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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01

French Lick Springs. Ind hotel man. IA
guest at the Wilson. So IA Manager
J, D. Grafton Of the Fort Park UnIver-
city hotel az Chicago
Henry p, Cmbsen. % san Frap,.'-1
promoter and real estate man. IA regis
tered az the Kenyon
Paying Teller Harry D. Kay OF the
Southwest National bank a. Los Ange-
lee ls at The Kenyon en- route home
from st. Louis.
4 r. Couaons of Rock Springs, for
morly o we'll known wholesale grocery
man of this city r. lu town on bus
mess trip. Mr. Cou1ens is now the
manager ut Rock Springs OF the 0m
OF CoSgrin Bros, & Couzons.
r. Y. Fergusous family have re-
turned from an extended eastern trip
ana are domIcIled at the Southern
hotel
,Dr r. y. Be1ttc Is ont OF town for
"a Few days. for change and rest,
Secretary O. l.. Cox Of the Y. NJ. c..
A. has returned 20 Salt Lake after a
two weeks absence ON the Pacific
coast leaving Mrs Cox reCuperating
from ou attack OF illness at Portland
where She may remain for a month
Mr. and Mrs COX We're called hurried
ly to Oakland by the sudden death Of
Mrs CuN's father
G, A, Badcrtscher has returned
home from two weeks visit In
Toledo. Ohio, with relatives,
Richard X. Sheldon. "A we'll known
Denver Mining man IA nc the Knuts-
ford from Idaho where he has been
hooking over q number VI properties.
Mr. and Mrs George %. Woollcy have
returned from "a two-Weeks absence I'm
tho east. during which time they visited
the worlds fair Independence Mo. and
other cities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
SOCIAL AND
PER SONAL.

Mrs George l., Nye gave a delightful
luncheon at the University club yes
tCrday IN honor OF Mrs Grant llamp.
ton the table being effectively decorat'
ed with baskets OF fruit Covers were
laid for o.
Mrs Elizabeth Dunbar was hostess at
Halloween party last night a num-
Der Of friends attending IN regulation
Halloween costume, and participating
n uncanny festivities under the glow
OF Jack o Lanterns, and brilliant aut-
umn flowers A supper was one Of the
features, rs details carrying out the
Halloween idea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Windsor have
returned and are at the Fifth East
hotel
The Rowland Hall girls We're given "a
Halloween party last evening, by their
principal, Miss Clara /, Colburnei and
the parents and friends Of the students
were invited 10 the number Of 200. The
decorations We're orthodox pumpkin
lanterns and other highly ornate SYM
h0ls suitable 10 the occasion Chrlston.
SENS orchestra furnished music and
there was dancing with Halloween
games.
Mr. and Nlrs. d S. Spencer and Mr..
and Mrs Il J.. a. Culmer have return
cd from Sc. Louis.
The Royal HIehAudors' society Of
this city gave an Halloween dance last
night m Federation hall, where Oh
couples danced until late hour
Miss Jean Spencer entertained a num-
her of her young friends at a party
last night az her home
Mrs. a. II. Walker has returned from
her trip TO S. Louis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
Manic, is Charges and Says They
Are Without Foundation
In Truth.
COUNTY INFIRMARy FIGURES.
o..,,,,, that American" Party Organ
Va, rolsIded the Facts What lie
Say, 10 support Of His Claims

n, nossr.t News Is In receipt Of the
.a w" abatement from pauper Clerk
lo .,,.. with a request Tor publications
~.. r,rbune. anxious, even deter
lhe - gst AN the votes It can to
mlneea W. I'm party, has not hesitated
the A'...',rsnose figures, and give gar
% 50 .,",,.,osnts. and the truth itself Is
bIel, s,1' tr.ellly opposed to what they
80 oy u mat careful perus9l OF the 40 iol, .,
OWLS rs not alone TO show the falslty
VIII .s y. dgures and arguments, but
Of 'a aiso servo 10 DO Justice TO a great
WI, .oy ,' Gentlemen who have been badly
nalgned'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01

| wholesome food, but there were some
things tina, were not supplied the In
mates, but of other things there was
plenty. MIX was given them at any
time, every day but butter only ocCa-
s.onally with the exception OF the sick
people who had all they wanted at any
time. We always had a supply OF
fresh eggs ON hand; some Of them we
got from the farm, while the greater
portion OF them came there In cases.
Among my other duties ! was compelled
tO cook 100 pounds of flour each day
into brcad, aud $50 pounds every other
| day The inmates were given plenty
OF bread, meat and twice a week pud-
ding and pie
I'm regard to the charges made OF
Mr. Jones giving a party TO his friends
az the county expense on July 4, II is
| not so, The inmates had their regular
meals ON that day, at noon they get
ting roust veal green peas potatoes,
bread and butter but no dessert, In
the evening they got bread and butter,
tea, chocolate, cake and fee cream, The
dinner given by Mr. Jones was az
o'clock iu the afternoon. and was en-
tIrely paid for by himself
81 DO not think these malicious stories
being told bout Mr. Jones are right
and J take pleasure I'm making this
statement and will swear TO 1t any
Time"
Mrs. Harlow stated further that there
was nobody. with one exception at the
iunrnWN capable uf acting as cook,
and the persou 40 question would not
! DO IL. always getting on on % plea Of
/ sickness. The lady left the infrmary
| Or her own account
/ COUNTY AUDITORS STATEMENT.
County Auditor J. NJ. Fisher has COM
I piled the following official statement
showing the amount OF cash, from
I whence received and the expenses for
| 1904.
RESOURCES,
I Cash ON hand Jan !, lg0l...$ S0.0l5,29
| Tax levy for county purposes
in 1904 .,...,.. ..... ... 2227331s
Revenue other than taxes TO
Sept 3d. 1904 1900. ..u... 62,iiISO
Revenue other than taxes es-
timatcl for last quarter 1904 2O.7l593
S3S5.6l2 20
EXPENSES.
Outstanding warrants, Jan. :.
! lNNt,tt..,.. .t.t,tt ...,t. ..t.N l.-5t 81
| Warrants issued to sept. 80.
1904 .,......,.. 90, .....,. 2ll635,Ol
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EXPENSES

Outstanding warrants. Jan, T.
lNNt.,,... ....,tt 5000 ..,.A l.-bthl
Warrants issued to Sept 90,
1904 ......,.,. 90, .,.,. 2ll,63G0l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
COMPARATIVE FIGURES.

20 regard TO the statements made by
Ual same paper concerning eNtraya-
gnee IN maintaining this one depart
hehl Toe following comparative fig
tles ale given 20 show the ialslty OF
fat charge
NJ l'N for the first six months Of
la' year lha cost Of maintenance un-
gd O. Democratic administration which
as lhen IN power was $lj,01j.5J, while
,,t We lirst SIX months Of 1904, under
s PRESENT maligned administration,
me 'o'al expense was Sl5.OGS4O, or Sis
s,s lnan under the Democratic admin
seHalloh Under the Democrats I'm
We ume mentioned, the average mum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01

Der Of families maintained were 233,
while the first six months Of this year,
an average of $50 families We're main-
tanned SO that On the same proportion,
The expense this year should have been
proportIonotely much greater The
figures show that II families more are
being aided this year than there We're
iu 1895 and yet the expense this year
for the first six months ls S.ll less.
The following figures are given, show
ing the amount expended tor groceries
and coal each year from and including
lAlA tn Mn. nuh OF lost Anar-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY
lpo YOU REMEMnERN

do YOU REMEMBERD
Tho Peoples held big rally Ogden addressed by
Heter NJ Wells then county recorder o La county.
In New York immense Cleveland by
Democratic ana national
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Car Alexander III Of Russia died lingering
end had been looked for days
FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY
General White badly defeated fight near Lodysmrh
Sir Thomas Upton sailed for Europe after his
yacht racing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01

sls8oi90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01

Estimated expense for last
quarter Of l9O4.,., ...... 1Oa53i
Interest on bonds due and paid
In 1904 .... ..... ..,..., 23j0OOO
t3O6giGl9
Estimated surplus Jan T.
1905 ..,u,. .,.... ... 1S666.0l
s3s56l2,2O
From the above figures Il win be seen
that not alone will the county pay ev-
cry dollar OF Indebtedness including
interest on bonds, but will have the
tidy surplus OF SS,G66Ol with Ahlch TO
begin the new year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01

HERR. AItF iAA tA '''
no raupar department Of the
w. ,r adirmIstmtlon, that paper mas
collN ,,rv serious attacks, and tries
y, 'V eepr,s TO show that that depart
W ny 4 conducted as discriminating
i' s,cor OF the Mormons' ana against
ibe "GenJIas. ,,. Ill. ,,.,o,,
AZ ,,st Gspartment, showing the eX-
ls ,S,twss of money for that depart
Ie''t" tor tine nrst six months OF this
Wsu" ,rJ taking as a basis Of comparl-
!'@ Ave each Of the leading stores
S.ms we're taken, ahowinB the amount
|, nancy expended by the pauper de-
~ m the buying Of groceries,
lo'l drugs and for undertakers and
rndsr the head OF groceries, II was
,.ooS M Ave Mormon" and five nom
. ,GD stores patr0nIzed, that the
Gsrtlle firms received G,25I6g, while
bs Mormon stores received 2.s52.oO'
adherence IN favor Of the Gentle
''G n, me- coal firms, the Gentle firms
,s,slvs5 ql671 while the mormon
s,ms received S211lO. a difference I'm
Syor OF the Gentle firms Of S669jO.
In drugs the figures show, which em-
,,,csd I'm monies expended, that Gem
te firms received $500 while the MOT
mon" firms received Sjl6.6j, a difference
n favor Of the Gentle firms OF S2SS65,
On undertakers showing the fun
,mount expended IN that direction,
G.rNe firms received Sl9j, while Nor
many firms were the recipients of Nij,
difference an favor Of the Gentle
firms Of SW
IN tbe hospital items, which em-
Traced an monies expended TO al tho
hospitals. &C was found that Gentle
Institutions received the magnificent
tn Of N.IS6. while the only partly
Mormon" one-thc Ksogh Wright
received nothing. therefore the entire
amount went 10 Gentle hospitals.
WHERE MONEY WAS SPENT
Here are the names Of the Mormon
firms from whom groceries We're
bought 2. C.. NJ, L. Barnes-Hardy
company Thirteenth Ward Store, Ar
hur Frewin, New city Market The
Camille firms We're W. Pickering, Hap-
goods, r. =. Harper w. Allen win
Pie,
The coal firms patronlzed, that Is the
saing ones. AS mentioned above, were.
Mormon. Burton Coal q Lumber Co.,
s. Martin. Gentle firms were Clti-
lens Coal Co, D. j. sharp, Bambcrgcr
Goal company
ln drugs 'he firms we're: Mormon
WlIIs.Home. g. G.. NJ /. The Gentle
firms we're Mccoy Pharmacy. ParIor
Drug Co.. A. G. Smith, Druehl & Fran
ltn Godbe.Pitts, f. G.. Schramm and
A. c. Smith.
% undertakcrs, Jos. VIM Taylor and
jos J. Taylor were the Mormon
fins while s. ID Evans, O'Donnell
end E. w. Hall were the Gentle firms.
The hospitals were. "Mormons,' none.
Gentle So Marks and Holy Cross
Thus Il will be- seen that ln every
Instance tho Gentle firms have been
NE leading benehciarles Of the monies
expended and as % matter Of further
hgi orders are given on stores
throughout the city without a question
a' to their religious or political be-
lt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01

THE COUNTY'S CASH.
Treasurer Carbis Makes Report Of Con-
dition During October

County Treasurer Carbls has com-
plcted his report Of the financial condi.
ton Of salt Lake county for the month
Of October It shows a balance on hand
on oct. /. Of A19257O, which. with the
receipts for the month amounting TO
Si7, 3OS9l makes total ON hand during
the entire month OF $95. 23i6l The dis
bursements amounted TO So. 929.62, lcay-
ing balance on hand ON oct 81. Of
Slg, 3Oi99. This balance Is distributed
among the various funds " the
county as follows,
General expense fund. . .,.SlS,9iO.59
County school fund. b., 900. 2.3S29j
state witness and juror fund . 1900
Tax sale redemption fund ,. I1SOIj
Bond interest fund. d" o., ,.,, 10000
=---==H-
Total. .. .,. o.. d. D.. u.,A23 Oi9O
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-14

for governor. Mr.. Broward is n
big man physically and has heart
In him as big as an OK. He is an
Impressive talker and corvincps his
hesrers that be is sincere in all he
says. His speech LAST d G5 minutes,
aud he discussed exhaustively the
matter Of State lands sought to b.
secured by certain railroads. With
= large map he illustrated bis re-
Sarks, and the attention which be
received from the audience was
marked. Mr.. Broward made q
splendid impression upon the people
and received generous share OF ap-
plsuse.
Governor Jennings, the last 81 eak
er, was somewhat handicapped by
The lateness o: the hour. rhn prOplr
1e.e tired and many If them IL fl tm
'all during the governors sp ech.
He spoke only 35 minuies hut N
hat time gave an exc llent &C 'oun
IT hs administration aid prOmi,eu
much if elected U. s. Senator. The
governor Is an earnest and impress
VI SPEAKER and his remarks wer
cordially received.
Quite a number Of ladies grace
the occasion by their presence a II
close attention to the speakers. The
meeting was u good one in every re.
spect and each OF the speakers
gained friends and supporters.
The second chapter in the political
BOOK will be told TN Saturday ueXl
when Senator Taliaterro, Col. Robt
w. Davis and other distinguished
speakers win be present to address
the citizens Of Madison county.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-14
The Cross Of Honor,

Al the exercises of Memorial Day
April 26th, one Of the impressive
features Of the occasion will be the
presentation to the old soldiers OF
Madison county by Elizabeth Har-
ris Chapter, U. d. c. of the Con.
federate Cross Of Honor, one Of
which will be given to each of the
following named veterans who serv.
cd their country calamity and brave.
ly in the dark days Of civil war:
w. T. Blair,
Samuel Burnett,
T. c. Bradford,
q. w. Bennett,
4. II. Bunker,
w. Nj. Cornet,
D. N. Cox,
W. H. Csraway,
w. f. Cssser,
G W. Collins,
M. c. Drew,
w. H. Dial,
R. V. Terrell,
f. j. B, Fox,
g. b. Baircloth,
Peter Coca,
II, B. Gibson,
H. r. Horton,
N. d. Hughey,
j. W. Jeffcoat,
Glenn Lanier,
A. Livingston,
j. p. Lyons,
james p. Martin,
B. +. Moseley,
L. M. Manning,
w. L. Parramore,
Theodore Randell,
r. G. Russell,
c. d. Tuten,
John w. Vann,
B. ID. Wsdsworth,
w. w. Wbitlock,
d. A. Y. Welch.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-14
A Card.
To the Public:

TO The Public:
tits brought to my attention that q
report 10 being circulated throughout
the county to the effect that a "cau.
Cus7 was held in Madison on Monday
night at which together with another
legislative candidate was selected Ms
he choice Of the "chucus" for legisla.
five honors, Also, that my s'lec lon
was made v 18th the understanding that
sitter election would prepare and 10
trOauce bill for the bonding Of the
county 10 large cum for the building
Of clay roads therein.
] do not believe such a caucus was
held.
II IL was 1t was without my kLowl-
sdre or consent, and up to this mo.
nent rhave failed TO find any person
VhOnsoever who was present at such
caucus" or who knows anything about
It.
lhave already stated, and do 80
sgsn, that l am a candidate for Rep.
rasentatve solely upon my own &C.
count. | have not entered into any
IDEAL" or combination with any other
candidate before the people, nor have
iSpOken OF any one of them except in
kiDdOst terms.
Iagaln invite attention TO that para
graph Of my circu ar letter mailed to
ne people concerning good roads II
PLAINLY states my position on the ques.
non' Respectfully,
COLUMBUS B. SMITH,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-14
Death of Cora May Jenkins.

AT the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Il. j. jenkins in this coun
~ ON March 31st., little Cora
May Jenkins died, age seven years,
two months and few days.
Six weeks ago she was stricken
with fever IN its worst form, suffer
ering intensely ct times but bore II
heroically, aud it was thought that
she might be the victor IN the slrug
gle, hut even while we hoped and
prayed that Heaven would suare W.
our treasure, the death angel was
towering near, and ON Thursday.
March 3lst, at FIVE O'Clock q. H.. ,
her spirit left its frail tenement Of
clay and took its flight TO a fairer
home, and to Him who said, "Sufier
title children ~ cume unto me, fo
Of such is the Kingdom Of ILL., aven. Z"
She was tue oungcst child, and
of course the idol Of the family q.
Sht leaves a father, mother, q sister,
Two brothers and host of relatives
ana friends to mourn her untimely
demise.
She was an unusually br ght and
winsOme child, ami her innocent
smile and pleasant ways will ever
linger in our memories. Surely,
death loves a shibing mark.
The body was inferred at Mace
'lonia cemetery, the funeral services
neipg conducted by the pastor, Rev.
| j. Clements IN beautiful, COM
forting and impressive way. The
h,lral tributes on casket and mound
were lovely.
The little lips are silent now;
The willing hands are stl !,
A vacant placeis IN home
That never can be filled.
Yet we bow in humble submission
to thy will. Oh Godl knowing that
ihou art too wise TO make q mistake;
too good to be unmerciful to those
who trust in thee. We know we
shall see her again in a home where
there shall be no more good byes.
To the sorrowing ones we tender
'ur deepest sympatbies, and point
hem to Him whose love can com.
fort them. Your darling is safe in
lie beautiful mansions above where
sorrow, pain and death cannot come,
but all is ligh, and Joy eternal.
She 10 safe, safe in the arms OF
IesuG. M. v, RYE.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-14
Circuit Court Convenes.

The spring term Of the Circuit
Court in and for Madison county
convened promptly Monday at II
o'clock with Judge Palmer presiding
and Safes Attorney Robertson at his
post OF duty. Attorneys present At
.Ae opening Of court were Judge h.
q Vann, Messrs. II. J. Mccall, c. B,
ashley. r Fl. Rowe, J. l. Bowling
Cnas Z. Davis, Of the local bar. and
IN. STRIPPING OF Jacksonville, and
sno' G. Mccall of Quitman. The
Jury roll was called and the following
gentlemen were named ss Grand
Cuors for the term: r. d, Rowe,
Foreman, d p. Beasley, clerk, S b.
namrick, T. II. Calhoun, j. +. Nor
row, 7. g, Blackwell. w. d. Lamb,
~ W. Gibbs, j. 8. Day. James Tur.
nngton, +. M. Tooke, ID. A. Rich
ss1son. J. d. jackson, N. B. San
Nv, W. II. Browning. j. T. Flow
s% 4, lc. Davis and X. A. Garner.
me charge Of the court was lengthy
sua particularly able ard impressive.
Judge Palmer dwelt at length on the
I'mlnal statutes OF the State and
s,Ose attention was paid to his
SSOarge. After sounding the criminal
~ s,c !, the court was adjourned I'M
y y, .ne afternoon in order to give way
Y ,ne campaign speakers.
4 special venire was issued for so
4. .a'0fa Feturnable this morning, when
Y, sase Of the State W o. p. Smith
wv 10 tried.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-14
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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-14

Report for the third quarter Of
his scholastic year follows:
Receipt OF school funds from alg
sources, S3,7jI9L Expenditures,
sa,239,73. Number schools taught
twelve. Number pupils enrolled
j8S. All the white schools are now
losed except the High School ana
Ochlawilla, which later complete its
term within ten days. The High
School will close Friday, June 3rd.
During tho present school year, 5t
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-14
Minutes of School Board.

The Board met promptly vt teta
O'Clock aud was called to order BIS
the chairman. The minutes of iaea
meeting were read aud approved ands
the reports Of the Superintendent %.
we're heard and ordered filed.
A delegation Of citizens from tbs.
Live Oak creek neighborhuod appeas.
before the Board asking that ,heiu.
school be moved. The matter was.
taken under advisement.
Citizens from the Rorday and
Macedonia schools appear request
lnR consolidation at somr polut more
acce' s'ble to all the pstrons. This.
matter Was ulso deferred for futtbes.
investigator.
A ptltlOn from Cherry Lake ask
ing the establishment OF a school
near DR.. Barnard'S place was receiv-
Il. Action on this vas prun,Iseea
aver ~ us suon as investigator csra
he made.
A"Otnr petition from Mulberry
Hill was received and filled.
he supervisor Of Hickory Grove
school called aud notified the Busrda
hat he wanted the school to open
about june LIST.
The question Of building a house
for the people around Live Oak
church was discussed at length an6
finally laid over 10 next meeting.
The Board discussed building o.
new schOCl at Slrmun station, and
the c"ncensus o'opinicn is that thS,
house should be built aud the school
established without delay. The,
matter will be settled at next meet
ing.
Ordered that an addition Of sixteen
feet be added TO Pineland schc on.
Settleu cnt WITH the treasurer re-
ctipts for the month to I've S1s36. Z5-
Expenditures Sl939.45 balance on
hand 1897 80.