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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29

smith. Helen lee. Thomas Wiueger, Fred
Muir. Edwin Cox Ernest Grant,
enterElll@T i. Howell. principal.
whitney smith. GcorEe white Ernest
NaTmau. Josie II Spencer. Frank If.
orsley, Nettie Campbell Joseph Wise.
Rich Parrish. Ella Croft, Rosena Lucas,
GerQme Brown. Harold Roberts. Samuel
Ensign, willie Walton. Louise Rollins.
neutrality-suspicious. r. Mabey princi-
pai. Fannie knoWlton. Attic TAYLOR. Nina
hess. Rose Steed. Alice Wilcox. Sterling
Clark Done Sanders. Myrtle Steed. Cleve
Derby. Annie Mcdonald. Leva Clark,
Maud Earl. Jessie BarkduI Alice Wood.
Viola ku0Wlton. Leroy Walker.
observation-disclosures C. Burton. principal.
Nora ingram. jesse Flint. Leah r.. Phit-
lips William Galley. Hazel Drummer,
Keith Snyder. Dayid Lindsay, Louise
RAYMOND. Mabel Burton, Deibert Criddle.
Lawrence Coles. Violet Smith Mamie
Flint. Alberto Cottrell. Mabel smith.
Norma Thornley,. Effie Criddlc.
Layton-N. r., Skeeu. principal: jamie
Roberts, Myrtle Morgan. Susie H0ds0n,
David stevenson. Jennie NIgsilt. Ruby T..
~ hitesides Pearl Ware. Martha A. Fiji,
Ebert ,. Hutchinson
East Layt9n-Charies Manning, princi-
pals Chloe ID. Harris. Jessie A. Robins,
Grace A. Robins. Leonard d. Green.
SETacuSe-Thomas IL Williams. Drfnci-
pal- R0Ecua ThurEO0d. Olive t.. Tree,
Lionel T.. Williams. i.ucina ate.
South Hooper,. IT, FOWles. principals
Nora M. FreW, Minnie Patterson. Pear
Singleton.
B~laine-Minnie BudigeE. principal: JO-
seph ~. Bambroush Anna Mae Ferne-
Illus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29

60 hungry. Several families have
aloved from here 10 idaho this spring
ana quite a number from other places in
the county h1se gone 90 Canada Most
all or the freight Out of EmerF county
and All that comes into ID is hauled over
tine road nom Price southwark. About teu
miles of this road is in Carbon county
ihe county commissioners of Carbon
c0lntN have promised "a number of times
20 IEnair this road. but it is in q horrible
condition AS q result q movement js ON
foot go try and get h railroad company
10 RAUL the Emery c9uuty freight to
Farnham oE Mounds as the road from
either OF those places would an be DID
Emery county and IL is supposed that me
Emery county officials would Lry ana
Keep a good road.
d. G.. Robbins was down here some time
ago after a county franchise Ter a right
Of way along the ounty roads from Prise
to Emery. to build am electric railway.
III the Salna cut-off is not built soon
the people would welcome most any kind
Of a good road that could be travelled
with COMFORT
An o-Ilu peddler visited our count
some time ago and got the best of one or
more citizens IT, a. Lulelt let him have
$50 bushels of potatoes. He took them TO
SunnEside and sold them for the cash.
but the organ man has not come Vet all
though several good promises have been
sent i'm letters. The organ agent was
WurEiug for a Provo firm. The potatoes
were not bis. the cash was not MS. ana
Ar- Zuielt IS about TO enter a serious
charge against him. as he has waited
now o a year Tor something 10 zoe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
PAYING FOR COAL STRIKE.
Carbon County officials Believe "Bull
Pens Are Expensive.


Price. Utah. May 27.-Xesterday the
board of county commissioners were In
session here all day, the greater portion
qf the time being spent in auditing bills
In connection with the coal miners strike
and the expenses incidental TO the main
Jenance Of the DullBen. when the IW men
were brought To Price from the halfway
house above the town Of Helper These
expenses, an told, foot up less than 5000,
the men VINO acted as guards or deputy
sheritfs being paid by the Utah Fuel com
pany. After all these expenses are paid
there viii be left iu the general fund OF
the county something like $4,000 with this
years taxes yet TO come in- Carbon
county, it viii thus be seen, Is perhaps
better off, financially, than any other
cred.
In the matter of the creation Of a new
school district to be cut off the Price dis
trict. the petitioners and the trustees or
Price district appeared before the board
and came to an agreement whereby the
Price board is TO furnish a means of con-
veyanCe to those children who live at
remote distances The petitions were un-
der the circumstance ana the conceS-
siOns made by the Price trustees with
drawn.
The board of commissioners are to meet
on the first of june as q board Of equali-
cation. The levy win be the same as last
year. 44 mills. There viii be no raise
in taxation because of the coal miners
strike and the large number of arrests
and protection OF property By the employ
ment of numerous deputy snerittss The
county VIII nave enough money in its
treasury when the taxes come in this fall
to build a substantial court house I'm
the event the commissioners so decide.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
PARK t S

Park City. May 22.-On Monday the
first contingent of Park City people viii
start for the Worlds fair. In the party
VIII be Mrs. c. a.. Biocher. Mrs. Edward
Ryan. Mrs Kate Carpenter. Misses Lilly
Lanyou, Florence Carpenter. Agnes
ICwey. Elizabeth tanning, Gertrude
Charles Carpenter.
AS a result Of the heavy rain which
has been falling during the past few
GAYS the lower portion of the Ontario
dump bUikhead save way last night at
about ~ O'Clock and q large quantity OF
the rock and dirt slid into The road. In
the 7. q. II. q IT, Co., which held the
electric light wires. Wcro torn down and
the town was lett in tOmpiet7 darkness
for over an hour. The Slide VIII close ND
the road between town and the bosrdfnE
mouse for teams until quite an amount
Of work is done upon IT,
F4e G. A. r. has made preparations TO
conduct Memorial day services here and
on Monday wifi march To The cemetery.
where services VIII be held over the
graves of comrades. I'm the state en-
campmeDt matter, tQeE viii have the
final arrangements made by next week
and viii issue an official programme of
the entertainment TO De had here during
the reunion
This morning a delivery wagon belong
ms TO the Park City Meat company was
overturned 0n WOOdside avenue and
quite an amount of MERCHANDISE scat
tered over the street. Tho wagon rolled
over the bank and il was damaged con-
sideTablg.
r. b Wright and family left for salt
Joe Lauyon returned from CoaIviIle to-
day. where ne has been doing jury duty.
Rev. II. G. Hogan came up from salt
Lake today.
Dan Feeuey was among the morning
arrivals from Salt Lake
T. =. Tregea is spending a day or two
in Park City.
Bob Widdison came up from Salt Lake
RMS mDFnHnH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
REVENUE oFFIoERs -.
Down On American Fork and
Capture ~SaIoonists.

American Fork, May 25-The revenue
officers yesterday surprised two of our
local saloons by dropping In on them and
convincing them that they had been
breaking the law. The Gem sshoOn had
% a so and the Palace had 10 put mp
$3.50.
All the business men in this town have
signed an agreement to close their places
every Thursday at - o'clock noon and
stay closed all the afternoon during the
months of june. July and August.
Amos Wagstaff. wife and daughter
Fannie left over the r. @. vs.. Thursday
for st. Louis 10 take En- the Worlds fair.
They viii visit a Number of places Of
interest before returning.
Mrs. James Chapman, jr.. viii leave on
Monday for Erie. Pa. for an extended
visit with her folks. Mrs. Sarah Smith
VIII accompany her. They viii visit the
World fair before returning.
A game of baseball win be played at
the City park rou Decoration day be-
tween American Fork and I.ehi.
The excursion from Salt LAX over the
RIO Grande Western last night was noe
very much of q success. there being only
about seVcnty-fiVc people on the train.
Those who did come. however. had "a
good time dancing at the Apollo.
Misses Edith n Belle Mcintyre Of
Price are visiting a few days In This
3. IT.. Stout vent to Salt Lake today
Ter a couple Of days, visit with his fam
fw
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29

home OF Mr. and Mrs. J. IT. Drinkwater
1or the purpose Of t-ransacting busi-
ness
Mrs Bait has been slightly in but is
now recovering
George 1ingiey. proprietor OF the Hub.
IS about TO erect "a branch eff his clothing
business az Bingham Junction.
Aasnus Olsen is extending his place
or business or State street
Aiss Ruth Hoffeuson has left for St.
airs Lille Birch is suffering with pneu-
Airs Henry W. Weller has returned to
murray with the intention of establishing
William smith is erecting another
rouse Tor renting purposes in the south
end of our
The Tingiey and Stratton residences. on
atwood street are almost finished and
ready for occupation
NJ A. Williamson. editor of the local
paper. has returned from the Worries
William S-teohenson returned from Los
Angeles last Friday, where he went about
-FOUR months go. He has been under
tHe care of q physician ever since he
arrived there. soon after his departure
from here he was troubled with a growth
ON one OF his hands, which developed
into blood poison. He fingered i'm the
hospital for weeks and finally recovered
suluclency 10 return to Murray.
The Mil creek schools closed last
Thursday. An entertainment was pro-
Fided for the students and parents.
Arthur White is erecting a large ter
race on Atwood street
Pastor Andrews of The Baptist church
viii hold Decoration Day memorial serv-
ices q Sunday at S p, m.
Mrs. Olaf Erickson died last Sunday
of pneumonia. The funeral took place
Wednesday May -.
A baby boy has been born to DR.. and
Mrs. Duncan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29

cle9Ha Thorpe ihcl were three 1ailurcz
I'D EDnrdiU-
AaIti-Nephi Jensen. priucipal. Mabel
Anderson. Matilda AnGer fou. alice Farus-
WORTH. Conrad E~riScnkuacllr. Apple HIr-
mon- AIldret Jensen. AlIie Molten
FRA Alder Juhu Aicaeu- Authon Hour
Aida snow. Edwin Turtle Royal Reid.
Harold Madsen- Elmer Hdseu, Cariyie
Munk Henry Petersen Bertha Musig.
larsen Dee Brown, four failures 81
spring Cty-John s.. BIain. principal:
81 rtle Aadsen, Arnold Alfred. FERGUS
Johnson Emma Robinson, Jennie AIRED.
Ida Alfred ada Alfred. Dora johnson.
Blanche Blain IIilda Dahl Eva koff0rd,
Eitn fraudsen. One failure onfy IN
FaiFriswEA. u. Miner. -principai. Ma
rlnda Vance. Caroline Brady. WlliiC
christensen Ross Christensen. Blanche
Poulseu. Heber Sorensne, Charles Che
neE- Eupheuia Anderson. Anna Petersen.
sina Nielsen Anna LndQuist. -Four i'm
this place who did not pass
FOUNTAIN Ereen-Albert ~ IoNstrup,
principal, Eugene Alfred. Geneva IVORY
One failed.
no graduates in MiI6urn.
Alt. Pleasaut-Dauiel Rasmussen prin-
cipai- BeTkiey Larsen. Ray NonSOn. Ida
Anderson, John D. cur. Louis Petersen,
hansen orthella McCteuanan, Etta
Roiph, Willie Erickson James L~undquist.
-Four failed in Mt Pleasant
MorOni-J. Ut. Christensen. principal.
Christsnsen. Six failed.
Naies-A. u Hees principal, Ephraim
THOMPSON, " is Dye Mary Dye, 10
sephlne Lewis, Mary Lamb. Mercy Jeu-
klus.
The Sterling and Gunuison schools had
their eNamlnarlOu some weeks ago and
son and Cent-rfield and eight who failed.
Sterling had three graduates
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
REGRET JUDGES WITHDRAWAL
Juab County Will Have a Candidate
Before Milford Convention.

Eureka, Nay 2S-The Withdrawal of
Judge MaTioueauX has caused consider
9pIe surprise ln 1iutic district. and his
decision not to become a Caudidate IS
regretted. However. Juab county will
Rave q candidate. either for judge or dis
tftcl ~atlorneA at the convention 90 lac
held In Milford ON June s.. and as Marion
eduN was charged 90 Ju8b county. whose
claims were conceded before his with
craWal, there IS little doubt but that the
choice OF the delegates from this county
VIII be named by the convention. not
W1thstdnding the office hunger of the
south counties. Two wears ago Juab
vent 20 this same Milford town with a
candidate and was ignored. but this wear
Tue vote that IS Necessary TO elect the
Democratic candidates must come from
10 be satisfied with one nominee. Al
the state conEeutlGn the entire deIeea-
ton south Of Titan county VIII be in line
for state Senator George O.. Whitm0re
as @ delegate 90 the national Democratic
convention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
BIG IRRIGATION ENTERPRISE
Twelve Thousand Acres May be Re
claimed by Project.

tlpNrAat ~ IKE AftfalQ-I
Price, May ga proposition is novr
being considered by the people of PHce
and Castle Valley TO AXE out a hie
ditch at a point about five miles above
Price and reclaim about 1900 acres of
land between here and the towns Of
Huntington and Cleveland. the country
being known as Miller flats. 1t fs most
productive soil with irrigation. At this
season OF the year great rivers of water
from the melting snow in the hills is
going TO waste. and this could be uti-
iized for raising az least one croD of
hay. and possibly two. each year.
The plan as outlined is to build the
ditch this fail A line has already been
surveyed and later, when money and Ia
Dor or both are available. 1T is proposcd
10 construct a big reservoir in the mouu-
tains, there being four or five available
sites. u is argued that with the lands
OF sait Lake valley and the Saupete and
Sewer country going TO sugar beets that
this section may be made the hay mar
ket or Utah. Hay is now selling at Price
az $40 per ton, and o to be had at
this figure.
The next few days win likely see a
company organized for the ditch work
and by fan the ditch should Sc com
pieted for Irrigatiug with the flood wa
tiers next spring,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
COURT AT

Pennington. May Z2-The case OF
Thomas Steed VS.. the Rio Grande Western
Railway company. which has occupied
two days in the district court before
Judge Hart and a jury. was concluded last
evening. and q verdict was returned
awarding plaintiff $1,000 and costs rs dam
ages for personal injuries sustained by
being struck by q train.
The following cases were continued for
the term owing to Judge R0iapD NOT being
able TO attend court.
New State Gun CLUB VS.. Luther Ellis.
Lucy Butler VS. Alma Butler. divorce a.
C.. CharVez VS.. Improved Brick COMPANY.
damages, Elizabeth sin va. Kay's Creek
Irrigation company
William O'CouuOr and John Orr. who
are charged with stealing wire from tho
Independent Telephone company poles
i'm South BOuntifui were arraiEu6d and
took the statutory zine 30 plead.
Court adjourned for the term last even
inC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
TotaIs -. ID s - q - S

The total sum of taxes paid into the
county treasurer last year was S5d. 1882.
actual money collected. Of this sum
SlS.4l195 came from the Utah Fuel COM
panys $l,3i5.S4 from the Wasatch Stores
company and the sum of S24.01255 from
the Rio Grand Western railway leaving
$ll-Z34g4 10 be paid by the livestock. real
estate. mercantile and ranch and other
interests. including the various car com
pdnles otherwise than railway CORPORA
lions, telegraph and telephone lines.
or the S5l.Sl3-J2 the state of Utah re-
eeived as its portion of the revenues col
lected the sum OF SIS, 213.46. on the 9th
of June the board Of commissioners viii
meet as an equalization board and will
Tx The levy for state Ind county purposes,
or rather il viii leave them where they
nave been FOR a number or years. that is,
4f mills on the dollar
The taxes for the year 1901 viii be some
what greater than for last year. owing to
the building of 200 coke ovens at sunny
SIDE and the addition Of large plants and
improvements by Che coal company at its
four camps In his county and the build
ing Of many new dwellings and the pur-
chase OF those belonging To strikers vino
nave lett the employ of the company.
Were IL NOT for the fact thai the state
has TO have more reFeuue the rate of
taxation i'm Carbon county might be re-
duced this year to 4 or go mills. The labor
troubles ln carbon uut have cost the
Utah Fuel company iu ruufDmrut and
me employment of guards not less than
szN.H3, expenses running al one time
during the coal miners strike more
than SlC03 d day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
MuRRAY NEWs TTEMs-

Miss Belle Olsen. daughter Of DIT.
James olsen, Uho went TO California a
few months ago, is dangerously Ed there.
Her father has arrived az The bedside
of his daughter.
James Gordon smashed the window of
the T.. =. saloon % was given ten days
at hard ID for malicious destruction
Harvey King was found guilty Of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses and
was sentenced To- serve twenty-five DAYS
Whleh ne never intended Co pay He
read the daily paper b lived ike n
gentleman of means. hut when his cred
It0Ts appeared he always offered excuses
small sums of money under the pretense
that hls mother was at the point of
death Sufficient evidence had then ac-
clmuiatCd TO convict him.
a kanaka caused q g0od deal Of mer-
rinent recently by wrestling with his
HlIc on the streets The fellow was
drunk and tGe woman il -Onseuuenc
proved TO be superior ln strength. Fin
ATTY the offcader was taken before the
police court where me claimed that the
cause of his behavior was his step-sOn.
who. ne claimed. showed 900 much at
IenuOn 10 MS, the prisoner wife He
was released en- the promise that he
would 90 home and behave himself
w 81 Thuriey was fined S. for fight
ing, which Is prohibited by q city OTdI-
nance while a s. fine was given TO Az
si5 fine go soc Peter for drunkenness
and disturbing the peace.
Dr. and Airs. =. 81. Jones Ieft last
Thursday for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1911 nf California have
occupied q part of The apartments be-
longing TO Charles DuTaud.
William Draper has recovered from his
injuries 0ccasioned nN an accident
Joseph T. Harry 81 Pueblo IS VISITING
with his parents Ar and 8irs Joseph
HARRY.
The Ladies AID society 0f the d. E
church GlEt "Wednesday afternoon at the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
RICHFIELD NEWS NOTES.

Richfeld May 26.-A company of ne
groes are touring this county. furnishing
entertainments. While at joseph Mon
day q couple OF the party took the funds
Of the manage and skipped. Iney footed
IL as FAR as Saiua ana were caught and
taken back TO Joseph.
Revenue Collector A.. Stuart of Salt
Lake dropped in u~nannOunced ON tae sa-
loon Keepers of this city q few days ago.
and it has just leaked out that after an
examination of their books ne levied ~
fine of SIP against one of the proprietors
and SO against th0 other Tor selling
liquors in wholesale quantities. The tines
were paid without a ccntesT.
Thomas Brown OF 5ait Lake 81 I'M this
city in the interest of the Wasatch Flee
tFic company. which proposes 10 establish
an electric light plant here
~Culuyating aH6 thinning beets
is % in an the fields OF the county. The
storms have brought the plants up spian-
didly, ana the prospects are that the best
stand ln the history OF the Industry ISL
this counts wiH be had
The Denver q Rio Grande company IS
slut scattering its heavy rails along The
track III thc SEWER branch and 1Ow has
them struns % this sidc or SisuFd fhes
have been placed - point this SIDE eft
AHreHa and an eng II mas been sent Down
10 assist IN tho work l4 IS possible lrat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
WANTS LIGHT ON Law.
Has Legislature Power to Repeal
Existing Ordinances?

Huntington, May 2S.-F0r quite "a NUM-
Der or years there has been q law on the
statute cooks allowing cities and incof-
Dorated towns To make CuTfcW ordinances
ana a great of them did SO. Az
the last session of the legislature there
was what some claim 10 bc g general
curleW .laW passed. This new laW does
Tot repeal ans OF the powers given TO
cities ana towns before ITS passage. This
law Is in conflict with some Of the orQi-
rancee. Vow the question IS. has the
legislature the right 90 pass q Law maxi
ing nun % void ordinances Of cities
and towns passed regularly bmder the
powers granted 20 them2 WIN You please
answer.
II appears that quite a few parents can
not or viii not try and keen their chill
ufen off the streets at night. CroWd5 Of
children from u % l8 wears 81 age are
allowed TO roam the streets az aH hours
of the night. The town board Of HUNT
inetou has appointed Two special police
men 10 assist the marshal IN putting a
stop 60 this kind IF work a few of the
boys have been captured and put 90 work
On the public square
Times are very ouli here noW. nothing
doing except with the farmers they of
curse are busy Tyte L0Veless and a
few others u our Young Der went to
y EoHatng g few DAYS ago to huat auy
EHa ~ work sheep shearing preferred.
nose Mfe ae HQt got q farm, OF a
sf nave 20 rustic aut bunt Nark ur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
AGENTs APPoTNTED.


tSpecldi 10 me Idefdlo-I
Price. May G.-The board Of county
commissioner has appointed registration
agents I'm the several precincts Of Car
bon county for the coming November cleo
tiOH as follows.
Winter Quarters. Andrew Gilbert: SEQ
field, Paul Wood: Castle Gate. Thomas
W. Lewis Helper. W. q. BrOeker: Spring
Glen. j. ". ROwley. Price. Robert Nc
kune; Wellington, Edgar Thayue. Minnie
Maud. =. O.. Lee; SunnEside, A. i. Glib
SON. Clear Greek. Richard C9tner.
All the precincts except Wellington
Spring Glen. Helper and Sccfia3d went
Republican at the last general eleetion,
where Republican registration agents are
named. Those enumerated cast Demo-
cratic UlaiOritics and have been given
Democratic registration officers.
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sANPETE COUNTY.

fafg9i- 10 S1upete county met Eco Mauti
Aay = and reported me following names
a. graduates 2 tHe uiiete4t seAo4-s.
pai- Garlic Thorpe, hauude Anderson.
Iuiu Petersen Kate u Olsen. Leonard
THOMPSON. Iootle Petersen. Oral EeaI.
Jensen. Aleefua MhiIock. Eusar thorpe.
ora Iausou. ai0uZ0 fsalcsoD- Aels
Thomson BeuGeita Beai. Fred Jensen.
Mary ARR Larsen archie anderson. EaIs
Jensen, Pearl H4 sel- eey moer Hasnus-
sen. All Olsen, tF iHaacron Henry
einm0usen. 5Clu Dtsel Charles E1smGs-
sen. 5oHaUu1 Olsen. kesirr EcaI-aH
eIgna EauFel, Hazel Dorius llEee hs
sle4en. ANNA rH1au Edgar Jensen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
LEFEvER cUDDEBAcK,s 80.

BichGeld. May 22-Another death has
been added to the list for this month IN
this CITY. Yesterday morning Lefever
CuddebacE died after an illness OF sew
eral weeks, due to heart trouble and
dr0psy. His death had been expected az
almost n time within the past two
weeks. Mr. Cuddeback was a wen known
citizen OF this county having been a resi-
lent of It for about thirty years. lie
has been engaged I'm the sheep raising
and farming business. wins up to about
four years ago on his farm along the
Sewer river between here and Sigurd.
The deceased was a native cf New York
and WAS born in Cayuga county, Nov. 30.
1S3S He went 20 California I'm 1850 and
Co White Pine. New, during the great
excitement there in ISL. From there he
came 20 lt3h at what was then Lewis
ton. now Mercur. Ine1S.f he came TO Sc
Vier county. lie was married TO 1880 20
Mrs. Eliza Peer. who died about a year
ago from the effects OF am operation.
Mr. Cuddcbdck was a candidate for sher-
iff on the Socialist ticket two wears ago
He has a brother living al Salina and
TWO half sisters in Michigan.
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the construction crow wiz be ncfcaset
soon IL Is said that the company vii
put them through 10 MarvsVale Withou
ahy IatLhef delay, md that it VIII have
tac track IN readiness for the handling o.
me sugar beet crop this fat.
S4afes i4anmersd0rf had the ErOunr
oroEen thls week for the foundation of g
ne" residence, which he wiz erect I'm this
CITY, IL VIII he one OF the finest. II moi
me most attractive. iu the county.
4 lent shower ri rain Tuesday might
mas neipeQ the crop conditions in this
count The outlook for hi absuTsut
harvest was never brighter.