Jan. 21.-The legisla-
ture in joint session at noon ratified the
election of Russell A. Alger as United
States senator to fill the unexpired term
Of the late Senator James Mcmillan.
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Springfield. Ills. Jan. 21-AIbert ],
HOPKINS election to the United States
senate today was confirmed by the two
houses Of the legislature in joint session
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Little Rock, Ark. Jan. 21.-The Iegisla-
ture in joint assembly today elected eX-
governor Clarke TO succeed Senator J. X.
Jones in the United States senate. The
vote was: Clarke, 20; Jones, So; Rem
mitt CRep). ?.
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Bismarck, N D., Jan. 21.-At the joint
session of the legislature today H. c.
Hansbrough was elected United States
senator.
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Hartford Conn, jan 21.-The general
assembly in joint session formally con-
firmed the reelection of Orville H. Plat
as United States senator
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Pierre, S. D. Jan. 21.-Both houses in
joint session today elected A. 3. Kilt
redge United States senator.
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Albany. N. Y. Jan. M.-The general as
sembly in joint session today formally
elected Thomas c. Platt to the United
States senate.
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Indianapolis, Jan 21.-United States
Senator Charles w. Fairbanks was re-
elected today in joint session of the leg
islature.
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If you have any signs of Scrofala. O
your children are stunted or slow
growth, pale and sicI-ly, write US. and ON
physicians viii advise you free. of charge
The Swift SDeniRc Co.. Atlanta. Ga.