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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-02
Where Would You
BuY a Watch?

Duy d " dLSIl!
DROBABLY where you could get
Z the lowest prices. But price is
not everything to be considered.
People are outgrowing the tendency
to make the price the only consid-
Grafton.
The first thought should be re-
liability, the most desirable style
and appearance and absolute guar
antee of satisfaction by a reputable
firm, then the price must be the
lowest-yoT get all these at this
store.
The surprising excellence ana
variety of our watch stock would
be a revelation to the uninttiated.
No matter where you go you Will
find no more desirable line than
ours. Our facilities and buying
capacity make it certain That you
get the lowest prices.
We are showing some very cholce
Ladies' 14-karat, complete watches.
1t is a good time now to make holl-
day selections. A small deposit Will
secure your purchase for Christ
mas delivery.
Then there are our Railroad
watches-we have been official
watch inspectors for over ten years
and we know just what railroad
men need. We have all the well
known makes for railway service, at
prices IS low as the lowest with
our absolute g7uaraptee BEND every
sale. Ask for special terms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-02
Crocheted Slippers

ESIRABLE for Christmas
- Gifts-Place your orders now
for hand crocheted bed room slip
perS with lambs wool soles, made
to order in all sizes for men,
women and En
children. $1.25 to QUO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-02

McCaskr:n addressed noon day meet
ings in Moline today and yesterday.
and tomorrow evening he speaks at
the corner of Thirty-eiGhti street and
Fourteenth avenue Arrangements are
being made for a big outdoor meeting
on the last mentioned occasion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
PRoVo 80 NoTFs.

Provo, May 13-The thirteenth annual
reunion of the Brigham Young University
Alumni association viii be held here on
Wednesday, May % General exercises
Will be held In College hall at 10 a. m,
&c which Senator Smoot will deliver the
Grafton. A business meeting will follow
the general meeting. and a banquet will
be given al the Hotel Roberts at 8 o'clock.
In the evening an Alumni ball viii be
given iu the =. y. Z. gymnasium.
Frank Sloan. aged So OF Mammoth, and
Myrtle BurrastOu, aged "a, of Goshen
were married here yesterday by Deputy
County Clerk Gee.
A T. OgTen representing r. i. Polk
& Co, is here gathering data for q di-
TecrOTy of Provo.
Postmaster Glove and Levland Graham
viii leave for St Louis tomorrow to take
in the exposition and the postmaSters'
convention, TO be held in St. Louis next
week.
Mrs. A v. Robson, who was accident
ally shot with an air gun Tuesday even
ing, "A bird shot lodging in the left eve,
is back from Salt Lake. where she went
to consult an eve specialist The shot
has not been removed as the operation
was considered q very delicate one, not to
be attempted except under the most
pressing necessity. 1T is hoped that Mrs.
Robson win retain the use of the eye
and that If blood poisoning does not ap-
pear no very serious results viii develop.
ID. d. Houtz is in Manti on legal bust
ness
Orson Rogers is down from Salt Lake.
s. r. Thurman is in Beaver, attending
to business i'm the Fifth district court
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district of the state OF
Utah. county of Salt Lake. Rand Drill
company a corporation plaintiff vs.
Consolidated Jefferson sold * copper
Mining company, d corporation, defend
ant
hereby given that the above named
plaintiff has commenced an action
against the above named defendant i'm
the above entitled court, to forecl0se the
for the sum of S101A75. with interest from
the 2Sth day of March, 1901 and the me-
chanle s zen or talrpahks, Morse g 70.
for S2S6.S6. with interest thereon from the
18th day of February, 1904. together with
costs Of filing said liens, attorneys fees.
and costs of suit1 upon mining DTODertV
of Consolidated jefferson Gold q Copper
Mining company, hereinafter described +;
the amount of said liens being Indebted
ness incurred by said Consolidated JEFF
terson Gold & Copper Mining company
in the working. development and preser-
walton of said property, as more fully set
forth i'm plaintiffs complaint, Of file in
said court ina said action, TO which refer
ence is hereby made
The property upon which said liens are
sought to be fOreciOseG is described as
follows to-wit: The success Venus. p
cents Mountain Queen ''Heleu III p
Katherine Della IT, Byron ~
jefferson south Jefferson ''Jeffer-
son Extension, EhepeaJ- Repeat Frac-
ton Repeat Extension" one-third OF
North jefferson" one-third of Little
Willow No. g. Little Willow No, 81.
duplicate" Picnic Copper Boy 10.
]. copper Boy Ne. q Copper Boy No.
8 Copper Boy No. A. " Copper Boy
No. 3" Copper Boy no. 6, " New Deal, Z
fudge" Lucky Strike" SOLITARY. "
Three Anuas." Two Josephines. "
Granite Peak. Granite Peak No 2 "
Tony Herold, Two Heiens. 'Big
Five "CoIburn." Cold HIM. ana 'EIid-
den Treasure United States lot No. 30l5.
lode mining claims. an situate iu Big
Cottonwood mining district salt Lake
county, Utah; together with the machin-
cry, hosting works, buildings thereon or
used Herewith OF connected Herewith.
and all rights, privileges, easements and
equities connected with or pertaining 90
the same
All persons holding or claiming liens
on said premises OF any part thereof uu-
Ger chapter i of title 80 Of the revised
statutes of Utah land amendments
theretO( are notified to be and appear
before said court ON the 26th daV of June.
1900, az the hour of 10 o'clock a. M and
exhibit same.
Dated May u. 1904.
DEY e. STEVENS
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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LOCAL BRlLFS

RAILROAD OFFICIAL. LEAVES
+. Huston. purchasing ageuc tof me
Louisville & Nashville railroad. LETT Ses-
teTday 1or his home In Louisville, Ky. re
mas been spending few DAYS I'D SAT-
Lake CRY in the interest Of his road
RAGS CAUSE BLAZE-A small blaze
that DID no damage occurred ye5tefo'1g
al 9.45 q. m. az the home of III. O. YOUNG,
6ll South Sixth East street. The flames
originated in pile OF oily rags ana we're
cxtin6uished before tIs fire spread
COG ROAD RUNNING.-In a dispatch
to tae Rio Graude railroad yesterday. g
W. Sells of the ManItOu a. r1ke's Feah
railroad declared that the cog road Up
the mountain was not showed In anu
that the line was preparing Ior the tour
lst season.
SHERIFF GOES AFTER STAINS
BURY.-Sheriff O.. Frank Emery left last
evening for ChiHicOthe MO. where ne
goes "a bring back Sherman Stansbury.
wanted here - answer 10 The charge or
mayhem, kicking an eve oUt q j. W.
Burnan I'm a saloon, April g.
ELECTRIC LIGHT DISCUSSION
Several members of the city council Will
meet his afternoon ia Mayor Richard
Z. Morris office with GaEff G. Son. when
detailed statement or the proposed cleo
trio light plant for salt Lake City.
PAD MONEY PASSED
young man accused of passing counter
felt money was arrested yesterday after
noon 10y Detectives Chase aud 1aielsn.
lie gave mis- name as Arthur stephens
his age as 10. and his occupation az q
machinist. He is charged with pasSfrS
bogus currency lin q Commercial street
saloon.
LIBRARY CLOSES MAY 21.-Ehe fol-
lowing notice was yesterday sent out by
Secretary w, j. BatemaU Of the pubic
library: 'The library win be closed from
Mas z 50 june 1 for the purpose of LAX
ing the annual inventory. AL books must
be returned to the library on or before
Nav a. No books will be given out
after Nav is. BY order o. the board Of
directors.
SVENOS MEET-One Of the most sue
cessful meetings of the Steu0s club was
held at the Baruacle Thursday evening.
In the near future the club sill open its
headquarters IT, enc OF the large uptown
office buildings. The rooms VIII pc fur
nished up-tO-date and win be conduct ed
on modern plans. The employment
branch Of she club win be located here.
and people desiring stenographers VIII
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
STATE NEWS
UNCORKS HIS WRATH
Herald Correspondent Threat
ened With Church. Trial
by Mani Editor.

&anU, Nav lathe Nanti Messenger
mas again made 8 bitter attack, editorial
H. Gn The Herald cores ondeot from
This city because he aims TO iufcrm The
Herald readers of the happenings in
ms cry only few days since your
street and tITeaLeu with either
chuEcn trial or civil court trial ii the
n1Fh cGntlnued-tna- III giving the news
as your correspondent gets is from dlS-
lereHt sources Ii this latest editorial
{ 2e Messenger appeals 10 tne church au-
thofilies IN tFiS section 90 take uD the
case at this character assassin For
man with the reputation of the editor Of
me Messenger SO appezi to tac church
authorities 20 handle the writer f0E sod
ing political news To The Ifaraid caused
cllzvl- when the sheet was distributed
yesterday. The facl thar the editor Of
tde Messenger Is not considered mucn OK
a 1itFcHuan niHlselT ana 0tler taloes
lu connection with bis general reBu alton
mat are rot betieNeu 5F the people OF
gals city to -he the very BEST 1T sounds
jncTiaes for help should come from such
aS he The trouble with the Messenger
people IS taBt they and their little ring
Of pcliuciasis want 10 run county pom
uCs this year, aEd those who do not de-
sire 10 ride. in the band wagon are To be
turned down cold. chat has been the
proceeding so tar ana we have no assur-
ance Llat 70 viii be Otherwise ln the Tu-
ture Harmony is the thing they now
desire and IF they could only shut. The
Herald correspondent up things would be
better for them 90 handle In the mean
Time the Democracy of the county are
feeling excellent at their prospects in the
coming campaign. because it seems al
most impossible for the Republican party
Of this county to get together leading
Republicans OF this CITY have sold your
correspondent thar they would not vote
for the men selected at the district con-
EertIOn, for the reason that LhaE do not
believe that the victory at the district
convention was won in a way that they
could approve Of.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
SUCCESSFUL TRIAL
OF new BATTLESHIP

Newport News, Va. May 13.-The
battleship Missouri returned to Hamp-
ton Roads this afternoon after a sue
cessful trial run TO sea, The trial
board which has been aboard for
twenty hours returned TO Wash
iugtou tonight
This was the final acceptance trial
The members of the board it is ap-
parent are pleased with the ships per-
Torrance and viii hand in a favOTa BILE
report. 20 The Missouri viii go into
dry dock for repairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
CROP REPORTS
FROM EUROPE
Grain Three Weeks Later Than
Usual in Russia.
GERMAN PROSPECTS GOOD
UNSATISFACTORY CONDITIONS
IN ENGLAND.

Washington, May 13-The foreign
crop department OF agriculture. issued
today, gives the following resume of
conditions in various parts of the
world.
Itussia-several experts agree that
the season is Two or three weeks later
than usual Odessa reports that many
srain fields had 90 be plowed and re-
soWed. The tenor OF many unofficial
reports regarding the general crop sit
uatiOn in Russia has been decidedly UNI
favorable, but more hopeful views are
neld ia some commercial quarters. The
military demands ON the railroads have
contributed largely 10 holding back the
supplies
Germany-The three principal cereals
are all rated materially higher than
year ago, the difference being especial
ly marked I'D the case of wheat ana
rye. The sowing of the spring crops IL
backward iu many localities, owing to
wet, cold weather.
Austria-The falI-s0Wu crops In most
provinces WiuJered well and win rare
exceptions their condition affords
ground for the best hopes.
HuugaTy-The Omeial reports are
generally favorable. The least salts
factory were from Translyvanla where
the outlook is rather poor because of
lack of snow cover during the winter
and spring. The spring crops were
mostly satisfactory.
ROumania-CTops reports are gener-.
ally favorable
Bulgaria. latest reports are IA
Norable as to spring crops and winter
crops generally are doing well.
Turkcy-The latest available report
indicates that the grain crops in east
eru Turkey were not injured 10y the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
- a = CoNVFNTIoN.

Buffalo. n. u. May 15.-At today $
sessions of the thirty-Hfth annual
convention of the y. NJ. O. A. those
who favored taking the power of deal
iug with the railroad companies ON
behalf of their branches of the Y. NJ
a. A. out of the hands of the interna-
ti0naI committee and placing it, with
state ami local committees were de
Ieated by a large majority, The CUES
Jian came up I'm the majority and
minority reports of a committee of
tVenty-one which was first appointed
aJ Grand Rapids in 1899 re-appOinJed
Ht Boston in 1901 and e-appOinted az
Cleveland i'm 1902. The majority re-
port was iu favor OF leaving matters
as they now stand, under control of
the international committee. The ma
jOTity report was adopted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
UNION BUTCHERS CAN
JOIN STATE MILITIA

Cincinnati O.. May 13.-Iu the con-
veution OF the AmaIgamaJed Meat Cut
ters aud Butcher Workers of North
America today, there was q lively dis
cussiOn as TO what action should be
taken regarding state miiitias. Some
of the radicals wanted members of the
union prohibited from joining the mill
tia. A resolution finally was adopted
declaring that while the union did not
favor its members joining the militia.
yet it left them free to exercise their
own Judgment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
LEFT HIS FORTUNE
TO BROTHERS. WIFE

Bristol. Tenn May 13.-It appears
tonight that r. L. Wentz left a will
executed a few days before his death,
I'm which he leaves his fortune to Mrs.
ID. b. Wentz, wife of a brother with
whom he was closely associated
through the years of their residence at
Big Stone Gap. The report lends color
TO the theory of suicide, now firmly be-
HeVed iu by many of those most con
VeT5ant with the facts.
A short time before death WentZ re-
ceived $3.50 900 by bequest from an IN
ole, and it is this money that passes by
Vents will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
President Palma Confers With Lead
ers of Both Parties.

Havana. May 1&.-Presidcnt Palma
today summoned 10 the palace the lead
ers OF both parties in congress to COM
fer with them regarding she means of
obtaining a quorum i'm the house of
representative, especially ia view OF
the fact that the first payment % the
revolutionary soldiers loan viii be
made on July ]. and the president is
anxious that congress shalt direct the
manner u the distribution of the
money
*The result Of this and other confer
euces which have been held with the
same end iu view is that some under
standing had been reached by which
the new congressman from Havs a,
Matanzas and Santa Clara provinces
win be seated on the strength of their
credentials i'm order To- form a quorum,
while those from other provinces viii
be compelled TO await the result of the
Investigations into their elections
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
BOUND FOR FAIR
Members OF California Chamber of
Commerce Pass Ogden To-day.

A special TRAN bearing the mem
bers of the California chamber of com
merCe viii pass through ogden al noon
today. They arc bound for the world S
fair. The passengers are from san
Francisco and many of the other Cali
fcTnia cities The train consists OF
four Pullman cars. a dining car, an
observation car and a baggage ear.
The party has $50 members. il is said
they are going 10 the fair in the inter
est of their state. They are well sup
piled with advertising matter and de-
clare they intend 10 boom California In
the east.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
BIG MINING DEAL
One Million Dollars involved in Pa
cific Coast Transaction.

San Francisco, May 13.-One OF the
largest mining deals i'm the west i'm
recent years is the sale OF the Black
Diamond coal mines in washington
FOR Sl008 005 to the Pacific Coast COM
pany Of this city.
The deal has just been consummated
and the property formerly controlled
by the Bellingham Bay Improvement
company. of which p. b. Cornwall g.
president, has just been transferred to
the Pacific Coast company, which is
coal mining and importing company,
an adjunct of the Pacific Coast steam
ship company.
II. y. Taylor is president Of the
Black Diamond 5lining company, wita
offices i'm this city. The Black Die
mOud mines are near Belingham bay.
on the coast of Washington and she
BelliHgham Bay railroad, recently pur-
chased By =. H. Hartman from =.
3. Cornwall and the BeIinsham Bay
Improvement company runs through
the coal country and was built TO de-
VeLOp the mines, which are considered
valuable property
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
WYOMING on WELL.

fCHHrluI 20 he IteIalu-J
Evanston, Wyu., May l3.-The Amer
Jean Consolidated company brought in
new oil wen ON Wednesday Of this
week, which has since proved TO be
the best yet discovered i'm this local
ity. They struck the oil az a depth of
. goo feet The company has been wait
ing 90 get reliable facts before giving
anything TO the press. It 81 now known
from actual test that the Wen produces
al least sevenly-fye barrels per day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
INDEPENDENCE -.

Philadelphia, May l5--Ihe lndepen-
deuce party, a faction of the Demo-
cratic party I'm Philadelphia tonight
elected C0uresuug delegates To the ST.
Louis convention and instructed them
10 vote for Judge Parker for president
They purpose to contest The seats OF
the twelve regular Democratic national
DELEGATES from Philadelphia. Their
plea is that the authorities of the re-
cent state convention ignored the in
dependence claim for seats I'm that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSIONS
"a Denver 8 20 Grande.

To St. Louis and return $40 30
To ChiagO and return .-........... 47.50
To St. Louis and return. via Chi
cag0, or vice versa ......-........50.0 90
Selling dates Tuesday and Friday of
each week. StopOVers allowed Final
limit sixty days from date of sale. Pull
man and tourist sleepers through to st.
Louis without change. Choice of
routes. See any ID. g. II. G.. agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
sorTETY SrANDAT.

washington. May 13-The district
court OF appeals today 0verruled mo-
zion to guash a subpoena on The de-
PENDANT in the case of AIRS. Louise III.
DelauE against Countess EsteThazy for
sI01G18 damages Cor alienation of her
husbands affections. The persons in
VOWED are socially prominent here Tt
SIS understood that Countess Esterhazy
sailed from New York for Europe To-
uaE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
TOthO Worlds Fair
Without a Change

That's how you 90 If YOU so I'm the
Burlington Routes daily through
sleeper. Leaves Salt Lake City at
3.15 p. m, which is a convenient
time to start: reaches St. Louis a-
1.19 a. m, which is a convenient
time to arrive. No hurried packing
here. no house or hotel bunting Jun
the darkness there. Send me your
address and / win send YOU fun
particulars
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Time Table
O. EFFECT
NOV p, 1903
ARRIVE

ARRIVE.
From Ogden. Portland. Butte
san Francisco. CHICAGO. S. p-TH a go
Louis Omaha and Denver ..... tsst q i
From Ogden and intermedistefsfa o. ga
points -..--.-s--..-.-.-....-. faAa q e.
Ogden, Cache valley and Tnter-Tt.Es q r.-
mediate polut5-,.r..-. ....-...... Al't.9 g ~
From Ogden. Chicago. ST. Louis.
maP: san f Frsa8ai oaha. Denver
From ogden Cache valley
s. STa 5aiss6ay Portland ...i. and San 5
DEPART.
For ogden. Omaha. CHICAGO.
Denver. Kansas City and Stk.aa q "a
LOUIS .s-s s- .ss.-.ss...sts-s...-.s e'r1 e. q
For Ogden. Portland, St. An
tnonys san Francisco and i'm fn.Ja "a ca
termeotats points. o.. o.. ........ tHe+- g l-
For ogden, Omaha. Chicago.
Denver kansas City. ST. Louis fafE "a ca
and san Francisco. o.. o.. On. ed. ts-e e iA
For Ogden. Cache Valley. Den
yer, Kansas City. Omaha ST RE-
Louis and Chicago -.-.....-..... ESQ q ~
For ogden, Cache Valley. Butte.
Helena Portland. san FFan-IE.sE go
cisco and intermediate points. Attty E M
z. -. SCHUMACHER
Traffic Manager
-. u. hurley,
g. +. G. IT. A.
-. S. SPENCER.
City ticket ofaoe. s51 Main street Zee h.
phone 80.
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FouGHT 49, PoIITrcs.

Newport News Va. May 13.-MayOr
Alien Mess. who IS a candidate for
reelection. William IT. Moss. am att0r-
uey and q brother Of the mayor and
Robert ". Perkins, manager of the
campaign for Samuel L. Buxton, the
mayors opponent, were arrested today
for fighting in the streets They viii
appeas iu police court tomorrow. Chief
of Police Johnson preferred charges
against himself f0r CUrsiUg and aDus-
1.R the rumbatauts.
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A Positive NeeessitY.

Having to lay upon my bed for Il
DAYS from a severely bruised leg, /
only found relief when I used a bottle
of Billiards. Snow Linimeut. can
cheerfully recommend il as the best
medicine for bruises ever sent to the
afflicted. it has now become a posi-
tive necessity upon myself D. r.
Byrnes. Merchant DOversville, Tex
25c. soc, S100.
Sold by 4. c. 81. 7. drug department.
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BOUNDARY SURVEY.

Winnipeg. Man. May 13.-Profess0r
w. j.. King, chief astronomer of the
Of the interior who Is pro-
ceediug westward I'm order to make
FOR the survey of the
Alaskan boundary according 10 the
award of the tribunal, left Winni3es
today for Vancouver. The survey is
ioint one and the Dominion and the
United States are each sending three
parties. Two of these parties are 10
work on The Chilkar river and The
third viii proceed up the Sticking river
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my little girl for growing pains and
aches IA her knees. iii cured her right
ays T have also used it for frost
the best hniment Z ever used 25c
soc. S100
Sold by Z. C. Al. T. drug department.