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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
CHIEF pEviNg's REPORT.

4 CCORDING TO THE REPORT of
a Fire Chief Devine, the year 1903
was the most disastrous since and in
GLIDING 1895, from the standpoint OF fire
losses. The total net loss was S59s. sos.
and the total insurance paid was $685.
5sl. 86. making the actual loss to own
ers Of property S70.027 The nearest
approach TO the losses Of 1895 was the
record for 1901, when property valued
at ss10. S70.32 was destroyed by fire. The
cost Of maintaining the department in
1853 was close TO $50. GEO.
The showing for 1903 would have been
Tar better than the average had 1t not
been for the Atlas block FIRE. Nearly
ten-eIevenths OF the years total losses
were included IN this one blaze. Ex-
Guiding the Atlas block IRE the total
was So. 6626S. in 1894. 1896 and 1899
but in no other years. the losses were
smaller. Chief Devine makes a number
of recommendation in his report, the
principal suggestions being that q new
IRE station be established in the south
eastern part Of the city and that the
number. Of men be increased until each
fireman can have one day Off in seven
instead Of one day Ia ten, as at present
These recommendation are nor with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
A Very Naughty Cork.

| This is story Of last summer. It is
also story Of a certain Sunday school
outing at a park adjacent TO the city.
All the children and most of the grown
folks of the congregation were there
one Of the busiest of the committee IN
I charge was the charming young lady
4 who taught the infant class. 1t was a
warm afternoon and she became thirs-
I ty- She CHANGED upon three or four
young girl friends and found that they
/ also had q thirst. '.Oh, dear, wish I
/ could just get a drink Of beert" said
one Of the girls. wfstfully. Wen, why
4 can't We?' inquired the teacher, we've
: got the price Of it," Yes. hut Vvouidr'r
somebody see us2" timidly remarked
( the girl. mo. we can work that an
right. You girls get out Of sight here
/ in this summer house and see me get
the beer" OF went the teacher to the
refreshment stand. Carefully address
ing the boy behind she. passed him her
Umbrella and had him slip two or three
bottles OF beer inside, after starting the
corhs. With her umbrella thrown
Jauntily across her shoulder. the teach
er started back to the girls. on the
way she ran right into the pastor. Pas
tors are great converse tionaifsts on &C.
casions Of this kind. The, pastor talked
and talked. At first the teacher was
merely annoyed, then, as she reflected
that the beer was getting warm, she
was vexed and in the face Of a later
development she was Mortified. The
preacher, after talking quite a while
began 10 sniff. Presently he walked
around behind the teacher and directed
her attention to the fact that some nys-
ferrous fluid was running from her UNI
brelia down the back of her dress. It
was a real good waterproof umbrella.
and when the cork lO0sened the beer.
Just ran down ard out without dros
soaking through the fabric There is
reason to believe. the pastor knew what
was in the umbrella, but he was good
fellow. He overlooked the teachers too
evident confusion and found an excuse
to wander away. The teacher hurried
on to the place where the girls were
waiting and the remaining beer was
consumed, although the occasion was
not the joyous enc planned for the rea-
son that it was found quite impossible
with the means at hand 20 remove. a.
faint brewery suggestion from the vi
cinity Of the teacher Of the Infant class
during the rest of the day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

Scrofula manifeSts Itself IN many ways Swt
neck and throat, Catafrh, weak eyes, white SWELL
scesses, skin eruptions loss of strength and weak
It IS a miserable disease and tEaceable n aims
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

Norenledy equals s
up the blood, makes it
great Blood Remedy, ii
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! IN LIGHTER VEIN



| a stsnch little ship or Marseilles
b ~. q sea in persgis Of sperm vheilies,
I 6ut OF Labrador
Inc wind srDote her SoT
And ne staggered before the fierc
GENES
From the southwark next came a cyclone
Ne are lost, cried the men w-th &
! grone.
/ IN the cycione were caught.
/ We De drowned on the spausat-
and our wet fate wiz never be krone"
! Cheer up!' cried the captain. Although
II ADMIT we have darn little slough,
/ ba seaneD enough
10 put Up q good blou1h,
4hess Chance to survive this nare
&c add to the horror. fire
/ Breke out As the flames mounted hire
IN big holocaust
cred the men, Wen be laust-
rms ship is q funeral pirei''
The wind blew; the fire got hotter:
->sF Ssl inina! cried the captain. Here's
~ hen she dips n the trough
Lift eTeyy hatch ough-
sheA soon be as good as we botter!"
Ihe brave captain was right, The sea
FeNted III IS fast as could bea.
ENtinguished the blaze.
me storm passed in two daze
ana tae snap was soon tied at the quea.
While no desn5te statement has nee,
made, II Is understood the constitution
Of the United States viii again extend
over Cripple Creek after { the state
troops are Withdrawn.
Stili, II. C9dJeIin viii not know for
sure that his new theatre is -Snconbus-
tinie until a fire starts in IT,
Those merchants who refuse to have
their scales tested are no doubt phfan-
thfopists who give customers more
than they pay for.
The national Prohibition committee
finds that Kansas City is not able to
take care Of its convention, probably
oeca use Kansas City is not accustomed
70 that sort Of people.
A Chicago alderman has been put
away in the house OF correction for a
year merely because he violated the
election law. One by one the privileges
or eii1eeholders are being taken away
IN this country.
The proposed changes In the school
buildings viii no doubt result in in
creased attendance. as more children
viii 60 when they learn how easy il is
to get out.
The Duke Of orleans is trying to trade
his wife for one he thinks be would ike
better and, for the sake of his present
wife. we hope his effort viii be success
ful.
The Russian-Japanese conversation
&est has been in part transferred to
Washington, it appears
senator Hsnna's apparent fear that
the public may forget his assertions
that he is not a candidate is passing
strange.
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New Insomnia Cure.
New York Press.)

cures for sleeplessness are a drug on
the market" remarked a man who had
suffered from insomnia for years. Il
know, for I've tried them all, from the
historic sheep jumping over the fence.
through counting numbers cold water
baths and compressor. hot milk. eating
and not eating-in fact, everything / ever
heard of-buf without relief. Not long
ago. by chance. 1 hit upon one that mas
worked like a charm. ys1ld I offer it for
what il is worth il gave me the first
relief I have had in twenty years
1T simply consists of reaching back OF
the head with both lands and holding on
to one OF the brass uprights at the head
Of the bed. The first time I did II I
found myself getting Growsy after q few
minutes, and the next thing 1 knew u
was morning I've tried It several times
since, and each time It has had tie same
result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
Two Historie Scenes.
lEmerv Cnuntv Proeress

On Monday at high noon thers was a
CONSENT meeting of the two town boards
IT was pleasing to witness the old board
welcoming the new dads in aud also to
see the, new board farewelling the old
dads cut. Many congratulations were Ut
tered between them. Very likely such a
scene has not passed since that great and
noted 4tA Of March 1897. when Grover
Cleveland took the arm Of enc of the
greatest men OF the age William McKfn-
ley and they twain sailed forth upon the
yeranda Of the White House 10 observe
the crowd who had gathered to do honor
to the inaugural ceremonies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
An uEpRoFlrAsLE lNvEsrmsnr

2 PEAKING ABOUT Improbable IN
) vestments, the Rev DR.. Madison
c. Peters of Phladelphia recently dis
cussed American investments in whis-
ky and other intoxicants He estimat-
ed. and with some conservatism, that
the people Of the United States spend
every year more than billion dollars
for alcoholic and malt stimulants. It
is quite probable that the total is
largely in excess Of the sum named.
Let us stop a moment and think
what this means. First, speaking
roughly, it means that for every man,
woman and child in the United States
So is spent each year for whisky, beer
and wine. The real per capita is very
much greater than that, for it must be
remembered that there are hundreds Of
thousands, even millions. of Americans
who either drink not at ali or drink
only occasionally. The chances are de-
cidedly that the par capita expendit-
IRE for those who drink regularly rs $50
or so yearly.
Leaving cut the question Of physical
and moral deterioration that follows
habitual use Of intoxicants, and view
ing the matter solely in the light Of an
investment, could anything De worse?
Think of the good that could be done
with a billion dollars year spent wise
lyl Think Of the harm that is being
done yearly by the spending Of 50 much
money unwiselyi Think Of the naked
little backs, the hungry little mouths,
the shelterless little heads that could
be clothed and fed ana covered with
the money that now goes for whisky
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on alssion e Earops. Perhaps.

Y d. SpAi sIt9 Bt-4<edtef.l
Deputy Sheriff Barnett was here Sun
cay and Menaay looking for man who
calls himself the Rev Robert Ro3erts;
sometimes he poses as an eye specialist
he seems 70 have a mania Ter marrying
as many women as ne can and then slips
away without even leaving his address.
he Is wanted for being married 10 more
OF the fair sex than the law allows He
was not found here, although he had
been III town about two weeks before
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
The Reason Of It.

7 Il7I1IIsElI7IIII Trss-I
woody Ritter tells me ne writes ex-
elslslvely for Penniman's Magazine ROW.
Yes, Pcnniman's IS published IN town
here, Eou knew"
kHeVs but I never see any of his
stuff "a ft.n
No, but SIN he writes for it. and he
writes Tor II exclusively becaEse he can
szeliFef ms manuscript in person, and
thus save postage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
He halls from Maine Or rpm Lake cham
Foolish Curiosity.
philadelphia Press.

what's the crowd doing down at the
court house?' inquired the stranger.
OH they're tryin' the case Of Nose
Johnson" replied the southerner.
Why, that was the man they Iynched
Yesterday. wasn't it2'
Aeas, but today some o. the boys got
teched with a foolish cur osity to know
whethah he was innocent or guilty,
sub.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

The election OF Frank J. Hagenbarth
to the presidency Of the National Live
stock association goes to support The
Herald's contention that that organiza-
ton is made up Of very discerning men.
They know a good man when they see
one, and in picking out the well known
salt Laker they made no mistake. Few
men IN the west are better posted on
matters pertaining to the livestock in
dustry than Mr.. Hagenbarth- He knows
the business from calf to can. and he
VIII invest his new Office with the hig-
nifty of which it IS 50 thoroughly wor-
tiny. Our congratulations to Mr.. Hagen
barth and to the National Livestock
association.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

Senator Kearns' bin making salt
Lake City a port Of delivery has passed
the senate. We presume that now the
footpads who have been laboring so
earnestly in eur midst for the last few
weeks win work more diligently than
ever. They should remember, how
ever, that until the bill passes the house
they wiz have no shadow Of legal right
to make anybody stand and deliver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
ont. Pleasant Pyramid.)

IlIL- I5astIIL y IaIuIu-J
The girls had an inning at the dance
last evening. 1t was a leap year party
and the dear creatures exercised to the
fullest extent all the privileges which
came their way on account OF Fhat fact.
And some Of the bOys-Wilat beautiful
wall flowers they did make. A prize dane
ing contest was won by Andrew Peterson.
who was voted the most graceful cancer
WI ever
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
Just Like the One in 1881.
DAVIS county ClipDer)

tDdNiS county tnpDer.)
There vii be a dance for married .peo-
pie and iady and 5en tleTuan Bachelors It
the BouHtiful opera house Wednesday
evening, Jan. 13 It VII. be n party like
We had twenty years ago, All Of the above
class are heartily Invited to attend and
others viii not b. admitted, Committee,
H. J. ". BGrninghafn, Orson Sessions
and Fred hampton.
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AIons and fetch stnl Unreconciled.
[Grand Eanev -.

4GfaHQ aleE 1hneS.)
Mons Peterson went to salt Lake City
on business visit last Sunday and is
expected to return by to6ay's stage, pro-
Vioed Fetch Hammond will allow hIm to
c0Tae ln On the stage The time viii
come when q. race track and shooting
gallery will have TO be provided to settle
the social difficulties existing between
Mons and Fetch
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
World Il Racoverine
(FiIlmore Proeress-ReYiew

(Fdilnore Progress-Reyiew1
The Christmas festivities have drawn to
a close. The joyous parties. the family
reunions and All the pleasant associations
clustering around the celebration Of
Christmas tide are shading into the obIi-
Won OF eternity. The world has almost
Resumed its normal SWAY, If It had TO any
degree suspended
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
g Foils &c Editor.


Our friend. Gid r. Proper IS pretty
smooth but ne IS not smooth enough 10
prevent Us from gettjn even with him.
Last week We "set an Httle Josh on
Gid, and during a TEMPORARY abseRce from
the office Gid distribated the type and
the omission was not discovered tin the
edition was exhausted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
- Id Cribbine.

There was a young student named
Rough
I VINO was more than enough cup to
snogEh /"
IN fact I believe
He'd a card ub BIS sleeve
Namely, notes on the edge Of his cough.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
Err5r Of Postmastsrs.


Some adjacent poStnaSters ia this coua-
Y dlstfib~te the Tines ike they were
shoFellng gravel or forking alfalfa, BY
the way complaints come IN rem all
SIDES. Please h2EGle this circulating me
Qium with care.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

A majority of the council having de-
eided to act with the mayor in the mat
ter Of appointments it is now in order
for the other members. if they want
to be good citizens. to climb right Up
into the bandwagon-
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b q 80 70 Ser %.
lMorgan NIIr-orl

Macy OF cur residents are complaining
that some citizens are crossing the new
foot bridge between north and south Nor
gan on horseback instead. This should be
stopped at once, as the foot bridge was
built FOR PEDESTRIANS .aRd is not strong
Enough Tor horses.
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No Cards
Happy Now.
He Er

She always addressed him as Mr..
Until he took courage aad KT.
But now that they're wed,
Like brute he has SAID.
That be wished to goodness he'd AEr.
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still has Faith in Poddy.
Grand valley rimesl

We cannot understand how a report
could get through the mails that "P0dcy''
PEPPER had 5oined the Salvation army in
SAT- Lake City, when he Went there 60
get one Of lions biushing maiceDs to
make him a leap year proposition. We're
from Missouri
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
Terne Of subsorIntIon.

DAILY AND sUNDAY-one month. s.
~eaisss tnfee months, $50 one year. Slestl
sIADA1-One year. 500.
sEM IA tltltkL-A--fIn advanced. enc
year $50; six months. 55e-
Eastern OFFICES. ". J. Morton ~
Washington ST., Chicago.
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Careful Since Then, and Hungay, Too
Cruel Execution.

There's lady. in Kalamazoo.
Who bites all her oysters in two;
For she feels a Inisgiving,
Should any be living.
They'd kick up a hIIlabaloO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
Hard Luck.
Montreal Herald

(WCntTtal HeTald.)
A clever young man at the Sault
Bit off more than he safely could chault,
Aud the people all Shout,
Nov the cash has run Ont;
Wen sault yault-that's what We viii
Gaultr -
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nUM0R III STATE PaESS.
whatsve.s Right,


Ihe first leap year aart-. of the seasoa
VIII e held 81 Turner'S cpera-hcl.se this
evening. Each lady viii be Hszited to
take seven partners.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

(spanish Fork Press

loyaHI1U OK Ffsss-l
J. 3 Hughes. pur popular barber. was
little late Tuesday night milking the
COW. and as q gentle reminder that IN the
1ature he must keep more regular hours
she gave ]. y. a tap on the nose with her
heels
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So - shown -
- - Progress.l

The lnq0irss Arc yoa stiH IipInge.' ad-
attorney the ether day. is 4 liftie rough
ca SAX Lakers. but Il clearly shows how
dead SiCep5ufg's residents appear to out
SIdErs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
Time1v Advice.


Lives of all great men remind US
We can stir things mere below,
II We'll CniV use the shovel
Ere the footprints pack the snow.
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Notsd speazgr Returns.
lGrand Nalley TIme

tGrand Valley Tlmes.l
Harry Neville. alias Red" Hot Air"
Windmill" and the man who never
makes paragrGph in his speech, retained
to Moab Yesterday from a tour to Basin
and CastletoR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
unnoticsd II &c Duaaue.

A 9ers IN whose manners were brusque.
Had scented his garments with muSque,
When he Went to the zoo
The beasts murmurcd "Phew."
Ana the elephant sneezed off a tUsque,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
Result &c b b..

There was WONG girl who said Mr..
If you do that again. ne had kr;
I'll complain 10 nv brother,
Who, you know, is no other
Than the champion heavyweight fr.''
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Nature,s go Whitened.

Fillmore Progress Review
About ten inches OF welcome snow
whitened the face Of nature last right and
this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
Playing with Fire. If Often Happens
- Il IncreP

There was a youag heiress named Rock
er.
And a lawyer named Luke tried to
hook her.
But the heiress was shTewd
Though her question was ride
DO you like my looks. Luke or iucre? p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

It is evident that shoelsley was con-
WINGED he was guilty until after he had
talked with the lawyers appointed by
the court 10 defend him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

1csrnsn Widow

tISF-t@l. " lQoN-t
Jhs BQrcuptaa nav have his quilts,
The elephant his trunk.
But Whsa Il comes TO common scents
by moaey's OF the skunk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

It begins To look as If the Nachen
trial might end with the presentation
Of a medal Of honor to the defendant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

At the classics he'd lse'cr had a chance,
But in wisdom he Ted the whole dance,
FoTsG0Sh. he was able
To take a time table
And tell what it meant at a glance.
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The Yankee in a Far Country.

(Harper's Bagazine)
II you chance to sail uncharted seas.
An unknown shore to gain
It's ten TO one. when your reach the land
a naked native is on the sand
With an ElBin tinepiese ia his hand.
Or a sardfne tin from Maine;
And under the Speeding cocoanut tree
There stands d traders tent.
Where a lonely stranger IS selling clocks
And Springfield guns and Stamford
locks.
Jack knives and Hniment.
He halls from Maine Or rpm. Lake Cham
plain,
Or maybe from Salem. Mass.
his face Is lean. and his Wit IS keen.
And his eye lets nothing pass
IN an unmade land or q desert sand
Tss his especial pride
To 90 odd Jobs for Providence.
And help himself on the side.
The Yankee inherits deal Of craft
Prom his steru-faced pilgrtnl siFes.
" no learned restraint. though they st,f-
fered much,
And .dwelt IN peace with the Grabbed
Dutch,
And taught the wilderness. at their toa,ch.
10 Yield what man requires
And the mission spirit will drive some
y1nks
" hereveT man can roam
While others with delicate skin. design
Wooden nutmess and hans Of pine.
4e sell 70 the folks at home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17
N0NSfNSE YERSE.


a eeavassine lady named Green
said 10 Jones. Buy s. taking machine9"
''I'Ve got one" NJ said
As BE porsed his Boor head.
She's the strongest that ever was seen.
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If the weather msn win only dupIi-
cate yesterday few times all viii be
forgiven.
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Chance For Cheap Pork
Girls Have Inning.

spanish Fork Press.)
Found-A Pig-CaH ct tlEs office Eith
4 dime and get it back.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-17

taInity blood ta1nt.
Scrofula is bred in the
bon e, IS transmitted
from parent to child.
the seeds are planted in
infancy and unless the
blood is purged and PIT
riled and every atom of
the faint removed Scrof-
ula is sure to develop at
some -sr1r.5 -, x-o,,~fifa
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Notice

Heath Bros. rink. Music in the after
noon. 9Th So. and State. Take Murray
car.
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"a Alphabetical Blunder.

An Alphabetical Blunder.
yale Record)
An ambitious and young Phi. p.
Got bid one day 70 q T
At the j NJ c. A.
And he felt like q J.
On forgetting to r. s. Y p
Notice.
There viii be a meeting Of the Indian
war veterans at Thirteenth ward an
mex, on the 18th inst, to make arrange
ments for an annual reunion.
JAMES HAGUE, Sec'y.
New classes IN physical culture for
children, Jan. IS. Miss Burkella Pierce.
Pierp0nt school, Commercial Club
building.