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suffer Greek. Cal, Nov. lO.-The cor
ouors jury has returned a verdict CT
death by arsenic administered by I'M
known persons In the case Of Mrs. Dr..
Staples who died under suspicious cir
Cumstances some time ago The result
OF a chemical analysis showed that ar
senio was IN the stomach OF the wom-
ans body which was lnhumed for IN
vestgatIon, Sheriff Norman OF this
county has telegraphed instructions To
arrest Dr. Staples, her husband. and a
MIS- Hoyle. both Of whom disappeared
about the time Of Mrs Staples death.
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RESULT Ar RIGBY.
One Democrat Got Majority on
The County Ticket.

opttlh correspondence,
Rgby Ida, Nov S.-Tha election
passed on quietly today. Considerable
carnestness was manifested, but there
was no unnatural excitement. out OF
alj voters registered, 265 cast their ball
lots with the following results.
Presidential Electors Republican.
llj; Democratic, Sc, Socialist. IS.
state Officers Republican about ZIG.
Democratic, So. Socialist. S.
County officers Republican. no 10
no. Democratic, 50 10 no, Socialist A.
TO 8.
For precinct officers the Republicans
elected the justice Of the peace. and the
Democrats the constable. one Demo.
crat obtained q majority on the county
ticket. viz Charles W. Poole FOR pro.
bate Judge There were a few scatter.
Ing votes ara q few spoiled tickets on
the constitutional amendment and the
question OF bonding the county "a large
majority voted No.
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ELSE MOUNTAIN A
GREAT OBSTACLE.

Chefoo, Nov. 10, oon.-Etse noun.
tain, according to Chinese, l2O Of whom
arrived here today from Port Arthur.
Is proving a costly obstacle to the Jap
anese. On the mornings Of Nov. 8 and
c fierce assaults on the position were
made By the japanese, who were re-.
pulsed, During the second assault
shell, soaring over the other hills from
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LiTARY WAREHOUSE BON.
BARDED.
Presented to the Kaiser

Berlin, Nov. l0,-The naval attanbe
Of the United states embassy Tiont !.
NoIIllllandei William L. Howard, was
Rlrl,tsenIeu to Emperor William today
Ihe emperor alluded to the telegram he
nau sent CONCENTRATING President
Roosevelt on his election and asked "A
Few general questions regarding the
American navy. ''0
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'''" "'''''',',,,,,.p.,.S,97
HOW THEY STAND.
comparative Figures Showing
Totals in 65 Districts.

reports from 65 dlstricts 80 a..
eo o1n,y' as compiled by the Republic s"1
,o,a.y committee, show the folloW1n"
parti S indicating the strength Of he
cratic Cc''uee9Sl.r.Republican15.Su Demo.
Term S Vooo Socialists, ISL Long
l0sio J1gmmlssloner-Mackay R3
S) ia io'h lD9, 6,555; Brlghouse
Short To. Mcmillan (A), 5.678
WE 1864; Hays D1' SG9S. pa Hiller
w., l,t32 Bourgaard IN "rs Slo
SSpr,i,A-,Etldredge (RJ 10 ; 7oe. s Se,o
XXI S99--t Norton (s). 1929 Res
tl o. 60 sheriff-Emery R), il
(sj AK II,nT.ngs Cd. G.S0S: Boeart
ufer-C 9'y, Raleigh al 5.S57. Treas.
6ll3. S S Rl, 1875; Young M
a.. 567ss 'if lSO, 1888, Rooltiidge
Hob. " 9u''eyor-swenson (RJ,
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sToEssEL ASKS ANARMIsTICE
Purpose of the Request Is Who'll.
lY Unknown.

Toxic Nov 10, 1915 a, NIT Is re-
ported that Cen stoessel. commanding
at Port Arthur has asked the japanese
FOR an armistce, the purpose Of which
rs not stated A confirmation Of the re-.
port Is uuobtalnabe II Is hoped here
that Gen. Stoessel will capltulate before
the city proper is taken The japanese
soldiers are angry and innamed on ac-
count Of the alleged abuse OF their
wounded by the Russians They believe
they win be murdered II captured. Tn
der these conditions Il win POSSIBLY be
difficult 20 avoid a massacre when me
troops meet In the final combat.
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GOV La TOILETTE.
VIII Have Plenty Of Supporte.
In Next legislature

Milwaukee, Nov lO-Chdrman Corp.
ner Of the La Toilette state oentral
committee today claims that the next
assembly win contain 10 and the senate
~ supporters Of Gov. La Follettes
measures As to United States senator,
Mr.. Conner says there Is no chance for
Senator Quares 20 be reelected, nor
anyone not a supporter OF the state adj
mlulstration.
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Taggart In New York.

New York, Nov, l0.-Th0mas Tag
CART chairman OF the Democratic ma
uonal committee arrived here today
after am absence OF several weeks In
Indiana. lie conferred with Secy.
Woodson and said that later he might
have something 20 say.
Mr. Taggart win remain IN town for
some time.
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RESERVE RIOTS
Men Get Best of Police and Have
Good Time.

Nltebsk, Russia, Nov lO-Durlng re-.
serve men riots here today the mon at
one time got the better OF the police
and Cossacks and until achievements ar
rived held high carnival In the city. pl-
laying The shops especially where LIQUOR
was sold, and even robbng pedestrians
IN the streets Of their valuahles order
was finally restored however. without
any sacrifice of lie
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ReprIeve for VIM. Burnley.

San Rafael Cal. Nov. iO--Gov. Par.
dee has granted William Buckley, who
was 10 have been hanged on Friday
next, "A teprieve of one week. Buck.
ley was sentenced io Dee hanged Tor the
murder of % m8chu' named Rice in
February 1902 This Is his third re.
urleye.
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oUrRAGEs ON JEWS.
Russian Police let Rioters Pill
lage The + Homes.

Gomel Russia Nov l0.-Pollce Capt
Chernoougky at todays sitting Of the
court which is trying the persons ac-
cusel Of being responsible for the riot
ing OF September 1908, testified that the
Jews provoked the riots Counsel f0r
the Jews and the prosecutor asked the
court TO recall Chief OF Police Raevsky,
but the request was declined
Several witnesses testified that Pc
lice Capt. Cheruolousky allowed the
rioters 10 pillage Jewish shops, bur
that he threatened TO order the police
TO fire II the Jews touched Russian
property
Policeman LoukIn testified that Capt.
Chernolousky ordered the police to IRE
on q crowd OF Jews, Of whom one man
WAS wounded
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Gar Enthusiastically Received.

Loyitsch Russia Nov l0-Empcror
Nicholas met with an enthusiastic re-.
Ception today ON his arrival here TO I'M
spect the troops Receiving deputa-
ton Of mobiles the emperor declared his
emphatic belief that the bad times
would only serve 10 unite the empire ln
bonds OF brotherhood
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DEMOCRATS TERRIBLY DEFEATED
Reopblicans viii Have Nearly a Ma.
orB Over Democrats aud
Americans Together
MAY HAVE FIFTY.ElGHT
That Number Of Republicans in
legislature Loose for Presi
dent, Hull for Speaker.

ON another paga Of this issue
of the Deserct News il is stated
that the Republicans will have
"a members of the next session
OF the Utah Legislature Returns
that have come IN since that
statement was put in type lndi-
cate that they may have IS; that
the Democrats have probably
only carried Washington and
Beaver counties. The two menu
ber OF the house from these
counties plus the three holdover
senator's. give the Democrats but
five members which, being de-
Quoted from the total member.
ship OF the Legislature leaves
IS for the Republicans. .
Ex.Sp5aker Thomas Hull OF
SAT- Lake county this afternoon /.
a.d De would be- a candidate for I
reelection to that position, The {.
president Of the senate viii {
doubtless be Loose Of Utah coun. I,
N I
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ChGnelwaky Snnersednd-

81 Petersburg, Nov, tO.-Gov Chepe-
lcWsEy. OF Vitebsk, has been suppressed.
ed Tor pls failure 20 preserve order dur
ing me mobilization. Gen. SchautIotou.
y,ce governor Of Kobno, viii succeed
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WELLINGTON DEMOCRATIC.
Carbon County Town Stands Up
For Alton h. Parker.

There IS at least one town in the
state which gave Parker and the Demo.
cracy substantial majorltes and that
town Is Wellington, In Carbon county.
which polled a winning vote Tor all the
Democratic candidates but county sur
veyor II is as follows
WELLINGTON.
The town polled solid Democratic
majorIties, except for county surveyor.
The vote:
Roosevelt electors. %. Parker %
Powers. 90, jl Howell RI, %.
Moyle Cd, 50, Cutler. tRl, 33 Har-
mon, %. ls, Tlngey, (R), 80. Varlan.
3D.. 81 Straup, (R), 81, Basley. DD.
49, Breeder, (R), 30; Wilson. (DO. 81.
Christensen, (R), 80; GeIger. d., SO
Edwards. R.), 80; Porter, D). 81: Nell
son, (R) 90, Erickson. % 54. Lly-
lngstun. (R.), 30. Cherry. Cd. 81:
Woods, (Rj. 2S; Olson. D). %, Cur
tain, (R), 80; MAYOR, D). 60. Harrl-
son, CR). ~. Thayne. do. 70, Downs.
R), Z, Smith, D), s.; Holloway. R),
10, Wilcox, ID, 10; Hill, Rl. II:
Smith, CD, So, Holloway, R0. 20.
(D), o.; Eyre, R.). 80; Run
o., IS; Lamph, (R), "a; Crockett. ID.
50, Loofburow. (R) 81 Harrington
90, 49, Tedwell. tR). IS; Reynolds,
(D), &C. Lee, 0l). IS; for justice Of the
peace. Wilson %, 81 Grundwig (R).
20 for constable, Norton, CDD. 2S:
(R), %.
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S2O,Oo0,OOO
Wanted for German Army in
Southwest Africa.

Berlin, Nov. 1o.--A supplementary
budget Of s2OO0o,OoO from the expenses
Of the army in German Southwest Ami
ca as a result Of the instructions
win be presented to the Reiohstag IN
December. Even this sum WIN en-
barrass the imperial finance ministry.
which Is striving to reduce the annual
deficits and az the same time provide
additional funds for various public
works and FOR the army and navy. The +.
progress In suppressing the native ris-
lngs appears to be going on measurablySf
well. About l,4)0 recruits are going :
Southwest Africa largely to replaoe1
losses Of the commands In the held
sickness. \
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BIER TO- 1904. SALT LAKE CITY UTAH

the Palichuug, dropped ON ltzo noun.
tain and demolished a land mine. ana
me mine controlling station. and ex
pIodod other mines
The Russians were holding the
trenches on the boundary of the mined
seclOn Between six and seven hun.
dred were killed or wounded. the jap.
ahese having not reached the place,
We're unhurt
Else mountain owes the best part OF
us strength TO the peculiar topography
on the surrounding country which pre-
Venls a direct artillery FIRE and does
not enable the japanese 10 capture
utIlches with the success evident else
where,
The japanese advanced on II In both
instances from behind distant hills.
WIN the fullest force the ground would
allow but In the long distances which
they We're compelled TO traverse In the
race OF machine guns, their ranks were
melted Both times the Japanese broke
the wire entangements In PLACES. enc
solder with q Leg torn on was seen irv-
Ing TO bite the wires.
MILITARY WAREHOUSE ROM.
BARDED
Toxic, Nov 10. $3.50 .. MIA renort
ron Cen Nogl's headquarters beforo
Fort Arthur dated Nov. ?, says,
The enemys military warehouse
situated In the northern pa4 of PORT
Arthur was bomblrded Nov Win
heavy siege aud naval guns. The hon
uafdment caused conna /ratlon
"On the afternoon Of Nov q tbo mae
a4llle OF an old batterI on Sungchow
i'Vunlaln was eNplode1 by our shells"
Nov .. says '''a
Qn the night Of Nov s two com.
peuleS OF the energy attacked our out
PostS; put were Completely repulsed.
All IS quiet ~ other directions"
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SENATOR CLARK HERE.
''D' Of Salt Lake Route Due to
Arrive This Evening.

,, senator W. A. Clark is du. 3, town
ren,ln ,'I s evening from Butte. and will
,ss ,',a here only long enough " 10
lops. u" y, going south over the Rio
d, Ir.,. 70 ~ Paso, where he will attend
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ST. Paul. Nov iO-Returns received
here show that the next Minnesota
house OF representatives win have l0i
Republicans and u Democrats,
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LAYTON

For electors. Roosevelt. 26i. Parker.
90 For congress. Howell RD 25s;
Powers CD 1905. For governor. Cut
Ter (R) 26O. Moyle % iO3. For see.
rotary Of state. Tingey (R) $50; Har.
mon (D.) lo8. For Justice Of the SUI
preme court Straup Ord 26O; Varilu
(D) 1903 For attorney-general, Bree.
den (R) PSI; Bagley tD) 1906 For
state treasurer: Christensen (R) 258,
Wilson (D) lQ0 For state auditor.
Edwards (R) 200. Gciger (DJ l03 For
superintendent Of public instruction.
Nelson tR) 2i6, Porter (D) l0l For
district judge. Howell (R) 252. R0Iapp
(D) H. For district attorney: Hal
yerson CR) $50; Horne D) l0L For
state senator. Walton lR) 25y, Rich
(p) l0j. For representative. Richards
tR) 1885, Stewart (DD no. For COM
missioner four year term. Llrkms lRD
23s, Muir 3D. neg. For commissioner
two year term. Nelson CRJ 251. White
CD l06. For clerk Stable tRJ 2E.
Phillips Cd us. For treasurer Blood
RJ PCS. Kershaw % l8l. For re-
corder. Foss lRl 2j3. Howard Oh
no For assessor. WOolley (R) g53.
ThurgOod (D) no. For sheriff Ware
tR) 219' Holbrook ID 80. For attor.
ney. Wiley R) .j1 Streeper lDD 1905
For surveyor Chase CR) 2j3, KuoWl-
ton ID 10. For county superlnten-
dent Of public instruction. Whltosldes
(R) 221i yelling tDJ 1884, For jus-
lice Of the peace Ellis CR) 2i2 Demo-
cratic candidate no. For constable.
Allen 0RJ 2j9. Democratic candidate
-nl
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Rate Of DIseonnt Raised.

calcutta. Nov. lO--The rate Of dis
count by the bank OF Bengal was today
Iolsed from to per cent.
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GOSHEN

Following are the returns from
Goshen Electors OtJ. SO. electors
! CD, iy electors CSJ. 2X Congress
Howell ClJ, IS. Powers 90. 81;
Schock 90, 20 Hllcy CAD, g. Gov.
eluor-Cutler tE), 71; Movie (DD, SO;
kaufman (SD, i5, Ferry CA. 2. Sec.
rotary Of SWte-Tlngey RJ, 80 Har-
mon CD. 80, Porter go. 81. James
! lAD, 2. state Auditor Edwards CRD,
no Gelgor CDJ, so. McLachlan Isl,
~, Rogers 60. %. State Treasurer
christensen (R), so, Wilson Cd. so:
NllIson go %, Armstrong CA), 2.
Att} Geneul--Broedsn RD so:
Bagley tD), 81, Randall 81, %; Nc
poWell ca, 2. Supt Public Instruction
Nelson tl) 81; Porter (Dl. 10
Lewis go &c. Judge Supreme Court
-Stluup (R) so, Yarian (D1. so.
Goodwin 90, &c. Rep Eleventh Dis
ltlcl-Austin (R), SO; Bateman mD,
80 Wootton (RJ, so, Taft CDl. S4.
Hone (R), So; Argyle o., So; Simong
tR), rs, Money DD. ST.. District
judge Fourth District Booth (RD. Sd.
King 90, 49, District Attorney
Houtz (RJ n; Rydalch Cd. i0I
County Commissioner -Four Yoar
Term) dunn R), So. Bird CD. S3
County Commissioner (Two Year
Term Walker tR), SO, Southwick
% 81, County Clerk-Geo CR). 81:
hphlSon Cd, So. County Sheriff
Harmon tR). 49, Storrs 90. rs.
County Recorder-Jones CRl. SO. Wor-
sencroft DD, So. County ATTY An
derson tR), '6 Morgan 90, SO.
County Assessor-Lewis (RD. So;
Thomas (DD, s5 County Treasurer
Johnson R), so; Jensen %. so.
County Suryeyor-Went2 (RD. 50.
Swan ID, ST. County Supt. Of Schools
--Eggerlsen (R) rs, Chnds CD). co.
Justice Of Peace--Flrch CRD So; Jas
person D), 49, Constabe-P Peterson
lR) 53 Burraston Cd, 50.
THISTLE.
The following are the returns from
Thistle. Electors CR). 81; electors
Cd, II; electors So 2. Congress |
Howell (RJ, Az Powers DJ. 10.
Schock 80, 2; HiIes a., 8. Governor
Cutler tR) AZ Moyle D), 20, |
Kaufman 81, 2; Ferry GA, 3. Sec |
rotary Of State--'rlngcy (RD, 40. Har-
mon oh 10; Porter (SD, 3: James |
(A), 81 state Auditor-Edward (RJ, !
40 Geiger D), IL, McLachlan (S). 9:
Rogers (A), g. State Treasurer
(R.). 40; Wilson CD). ID.
Arllson Isl, 2; Armstrong (A), 9.
Atty. General-Breoden (Rl, a.. Bagl
ley CD, IA; Randall 80, 2; Mellow
'll (A), 3. Supt Public Instruction
Nelson tR), 40: Porter d., Il: Lewis
80, 2, Judge OF Supreme Court
Suaup (R), 40; Varlan D). Is, |
Goodwin 50, ?. Rep Eleventh District |
Austin R), As; Batemau Oh. i6,
Nootton (R), 49, Taft d. Is. Hone
.R), AZ Argyle (D), IS, Simons (R1. |
I9; Money Cd. rs. District Judge
Fourth Distrlct--B Booth (R). ~. King
ID, ~, District Ats. -Houtz R), !
%. Rydaloh (D) 49, County Commits.
Toner Four Year Term Dunn (RD. |
%; Bird D), a. County Commission.
r 1.-TWO Year TERM Walker (RD. 30,
'outhwick Cd, H. County clerk
Zee (RD, 4s' Robson Cd. l6. County
'herIh-llarmon (R), &C. Storrs CDj.
4. County Recorder-Joner (RO. 81.
Yorsencroft (D), "A; County Attorney
Anderson (R), AZ; Morgan DD. II
'ounty Assessor-Lewls (R), 81:
'homas 90 10. County Treasurer
ohnsbn (RJ 90, Jensen Oh. H.
ounty Suveyor-Wentz (R), so:
wan Cd, A. County Supt. Of Schools
-Eggertsen (R), 40; Childs (D). a.
ustice Of the Peace--John Thorgelrson
RD, 2S Constable--Ellas Gardener
R), 20.
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Ihe gathering and compilation Of
uuh election figures Is going on in.
d1sirously, but at the same time very
slowly 40 o'clock this afternoon IL
SOS conseWauyely estimated that
Roosevelt, win have % majority Of 10000
over Parker Al the same time It Is
calculated that Cutler for governor win
come In from the outside counties with
about 5000 plurality and that he VIII
beat MoyIe somewhere near 1000 To
200 In this county thus giving him a
plurality Of more than llOO0 in the
state
During tha day the claims Of the
American party as TO Its vote In
SAT- Lake county We're canyassed. so
Tan as was possible up to this time
they show Mcmillan, candidate for
commissioner 20 have received 5.6rs
as against Horne Democrat. G.555. and
N'eAey lowest Republican, l0.GI2.
CUTTERS PLURALITIEs.
se'y Stanford Of the Republican
sAle committee today said that the ne.
ituIhs SHOW mat Howell led Cutler near
" all over the state and that his plural.
luss ~ The gubernat0rial contest would
counties. '''
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DAVIS Is REPUBLICAN.
Report that Democrats Had Won
Was Incorrect.

Late returns from Davis county In
dlcate that the report that the county
was Democratic by about 90 majority.
was Incorrect Il Is now claimed for
the Republicans, but by what majority
Is somewhat uncertain at this time
Returns received by the Deseret News
today are as follows.
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sOUTH HOOPER

Presidential electors. Roosevelt l6.
Parker q, Debs, /. For Congress
Howell (R), 40; Powers. O), "a.
Schock 50, l. Hiles, (A.), 4. For
governor Cutler (R), 10, Moye (D),
21 Kaufman go, /, Ferry, (A). 4.
Secretary Of state. Tlngey, as. "A;
Harman. Op) "a. Porter (sG /;
James al, /. Justice OF supreme
court Straup, (R). a, Varian, %,
q; Goodwin, So, J. Williams, (AJ, T..
Attoney-gcneral. Breeden (R), a..
Bagley Cd, q Randall 50. 1. Nc
Dowell, (A), L. State treasurer Chris
Hansen, OR), a. Wilson, CDJ, ~;
Arlison, ISL Armstrong, as. 4.
State auditor; Edwards (R), a, Gel.
ger CO.., q, MCLachan. 80, /; Rog-
ers, ca, T. Superintendent Of public
instruction Nelson, (RJ, A. Porter
Cd, "a Lewis. 50, f. Christensen,
al, g. District judge Howell. OR),
As, Rolapp, 3D., 90 District attorney.
llalyerson, R). A.; Horne, (DJ Is.
State senator, Walton CRD a.. Rich,
tDJ, %. Representative, Richards.
CR), A. Stewart. CD g. Commis-
sioner two year term. Nelson. R),
a.. White CD, 2S. Clerk stable. CRJ.
A. Phillips, d.. %. Treasurer. Blood,
CRD, n; Kershaw CDJ, 2S Recorder.
Foss (R), a. Howard, D) 2S AS
SCISSOR. WOoEcy (RD, a. Thurgood
o., g. Sheriff Ware. R), "A, Hol-
brook, o., 2S. Attorney. Wiley,
.R), a. Stretpcr. o., 2S. Surveyor:
Chase (RD, "A; Kuowlton DJ, 2&
county superintendent Of public I'M
'tructIon White sides tR), a, Well
ug, %, IS. Justice OF the peace. Ber-
'ett tR), As; and for constable, Ross.
RI, A..
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sANTAQUGN

Following are the returns from SAN
taQuln.
Electors, Republicans rs; Democrats,
2lS. Socialists 6. Congressman. How.
ell, G), g.; Powers. (DJ. 22i. schock,
OsJ D. lliles A.). 3. For Governor.
Cutler t8), 10; Moyle, D), 224; Kauft-
man, ISL 8. Secretary OF state. Tin
Rey. (R), 90. Harmon Cd. 225, Por-
Ter 90, 3, James, (A), o. Auditor.
Edwards Q}) 90. Geiger o., 225;
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9McLaehlan. go, o; Rogers. (A). G.
treasurer Christensen, (RD, II, VIII
SON lD) 22i Arilson, go. B, ARM
strong ca G. Encouragement:
nnl,eIon' Qtl SO, Bagey 10. 126;
Ht'hdaIl, o. b; Mcdowell (AD. 4.
superintendent OF schools Nelson.
!N) 'Qi Portr o. 92i. Lewis. Isl.
o. Judge Of supreme court. Straup.
Uh y, Nanm 90, g25, Goodwin.
lS) D. Representatives Eleventh dis
Ict. Austln,R), ID, Bateman, ODD,
5,' Noolton .RD, 70, Taft, CDl. g26.
none go d Argyle. %, 221, Sc
mons lltD, " Money 90. 22S Dis
ulct Judge Furth district: Booth
90, ,0i KInr 90, 227 District ate
llhey llout2 tRD, "a, Rydalch, Dl
..-n county commissioner four years.
punn. u'D, il,DIrd, 90. 221. County
commissioners $50 year term. Walker.
Q1 IL; SoutRick %. 226. County
V,rIh. Gee llN, 10, Robson, 90, 22L
county shcrIn Harmon. R), IS,
H'orIS, 90, "a, County recorder.
ZONES Qt), "a, Norspucroft. %. g2L
.nunty dttoruo' Anderson, RD, a.
Morgan lDD. 223 County assessor.
l.Wls lt), "a Thomas, 90. 22C.
ouuly treasure. Johnson, (RD. "A.
J.ufcn DJ, 2B County surveyor
Neniz Ord, n. swan. Oh. ag6 Cour-
ny supcrInienlot of schools Eggert-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-10

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-01
WHY WE CLIMB MOUNTAINS.

"Flanigan, the dlibuster, lived his perilous life for the fun of the thing, mostly And so with the enthusiast who goes up into the sky on mountains. Gold and glory count for little with those who commune with nature from the cliffs. The mountain climber goes in the direction of the least resistance.
 'The shade and shine, form and color, when seen from new heights, are exhilarating and indescribably satisfy ing, especially if the climber is alone. On the crags he hears natures bugle song with many an echo far and dim, and forgets all dreads. fears and Hmf- tations of life and feels all that scenes and solitudes can stir and all that music can rouse; feels all that comes of triumph and of high resolve-and more.
 When one climbs high pinnacle on the vast cathedrals of this world, where Pan is forever piping hymns forever new one seems to mingle with the universe, and the subtle and changing panoramas of all time-all the glad hopes and dreams he may have had be- fore are his again, and all life is tranquil dream. "O Outing.