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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-17
WANTED ONLY MONEY.
Thieves Enter Coop. Store at Prov
idence and Rifle Till.

Logan, Dec 16.-The Coop store al
Providence was entered by thieves We'd
esday night. who stole over $500 in
money. The burglars entered the build
ing through a window. and then pried the
TIL open. in which the money was kept.
There were several checks with the
money, but these were left behind None
OF the goods in the store were disturbed.
tire thieves being content with the money
secured.
The case Of Charlotte Lander VS.. Mary
Z. Fhornley Pitcher came up for trial In
Judge Harris court yesterday and is still
On. II involves the title to some land
IN Smithfield which was settled upon by
James Lander in 1879. Many years after
ward two other men obtained patents for
two quarter sections of land and each
patent covered half of Lander's home
stead. One Of the men decided the land
in his quarter to Lander. but John Thorn
ley did not and now that both Lander and
Thornley, are dead the latter's heirs are
claiming the property.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo Dec ia daughter has been
horn to Mr.. and Mrs E. RI. Holt; II well.
The death OF Mrs. Mary A. Lott at the
age OF q years at RObinsOns ranch in
SEWER county on Wednesday has been
reported here and the deceased was the
daughter of the late William Fawcett. a
prominent Provo pioneer. Mrs. James A
Bean and Mrs. John w. Turner of this
city are her sisters and she has many
other relatives here and IN other parts
OF the state. the cause of her death is
-eParted 70 nave been pneumonia.
George H. Hickman of 223 West Center
street is suffering from severe attack
OF ptomaine poisoning resulting from eat
lrg canned meat.
A marriage license has been issued to
George Fl. Smith, aged 81 of Payson.
and Christie Sharp. aged 49, of Lehi
Deputy Sheriff Buchi discovered a chisel
ana piece of steel in one of the cells of
the county jail today. Whether IL was
left by some former prisoners or secreted
~ those now in Jail is not known.
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DEATH OF THOMAS GILcHR1sr.
Mrs. susannah Birch Also Passes
Away After Lingering Illness.

COalviile. Dec. 15.-Thomas Gilchrist
died last night after an iIlncss lasting
several weeks. He had been afflicted
with miners consumption for a long time
in an acute form and this sickness. ag-
gravated by asthma. caused his death
Mr.. Gilchrist was s5 wears old and leaves
wife and five young children. He was
Wen known in Park City. where he
worked in the mines for a number of
ytars. Honest straightforward and in
oustrious he enjoyed the respect and con-
fldence Ct all who knew him. The fu-
neral services viii be he'd Sunday after
noon in the stake tabernacle.
Mrs. Susannah Birch. the wife of Fred
crick Birch. died last evening She had
been confirmed Invalid for many years.
suffering from dropsy. which disease
ended her life. Mrs. Birch was 3 year s
cid yesterday and died on her birthday
anniversary. She was good gentle
woman. widely known and esteemed for
her womanly qualities. The funeral SER
vices will be held at the stake tabernacle
the sane tine as the services over the
late ThCT2s Gilchrist
+. n. Wright county recorder. will be-
come a resident Of Weber county after
the CLOSE of his term of office. lie has
invested largely in real estate in the vi
entity Of Ogden.
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Toll Road to Be Operated Between
Dragon, Ve-naI and Fl. Duchesne

Nernai. Dec. &c. o. Baxter ana John
McAndrews of the Gibson Asphatum com
pdny. were IN Ncrnal recently and met
with the county commissioners in special
session to consider the proposition of the
beard granting franchise for toll
road from Dragon 20 Vernal and from
Nernal to Fort Duchesne. and on south
tC Ouray. Mr.. Baxter made the state
ment TO the board that the company
expects 10 eNpelG nearly 500 600 on the
:oad, which VIII be made for the opera
ton Of automobiles. Several of these
machines have already been purchased
by the company ard will be put on the
line as soon as the road is comp eted.
The franchisc was practically granted.
with the understanding that the commits
sionors VIII fix the rate OF charges when
the road Is completed
Mr.. Baxter stated while here that il is
the intention OF The company TO build a
ferry across Green river at OUray. upon
which six horse outfits can be crossed.
The general impression that the com
Dany VIII eventually extend the Tintah
railway into Nernal seems justified by the
fact that a CORPS Of surveyors are now
at work locating a railroad grade. indie
PENDENT Of the WAGON road. The wagon
road. il is figured viii be completed by
March l. unless the weather should in
terfere. 1t is now believed that the road
10 Green river will be completed by Jan. l.
The Uintah railway IS now hauling
gilsCnite out from the Black Dragon vein.
hut it is stated on good authority that
the line will he extended to the Bonanza
at ar early date
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-17
NATURES OWN REMEDY,

When the mountaineer becomes af7ict-
ed with any of the numerous ailments, he
does not waste much time but goes di-
rectly to the woods for Natures own
remedies.
Narrow, which dried is a standby for
Coughs when it has been made into a
wicked looking brew. Fir-balsarn. coaxed
drop by drop from the blisters which
swell on the b2lsam at full noon Is "a sove-
reign remedy for Chest and Lung Com
plants. Sunhower seedssteeped, strained
and Sweetened with molasses will cure
the WhOoping Cough. Horse-radish
leaves, wilted, bruised, and bound on the
face and back of the neck. will drive
away Neuralgia. And a Nutmeg bored
and tied around the neck, will keep II
away-at least, so say many mountain
GERS. Onions, sliced, pounded and placed
IN cloth and laid over the affected part.
viii draw out inflammation. AIRED Onion
halved and one part slightly scooped out
and the cup placed over a Carbuncle or
Boil Will speedily remove the pus.
There are many of these similar RENE
dies IN Natures labratory located in the
woods and along the highways but they
cannot be had at all times as few people
know how TO distinguish the different
medicinal herbs from those that are moi
sonous and dangerous. To buy ali of
them from your druggist would require a
great outlay of money. All the curative
powers of the foregoing are combined in
the rexv dieCouory-
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His Reason Threatened

z. }. Conley was yesterday committed
70 the state mental hospital at Provo.
after an examination by Drs. Joyce and
Skeen- Conley, who Is a well known
workman for the Southern Pacific was
examined some time ago by his physician
ana II was found that an abscess was
forming at the base of the brain which
threatened 10 attack his reason Recent
~ the symptoms toward responsibility
became marked and COnley was taken i'm
charge by one Of the officers Of the DO
lice department, who believed he was in
to&lcated. His condition has grown stead
ny worse and il was thought best TO have
MIN placed IN the state Institution Con-
ley has wife and one child II is he
ieyed that the malady is durable. and his
many friends have strong hopes that he
VIII eventually be restored in health and
faculties
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HoLDUPs ARRESTED.
Assault Night Waterman at Las We
gas-Stabbed Him in the Back

Caiiente New, Dee IA L. Murphy.
one Of the deputy sheriffs of this count.
who is located at Las Vegas brought up
from there this morning James Riley and
William Dickinson. TWO toughs who were
Lound over 10 the grand jury on the
charge Of assault with intent to commit
murder They tried to hold up Dan Cav
anaugh. the Northumberland who resist
cd. He declined TO hold up his hands
when ordered and in the melee that fol-
lowed Dan was stabbed in the Jaw and
rack by one of the men. Both are bad
wounds. He would have suffered much
worse If IL had not been for one of the
officials of the railroad who was sleeping
~ car near by and was awakened by
the noise caused by the scraD He
3ushed out Of the car armed with a dou-
bic barreled shotgun and held up the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-17
CAUGHT COMING AND GOING.
MI. Johnson Claims Railroad Dam
aged Him to Alabama and Back

y. %. Johnson wants the Union Pacific
hdliroad company to pay him for num-
Der Of horses which died or were dam
aseo IN various ways while being shipped
rom m Granger, Wyo., TO Huntsville. Ala.
n Iurther cause OF action is ALLEGED as
growing out of another shipment from
Aiabama back to Pocatello
The first shipment was of thirty had
consigned at POcateiio. Ida to Hunts
VIE, Ala. He alleges that they were in
good condition when they were turned
over TO the Union. Pacific at Granger. hut
between that point and their Destination
eneE were delayed and carelessly HANGED
so that one died and an became siei[ 80
appreciated in value to the amount Of
80. AS the second cause Of action Mr.
johnson alleges that he purchased five
EaluaDle stations at Huntsville and one
JACK he had strong stalls constructed
" the car and consigned them to Poca-
teilo Between Kansas CITY and Poca-
teiio the animals were so carelessIy han
1Ieo that one Of the horses was killed
he valued the animal at 81 900. and hence
sues on the TWO causes of action for 81 800
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Arraignments Made

John Burke and Frank Cunningham.
charged with highway robbery, commit
ted at the store of A. b. Jensen last Sat
urday night were arraigned Yesterday
and asked further time so that they
might consult attorneys Their preIiu-
mary hearing was set for Wednesday next
and the bond of each was fixed at 81 900
by Justice Howell
James Miller, charged with robbery
was willing TO dispense with formalities
and omit the preliminary hearing. He
was bound over in $500 bonds
Dominica Mamma, charged with stealing
a purse and watch from Frederick Loerch,
was arraigned and his preliminary hear
fixed at $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-17
JOSEPH DILWoRTH DIES

American Fork. Dec. 15-Joseph Dill
worth dropped dead yesterday in front of
me drug store in Pleasant Grove from
heart failure. He had Just came I'D town
IN MS buggy and had got out and was
lust entering the store when he suddenly
feIl TO the ground and expired in a few
minutes.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wright. a
son; mother and babe doing nicely.
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George Halverson. district attorney for
the Second judicial district. has bsen
confined to his house for some time be-
cause of dipntheria quarantine being on
mis- home. II is expected that the quar-
antine viii be raised today. as the af-
flicted children have recovered
William II. TAYLOR was in ogden yes
terday from san Francisco and was a
guest at the Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bates Of Promon-
tory Point were in Ogden yesterday.
9. VI. Dickinson was in Ogden yester-
oay transacting business. His home is in
Minneapolis.
Wheelwright Brothers have arranged
Tor the erection Of a new business block
on Inc east side OF Washington avenue
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty
streets.
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Women Are Indignant

The Child Culture club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Wright and a resolution was passed pro-
testing against he wording of the pro-
rosed territorial bill particularly the
clause reflecting on women by mention
ing them in the same category as Indians
and lunatics. A telegram was ordered
sent 10 Senator Beverage apDrising him
OF the clubs action. The woman's Dem
ocratic club Of Weber county took SINH
lar action a day or so ago.
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Will Close School.

The board of education last night met
school on account of small attendance
ard send the pupils 20 the Mound Fort
school. A petition from seventy-ffve
logs in the high school asking for the
establishment of military drill was taken
under consideration.
The teachers will he paid one half
months salary Dec. "A. so as to enable
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-17

turned over TO the deputy sheriff who
was down in town at tho time One Of
them however. got away. but only for a
short time He was soon picked up. They
were taken up 10 Phoebe. the county seat
today where they will be confined in the
county jail until the grand jury meets
and passes on their case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-17
Christmas Buyers.

We show lines for holidays that are
exclusive and provided for the occasion
In Neckwear, Muffiers. Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Suspenders, Night Robes.
PaJamas. Fancy Shirts Fancy Hosiery,
Canes and Umbrellas.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
! Tel 49, loo Main Street.
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PARAcArIPH.
s'FirSt Aid to the Injured -

a scientific, safe, sure remedy for Neural
gic and Rheumatic Troubles, Bronchial
Troubles, Catsrrh, Cold In the Head.
Sore Throat, Pain IN the Chest, Group,
Coughs, Eczema, letter, Ringworrl.
Chilblains, Sore Feet, Cuts, Burns, Bruises
or any form of Swelling or Inflammation.
Paracamph Is conceded by medical au-
thorities TO be Americas Most Reliable
Household Remedy and will relieve pain
quickly, If used as directed, and speedily
cures.
Your dealer, the man you know and
have conhdencein, will cheerfullv refund
your money If Paracamph fails do what
we claim for it. Could ANYTHING be
fsirerl So don't hesitate-get bottle of
Paracamph to-day and keep it. in your
home. If you don't need it we will buy
IL back from you in three months. Sold
by all good dealers in 25c, SOC and Il 90
bottles. Try 25c bottle.-The Para
camPh Company, Sole Manufacturers.
Louisville, KY, L. SA.
For sale by
u. c. SCHRAMM.
Corner First South and Main. Where
the cars STOP"
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Masonic Officers

Weber lodge No. 8. Free and Accepted
Masons. has elected the following officers
evening: Herbert Macmillan " AZ.
claude Ives, senior warden; A g. Park
er, junior warden: r Mcintosh secre-
tary; George Mcintosh treasurer, and
Archie Mcintosh. trustee
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KEARNs PENSION BILLS.


Especial 10 The Herald.)
Washington. Dec. 16. = Senator
Kearns today introduced bills provid-
ing an increase of pension TO $50 month
ly for Edward Michaelas. Robert X.
Smith. William Crome of Salt Lake
City. and David S. Clare of Ogden, and
for a pension of $12 monthly for Ber-
nard Springer. Salt Lake City.
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Gays.
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In block 81.
Fronting on Fifth South street
All OF lot J. ard the east 305 feet OF lot 2
Fronting on Third East street:
The south 40 feet of lot s. al Of lots
and s. and the north 40 feet of lot l.
In block 81
Fronting on Third South street:
The east 40 feet of lot ;. all of lots s
and = and the west l40 feet " lot s.
Fronting on Fourth South street:
The west SIS feet of the east $50 feet
of lot l. the west A. feet of lot :. the
west 49, feet of lot 3. and the cast 81 feet
of the west 81 feet of lot 4.
In block So
Fronting on Second East street:
The north 40 feet of lot ,, and all Of
lots and 4.
In block y.
Fronting on Second East street:
The south 273 feet of the north 29S feet
Of lot 5.
Fronting on Third East street:
The south sos feet Of lot S. and the north
305 feet Of lot l.
In block 7S
Fronting on Second East street:
The north 40 feet Of lot >. all OF lots 3
and 4, and the south 40 feet II lot >.
IN PLAT b" SALT LAKE CITY
SURVEY.
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state of Utah. County Of Salt L. --e.-sss.
l. j. s CritchlOW, city recorder Of sat
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify mat
the above and foregoing is a full true
and correct copy Of an ordinance enJltleu,
An ordinance levying tax and ror mo
assessment or property not already as
sessed in the following portion or sewer
district No. l. to-wit: That portion OF
said district bounded on the north By
the south line OF South Temple street.
on the east by the center line or Ientn
East street. on the south by the center
line of Fifth South street. and on tuo
west by the center line of Second East
street, all in Sewer district No. j. SAT-
Lake City, for the construction OF =
sewer" Passed by the city council OF SAT-
Lake City, Utah, November l4th, lr4 aIiA
referred TO the mayor for his approval
Vetoed by the mayor and again pre-
scented to the city council, amended -
recommended by the mayor. and passed
by the city council by more than two
thirds majority November 18th, 1904. ana
approved by the mayor December -hu'
1S04, as appears of record in my Office.
In witness whereof. / have mere
unto set my hand and affixed me
(Scal) corporate seal Of said city TINS
2nd day OF December. 1904
J. 5. CRITCHL0W
City Recorder
Bill No Ia
Sewer extension No. 1S2 Ge-advertissd)
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In block %.
Fronting on Fifth South street:
The west g feet of lot l. the east Al p
feet of lot .. all OF lot ,, and the east 80
feet OF lot 4.
Fronting on Ninth East street:
The north 305 feet Of lot 4, and the south
265 feet Of lot >.
Fronting on Fourth South street.
All Of lots >. s. and S.
Fronting on Tenth East street:
The south COS feet Of lot s, and the
north 305 feet of lot ].
In block 30:
Fronting on Fifth South street:
The east sos feet Of lot l. and the east
1879 feet of the west go feet OF lot I,
Fronting on Eighth East street:
The north 40 feet Of lot >, al Of lots 3
and 4. and the south 80 feet Cf lot >.
Fronting on Fourth South street:
All of lots ; and 6.
Fronting on Ninth East street:
The south 40 feet of lot 6, all of lots
and S, and the north 40 feet Of loc l.
In block 81.
All of lots / and 4. the east Il55 feet Of
lot ?. and the east 125 feet OF lot 5
Fronting on Seventh East street.
+ The north 9O5 feet of lot T. the south 800
feet of lot 5.
Fronting on Fourth South street.
All of lots 8 G. Z and s.
Fronting on Eighth East street:
The south S05 feet Of lot S. and the north
In block g.
Fronting on Fifth South street:
The east 2iS feet and the west 10 feet Of
cot l. the east 165 feet and the west 1925
feet OF lot 2
Fronting on Sixth East street
The north $40 feet OF lot ? all Of lots 3
and l. and the south $40 feet OF lot s.
Fronting on Fourth South street:
All OF lots ; and s.
Fronting on Seventh East street:
The south l40 feet OF lot 8. all o. lots
and 8 and the north 40 feet Of lot !.
In block 80.
Fronting on Fifth South street:
The east 125 feet of lot !, all of 10 3 the
east 80 feet and the west So feet or lot
.. and all of lot 4.
Fronting on Fifth East street:
The north 305 feet OF lot 4. and the south
305 feet Of lot 3
Fronting on Fourth South street:
All of lots >. 6. Z and S.
Fronting on Sixth East street;
north 305 feet of lot l.
In block "a.
Fronting on Fifth South street:
The east 27225 feet and the west 24T5
feet of lot J. and all Of lot p
Fronting on Fourth East street:
The north 40 feet Of lot 2. III of lots
and 4. and the south 40 feet of lot 8
Fronting on Fifth East street.
The south 40 feet of lot 8. All Of lots
and s. and the north 40 feet Of lot !.
In Block 30:
Fronting on Fifth South street:
The east 123. - feet of lot ?. all Of lot 5.
the east. S25 feet and the east Is feet of
the west 40 feet OF lot (.
Fronting on Fourth East street:
The south 205 feet OF lot aud the north
2O5 feet OF lot I.
In Block IS:
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In block 81.

\ PLAT a SALT LAKE CITY
SURVEY.
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Sewer Sew n extension No. is2 Cre-advertissdl
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/ Fronting on Fifth South street:
{ The west 3 feet of lot l. the east A.
! feet of lot .. all OF lot 3. and the east 50
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-22
TRAIN SERVICE PARAlYZED,
The Diversion of the Electric Cur
rent Creates n Dangerous Com
ditiOn in Chicago

Chicago. Jan. 21.-As the result Of
rain storm. train service on the South
side elevated railroad was paralyzed
for nearly two hours. Wednesday, en-
dangering life and discommoding thou
sands of passengers. Rain soaking the
wood superstructure of the road caused
the moisture 10 communicate to a de-
fectiye third-rail support near a net
work Of switches. The electric current
deserted the ear motors, and flowed
through the iron work of the structure
to the ground. The entire structure fer
a considerable distance was electrified,
ard menaced the safety of horses and
men below, until the current was shut
off at the power house Trains ON the
road We're crowded. Passengers on
the stalled trains. after waiting for
some time for signs of life in the mo-
tors. took surface lines and reached
their work downtown after long delay
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-22
Live stock Markets,

St. Louis-Cattle-Fancy exports, IS 900
400; cows and heifers, s. 5oa4 . Hogs
Packers. s4Sll5.00 butchers $495a5 10:
light, &25n4@. Sheep-Mutton sheep
s. 20; lambs, A5o45.eo
indianapolis - Cattle Good to primo
steers, A.5o45 .. Hogs-Good to prime
heavles. S49aa5.o5; medium and mixed,
I.75y4.N. Sheep-Good to choice sheep,
So 25@3.'5; lambs, $i5o16. %.
Kansas City : Cattle = Native steers.
S3G"ii 80; southern steers, $3.0pd4 %;
southern cows, 81 00d2.60; native cows and
heifers, 50. l5@35o; stockers and feeders,
50 C0a3. 70; calves. 81 50d600: western steers.
So 20di41o; western cows, $l.5043.30 Hogs
Heavy, A.G0d4.S5; packers, S4501t4.e5: pigs
and lights. $4.20M4 IS Sheep-Muttons,
So 40d+3O; lambs, Sl65d5.75 range wethers,
So 2SQ4.30 ewes. $2.60a390
Chicag to prime steers.
IS l5M5.i0; poor to medium. S3.50a4 80.
stockers and feeders, 81, 25a4l5; cows. 81 50
"A % heifers. $2.O0u500: Gamers. 81 5elU
2 a. calves. s3.50a650. Hogs-Mixed BUTCH
ers'. 81 706f4 30; good to choice heavy 81 $50
4.S5: rough heavy. A.1004S5; light, S455fD
4.I5. Sheep-Good To choice wethers. $50
Q440 fair to choice mixed $3.0ea360:
western sheep. S3,5o6i4. 40; native lambs.
s45ol5 80; western lambs. $i.25d5.90.
The Forrest City times., 1904-01-22
A. ID.

Recently it has come out that in many
slum street in certain parts of London
there are old women who will supply to
their neighbors. for penny or SO time,
small quantities of medicine. all this
having come free from various hospitals.
One old woman in Lambeth has lived for
years on the medicines obtained in this
way. She will artfully obtain permits
to several different hospitals, for she is
always supposed to be "ailing," and will
get bottle of medicine from each at the
earliest intervals possible She plants
relations. too upon the hospitals, and
gets the medicines they receive In this
way she procures quite stock of medi-
cines intended for different ailments.
and these are doled out at a farthing's-
worth at time. Her medicines no
doubt get badly mixed, and no doubt the
patients do as well, but doctors STUFF
is doctors stuff, whether it touches the
spot or not. And was it not Voltaire who
described doctors as men who pour
drugs of which they know little into
stomachs Of which they know less
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