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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-06
MAN SAID TO HAVE
BEEN KIDNAPPED
Interesting Case in Atlanta
Which Detective is Under
Serious Charge.
ft,u Associated press. !

ATLANTA, GA. April 5--1he habeas
corpus proceedings Instituted in the City
Court BY Leroy Hardin. the man who
charged Detective Calahan.,of Cincinnati,
With kidnapping him In Florida, was con-
tInucd this afternoon Until o'clock to-
morrow morning. 1t is asserted by the
attorneys for Hardin that Mrs. Hardin
ana friend OF Hardin's from Brooks.
willie Fla. were In the city at that time,
md that by means Of these witnesses It
will be proved that Hardin is not tho
man wanted In Ohio.
Tho requisltion papers from the Gov.
erior Of Ohio Gull for a man by name
OF CHASER. Detective Callahan says he Is
positive thai Hardin Is tho man wanted.
Hardin says he Is not Chaser. but that
CHASER Is still In Florida. The warrant
charging Detective Callahan with Kid
mapping was dismissed by Justice Or.
nond to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-06
AFR RAID OF
SHADOWS
Democrat So Charges Republi-
cans in House President
Attacked.
WOULDN'T TAKE OFF THE LID
That Is Why Republicans Voted
Solidly Against Investigating
Postoffice Department.
WOULDN'T TAKE OFF THE LID
.(By Associated Prcss.)

' L
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 5.-The
proceedings in the House today We're
enlivened by speeches by Mr.. DeArmond
end Mr.. Grosvenor, tn. former attacking
tho Republicans for failure to order an
Inv estigation into the postofflce charges
anc to revise the tariff and the latter
vigorously defending the Republican par
Is for its policy and lauding President
Roosevelt for the part he played IN the
postal investiga ton. the passage Of tho
Cuban reciprocity law, and the treaty
with Panama for the construction OF an
Isthmian Canal.
Earlier in the day. Mr.. Prince Glli-
rois), in vigorous speech, predicted
friction between the general staff OF
the army and the Secretary Of War.
The military Academy bill was passed
without amendment.
Mr. DeArmond criticised the Republ1-
cans for failing TO pass certain meas s.
ures which he declared the people were
demanding The reason is, he said, they
prefer going into election without CIV
ing the people a sample OF their leglsia-
ton
He reopened the subject of the postal
scandals, and declared that the Republic
cans feared investigation would uncover
additional frauds and, therefore, were
oppressed ito taking off the lid" HE at
tackled tho tariff policy Of the Republic
cans. and said that party dare not touch
tha tariff for fear the evil-dcers who arc
the bencflciaries Of the system will with
draw their support and let the Republi-
can party fall. Speaking Of Republican
measures OF the House Mr. DeArmond
raid that individually, you are men Of
courage, dash and daring, but as an or
ganization here, you are afraid Of your
shadows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-06
Investigating Commission.

(By Assoclated FressO .a--w
WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator SIM
mons to-day introduced bill 10 create
a permanent commission to investigate
the several executive departments of tho
government 1t provides for II commits
sion Of five persons, not more than three
10 be members of the same political
party, whom shall serve four years each
from the date OF their appointments. The
commission Is to report TO each regular,
session of Congress. The bill provides for
salary of $1,000 for the chairman and
$500 each for the other members.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
" h12 Eas +. Broad Street. u.

Z Il III q . /. +.
g OLD FOR STORAGE CHARGES,
y MASSIVE WALNUT CHAMBER
SUIT WARDROBE TO 5AIATCED. SIDE
SUITS, CROCKERY, PHONOGRAPII.
INCUBATOR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ICE BOXES. LOT OF GROCERIES, &C.
AT AUCTION.
THIS tWednesday) MORNING, APRIL 6.
at 1880 O'Clock. at our. warerooms, No,
6lo Z. Broad ST.. we will sell for storage
charges, l Very Handsome Massive Wal
nut Chamber Suit with Wardroos to
match), all handsomely. carved. with
Erame1ed Iron Beds. several Ice Boxes
ard Refrlgerators, Flat Racks. Rockers,
Handsome Chartered Oak Combination
Bookcase and Secretary, several Oak and
Walnut Chamber Suits Tea and Dinner
Sets. Toilet Sets, Tables, Mattresses, ODD
bureaus. Be-: also lot OF Staple Shelf
5Groceries Good Photograph, 8Incubattr
and Brooder. and other articles.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Marshall Street Revival.

A deep interest is being manifested II n
the revival meeting now in progress at
Marshall Street Christian Ghu r g,in
t:hnsa sermons are making a fine impress
Sion: upon the large congregationnss, who WI,
hear a them, This congregation Is cor s9n'el m
plating the erection Of a new chNrc,.. Nh
,ee . of three was appointed to ascertain
The cost and present the congregation
with preliminary drawings.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Officers Of the Order
Honored in New Orleans.
(By Associated Pres.

4 NEW ORLEANS. April 5.--suprcme off,
.crrs II the Knights Of Honor headed by
Supreme Dictator 3. G.. Shepard, former
4 ~. ..Ut of South Carolina, amended the
opening to-day Of the twenty-thrd annual
session of the Grand Lodge of Louisiana
Grand Dictator l.. P. Paquel presided,
lion. The supreme officers constitute the
executive committee of tho order, having
control Of the national administration.
Al arc present except supreme Vice
Dictator Clarke Johnson, OF Rhode Island.
lu-...s,t tle grand officers Wen. rendered
a. public reception ut Ellington Artil-
lary Hail. Of which Governor Heard and
Mayor capdevielle were present To-
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n INV I; wv NoTfo|ki19vvester11
-I.EAVE Rrc1rMf,N,, t,A,ty

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. y
500 A. M.-NOkFOLK& LIMITED. Arrives
norfolk 1l:2o a. NJ. stops only ut Petersburg.
o.o5 4. M-CInCAGo EXPRESS, Buffet
Parlor, Cal, Petersburg to LynChburg and
1Roanoke. ,,; pullnan s.eepers Roanoke to Cos
20, k,nSo o and Knoxville to Chattanooga
i2:1o p, M.@KoANoKIs EXPRESS for +. rm.
Vile. Lynchbutg and Roanoke 7SIIiSIl@
800 z. M.--OCEANF SHORE LIMITED. a2 Ar,
rtves Norfolk $50 r. NJ. Stops only at Peters.
burg. WAverly and Suffolk Connects with
steamers 10 Boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore md Washington. l }tH5ffs yAG5E1i
7:2s 2. M.-For Norfolk and oil stations east
$40 i. M.sNEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullma N ssopers, Rlchn,ond to Lynchburg and
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Cate
Trnins arrive from tho West 7:35 4. M, s2;os
z: NJ. and j, s:lo F. NJ. from Norfolk u:oo fA.i
Office No. SIS East Main Street.
W. B. BEvILL. @ c. FL BOSLEY, Ss
Gen' Pass. ACT. Dist. Pass, Ast
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State Oil Tag Tax Law.

(By Associated Press,)
+ MONTGOMERY, ALA, April b,-The
Supreme Court to-day declared unconstl,
tutional the State oil tag tax. Special
Justice s, y. Weakley rendered the de-
clslon., IIe was appointed by the Gov
ernor because Justice HARRISON was dis
qualified, and the remaining Justices We're
tied IN the subject. The law required that
all oil he tested and tag showing the
standard be placed on the packages.
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Value Of the Hygeia.
(By Associated Press.J

(By Assoc!atcd Fress,J "
WASHINGTON, April 5,-Iha House
Committee OH Military Affairs to-day au-
.thorized favorable report on the May.
nnrd resolution providing for n board OF
survey composed Of army engineers TO
determine the value Of the Hyge!a Hotel
property, recently removed from the gov
eminent reservation at Fort Monroe, Va.
The hotel company Is to pay tho eX-l
penses of taking testimony in the pro-
ceedings.
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The Custom-House.

The custom house yesterday Was ., ho s',.,
ing c SO far Is rh neW State ho-
dessri "a moi = .lciay affect the nsttu
,d lions Of the government but the hq hraa
spirit on the OUTSIDE 5, MaS ad dons
mere. tS fi,,r ~ any special note.
oh T,d ho.t. WWaddil was in NoEfolk a.,en "a
,n yul he launching, He will rernsni VII vnl
i, evening q sn lie % un}ed states cr
o,i, ava District Courts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-06
CHURCH NOTES.
Woman's Missionary Union in
Session-Episcopal Council.

. a.
Tho woman'y Toreign !, !, Missionary ',
In session at the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church in regular annual meeting. The
morning of the first day was devoted to
addresses OF welcome, reports Of the
union and Of the society Lunch was
served in the middle Of the, DAY; DAY The
following papers were read
"Woman's Debt to Christ" MIS-. H. G.
Why Believe in Foreign Missions"
Mrs. Samuel Sintou,
woman OF tho Twentieth century.Her
1 1,ons, Mrs PpGHs'uMsit aglil. aa
'fWoman's Work In the Southern Pres
byterian Church" Miss Sally MEG Lacy
The yestry of St. James r'Episcopa!
Church will meet tonight to arrange FOR
held in the church May u.s. 10, 90. The
n very Important one. Among the inter-
esting subjects will be the Bethany lnstl;-
tute for the training OF deaconesses anu
the proposition to have an archdeacon, for
The white mission work. Deputies Will DO
elected to the genera, convention, w 5aaa
They will so instructed to invite tho
Tho following yestrynlen We're elected
Monday night at 81. Johns Eplscopaa,l
r. Currie, J.. IS. Moore F. j. craiglaAW,
s. B!ankenship, ], II; Allen, j, N. ARM
strong, NJ. Thomas Mussen and r. Edgar
Shine.
as follows: Senior Warden. Cyrus Ros-
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AUCTION SALEs-,rt1is Day.
Byif. B. Elam 81 co..,
Real Estate Auctioneefs.
r. ottRT sAt,B by PUBLIC AUCTION
" - OF TIE; EVALLABIE
THREE STORY BRICK BUILDINGS
Nos. 1873 and 735 Brook Ave.
CORNER BAKER STREET.
Win 10, Fron,iny77 Feet 7 inches
on TILE EAST. LINE or
l 1850. - t1rr0L "A VTTN1IE, af9='t
on TILE TAST. LINE OF
'T7I BROOK AVENUE.

1908 ii tie suit stSled j. s. Moore = sons,
t Mt,1 ru ct ais, and a. b Gathrlght's GUAR
dian VS.. q. NJ. Cartwright ct ais, In Tho
circuit Court .of Henr!co county, w; tne
Commissioners, viii sell by
Z IVEDN EstoAY. APRIL 6TH. 1904, y
oclock the real fstntn rofGrTfe eat :?
inchos on tho east line Of Brook Avenue; !,
line Of Baker street. and having q wldt
OF OF feet on It's eastern line and .15i feet b
inches on It's southern line, and the. I'M
provements thereon, consisting OF
double tllree-story brick store building.
having two elegant stores with granoliitn,ic 6:
Property $ well suited for a grocery store re-
tor stable purposes ort9for. q wood and
coal yard. Tha operty will be sold as u
whole or In separate parcels, rs may seem
be st at the time of sale.
4A% TERMS-Onc-thlrd cash, residue IN .
equal instamcnts. payable at 9, y and -
Interest added and the title to be retained
until the Whole OF the purchase nancy,
has been paid and a conveyance IS ordered
by the court; or all In cash, at the option
OF the purchascr.t.ra;t3{yyi u 5,.t v. wv
HILL. MONTAGUE.
ALDEN e.. COLLINS.
q BEVERLY T. .E CRuMP,
b Ela1z, snSslaAl caimesssi0nef''
This IS to certify that the bond In the
above styled suits has been given.
J. e. BROADbUS, Clerk.
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Candidates Out,

Alderman Reuben Burton has announced
his intention OF standing for election to
REPRESENTING Monroe Ward, but the reds
Mr.. IL. III FERGUSON is also out for
election 10 the Council from Leo Ward
He was prevailed upon to take THIS action
by many OF his friends NJ
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Grand Sire Invited.

sscretary r. e. Davis, Of ,Riehm 1on,1
!, e ,sese' I 3. o. r. has invited Hon, John
aodwn sr Rshn sss q ana ia SEdss an n
stop Gros uSe Iuring his visit to Virginia ~ al
a.,iars III s.pon the meeting Of the Grand
i ynnsn in Lynchburg in May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-06

The egg hunt given b.. the ladies Of
FuNon Baptist Church for the benefit Of
ccsg. about tl5 being realized. At least
two hundred and ltty children particl-
ma ted in tho affair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-06

The Rev DR.. r.. p Kerr. formerly Of
this city and now Of Baltimore, Is scrl-
ously indispoSed and Is at Old Point
Comfort to recuperatc. His lecture on
Rome to be delivered hero has been post
poned until Monday, April Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-06
n RusTEE's AUCTION SALE OF TIM
BlLR LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIEIlD, VIRGINIA..

RUSIEt toftLIJ lxn-
BIER LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA.
BY virtue Of a deed from w. g. Gibbs
and others to the undersigned dated
October Is. 1909. of record In the Clerk s
Office of Chesterfield county. virginia |
Will offer for sale in front Of the Cornor-
alton Courthouse, In the city Of Peters,
T1IURsDAY, APRIL It'll, 1904, 4.
at - O'Clock NJ. that well known old
VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD OF John a..
Gibbs. about seven miles west OF Peters
burg, Va. on or near the NV oodpecker
Rond, and about five miles from Chester;
This farm contains 401 1-2 ACRES, and
IS divided by tho County Road. leaving
ZIG IT, acres on ore side OF tho road,
one-thrd Of which Is cleared and the
balance heavily timbcred, and much OF 1t
In original growth This tract has on
1t n dwelling and outhouses. !,
The other Is 125 acres; about on O. hait
cleared and III a good state Of cultivation.
with an orchard of about two acres,
and the balance OF this piece Is highly
timbered. This tract has Q house and
This land is we'll wntered BY. q we'll;
springs and running streams. Ihia !nnd
Is we'll located, and in&the most healthy
part OF Chesterfield coun ty.
TI1RMS:3 One-third cash. and the bal
ancc on time, to be announced at the
sale. and to +, secured by2ja deed OF
trust on the n operty.
apr1-tds Trustee. At
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY j. p. Carneal & son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
IT RusTEE'ss AUCTION SALE OF a
WE'LL. BGtLT p DETACHED SEVEN
ROOM y SvI1LL1NCi, WITH HALLS. &C,
BEING NO. 110l NORTH TWENTY.
FIRST STREET.

y ~
BY virtue o. s certain deed Z ID, q trust
il 5. i. It's Il, page 4ss, default having
cured thereby, and having been required
I'll uKsDAY, ApRtLs7TH 1904,
at oeloGk r NJ on he premises ,,4opppr PRO-
conveyed therein. VIZ: All Chat certalh
III tho county of flenrlco. VA, In Fair.
mount, near the northeastern limits OF
Richmond beginning at the point Of In.
tersectlon, Of the pnst line of Twenty first
street. with north line OF @ Street, ax..
tending thence northwardly along the said
Ing thereen THfRl Z .THREE iss5 tf'EBSI
and running back. ut right angles and
between two parallel lines, Of which one
Ia the said north me OF v street. 12J
feet ind Inches to an alley in rear II
feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay nil cost
OF sale, taxes to, day. Of sale and u debt
Of $500. with interest from October Sd,
1903 residue at q credit OF twelve months.
Whereas the decd requires oil cash, yet
an arrangement can be made for long
time and which will be announced at
sale JAMES -. CiARNlIAlr
apl est Trustee.
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h.tF. 4 Il. burg, : pe.o7ns !. !; !; 4.

lnsiIs u Ia burg G. Potoma. r.. r..
Trains Leave Richilona--.'S.orLn"a Tda 3g5
4:1o ~. Nj ut,4y. A,.Iua ST 4ntVuSu.
(. E:lo a. NJ. daily. MAln4 ". IhiO-sh. . All
81 6:4a AM. aal!y, Man ~. Thsousa All Full>s
J Ssh A. NJ. except Monday. Byrd ST Through.
7;l5 a. Nj week days. Elbo- Ashland accom-, 1
y x. ST.. Sunday only. Byrd St. Through.
&c :. s.. weak days. BYRD 81, rhroaEh.
Local stops. - 4 =, V f.fs $ES
wsst deys hTTS
S;os =. s., daily Main ST. Through.
s:a5 P. NJ. week uays. Elba Ashland -
commodetion. y. Al y, VI. y H 35sS Sa2{#$
B s.iolA ~. week days Elba- Ashland &C.
Sis x. a.. week days. Byrd ST Fredsricks-
Is 4. NJ, daily. Byrd st. Through.
II 80 a. NJ, week days, Byrd ST. Through.
a:Se p .e A.. daily Main St, Through
6 100 p NJ. week days. Elba-s Ashland accom- n
!:lS n, daily daily nysa 81 Trhhr roIsS i.
u Is T. M daily. Main ST, rhroush. All Polls
10 IS r n. daily, Mar. st. Through. Il
ii 40 P, NJ. week days. BYRD sst.iThrough'sJAli
4 NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Psrlor Cars %
ali trains except local accommodations.
Time Of arrivals and departures and conneos
W. D. DUKE w. cULP ". P. TAYLOR.
Gen'l Man'r. Ass't. Gen'l Man'r" Traf. Ma la.
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BY The Richmond Auction Co.,
p Auctioneers.

. /. N
RM1N5sTR4 X Hr SALE OF l EYhN5,
FEATHER BEDS. REFRIG ORATORS,
CROCKERYy ANTIQUES, &C.
As administratrix OF. estate Of John g.
Walsh, deceased, / will sell at his late
residence. No. 100 North Twcnty-ninth
Street,
commencing 1O:30 O'Clock. viz. Parlor
Hall and Stair Body BRUSSELS Carpet;
iJValnut-frame yParlor Suit. Antique Rose
wood Marb.c-top Table, old Antique !, Chi IN
ma Vases, LACE Gurtains and Poles; Silver
Plated hitting Water Pitcher. Mahogany
Antique Hall Rack, Mahogany Sofa Ta-
Bile, Mating. Walnut Extension Table;
Steel Engravings, nice assortment, of
Crockery and Glassware, Walnut. Side
board. Old Antique Mahogany Wardrobe.
Feather Beds Bosters and PILLOWS;
Toilet Sets, Walnut Marblc-top Suits, Ice
BOX and Refrigerator, Kitchen Furniture.
Mattresses and Springs, &c.
MRS, j.. C;E.WAL.SH, Administrators.
tt;;:.si RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo.. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
apr SGT ~. il
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ALL OUR PREPARATIONS FOR SALE BY
Z. A. MILLER, Inc,

s,eux: Junior Warden and Treasurer 5.
+. Mayer: Registrar r. Edgar Shine;
TO Council, Cyrus Bosseux; Al
tcrnate G. l.. Curric
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The Circuit Court Of H,nrico will hold
another session today. The courthouse
was rather quiet yesterday, owing to the
holiday. The cases of Sidney Hubbard,
Walter Crump, Bnlce Latimer and
Thomas Latimer. charged with stealing
brasses will be tried to-day.
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This is to certify that the bond in the
above styled suits has been given.
]. z. BROADDus, Clerk
npr 1-5t
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-04-28
School Notes.

Supt. J. l.. Brown visited our schools
yesterday. Most Of the time was spent
with the eighth grade.
Closing oxerc'scs will be held on
Thursday and Friday OF next week.
Primary exercises and grading will
occupy Thursday morning, while the
general school cShibi, in manual train
ing ald'aT. VIII bc open Thursday af
te.noon and evening. The grammar
gsadcs WI Give c.csing exercises and
receive oe-..Aec.es iaay morning.
Athlete sports VIII take place in the
CITY Park Friday afternoon. All are
kindly invited 10 attend.
Eleven OF the BEST prizes offered on
the County School Exhibit held at
Provo last Saturday, were won 10y
Iehi. One other district (Payson
secured the same number, and none re-
ceivcd more. Considering the nature
Of the merits on which Lehi received
this excellent recognition, she has
every reason to feel proud Of her edu-
cational standing.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-04-28
Passed Away.

Mrs. Hannah Grace Webb, widow
of the late John S. Webb, passed away
very suddenly Sunday afternoon, April
"A, at o'clock p. m. Mrs. Webb was
born at Whipsnade. Bedford-shire,
England, April 8, 1881. and was ~
years, II months and IA days old at
the time OF her death She became q
member of the Church OF Jesus Christ
Of Latter-day Saints in 1916; came to
Utah with her husband in 1854 and
settled at Lehl, where she lived up to
her death. She was the mother of five
sons and four daughters Two sons
and three daughters survive her She
has thirty grandchildren and one great
grandchild, Being an early settler
she passed through many hardships
incident to those early days.
The funeral has been delayed on
account Of Mr. Geo. b. Webb, one of
the SONS, who is on mission to Mime
sofa A telegram was received from
him last night and he is on his way
home, and when he arrives the funeral
will be held.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-04-28
Meets Instant Death.

William Cartwright was struck and
instantly killed by the San Pedro
northbound passenger train at 4:ld
Monday afternoon at road crossing
about three-quarters of a mile west OF
the station OF Am, Fork, He, with his
l2-year-old boy, was ON wagon with
"a hay-rack and did not hear the APP
proach of the train, The engine strucl,
the wagon about In the center, break
ing IL into kindliug wood. II threw
the boy off to one side and he was but
slightly injured. Mr. Cartwright was
caught on the cow-catcher and was
carried about 200 feet before The train
came TO standstill. He must have
been instantly killed. rs his skull and
right side Of body were badly crushed.
The track at this point is down grade,
and the train was running at con-
siderable speed. The body was taken
to Mr. Cartwrighps home few blocks
from the scene of the accident. He
was hard working, honest man, aud
leaves n wife and six children TO mourn
his untimely end An inquest was
held over the remains. The team was
uninjured.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-04-28
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

state Engineers Office,
Salt Lake City, Utah, April 70, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the Utah
County Light and Power Company, by
A. ]. Evans, It's resident, whose post
office address 10 l.ehI, Utah, has made
application in accordance with the re
quirements OF Chapter 100 Of the
session Laws Of Utah, 1913, to appro-
pirate two hundred (20U) second feet
OF the water flowing in American FORK
canyon creek, to he diverted by neans
" an intake without dam at point
about 1900 feet above the month OF
said American Fork canyon and near
what Is locally known as the Hanging
Rock, In Utah county, Utah, from
which point the water will be
conveyed through pipe for dis
lance OF about 10000 feet and
there be used from January LIST TO
December 3lst, inclusive, OF each
year for developing power 20 be used
Tor lighting and general power purposes
at the towns of Amerie IN Fork
Pleasant Grove and Lehi. After having
been SO diverted aud used the water
viii be returned to the natural channel
OF said American Fork canyon creek ut
HIAtAN JhoA Nfkhh NUNAf Ailt MdltI Ot
said creek Is divided for the towns OF
American Fork, Pleasant Grove aud
Lehi, respectively The said applicant
IL now using a portion Of the water
flowing In SAID creek for power PURPOSES
aud the intention under this application
10 10 extend the pipe, increase the
power aud enlarge The right to the ex-
tent and in the manner herein named.
All protests against the granting OF
said application, stating the reasons
therefore, must be made in writing and
tiled IN this office alter thirty 1907 days
and before sixty (6)l days from the
date hereof,
A +. DOREMUS,
State Engineer.
First Publication April 20 last, May
26tf
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-04-28

with terrific force. When pic ked up
he was unconscious. lie was given
prompt medical attention, but Il was
feared bis injuries would prove fatal.
Bronze came 10 Lehi Tuesday morning
IN company with Leonard Bronze, his
cousin, aud Ri. Batter. The men live
at Peonla, Colo, and were on their way
TO Butte, Mont, when the accident
occurred. Bronze was taken TO Provo
and placed 10 the hospital, where he
died Wedne day afternoon. He was 20
years OF age
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-04-28
Men OF Oak

Timbers of oak keep the old
homestead standing through
the years. 1t pays 10 use the
right stuff.
Men of oak" are men in
rugged health, men whose
bodies are made of the sound
est materials.
Childhood is the time to lay
the foundation for a sturdycon-
stitution that will last for years.
SCOTS Emulsion Is the right
stuff.
SCOTS Emulsion stimulates
the growing powers Of children,
helps them build a firm
foundation for a sturdy consti-
tuition.