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Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Snbiiatc.

airtelige Sauge for blauoet &or.
llbeinet al Sobn Gable ue q. .. 8ols
Ian. go. 10 af bette Rrififrift er mo-
fontmeu meo fsleenbe Subholb: "Serrc
On raniase mig" ,Nclobi al Beuncrbsr9;
"8uS, prr os unanis". al Smcis;" "Nf
Sein Corner brpSc", al s. g. SreIb;
Serrc Sem. tom tiliteoc", af ), 8oieu,
muller; "@or Serrc 8rn % Sfabcrs
mauS", al 4. %. Surmeiiter; "gmes,
Saaeluia!" al 2inbcmnu; "2op og YriS
os sgrc", al 3. q. Ser5o8; Scr trez
Itig 3iou, Seiu grto", al Ser5og.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
9tDt 8isc.

Ngt 8ise. 3en un9e, franife
WiaionGr Seboubp agter at grunbc
ct mt Ri9e / oct ~noropcitliae airifa,
iom ifdI ino 3oon al 2iberioS ioreue.
De Stater. San ppboIber iig mi /
Sonoon o. oil prsoe at erboloe @fa9.
terneS Silabelie til at gao i @ei mcb
llofsreIien al fine HIaner. s ben
nnc Stot oil ban prspe al ioa &egre
ira Nmerita, i9rlig Spbituterne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
B. Anundsen
DEBORAH. Iowa.

5goielsoapsbpeen" er en- HpoeIia, oatier II.
Ten Soe. 2Rni, 365 - iom FeeeI - tonfe.
DRifenbe Gitaisr: 90 bar man faa oeo Siben al
be -promineuie- GGoue, iom nIereoe fiuoes I
eosen. ~icritgtie fat iHo sadoneue pua BEN,
bots 5soieIsoue man f9rIis eufer at niuoes.
maG bet blioe en- rent umifteIie lioeu Stat.
9. e. SanesueS. Storp Gitp. ia.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Muslano bIipcr.

Mnslanb blipcr. - Sra Eoris re-
learaieres, at oct er Den o~lminoeligc
gutaaelie, at Rusluno life oil for.
lahe Ianiduriet ben Soc Sftober,
iooIeoe$ iom Oct tibIigere par be.
itemt. Zen ruSiiifc NntbaSioosr /
Sapan, Baron De HOien, pIeier lin.
oerbonolirger meb oen iapanife
llOenriaSminiiter, o9 man tror, Nus.
lamb bill title Sopou tiIfreSS peo at
inorsmme oct pisie 8ettiabeber / $50.
req.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

Groofitun College or / iuI6 girf.
iombeb beie Noret. Mart fan begun.
BE ill bpilfeniombeIit SiO. Speciele
alasier for Hpfommere. Senb cite:
up 4otalog. 5. 6. Sat6re, Groof.
iton, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Sbumb erlaiu.

Chamberlain. Zen iorbenuU.
renSe aoIonininiiter, Iom tog sliifeb
poa @runb al line foronoreoe anifu.
elier urgaoeuoe @nelanbS SpIopoli.
iii, ~begpriote ben 6te OCTOBER i'm
8dlgfamp for at operbcpiie De cneel.
tic NTlaere ON, at y eTptielicStoIo
MI er nsSpenoi0 i6ribnnoelenS aornlc
Stem. "a ban forlob lit Sicm i
S%Irmingbom. bUor han / mango Nan
bar uGret ben ieoenoe Wanb, fllate
mango BAN til Stotioneu % roobte
Surro FOR bam % hans Son, iom
letcp or blepct 6iuou3miniiter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

G5ur NitolaiS og aeiier 6ranB
SSoiepbs aonferenie I Rueujiteg Tor.
le0eu bar reiulteret / Afiattelien al
en- IN iS9lesnote ira sc 10 Maeter
fill Dem tprtiife Reeiering. ! henne
9tote prRciieres paaup GiterigeS %
HiSlnnoS &ran ont 8ieunemisreIic
al De tioligere forIangte &eiormer,
ifom SuItanen iaa uili9t git inS poa,
men iom oct bar adaet iaa ieiat meo
at fda aiennemisrt. Dc 10 Stpr.
magter lPg9er SfpIoen for llareien
'paa Den mafebouiife RepoIltionSfo.
mite, % ifisnt De in6rsmmer, at ben
tprfiife Re9iering bar iuIb % ube.
~ituuren Ret Ill at un6ertlle ode lilac
'iGrliae Sptsier, befIaaer Se bitter.
liz. at hisie Ni1roiielier oite har
lroiteiet iii DC nPrite @ruipmheOer.
Der bar ganet no opcr Sc uituI0iae
SSnopaoucreS oopc6. 9e la6cr Der.
hau Sultaner %foritou. al hGt er &c.
les ScnIlgt at fomme sc uifploiN
foriulGte Mcnneifcr tilbiGlp.
Ienne 6GaeSuote ira oe to Stor.
mogtcr. Der bar paotoaet iia at fsrc
EoIitiopipn oOer @olfunbaIpeen, bor
iaact cn meact tIsllg Wo6tugeIie /
buIanrite oiiicicne areoie. OF bIunbt
Sc. motCounIife SrQanliutioncr
itrmlIeAS Sen iom Ct Ii0circm prroi.
Isit YoVlr. Cr. Gartndcii. Sor.
W1no for Sc iorerc0r m~afcoonife
aOuUteer. crfIUrcr. Of 0eu me Mote
life nil betDOe en- Crit mere enc Ocr
'eritc. ST buiIfeticmbelit Switcm
Tor europGiit Aoutrol er iuloitrn.
hl8; mntti8t. mcomiuorc Sc Tor.
Inn8tc Reiormcr fou 0icnuemisre&
uaibPu8iat al Sen mrfijfc Rclic.
ring Tiger ban.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
ambassador bcarauct.

dael Serbert, iom en- fort Sib bar
pGret gn9lonbS Imbasiobsr / 8oib.
ington, osbc, iom Tor meobelt. plub.
ieIig unoer ct Spbolo { SfrteitS.
Sans Sig blep brdgt til guglauo,
bpor gegraoelien fanbt Steb ben ste
Sftober | @ilton, @iltibire.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

sra Salonfu meorc.e@ II /
&unOebpcr ao5dlorma, Ser beboeNc@
a lurtcre, har %niwacrtcrnc ncN
brPuot 400 buit ~ 0rU5t Sc iicitc
n E~n0bD9Qcrnc. - iuarc0c turti
ifc SoI0ltcr broltc3 ira Scrc@ III
S0louifl.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Salfan.Kriien.
8nslanS % 2iteriae ienoer SnIta.
nem GU mn SGnesnute.
spGnoina | SnIsariem.

IRA Sofia, @nlaorier, meIbes Den
Ihc Sttober, al et 6IoSiat Snmmeu.
iiso bor imbet Sieo metlem tprfiite
og bulgarifc Sropper. Sabet ifal
upre tort paa besae Sioer. o9 bet
beirpgtes, At oenne Iffpre pi sisre
SitIidtioneu paa 8altaubolueeu eno'
M mere broact, emo ben bar pGret
isr.
aampcn ifaI hapc itanet reo &c.
mir.anpin, Ell 8rrniepcft % ifm
bare pnret | Here Elmer.
: ofncielc arcoic Iaoer man. iom
ON man Inlet aieuoifob bar til nj.
iGren. men ben RoitIsSbeb %
SpRuoiug, iom ITgacS. for Sogen /
militGre areOie, rsber, at noaet mac
bare bpnbt. $4,000 Refrilter pil
BIZ mofnIOt tire Ntoaneoer fer oen
nnnIige Sio, % belle aapoIeriet bIeu
BEN openupuute Gag 6eorbret til
@rGnien meo l~lu6ta9eIic Al CT eneite
Regimeut ser boloeS tilbaIe i Cola
iom 8eierpe.
DC piIoeitc Rpgter frp6ier Suiten
! brt bltIgorite Sopeoitno, uOen at
oct er miligt at iaa beitemt 9efrGf.
ieIic paa nogct.
MiIeIanae Strrfniuser Iouas
@rGuieu er M Ell eneite opbnet
&eir, og oct ffnI bare en- Iiben 8niit
iii at fna arieSluen til at itigc til.
neirS. Rnteooniifc 5Ipgtninacr
itrsmmer bn9lig iii DC bulsorife hi
IitHrleire, oa hper IN Slot briuecr
IN 0Trtng til 9uIgarerueS Sprter.
ha0.
De buIgnrife aporterer | DC tpr.
fiite 9per IPegeS operaIt / Ruiner,
og ole al bereS 9eboere. iom pna
nogeu Rnnbe fan fomme ia ppt.
flngtcr; sc sprigc blir orpbt.
9Ianot 5Ipgtninaerne oppe | 8iere.
r]eaionerne fol 3%ilitnn6en bore Tor.
fprbeIig. De Iioer al Sunger %
aulbe, % BERTH er De alori9 trpeee
for 3prferne. On itor Del AZ Dem
fGtter 9ipet til. 8 9ulaarien isger
man at gisre, bpab oisreS fan, forat
Iin6re Nsoen bIanot Sisie StofIer /
Observation-Disclosures, % Wobamc
8abmeteii Slitru iii 6en r~nSiiitc
RiHiiter | Soiiu, bar eiort iia iRrIig
bemGrfet peS bette 9ormbiertigbeSs.
arbeibe.
Ora SuiuraentbOIS berettes, at
oct buleurite auarter / 9elit5n or |
Glammer, % at 700 Mpatuineer er
bit hrrbt al 3prterue, iom lao /
@ngbuIb for Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

50oariee Wirfiombeo. OF fremmeoe
Breiter, iom oeltos | Soften, bar
Yait. 4apier OF 8aritao.
Trifirfen.
"Meforms meooeler, at Yrof.
NiIbelm Eetteriem fra Mugberg Sc
minoriiim bar gaaet 4omponi iom-
men mco @rserene Gbmoro og yet.
fer 8rRfbus log oannet ct mt 6irma
iinoer Napnet ~9be Wineporo Yreis".
5ornoen at nosipe glabet BIN.
gaarosmanoen" iom berefter bill no
fontme | foritprret sSormot usentlig,
briper be oeiaa ct itsrre Srpfferi
meo eeen Yresie. Get npe 5irnla
bar tilflpttet bet samle Gomrtbus |
Winneapolis. Com. 8r9fbus er Cir.
maets Yr9iioent; q. !. 8r9fbns,
8eitprer og Erofesior Nilb. Better.
len Sefretpr % aasierer.
0oitor 81. s. Bang bar faaet
aaIb fra Srefoloisbeos Wenigbeo,
Sils, Minn., og ifal mart lutte bio.
San ifal ogiaa fremoeles betiene @e.
nigbeoen | @inoom.
aanoioot 8isrnitab err reilt til
Srrod, Winn., for at bbile ct Yar
Maanebers 9io, fsrenb bait optager
Nrbeibet / @lim og Bethel Wenig.
beber. Cliffs, Wiinn.
Boitor g. 9silien bor beillttet
at optase i'm tioligere Sirfiombeo
runOt omfring iblanbt De norif III.
tberife Wenigbeoer, iom snifer bans
geisg.
Yaitor 2seelano bar eiter nogle
Tigers 5erie ! CONNER after optaset
arbeibe | fit aalo.
Smaapieerne Sit Gnmber.
Iano Wenigbeo ,bapbe iioite uae ct
Solg al nogIe oparheioebe 8ienitan-
De, iom De bar bolot paa meo iiben /
9elsbet, s Collars, bellies mel
lem 2 9arnebiem.
Sanses SpnoSe.
EoItor @aItbolo bar belsgt
@enner og gefienote peo Sitranoer
oa pr9oifet for 8aitor 8ergb unber
SrapGr; ligeiaa bar ogiaa go.
itor Gorlien al ben Soreneoe Strife
og Baitor 9spum at s. 9. prpoifet
for BAN.
@misi9r Seim al Ilbee, Q.
8af., ifal Ssit % Sinter reiie ion
Ifbolostoler / Spo .9afota. Son
beepnote Den lite Sftober.
- @misiPr Saapig bar p9ret pea
en- gmisinrreiie / Spo 0afota.
Sfolefeit afbolotes / Irenoal
Den 13be Sept. Der bar
20 Sfolebsrn. Sfolen Dor bolbt
af Stiioent Srpeitab.
YaItor $. s. 8ergb, iom for
Jim SelbrebS Sfplo bar bapt en- Sc.
RTE I CONNER, bar mi after meo for.
met araft optaget grbeibet / Sitran.
Der Menigbeo. 8aabe Weniebeoen
og iprlia oens llnsOom bapbe iamlet
Ell iterre Gengeium til bom iom
Ststte til 8pffelie al hans Reiieuo.
isor Yaitor SobanTen feireoes
en- Ififeosfeit / ct. 8artl Wenigbeo,
.eS bpilfen 4~nleoning Der ooerrot.
ties BAN SIG.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
GsoriOriplgrIicr

NsorfOriplGcIicr. 49, 81 GeIearouI
IRA @lcn, 6oteret jte Sttober. mel.
Der. at &pGternc ON Wproericrue /
NohtIeO / Oct noropeitIigc Ru&Ianb
mcNtsrcr S~uubhcb. Ser bar en- bio.
Ol9 @nSctomp mcaCm ,Ssncr % rms.
'l'tc %enocr. % bennc aomp cnbtc
mco, at 300 ,(socr blep 6rrbtc. @sn.
oerne table TOO Munb. men bar
l'el9c SerctnIuQcr irIoitGuoia oucr.
te8uc / Autol. =. GaOe / 9teip BORT
bar moOtuget ct @rep ira lin Suitrit
% GattCr. Set er oateret Gomel,
Den 2Ooe September. Zen fsr;,e
Eel AZ Sreoet er ifrepet al Suitruen.
1om iortPIler ON SluaSmuai on
$lpnOriHger al As0eruc. Gluten al
&repet cr itrcuet al luttcren, ionl
fortPaer, al YPoOercu life frmoe ioa
net IGrotgt on bun Iau ioorrt o. 90.
cnoc pna Scnncu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
GD~OielsOags.
&s SOgen s s

Mette CT en- Of bette aars
% Rramiebgser. % at sprn.
me efttr be mango pelbinise
anbefnlinser. ri bar mobtaget.
oil bisielis heune Sos binbs
Sntertsie blnnbt "Serorab.
goFen''s Saiers os andre.
Sogen Ct iaaltSes %inortttrt,
at her Tor bbtr al Sarrts Ia,
toer or fire blanfe sinier men
YiaSs for 5amilisns % SI9gt'
hinges Eabne. timber bber
cato er anfsrt en- ener Here bes
rpmtt R9nbs 90 Rbinnrrs Jpbs
ielsoag. % paa ben muoHa
enne Sibe fnoes Der - for be
t~iliuareuhr 1atosr - It liott
Ssrs. ct Gpisrum sIler en- ith'
tnlrlie Of en- eller anben napns
fanoig Ssrionlishen. Oct oil
nGre Of for Snttrssie for sIi'
bbrr Jamilis - 90 ian osIaa
pto bisie Seilisbtnrr blibe til
ii1rutrt Suite - paa osnrt
NaaDe at babc belle fin Sl9st
Iamlet | en- FIG liStt net Sos
iieo ausibtlie al bbert entslt
@eolsms Seoiclsoato 90 5pn'
ielsaar.
Sogeit CT Irlrft innbnnnen !
SGrreh risS Srbet "5poislss
hagsbos" @nlnbosHassr paa
&psscn 90 Ssrihsu. liant rsbt
Suit 90 ben ieaSes frit rasa
Slaoet for $1.25 brtalt ! 5or'
ifnS. gi bar ogiaa tncrl eles
CAN'T i%nbbnnone @aloinit, Jon
fOiirr 10 Grnts trtrn. 90 be Ct
pel uarnt bet lille Siaes for
1~lnietnSsts Sfslo.
aortsit:
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
@~encsuela. ll6ienoiuoc ira Yrr.

Scnc6nela. llbieuoiuac ira Grr.
iioenf 9oItro er fom mnteil Giubob,
%%cnc5ueIo, meN SrOre iii at inofaS.
icrc meo GnonG, ON ~nsOpcnoigt, life
olene Sfattcr. men pQino 0Cu Snlo.
ION oIIcrcoC cr bIcpet bctolt al Gm.
pnrtsrcr ira Wlni 1902 iii Iualit
1903. Den Iio. "a Euiur9cnterne re.
alcrc0c / &pcu. Get @eIsb, oct 0repr
ila ON er omtrent ST ,OOO. 600. Ic
'remmeNC Girmoer i 9peu npQter at
betole Ell Sang I'll, Gn init aisb.
mono, Sprid, uTatcoc at betoIc.
oN TeI'icn herni bar. at Ell &oonina
Hlrn, ION tiIbsrte ham, bleu beIloa.
IaNt A. HeaicrinacnS GmbeS%mrnn
~ ocrnTit iol9t peo Mutton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-27
JENSEN HAS SMALLPOX
Student May Be Cause of Dis
ease Appearing in Two
Local Colleges.

Among the six cases of smallpox re-
ported to the board of health yester-
day was a student, r. E. Jensen, aged
Il, who attends the Salt Lake Business
college. His roommate, a young man
named Knutsen, is said by the board,
to attend the L. D. s. college. The two
board at PSI South Tenth East street.
1t would not be a surprise to the
board of health should other cases of
smallpox make their appearance in
those two institutions as a result Of
the indispositiOn of Jensen, who is now
an inmate of the isolation hospital.
For a few days prior to Friday, Jen-
sen had not been feeling well, but
thought nothing of it, until his face
and hands broke out on Sunday. When
seen by physician his case was dag
nosed as smallpox, and he was sent to
the isolation hospital Friday of last
week was the only day that Jensen did
not attend school.
A most severe case was yesterday
reported to the board in the Trotter
family at SIS North Sixth West street
The patient is Miss Nina Trotter aged
is. When seen yesterday by a physi-
clan the postules on her face and hands
were four or five days old. Inasmuch
as the case is a severe one. and in
large family, further spread is feared.
The other cases reported to the board
follow: Mrs. Mary Gawan, wife Of
George Gawan, 463 North Sixth West
street; Edwin Green, aged q, "A Resell
street; Miss Rebecca, aged 16. and Ada
Morrison, aged years, 346 West Sixth
North street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-27
MUST WORK EIGHT HOURS.
Commissioners Promulgate Old Rule
Affecting County Clerks.

The board of county commissioners yes
terday afternoon went on record as be-
ing in favor OF the PRONUNCIATION of the
eight-hour law in the county offices In
this particular instance the clerks in the
joint building are compelled to work
LONGER than accustomed. instead of being
benefited, as is the laboring man.
During the progress of the board meet
ing yesterday the clerk was directed to
notify all county officials that hereafter
they viii be expected to enforce the pro-
visions of a resolution passed some
months ago, compelling all clerks to per
form eight hours of actual labor each
day II is claimed that now the clerks
work but seven hours, taking the eighth
for luncheon The rule of the board will
necessitate the clerks reporting for work
half an hour earlier and working half an
hour longer at night, with the usual hour
for luncheon.
The following appointments by County
Assessor Eldredge were confirmed:
Charles Holm of Murray, assistant sta
tistics collector: II. r. Eldredge field
deputy: Mrs X Y. Hall Mrs Clara F.
Sleeves and Miss L. Wylie, office assist
ants
]. r. Bailey was made deputy sheriff,
without pay, whose duty will be to patrol
Parley's canyon to keep out cattle and
otherwise protect that particular water
shed of the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-27
FREES SHEEP OWNER
Judge Marshall Punctures Rule
Against Grazing on For
est Reserves.

An opinion of interest to cattlemen was
handed down yesterday by Judge Mar
shall in the case against Frank Martinus.
who was arrested upon complaint of G
i. BOie, supervisor of the Fish Lake
forest reserve of this state. Supervisor
BOlle alleges that Martinus caused herd
OF about 1900 sheep to be driven upon
the reserve. where they grazed in viola
tton of the federal laws
MdrunuS entered a demurrer to the
complaint and asked for his discharge
The defense raised the constitutionality
prohibit grazing. IN his decision the
court cites that the action is based Ipon
the act of July 4. 1897. which provides for
the protection Of forests and forest re-
serves against fire and depreciation The
court says:
1T is claimed by the defense that this
provision of the statute is an unconstf-
tutional delegation of legislative power
10 the secretary of the interior in so far
as II ahtnorizeS him to rule on special
acts which shall constitute crimes. l
think this contention must be sustained
The case of the United States VS. Das-
lervigues Cl1S +. 1922 is a civil case in
which the United States secured an in
junction against destructive trespass
upon its forest reservation caused by the
defendant grazing his sheep.
In this case Judge Beatley considered
the statute under discussion to be valid
and that violation of the regulat tons
Of the secretary OF the interior Hereunder
would subject the defendant to punish
ment. i have great respect for that
learned judges opinion and l am sorry
to be impelled to different opinion"
The court held further that there is
nothing in the statute which prohibits
the Grazing Of sheep on forest reserva-
lions. and before that act can be held to
be a crime there must be some law for
bidding it. He therefore sustained the
demurrer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-27
He SW0RE BY ALLAH
Ramon Laos. Just From Syria,
Promises Never Again to
Violate the Laws.

by Allah. the Almighty. in whom all
the. earth believes and by NIahommed, his
prophet. I swear that never again viii
j peddle my wares upon the streets of
Zion without a license from the city
Thus swore Ramon Laos. a Syrian ven
dor who was arrested on the charge OF
hawking his wares without having first
obtained a license from the city govern
ment. He appeared in the city court
yesterday to answer the charge and en-
tered a plea OF not guilty through an in
terpreter, but in the course Of his plea
for mercy declared that he had been
peddHng as a means OF living and said
that he had never secured permission 10
carry on his business.
Il only arrived from Syria three days
ago in this city" he explained, ''and at
once began to sell my wares on the
streets as I did at home. But may the
curses of MahOmmed be upon me and
MY children and may the graves OF my
ancestors be deSecFated and may I for
ever be the object of the vengeance of
Allah If / ever again try or even desire
TO myself TO sell any of my goods 10
people on the streets. And If / violate
my pledge may never gain admittance
into any heaven but the first. MAY all
the ether heavens, where the prophet
sits at the right hand of Allah. be denied
me. and may I be compelled TO spend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-27
CHALLENGES MINE ATTORNEY
Organizer Flynn Invites Debate Be-
fore Legislators.


William Mckinley Flynn. orga nicer of
the western Federation of Miners has
hurried defiance in the teeth of the COR
porations which are opposing legislation
Ine enactment of which is favored by his
organization.
Il challenge any of the corporation at
torneys to appear against me in Joint de-
pate before the committees of the state
leglsIaturs and discuss the merits of the
mining bilIs which are before that body. -
declared the broad-shouldered represent
atlYe OF the workmen last night as his
AUBURN moustache curled and bristled
IF the corporation attorneys are afraid
10 face me in front Of the legislative COM
mittees, they can furnish their own
Judges and l will furnish hall where
the bills can be debated in public. Our
side OF the controversy is the right one
and we will have no difficulty in MAIN
tanning it.
Members of the senate committee on
mines and minerals have asked me to APP
pear before that body tomorrow and dis
cuSS the bills which have been referred
to 1t. One of the measures provides for
the storing of high power explosives. Aft
er 1t is properly amended the measure
should pass. 1t is simply outrageous how
the mining corporations disregard the
lives of their employees in their storage
of powder. One mine took its powder ont
or the ground and stored it within 80
feet of its boarding house. where the two
off shifts of men spent their time. An
other mine has from seventy-five to 100
sticks of powder being melted by steam
at one time in an old shed near board
ing house
"Our union also favors the passage of
a bill providing for the inspection of
metalliferouS mines There are three
measures for that before the legislature
Another piece of legislation that should
be enacted is a bill making IT Impossible
for mining companies to board their en-
ployes, either directly or indirectly and
charge the board against them. The
present statute on that subject is so
flimsy that the mines have no difficulty
in evading 1t. Senator BamberSer has
introduced q BILL but IL does not go far
enough. Radical action is needed 10
stamp out the evil.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-27
HE TALKED WITH
CARRIE NATION
David J. Lindsay of the North
western Found Her interesting.
TWO NEW RAILROAD AGENTS
NEW FOUNDRY AND CAR SHOPS
FOR THE SHORT LINE.

Two new railroad men have entered
the local field of competition. c.. A.
Bible of the Rock Island has been in
the city several days. ]. II. Mander-
field, who will represent the Northwest
ern as travelling agent. arrived yester-
day. Mr. Manderfield has been with
the company about fourteen years, and
was located in Chicago, where he was
chief clerk to Mr.. Ferguson, the assist
ant general passenger agent. Mr.. Man
derheld was met at Chicago by d. ].
Lindsay, who will divide this territory
with him.
Mr. Lindsay represented the local in
terests of the Northwestern at the con-
Vention of the National Livestock as
ISOLATION, which was held in Kansas
City. He said the visitors were well
treated and various entertainments
were arranged for them. Among the
pleasures was a trip to St. Joseph, a
SMOKER and ball. On the way to
chicago Mr.. Lindsay had an interest
ing experience in one of the parlor cars.
he became engaged in conversation
with woman who occupied the coach.
lie found his travelling companion
wen informed on affairs of the day, and
she proved to be an interesting CONVEX
sallonalist. Politics appeared to be one
question that came up on which she
was not exceptionally well informed
subsequently the woman left the train
ana Lindsay continued his journey
alone After the woman had gone the
porter asked him If he was aware of
the identity of his fair companion.
NO. replied Lindsay, indifferentiy.
who was sheep
That was Carrie Nation" replied
the porter.
Carrie who?" inquired Lindsay
again, believing he had not heard
Alright
Carrie Nation" repeated the porter.
When Lindsay came out of the trance
produced by the effect of the porter's
information. he began a mental review
of what he had said to his travelling
companion
couldn't recall all 1 said to her.
said Lindsay yesterday, but it is
lucky / am not drinking man, for T
FOUND her so entertaining L might have
been tempted to offer her bottle.
Good looking? Hardly"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-27
BRASHER Is ARRAlGNED
Pleads Not Guilty to Charge of
involuntary MansIaughter in
Killing A. [. KieIIand.

Martin Brasher was arraigned before
Iuoge Morse yesterday morning, and
pleaded not guilty to the informa tion
charging him with Involuntary man
slaughter. He was released on the
same bond which he gave shortly after
he was arrested.
The information filed against Brasil
er charges him with the death of A. L.
hlelIand, who was killed on a SaItair-
train the night of Sept Z, 1902 At the
TIME OF the accident Brasher was seat
ed on the inside of one of the cars,
returning to the city. He pulled a re-
volver from his pocket, according to the
story, and pushing 1t through the cur
tains, fired. Kielland was standing on
the steps Of the car and the bullet
struck him in the body, infiieting a
wound which caused his death before
the train reached the city.