davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11
Sioux City.

ID EFT ~roststand i mandags
skulle u~ppsattas i andra wardet,
befanns Diet att Diet var borta, to-
talt forsvunnet. Ingen visste hvart
Diet tagit vagen och city clerk
Smith fck bradt att Sc sig ON ef-
ter snickare att uppfora EFT nytt
stand.
PriSEt pa mjolk ar nu ovanligs
hogt harstades och rings tillgang
raider samtidigt pa varau. Fran
IS till 40 procent hogre an i
somras star varan i Pris, och tee.
ken tyda pa att den kommer att
ga annu hogre.
En- ung soldat vid namn J. G.
M. Else man afied den III mai 1902
pa Philippinerna i en- alder at FL
ar efter att ire ar iorut hafva in
gait i armeen harstades. Hans
slagtingar hafva utverkat sigtill-
latelse att upptaga hans Xix, som
nu ar pa vagen hit att b~egrafvas
a regeringens grafvard i Presidio
vid San Francisco, Cal.
" hafva forut omtalat att en-
Jung man anstalld vid en- affairs
firma harstades i borjan at som.
maren rymde till Trland, sedan
han forskingrat en- hel del at fir.
mans pe1gar. Rymlingen antraf
fades och arresterades, men ick
sedan resa tillbaka hit pa slit he
dersord. Brottet stod dock annu
qvar. och Diet var allmanne akla.
garens skyldighet att beifra det-
Stamina. Allmanne aklagaren
har dock nu tillkannagifvit att
han ej amman atala den unge man
men och motiverar sin atgard der
med att han 81 will sanda honom,
till tukthuset och dermed brann-
marka honom for lifstiden.
Skdggft ar mannens prydnad,
heter en- gammals salts, men under
de senaste iva, ire aren har MAJ
man mestadels TAFT Sc slatrakade
ansigten pa den manliga delen at
-befolkningen. bet har varit mo.
Diet, under hvilket manner ar lika
stor slaf som hans battre halt
som bjudit honom att raka bort
den manliga prydnaden. Kon
torspersonalen hos the Hartford
Produce har dock nu i dagarne
beslutat att aterga till Diet gamla
vanliga och lata mustascherna
vaxa igen. vi hoppas att andra
skola folja exemplet. Damerna
hafva harvidlag mycket att saga.
Det pastas att de numera hellre
villa trycka rosendemunden mot
en- mustasch an mot EFT par lap
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11

bette EFT lakemsdeI, som fran-
bringat markvardiga rssultat
genom att hjelpa lidande och bota
sjukdomar. Delta lakemedel ar
kandt under namnet DR.. Peters
Kuriko. l fera epidenier at La
Grippe har den visat sig vara en-
Sam "Guds gafva'. Den renar
blodet, styrker matsnaltningsor-
ganen och medf0r fullstandig
helsa. Den tillverkas i dag at
uppfinnarens sonson. Kan Ell err
hallas pa apotek. Det sales direkt
till forbrukaren, eller genom To-
kal. agenter. Adressera DR.. Peter
Fahrney, II2-'I4 South Hoyne
Ave, Chicago,Ill.
Fran Jordan township, Mono
ma County. Ia. meddelas den 7
DENIES att en- at statens aldste
medborgare, Adam Myers, afidit
derstades i en- alder af o5 ar.
Myers hade under manga ar varit
bosatt / Monona county och an
Says under en- It'd vara countyts
rikaste man. Under sin kraftiga
mannaalder var han kand for att
vsra en- mycket framstaende trap
per och jagare. hvartill hans gil
gantiska styrka och uthallighet
gjorde honom sardeles passande .
Pa sin alderdom rakade han
inansiella svarigheter och blef al
gamla vanner ~begrafven i en-
J begrafningsplats for negrer, hvil-
ken han Skankt at sina svarta
grammar under sina valmaktsda-
gar. Den gamle trappern var
mycket generos, men forbade
stor respekt at andra.
En- fem ar gammal gosse, son.
son till vice governor John L.
Herniott i Des Moines, Ia, rakade
den 7 dennes kemma for nara
bjornburen i Grandview Park,
dervid biornen stracke ut ramarne
mellan jerngallren och omfamna-
de gossen sd krattigt att han va
fatt satta lifvet till, derest e
help genast anlandt. NJ slapE
pojken undan med s0nderrifna
klader och forskrackelsen och
blef dessutom ganska lila klost a
bjornklorna.
Som nSgot ovanligt for arsti,
dsn kan namnas att appeltrader
den 8 dennes stodo i full blom
tor andra gangen ar i tradgar-
darna omkring Nebraska City,
Nebr, Syrenbuskarne hollo atver
pa att lofvas for andra gangen
ar.
Fort Dodie, Ia. har man er
It'd sett EFT spoke, som ON nat
terna akte omkring pa oicykel
Haromqvallen beslutade iva ung;
man att pa sina bicyklar satt;
efter spoket, hvilkee &c gjorde
Mar de kommo nara spoket, akt,
Diet mot en- stem och foil at bicy
klein uppgifvande EFT skrik. d
unga manner funna ds att spoke
var en- at stadens unga damer
som ar somngangerska, men
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11


hon upp och akte omkring / matt
dragt pa sin bicykel. Ds hon efter
fallet vaknade, afsvimmsde hon,
men de unga manner forde henne
hem.
Rattvisan i f0rvag. Den
juni intrangde Frank Gustafson
/ sin hustrus hem a 32I West 5th
street, New York, derifran han
EFT ar forut blifvit utkord, enar
han ej bidrog till familjens I'M
derhall. Mar han afven denna
gang tillsades att Cd, skot han sin
hustru. Augusta Gustafson, hen
mes bror Erik Johnson SAINT en-
fru Gustafsons vaninna Miss FL
len Benson. Fru Gustafson ahed
sedermera pa hospitalet at saren,
och Gustafssn domdes / tisdags i
fora veckan efter endast en- half
timmes ofverlaggning af iuryn
skyldig till mord i forsta graden
och som i tisdags skulle hans dem
afkunnats.
Natten till i tisdags strypte han
sig i sin cell No. 1 i "Murderers
Row" Tombs, och mar vaktaren
vid 4-tiden pa morgonen kom till
cellen. fam han G~ustafsou lig-
gande dod / sin badd med sin la
derrem TAFT atdragen kring hal
sen SAINT fastad / en- krok / vag-
gen.
Forsvunnen immigrant
John A. Peterson, II ar gammal
och sys.erson till byggmastare
John S. Carlson i Montclair, NJ.
anlande hit fran Sverige i sondags
med ARABIC" i sallskap med hr
CarIsons dotter Annie. Herr
Carlson hemtade sin dotter vid
baten, men Peterson kunde som
Immigrant 81 IA lemna baten Ga,
hvadan hr Carlson lofvade att
komma tillbaka och hemta no.
nom pa mandagen. Mar han pa
bestamd It'd kom for att hemta
den unge svensken, upplystes Diet
att denne blifvit sand i vag till
Montclair. Mar han q blef
synlig der hvarken pa mandagen
eller tisdagen, borjade hans slak-
tingar att anstalla undersoknin-
gar. hvarvid dock endast kom i
dagen, att han pa mandagen XII.
3.5 e. m. i Hoboken tagit taget
till Montciair.
I countyfangelset ar for narva-
rande en- ung qvinna inhyst i afbi-
dan pa ransakning. l polisen
i Chicago kallas hon "Svimmande
Bertha, emedan hon har for sed
att svinma mar hon rakar befnna
sig narheten at nagon person,som
bar iuveler eller en- spackad plan
box. Hon har dock inte afsvim-
mat varre an att hon passar pS
bestjal den, som helper henne
till rata. Hon ar en- som ror
pa sig. Under IS dagar har for
liden reste hon I,427 mil och be-
gick under tiden stolder pa MO
olika platser. Den 6 oktober be-
stall hon en- person i Omaha pa
40 dollars. Dec 9 oktober be-
stall hon iva olika personer i St.
Louis. Den ID oktober stal bon
len butik har i Chicago en- kappa
ward 800 dollars. Den II oktober
stall hon i Milwaukee en- siden-
ward 200 dollars. Den IS okt.
begick hon ire stolder i Oshkotsk
Crops den 10 i Milwaukee och
forbes senare till Chicago for att
stallas till ansvar Tor butlkstol-
den.
Henry Lindstrum, anstalld
som hisskotare en- byggnad i
357 Wabash ave-, Chicago, Ill,
antraftades i onsdags lignande dod
pa golfvet i hissrummet. Han
hade forst pa nagot satt rakat bli
krossad till dods mellan hissen
och vaggen, h~varefter den doda
kroPpen tallit till botten at last.
truman. De narmare omstan-
digheterna vid olyckan kanner
man icke, emedan ingen hewitt
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11

pa cit pr dagar endast sticks och
genera.
Ta Iowa-konferensens at Au-
gustanasynoden sista note i Es-
sex, Ia, fattades bland annat be-
slut ON upprattandet at EFT alder
domshem. och en- kommittee be-
staende at pastorerna O.W. FERN
och B. Modin SAINT handlanden
V. Swan tillsattes att vidtaga for
beredande arbeten. Kommitteen
har / en- / Iowa-Posten inford
uppsats af den 1 dennes tillkan-
nagifvit hem NETS andamal med
foljande ord:
"Ofverallt inom vara forsamlingar
och svenska samhallen inom kon.
terensen fnnas hem och orkes-
losa sldringar. hvilka behofde att
! EFT dylikt hem i ostord no
ia tillbringa sina aterstaende da-
gar pa jorden". Medel behofvas
naturligtvis TOR realiserandet af
denna vackra tanke, och bidrag
kama sandals till Iowa-konteren-
sens kassor, hr Afford Morgan,
Mt Pleasant, Ia, hvilken emotta-
ger medlen och redovisar for
dem.
Ponndmasfey C,xiekskaaE har
en- herrelos hund at f~oxterrierras,
som han salt ire ganger for ito
cents till tire olika indianqvinnor
fran MISREPRESENTATION, dit
han blifvit tagen harifrsn at kopa-
rinnorna. Men hunden har eli
velat STAMINA der utan har alltid
kommit tillbaka. Som bevis pa
hans klokhet kan anforas att han
ej velat springa ensam ofver kom
binationsbryggan fran Nebraska
sidan utan alltid vantat pa att
nagon Ifarmare skulle Diver. dS
han sprungit fore dennes hastar
och latsats som han tillhorde ho-
nom. Cruickshank har nu hunden
och will Ell athanda sig honom.
P0Hsk0nSta6eM Gust. Daniel,
son arresterade haromqvallen en-
person vid MANN Peterson, hvilken
var ute i den vallofliga afsigten
att ia sig en- ster sup. Men han
hade i bradskan rakat bcgifva sig
ut i bara skjortan, och delta gick
naturligtvis eli an qvallskylan,
hvarfor har fck folja med till
inkaH ! stallet for att inmundiga
den varmande supen. Och imam
han pafoljande dag kunde installas
infor polisdomaren och bora slit
ode. maste han sanda efter sin
garderob, imam han kunde visa
sig som folk.
Ndgya minderariga pojkar hollo
/ onsdags pa att leka med pill och
bage, dervid Diet intrafade att en-
af dem. 10 arige Joe Quintard,
3I9 Cook street, fck en- pill i ogat.
Man tror att pilspetsen stannade
i ogat, och mojligt ar att gossen
kommer att iorlora synen pa Diet,
Stamina.
Skddesbekareu David Bratt
strom fran Brooklyn ahade hos
oss i tisdags EFT besok. eller sam
ma dag som han u~pptradde i titel.
rollen till den oforbranneliga
kassapjasen lyon Yonson." Hr.
Rrattstrom har forut upptradt
harstades for fullr hus, och sam.
ma forhallande radde afven nu.
En- visa, som han "sjelfve- dektat''
pa resan mellan Mir ouri Valley
och Sioux City. giorde stormande
lycka ! piesen likasa "Norrlandin
gems hemlangtan", som han spe-
lade med kansla och smak pa
sin violin. Resan gick harifran
till Elk Point. S. D., att deri-
fran utstrackas till Sioux Falls
och platser i Minnesota. En- pies
med namnet The Swedish Sena-
tor" haller nu pa att sarskildt
utarbetas TOR hr Brattstroms
genre skadespelarekonsten.
Som "Yon Youson" och "Ole
Olson" ar han mastering och gor
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-11

par, ofvanfor hvilka en- skaggvaxt
pa cit pr dagar endast sticks och
.genersr.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08

place from the family homo at $50
Monday evening. The remains
were inferred 10 the Forrest City
cemetery, Rev. Geo. Z. Hancock,
OF the Episcopal church, off ciating.
Mr.. Davis was Il member of the
Episcopal church, n member of the
Knights and Ladies of Honor, and
III politics a Swamp Democrat.
He was at one time intensely in.
terested in the public schools of
this town, serving on the board of
directors, aud styled himself the
father OF free schools in one cam,
paign when he was a candidate for
that position Of honor and trust
without pay.
tie leaves his wife in comforta.
bic circumstances, and each Of the
children have decided their interest
in the estate TO their mother for
her sole use and benefit.
D. Davis, as he was Familiarity
known and called, was our friend
in life, and for him we had very
high regard. He has been con,
slant subscriber to The Times for
more than twenty years, and in all
that time he has encouraged us
with kind words and financial as,
sistance.
To his heart-broken widow and
loving children We extend our sin
cere sympathy. We know, how.
ever, that no words of ours can III
the least assuage tho grief they fee
nor make the gloom which en-,
shrouds their hearts one whit
lighter. God alono may comfort
them in time. Theirs was a kind
and loving husband, an affection
ate and indulgent father. He was
an exemplary citizen, and stood
for everything that was good in
the community. His death is re-
grettcd and sincerely mourned by
every person who knew him init
matoly.
May his soul rest in peace is the
prayer of his friend, the writer.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08

Have you thought over the fact
thsl the School Board has decided
TO have nO free schools in Forrest
CITY next school year? Arc you
goilg 20 sil idle and allow such a
cor iition TO exist, Il is shame
snd a disgrace upon this city, to
say nothing of the great injustice
TO the children, who cannot help
themselves. We have DO children
to send to the Forrest City school
but we have the welfare OF other
peoples children at heart, and we
want to see all children in school
We Will contribute sum as large
AS any other person in the city in
proportion to means. Won't you
do likewise? Call or phone to The
fines what you are willing to con
tribute towards this most iaUdable
purpose. We will print your sub
scription in the next issue, aud that
will be an inducement to encour
age others to como TO the rescue
of the good name Of cur beloved
town and the welfare OF the help
less children.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08

book that tells all
aioutit both seutfrce
BY mail. Address Dr..
kilner < Co, Bing-
haHtou, y. Y. When
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08

We think the assistant principal,
or teacher in the high school in
the Crowley Ridge Institute should
be abolished. The teachers in the
lower grades have from City TO SIX
iy pupils, while the principal and
assistant have only from twenty
ave to forty-hvo each. The teach.
ers In the lower grades receive
only from $40 To $50, while the
two teachers OF the higher grades
receive SIS, and sll0 and house
rent respectively. This is not eq III
table, either from a financial or
labor standpoint, and besides, the
financial condition of the district
does not justify this extra teacher,
nor the high salary being paid the
principal. Ii seems a thoroughly
competent principal could be had
for 500 at the outside, who would
teach the entire high school classes
Just as i, used TO be done. We be.
iiove in good salaries for the teach.
ers as well as the principal, but we
also think both should be at a fg-
ure just high enough to secure com.
potent men aud women, at least
until the financial condition of
the district iustifes paying fancy
prices.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08

Patronize your home institute ons.
Patronizc your BON , merchants.
Pstronize your home newsPsp ers,
and your. home printing press.
They bave the right To yoar trade,
help, support and assistaDsh over
and above everyone else. Home
patronage builds up. MAiaaiity
in business rs the thing. Help
those who help you. .Patron'zing
outside industries tax es money
away from hone that Is needed at
home. Aud it Is appreciated more
at home. Help those who help
you and there Is 20 regret. Let us
be brothers IN business. Go hand
ia hand aud well all have our
measure Of success. Face TO face
with your castome. leaves no room
for error, face 10 face with The deal
or gives no place for dissatisiac-
tion. Patronize home people
Ex ehange.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08

The Fourth was very quietly observed
IN this city. There was scarcely ire
cracker to be heard, and no excitement
OF any kind. The weather clerk came
very near making a fatality of the pie
mic. though quite a large number OF
citizens went out in the afternoon be-
tween showers.
Gus and Max Levy were arraigned
in the Mayors court last month on
complaints, one against the other, and
fined $40 for abusive language and dis
turbing the peace. Notice of appeal
was given Tuesday by Max and be will
take the case TO the clreuitcourt The
trouble is IN the nature OF family
row, aud this is the second or third
time that they have been in the police
court. They are brothers.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08
J. T. Sanders

asks the readers of this paper who are suf-
tering with indigestion or dyspepsia. to
call on him at once and get a bottle OF ko.
dol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t you knew the
value OF this remedy as know it, you
would not suffer another day Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure is a thorough digestant
and tissue-b building tonic as well. It is
endorsed personally by hundreds of peo-
pie whom it has cured of indigestion. dys.
pepsia. palpitation of the heart aud stom
aeh troubles generally. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat. 1t is pleas
ant, palatable and Strengthening.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08

II you do nos contr bubs to a
Jund for free schools, you will be
compelled to pay tuition for school
ing your children, so way NOT Pot
the money in q public iund aAd
Iun the school free?
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08
No Pity Shown.

"Fcr years fate was after me contina-
ously,a writes L. A. Gulledge, yerbena,
Ala. 81 had terrible case OF Piles. caus-
Ing "a tumors. When all failed BuekIen's
Arniea Ssive cured ne. Equally good for
Burns and all aches aud pains, only csc
~ oil druggists.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08
FmnAY AFTERNOON Jolly gssa

M5a; arc yoa going TO contribute
t. The sehoI faus That's The qges.
ton Of The hosr. aud Oven shadows
every other issao rcR buorc the
people of THE city.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08
Warming Order.

In Justice OF the Peace Court Madison TIP.
Al smith. Plaintiff,
Hugh L. Durham. Defendant
The defendant. Hugh l., Burnham is warn.
ed TO appear in this court within thirty DAYS.
and answer the complaint of the plaintiff All
Smith. j. L STONE i q
! hereby appoint W. J Lanier attorney for
the nonresident defendant herein 6-;i-4.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08

Eugene Nash, of Pine Bluff, arrived
in town Wednesday tovisit friends and
relatives Eugene has grown u be quite
a man, and is now employed with the
southwestern Telegraph u Telephone
On
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08

also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out Il order.
what To Do.
There = comfort IN the knowledge 50
often expressed, that DR. Kilner's
Swamp-Root. the great kidney remedy.
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism
pain in the hack. kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part Of the urinary passage
Il corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing 1t, or bad
effects following use OF liquor, wine or
beer. and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity Of being compelled 10 90 often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night The mild and
the extraordinary effect OF Swamp-Root
IS soon realized. II stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. II you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists ID ffty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle and a
book that tells all ff
about il, both sent free
b. mail Address DR.. :
kilmer & Co, Bing- Ze 80 ~
hamton, y. Y. When Home of s-anp-Roo,.
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, Or. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and
the address, Binghsmton, y. Y.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect IL

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let i stand twsnty-four hours /;
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-07-08

4 SENTIMENT or SET
thing inslicatesan
unhealthy con
ditiori Of the kid
neys If it stains
your linen II Is
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the back is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-22
LATE LOCALS.

Cement sidewalks are being laid on
state street between First and Second
South streets,
a peculiar sight on East Temple
street today, was fat tourist wearing
an overcoat, and at the same time car
rying a fan with which he was vigor-
ously cooling himself,
J. r. Folsom and wife Of San Fran
cisco, who have been visiting with w.
II. Sherman Of this city, left last night
for the east en- route on trip to Eu-
rope. They will be gone one year.
Rev, DR.. Wishard has returned from
Pocatello, where he has been conduct
ing revival exercises for several weeks
with results that he considers excellent.
The doctor organized the First Pres
byterian church Of Pocatello on the
east side, with 20 members.
a local merchant remarked today on
the joys Of unpaoklng, this tropical
weather, goods to be put on sale next
Christmas. Wholesalers IN Christmas
notions are now receiving conslgn-
ments from the eastern manufacturers.
The new hay and grain crops are be-
ing harvested and brought into the To-
cal market, and prices of the same have
In consequence. a falling tendency The
crops referred TO are claimed by farm
ers and local grain dealers 70 he UNI
usually heavy and OF high quality
The following numbers will be given
at tomorrow's Tabernacle organ recital.
Selection from 'Mlgnon," "Larghetto."
by Schumann, Goodnight" by Nevin
Old Melody; Chant Seraphic," by
Gullmant; Introduction 10 Act III, "Lo-
hengrin." Doors close at $50 y. m.
George d. Alder and wife leave to.
night for ST. Louis and the east, TO be
gone several weeks, While away Mr..
Alder viii attend the meeting Of the
Agents association Of the National Life
lnsurace company Of Vermont, Of which
he Is general manager for this state.
The meeting will be held az the fair
July 20 and q. and Mr. Alder viii pre-
sent a paper on THE Applicant, the
Agent and the Company" during the
session After the meeting Mr.. and Mrs.
Alder VIII visit points in the east
There are great stories going around
about the supposed deleterlous effect OF
electric fans on the human frame. A
prominent local dentist who has been
H.uil' ucdL lOI heNtTdl yVdlsi ptlt0Nta
his in6rmlty was caused by the con-
slant use Of an electric fan In his oper-
atlng room. A well known local bar
tender states that badness and the
operation OF an electric fan over his
head were synchronous; and two local
sodawater tenders were affected this
summer with headaches and nosebleeds
white working with the fan flying over
their heads. until they put on caps;
then there was no more trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-22
WON AND LOST
BY PLAINTIFF.
Case of TiltOn VS. Sterling Coal
And Coke Company Decided
By Supreme Court
S AFFIRMED AND REVERSED.
Former as TO Performance Of Contract,
Latter as to Conveyance of
Water Right.

The supreme court handed down an
opinion today in the case Of f. r. TIL
ton VS. the Sterling Coal & Coke COM
pany appellant, in which the Judgment
of the lower court is affirmed IN part
and reversed In part. The action was
brought IN Sannete county 20 enforce
the specific performance OF a contract
and TO recover damages for breach Of
contract It was alleged that defend
ant agreed TO sen TO. plaintiff for a
period Of five years from oct 1, 1898,
all of the water flowing from under the
companys tunnel in its coal mine at
Morrison, sanpete county, at Sl75 per
year. II is alleged that the contract
also contained an option to purchase
said water right IN full at the end OF
the five years for the sum Of $4,000.
In the lower court a decree was rem
dered IN favor of plaintiff compelling
the specific performance Of the con-
tract IN regard to the option 10 pur-
chase and assessed his damages at
$500. The judgment as to the damages
is affirmed by the supreme court but
the part Of the decree requiring de-
PENDANT 20 convey said water right to
plaintiff Is reversed because It was de-
termined In a suit brought by the irrl-
cation companies OF the towns OF Gun
nison and Sterling against the defend
ant IN this case that those companies
owned two second feet OF the water.
The opinion OF the court was written
by Chief Justice Baskin and concurred
In by Justices Bartch and McCarty,