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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Last three days of the skirt sale at
Whitney & Marsh, Ltd.
Peter High offers lumber cheap at
the Enterprise Mill. Call.
Fine rigs at the Club Stables. Can be
had at all hours, day or night.
A N. Sanford, optician, Boston build
ing, Fort street, over Henry May &
Co.
The Oriental Bazaar's closing out
sale is getting short. This is the last
week.
Horse, phaeton, brake and set of har-
ness at public auction next Saturday
noon at Morgan's salesrooms.
The wisest judge win always decide
in favor of Primo Lager. 1t has stood
the test for purity and quality.
DIR. E. L. Hutchinson. the dentist,
will leave for the Coast on the S. 5.
Mongolia for a six weeks visit.
Crystal Springs butter can always be
depended upon for quality. Order from
Metropolitan Meat Co. Phone Main 40.
Miss Wynn has just received a new
line of ladies' hair goods which can be
seen at her parlors on Richards street
A bright japanese school boy wants
situation as yard-boy or to help about
the house See classified advertise
ments today.
Two rooms in the Gedge cottage III
the Hawaiian Hotel grounds, are offered
for rent. Suitable for Office or dress
making parlors.
The stalls at the new fishmarket at
Kekaulike and King streets will be sold
at public auction next Wednesday by
Jas. F. Morgan.
A number of cash sale checks of Jor-
dams last Lucky Day have not yet
been turned in. Save your cash checks
today, you may hit it right.
The summer assortment of Stein
Bloch clothes at NJ. McInerny's is ex-
traordinary in it's wide range of pat
tern and fabrics. The suits are now !
being shown.
Mrs. Taylor expects some beautiful
flowers from the Coast by the Siberia. |
Just the thing for opera and graduating
bouquets. Place your orders early. |
Tel. Main 339.
H. F. Hill, curio dealer, has removed |
from opposite Convent to more commo- |
dious quarters. and is now centrally /
located at 1904 Fort street, two doors |
below Hotel street.
Honolulu Employment Agency wants |
a male nurse at $4,000 per month and |
found; machinists at $500 a day; paint !
er at So a day and dry goods clerk at /
So per week CPS Fort street.
The goods, chattels, livestock and |
effects of the Star Dairy viii be sold |
at private sale in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Full list of the property to be
sold is published elsewhere in these
columns.
The real estate on Queen and Rich
ards street, also property on Fort street,
Eva. side of the Fort street school
house. will be sold today at Sheriff
Sale at the front entrance of the Police
Station at noon.
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g 8. 81 3. 8. g g :.:. 90 90 8. 9. g g g g
% A fine collection of over four
q hundred fish now exhibited at 9
. the Aquarium. 9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-16
LEAH CHAPTER TO
GIVE EXCURSION

Leahi Chapter No. 2, Order of the
Eastern Star, will give a moonlight ex-
cursion and dance at the Peninsula on
Tuesday, June 2S. A special train leaves
the depot at 1880 p. m. and returning
will connect with special Rapid Transit
cars. The tickets for sale by members
are 81 each. This includes transporta-
ton, dancing at the pavilion and re-
freshments Music win be furnished by
the Ellis Quintet Club.
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John L. Gehr, for fifteen years one of
the foremost leaders in the United Mine
Workers of America and for a decade
or more one of the most prominent ma
tional organizers of that body, has re-
turned to work in the Newlin Creek,
Col, coal mines. He says he prefers
the life of an ordinary miner to that
of one continually engaged in strife
engendered by contentious between
employers and emDloYes
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GERMAN SYRUP.

We want TO impress on our readers
that Boschees German syrum is posi-
lively the only preparation on the mar
ket today that does relieve and cure
consumption, II contains the specifics,
such as pure tar, extracts OF gums,
etc, which have been so highly en-
dorsed for the cure Of coughs, colds
ana consumption by the great medical
congresses. The consumptive, whether
his disease is IN the throat or lungs,
must have rest at night, and be free
from the spasm Of dry and rackng
cough IN the morning The diseased
parts want rest healing and soothing
treatment, and the patient needs fresh
air good food etc German Syrup will
give free and easy e1pectoration In the
morning with speedy and permanent
rplief Small bottles, 25 cents; regular
size, containing nearly four times az
much n cents At all druggists
G. G. GREEN. Woodbury. N J.
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A PLAGUE or THE NIGHT.
nechlnB Piles and Other pectal
troubles Easily Cured by a New
and Safe Method.
AhemMkable Number OF Cures Made by
Tho Pyramid Pile Cure

,.Aoout one person In every four suffers
svll some form Of rectal disease. The
sSHst common and annoying is itching
ny INDICATED by warmth, slight moIs-
S'u ana intense, uncomfortable itching
we parts affected.
,,Iny usual treatment has been some
gunple ointment or salve which some.
~. '' m give temporary relief, but moth.
NY, uSe a permanent cure can be OK.
nent '''" SupeIHClal lreal-
nn.s oUly permanent cure for itching
On. ~. discovered is the Pyramid p lie
sva, ,, not only for itching piles, but FOR
l,ssg otner form Of piles, blind. bleed.
sIsOr protrding. The first apnllcatlon
vss -. ,uSl,nt relief and the continued
,smo emo, snort time causes a permanent
parsstn vi me tumors or the small
he or1 Nhlch cause the intense Itch
+ Nv discomfort Of itching piles.
rblooa, ,olIlos Of 40 ArmItage Ave.
n .o"sp' says; Some time ago com.
IA, ",eu using your Pyramid Pile Cure
A.. u.shgroeable case OF itching niles
WV using I'VE boxes | consider NV,
,ro,,yJu urely cured Of the dlsagreeo hle
Abd lnSnks to this excellent remedy.
Ia 49, = Snall never fail 10 recommend II
to bo ,r oi tniy friends who may happen
~. troubled as was"
me o,iyS ,9nnld Pile Cure IL probably
mesdeSS plle cure extensively recon-.
afo 'v 20 py physicians, because Il ia SO
ana 90 prompt In the relief Afforded
cure r. for TAR n as known the only positive
ptr pS uyEHsEl'ts now sell It at ffty cents
AIcb V fo NE Pyramid Co.. Marshall
Piles ''0A on cause and cure OF
a,f v yu,e ring from any form Of niles
AMID Pile Cure and lpt try It t ,onsb Of Pyr
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HOME MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS


Following are the home missionary
appointments in this stake for Sunday.
Jan. Il:
First Ward. (Ward conference) Pres
ident Angus NJ, Cannon anu Elias A..
Smith.
Second Ward Ward conference
President Charles w. Penrose.
Third Ward-(Ward cOnference)
President Joseph f. Taylor,
Fourth Ward-Hamlton G.. Park
and Albert NJ. Olsen
Fifth Ward-Dayid l.. Davis and
Hyrum ID. Goodyear,
Sixth Ward-John Clark and Joseph
II. Haslam.
Seventh Ward--John Kingdom and
Oliver 5. Walsh,
Eighth Ward william W. RITTER and
Archie b, Kesler.
Ninth Ward-Chares b. Stewart and
Peter j. Jensen
Tenth Ward-W william b. Dougall
and John f. Bowman.
Eleventh Ward-John r. Caine and
William A, Shepherd.
Twelfth Ward-Matthew A. Miller
and John $. Sears.
Thirteenth Ward-Milando Pratt.
Fourteenth Ward-Sylvester O. Can
non and Alfred W. Peterson.
Fifteenth Ward-Vernee l., Halliday
and John c. Howard,
Sixteenth Ward-Andrew Jensen and
Dneiel c. Coulam,
Seventeenth Ward-George O. Morris
and Walter Wright.
Eightaaptb kGgr1 Hopru NaiuhitN
and Sperry w Lawson.
Nineteenth Ward-Samuel G., Spencer
and Lafayette T. Whitney
Twentieth Ward-F, +. Hintze, Jr.,
and Richard II, Solomon,
Twenty-ilrst Ward--David Mckenzie
and Frederick j Morris.
Twenty-second Ward-Joseph j.
KJar, Jr., and Almy G. Clayton,
Twenty-thlrd Ward-Joseph $. Wells
and Hyrum A. Christensen.
Twenty-flfth Ward-Ezra r. Steven
son and Alfred c, Rees,
Twenty-sixth Word--Gustav w.
Teudt and Arthur H. Taylor.
Twenty-seventh Ward--Geo. A. Sims
and Samuel NJ, Taylor.
Twenty.eighth Ward-Joshua II.
Paul and Frank w. Penrose.
Twenty-nlnth Ward-John NJ. knight
and John a. Perkins.
ThirtIeth Ward-Hyrum Bull and
Dryden II. Coombs,
Thirty-hrst Ward-E. J. Gardner and
Joseph J.. Gill.
Thirty-second Ward-Frederick f.
Barker and j. Percy Goddard.
Center Ward-August w. Carlson
and Malcolm J., Butler.
Cannon Ward-James 7. Flashman
and Charles G. Berry.
Brighton Ward-Thomas A. Clawson
and George w. Hilton.
Thlrty-third Ward-Ebenezer A.
Child and Jesse f. Cannon.
Pleasant Green Ward-Melvin d.
Wells and Stephen W, Walker.
North Point Ward-Brlant s. Hinck-
ley and h, Leo Bird.
Scandinavian Meeting--John l.. Cher
ling,
German Meeting--Walter A. Wallace
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az he Monld like 40 be

",".n.... ..,Mr, Lorenzo Jensen
Maud Trey0rs, a true-hearted girl.
",u," .,"r.Miss Lottle Marcroft
Birdie Trevors, a gay butterfly
,..,.,,,, ,,,.,.,.,M Miss Ethel Rich
Bob Washington, with more money
than brains .,.,.Mr. John Nuttall
Gerald Laurence, with more brains
than money MIR John A. Burt
James Lyman, fathless friend
",,, ,,,,,rMr Alex. Buchanan, Jr.
Mrs, Stone, a gushing widow,..u,
..,....,, .,u..., 600, Miss May Green
Miss Prudence Mercer a good soul
90. .,......r,Miss Annie Jesperson
Brewster servant 90, Mr.. Eddie Rich
Marie, servant .,,,,,,..,, .,,..,,,,..
,,."...., Miss Emmeline Jesperson
a big event in ward socials will be
the leap year ball next Friday evening
ian, %, at the Nineteenth ward hall.
The ball Is under the direction Of the
young ladies' Of the ward and cor
dial invitation Is extended to their
many friends in the various parts OF the
city
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.

THE Green Lanes of England presented Salt Lake clcr by
the Home Dramatic club benefit Harris the veteran
Bishop Thomas Taylor returns from Iron county, reports
that the works Of the Iron Manufacturing progressing
Ten men are hurled 10 the bottom and instantly
killed,
TEN YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
Italian bigand, Chief siss, shot dead n Sardinia.
Gladstone
opening Of parliament proposal public to be sub
Mitchell Of Florida uuequyoca statement that Cor
bct and Mitchell cannot fight in this
House onbower regarded as very sig
n0Gnt defeat Of the administration
Territorial board of equalization files report showing
mcnt for the 1893 to have been $li7JOi3b1Q
queen Luofoon through Samuel Parker representative
that she viii abdlcate
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY.
copper rampant country mining shares
advanced Is 20
Washington Of late Representative
Nelson Dlngloy.
New mining exchange organized
Wells offers reward Of $500 for the
suspected OF having committed the
Cache valley people a schedule,
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Rushville. Ind.

Messrs. Ely Bros,:--l have been q
great sufferer from catarrh and hay
fever and tried many things but found
no permanent relief until found II in
ElNs Cream Balm about eight years
ago and we have been fast friends ever
since tRev) r, NJ, BENTLEY.
Messrs. Ely Bros Find enclosed 30
cents. for which please send me your
Cream Balm. | find your remedy ,be
qickeS, nnd most permanent cure FOR
cold IN the head catarrh etc Yours
tr.ly DEL NJ POTTER.
Gen Mgr Arizona Gold Mining Ct.
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OIL INSPECTOR REPORTS.
Makes Official Statement to Mayor
Morris OF His Duties.

City oil Inspector and sealer Of
Weights and Measures w j, Nebeker
has filed his annual report for the year
1908 with Mayor Morris. During the
year 1906 gallons OF oil were inspect.
ed and the fees received for the same
amounted to s775,77, OF the above
quantity 2S4,3o6 gallons We're bulk oil
ard 1900 gallons case oil, The tees
Of Mr., Nebekcrs office for testing and
sealing weights and measures amounts
ed to 1903 80 OF which amount he has
been unable to collect so, He re-
ports 1t Is like pulling teeth TO get the
fees from n majority Of dealers whose
scales no tests and that no fees coll
lected by the city are paid as begrudg-
Ingly as they About 10 per cent Of
dealers protest against paying the fee
and only do so to avoid trouble.
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following 80 volumes OF blocra.
ply will be added to the public library
Monday morning, Jan, 49, 1904
Lives OF Bismark, by J. w. Hcadlam,
Lucretia Borgla by r Gregorovlus;
Robert Bruce, by II. Maxwell: Julius
Caesar, by w. Fowler, Charlemagne
by II, W. c. Davis: Charles XII, hy
h. n. Rain; Cicero, by j. i. $. David
SON Cid, by II, n. Clarke: Crahbe by
A. Anger Cromwell nv q. Firth. Dis
raeli by w Meynell; Edward |. BY T..
jerks Grant by w. S. church. Gusta.
vus Adolphub by c, r. l. Fletcher,
Hannibal, by w. O, Morris Henry m,
Navigator by G. r, Reazlev. Henry of
Navarro, bv PF. Wilert: Jeanne dare
by NJ. o w, Oliphant; Julian. BY A
Gardner, Lincoln hv n. Brooks, Louis
NV, by A. Haseall' MazeMr. BY A.
Hassnll; Lorenzo de Modici. by y. Arm
strong; Napoleon. by w. q. Morris.
Pericles. by +, Abbott, SAladln by :. /.
Poole Theodore. hv 7. Hodgp,n. phlin
SIDNEY by ". Il =, Bourne Winston.
by EDDY; Wy"lirf by L. Sergeant.
Bryce. James--Studles IN Contcmro-
rnry Biography.
Hubbard E'hert--Llulo JOURNEYS 70
the Homes OF Eng'lsh Authors.
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UNIQUE CANE.

j. G, Mcdonald is in receipt Of a cane
made by Thomas Williams, a convict
at the state prison, who was sent up
from Ogden for two years for burglary.
In a letter accompanying the cane VIII
Hams states that he Is anxious to Sc
cure counsel to enable him 10 gain Il
pardon The unique feature OF the piece
OF work is that the stick is made of the
wrappers from candy manufactured
by the local firm which was sent out
to the prison during Yuletide. The
wrappers are strung on a steel rod,
pressed together with a heavy weight
and neatly turned after having been
secured by the topping Off Of polished
horn handle.
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DOESN'T LIKE PROTHERO.

In talking to the newspapermen
Shockley said that he had been well
treated by all the officials and that the
only humiliation he had felt since his
arrest was having to be handcuffed to
Prothero when brought in from the
state prison. He characterized Proth.
ero as a "low-down groyellng coward, -
and said that he had fed him three
meals day and had even paid for his
laundry and then Prothero turned him
down like that.
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MONEY FOR SCHOOLS.
Another Division is Made for Those in
Salt Lake County,

An apportlonmcnt OF school funds
among the various districts OF the
county was made yesterday afternoon
by County Supt, Of Schools Ashton,
The amount apportloncd Is $29,705 81,
the school population Of the county dis
tricts Is S,32i pupils and the rate per
capita Of the apportlonment is sS.5T
Following is the apportIonment IN de-
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INVENTORY SALE.

Closing our entire Liece good stock.
Sow Is the time Tor BARGAINS In
Silks. Nelyo's. Dress Goods, Flanncls,
Linens and a.l goods by the yard You
know nothing about a sale until you
SEQ our prices FIRST come viii get the
choice selections at the sale prices.
Don't delay
r. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co,
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Best Liniment on Earth.

Henry u. Baldwin supt. city Water
Works. Shuilgburg VIE, writes; u
have tried many Kinds Of llniment, but
have never received much benft until
! usd Ralards Snow LIniment for
rheumatism ana pains think II the
best lulmort on EARTH 25c j0c and
800 bottle 90 4. G. ". | Drug Dept.
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PROTHERO HELD.

Upon the motion Of the county a,tor-
ney the court bound Prothero over as
a witness for the state IN the sum OF
$1,000. Court then adjourned, and at
ter a few minutes Shockley and Proth-
ero were taken in charge by Sheriff
Emery and Deputy Sheriffs Steele and
Butler, shocklcy was hanlcuf'ed and
taken by Sheriff Emery and Deputy
Sheriff Steele to a carriage in waiting
at the east entrance to the building
and then driven TO the county Jail
Deputy Sheriff Butler took charge Of
Prothero and the two walked to the
fail,
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MEMORIAL MEETING.
One to be Held in Honor of Mrs. Eliza
R. Snow Smith.

Thursday next, Jan. 81, will be the
one hundredth anniversary OF the birth
of the gifted poetess, the late Eliza r,
Snow Smith. In honor Of the occasion
the Relief society of the Sixteenth ward
will hold memorial meeting in the
ward hall on Thursday at 2 p, M at
which an appropriate program will be
carried out. Mrs. Smith assisted in
the organization OF the first Primary
association for the little folks and was
also the first president Of the Young
Ladies' Retrenchment society, now
known as the Mutual Improvement as
ISOLATION. A general invitation is ex-
tended.
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Nora Margetts. eWst Jordan .. go. 20
Lloyd Hoagin Salt Lake. E. E. ..25
Maud T.. Leslie, Salt Lake. :. 80
Steven Butcher. Salt Lake. :. ....22
Annie Hansen, Salt Lake .. :. "a
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ed to by Mrs. Margaret Miller, Miss
Annie Jensen, Mrs. Emily Higgs, Miss
Louie spokes, and Miss Maude Paul!
Should aud acquaintance be for
got. Burns.
Make now friends but keep the DID,"
DIR, Parry.
The year has gone and with It many
happy dreams Bryant
Where Is the man that can live with
out dining? "-Meridith.
At p. m. the chairman, J. II. Paul,
called upon the assembly to listen 10
the following program. which was we'll
rendered The choir sang Light and
Truth and God Of Israel by Steph-
ems Nellie Keddington sang Dream
ing Of You" seven boys OF the Primary
association delighted the audience with,
only a Soldier Boy" Joseph Poll, as
sisted by the choir rendered sweet
Bunch Of Daisies Mrs. Browning
sang, Bonnie Sweet Bessie and THE
KISS" instrumental music was fur
nshed by Miss Brooks (organl, c. q,
Berry (nute) the Neapolitan club, Miss
Mulyey. Miss Radcliffe and the Misses
Symons (mandolins etc. Messrs Bar.
ker and Grether banjo and autoharp),
Girdie BorgQuist recited, Farmer
Whipple, Bachelor" Remarks We're
made representing the ward organlza-
tons by Asa Klenke on, l. AZ, ALVIN
Strong tSeventIes). Harry Earl ell
dcrs) John Jensen Deacons) Bishop
s'Iers and COunse'ors Keidngton and
christensen gave fraternal greetings for
the new year The retiring choir lead.
er, Joseph Poll expressed his cool
wishes for the choir, and the chairman
announced a continuation Of the re.
union for last venIng,
owing to the fact tnat for the past
two nights the Nineteenth ward hail
has been packed and people turned
away from witnessing the presentation
OF the operetta "Fl0rlnla" ana the
farce, "a Family Affair" II has been
decided % repeat the pprf1rm1nce
again tonight when the poor, widows
and orphans win be the guests OF the
occasion
ON Thursday and Friday nights. Jan.
81 and %, a high class dramatic enter.
tanmput viii be given In The Flfh
ward asscmb'yroJm8. under the aus.
pIc.s Of the Sunday school The pro.
gram TO be rendered Is as follows:
Piano soior.,,,Miss Mabel Frccbairn
STUMP Speech. Mr. Thomas Hr.mley
Drill Tom Thumbs Wgddug."...
.,..S ). kW1,. Urirn Department
Inder the Direction Of Miss Julia
Iittlcyl,
Nhisuing Solo Mr. Charles McFadden
ANY Ola Thing Observation-Disclosures.
.,.u MrssS Margotts and Clawson
Comic Song .,.Mr Archie Buchanan
The entertainment win conclude with
the intensely interesting four-act com.
ody-drama, entitled, 'Onc Year" with
the following caste
Mr.. Montague Treyors. not 30 young
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Underwear Sale,

Broken lines ufhigh grade undcrwear
az hale the regular price,
BROWN. TERRY s. WOODRUFF co,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following couples during the week.
hIu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Marriage licenses were issued to the
following couples during the week
a. +, Burgon Union. ID. .. .. ...lO
Bertha H., Hansen Union. .. .....15
@. IL. l.. Dow, Salt IaRc.... ...gg
Jennie IT, Hart salt Lake. e. ..93
{. A. Leonard, Murray" . e. ,r,"2q
Ruby j Howe, Murray. . =, =, 30
Joseph Peters, Murray. .,n ,,,...JO
Annie King. Murray. o.. ...i2
j, W. Jorgenseu, Mt Pleasant D., n.g3
Alma Diils Sioux city, Iowa d. 90
Joseph Hamilton, Bingham. . ,,.9i
Julia Z, Guni,hs, Haden Ida. ,..lr
Audrey Ny,uud, Bingham q. u.29
Mary Nicholson, Bingham. ,,.,23
II j, Wcstbro0k Ogden. d. q. .. ,.,.23
Dina Lander Ogden. o. g., ...,.,23
W A. Tall, Nigby Ida. g.. ., . ,,,!l
Belle bingham, LcwIsylllc, Ida, ,.-l
Lryon Jensen, Salt Lake, O.. ,, ,.,.23
Bessie Alderman, Oakland, Calu .lg
Horny Wolfe, Bingham . q. ,,.i6
Nellie Brown, West Jordan. q, .,2l
Wills Rogers, salt Lake, o., - $50
Ncssie Richie. salt Lake. ., . ..lp
c, j. Goolall Santaquln, - 80, "a
Mile SWensou. Gunnison. ., e. ..lN
Carl Johanson, Eureka. O.. q. ., 80
Clara Clark. Grantsyille. q. o.. 90
Jocoh White, Woodland. 90, .,,.2l
Nellie Potts. Woodland, q. ..lS
J, r. Mier, Salt Lake. 90 ...,n,..3i
Ella NJ Pierpont, Salt Lake b, ,.,2i
W NJ, Wright, NH Creek. D, " u2l
Ellen NJ Fowler Mn Creek. o, ,li
Andrew HoXeim, salt Lake % ,,2j
Martha oas salt Lake ., o., ,.,2O
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welt, so the preliminary hearing was
waived. Judge Diehl then bound
shockley over to the district court
without bail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16

Nothing 50 delicious as the N"Nhall
Oranges Ask your grocer for them.
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP.

cause. TO get the genuine, call for the
full name. 25c.
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.

Laxative Bromo Qunlne removes the
cause. To get the genuine call for
the full name. &c
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NELDEN ASKS FOR REPORT.

Before adjournment Mr. Neden Of
the board called for the report Of the
committee (which was appointed to IN
yestigate certain statements purported
to have been made by me in newspa-
per interviews and which We're, IN fact,
made by me- Mr. Gi9u1ue, chairman
Of the committee referred 10. explain
cd that he had been unable to meet
with his colleague Mr. Henderson, In
time to make the inyorllgatlon. and
asked to be excused from making q
report at that time
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Thore are other Ornnges -Ncvhall
are always best, Ask for them.
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Those delicious Newhall Oranges
again in market Ask for them, None
better.
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BOARD COMPANIES WIN.

After further remarks in the same
strain the report Of the committee was
adopted, Messrs, Brantlng and New
man being the only members who voted
against IT, The insurance amounts 10
about 100000 and the contract runs for
three years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16

Totals 90, ,,.S,s:l Sgo7o5. 81
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FACES THE COURT.
"NOT GUILTY. SIR"

Clerk Leary then read the complaint
charging the prisoner with the murder
o AmaSa l.. Gleason and the same plea
ls entered by ShockleY.