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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult county clerk or respective Sign
ers Tor further information,

~ THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-
bate Division. IN and for Salt Lake Coun-
T.. state VI Utah In the matter Of the
estate OF thrlsteen q. Kimball Deceased.
N.ucc Tile petition Of j. Golden Kim
nall executor Of the estate OF Christcen
q. <lmhall deceased, praying for an or
der OF sale ~ real property Of said de-
codeut and that an persons interested
appear before the said court To show
cause why am order should not be- granted
% sell go much MS shall be necessary. Of
the following described real estate of said
deceased. tu-Wit
Lot g. block s. plat "a" Logan city
survey Cache county Utah said prop
cry Is Fenced and improved and con-
tdms one t-room adobe house.
Also beginning az a point 3 rods. ! foot
north on the southwest corner II The
north half ~ lot I, block 81 plat "A
Logan city survey. Cache County rum
ming thence east . rods 20 the east line
OF said lot, thence north rods, l5ia faot
TO the northeast corner Of said lot. thence
cast rods, thence north 4 foot; thence
west IL rods 20 the west boundary Of lot
o in said block. thence south rods 10
beginning said property Is fenced ana
contains one frame house Of six rooms.
has been set for hearing ON Saturday. the
Gru day Of September. A j.. 1905. at ID
o'clock "a, m nt thc County Court House.
I'm the Court Room Of said Court. 10 Salt
l1ko city, salt Lake county Utah.
the Seal thereof afHycd tbis I'M day of
Sgpiemhor ID liiE
(seaN n III DprDGE Up Clerk
~ W H. Farnswarth. Deputy Clerk
tor
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IN THE DISTRICT Court PRO
hate Division I'm ari for salt like Coun.
a. state ~ I'tob II, inc 0otter ~ tbc
cstafc - I.,hr rudao1bsm DsCossed NJ.
rlre Tho netition Of William / Tndden-
ham tbl p6wInistr5tar ng thS ,state ~
I@bn Tnsdgrb.rn deceased nravirg fgr
me settiamo't Of hral accoi,nt IN sald ad.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09
PRAISES SALT LAKE.


There hos not been am alarm OF dre
iu Salt Lake since Saturday That
sounds pretty good,
A fire underwater told Chist BY
water this morning that Salt Lake WAS
the cleane7t city ne has visited for
many months. The gentleman investi.
gated the condition of affairs in the
business district and found that back
yards were clean. and no rubbish tho
Kind that sometimes causes serious
CONGREGATIONS, was 10 be seen.
The chief stated that he proposed To
keep men and horses I'm practise each
day. and was determined 10 enforce
tho ordinance with reference TO the
cleaning up a. alleyways and back
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09
Western Pacific is 10 Be Part of
The Denver & Rio Grande
System.
SPLENDID ANNUAL REPORT.
Total Earnings for Fiscal Year Show
Gould Road Made sI1oH so7--ln.
crease OF S5SSo7j

Denver, Sept, 9.--The nineteenth an.
nuaI report Of the Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad company shows The total earn
ings for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1906 10 have been $lIO3l, j)1. an increase
Of SjS6o73 over last year The expenses
for the year amounted TO $lo1GS, 900,
making the net earnings S6SG2j45.
IN the report Of the president e. r.
Jefory il is officially announced that
the control Of the new Western Pacific
has been placed In the hands OF the
Denver & Rio Grande, and that the
new road win be part Of the system,
which has its general offices IN Den
YER II has been generally known for
some time that the Western Pacific
was owned by the Gould interests, but
his Is NE FIRST oflcial announcement
OF the f1ct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09

Millinery and Cloak Depts Grand
Fail Opening We'd, Sept IS. u. c. VI. l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09
BORAX ROAD.
Millionaire Smith Now Building to Com
meet with santa Re.

Nothing daunted by the refusal Of the
Salt Lake Route 10 put IN a special
rate on STEEL ties and material for the
Tonopal g. Tidewater road. BoraA
Smith Is now said to he grading his
railroad from Ludlow on the santa Fe,
northWard TO Lila e. mine via Soda
Lake route. The line will be 100 miles
long
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-09
WANTED

WANTED-GIRL Fop D-
housework lli 5th East & VII
The leader., 1905-07-08
Good Advice.

Girls, if your school days are
not over let it be distinctly under
stood that you are not looking for
a fellow but trying to get an
education. When you reach "a
marriageable age accept the atten-
tion of no one who is unworthy.
Shun the dudes at all hazards, for
you bad just as we'll marry mon
key. Be sure you know what
business or trade he is in, for if
he has no business or trade he
would not make you a decent IiY-
ing. If he drinks, CANDLES or
engages in other immoralities, let
him alone or you will always wish
you had done so. Choose the
modest man, the industrious man
who studies and acts upon moral
and religious principles, who
studies Sunday School lessons, and
attends preaching for the good
that will accrue therefrom to his
morals and spiritual nature. It
always seems strange that some of
our very best women are prone to
fall in love with the most beastly
and animal menwe have. Can't they
foresee chat their lives would be
blasted if joined to any such ami
mails e? Exchange.
The leader., 1905-07-08
The Goodyear Plans.

It will be several weeks before
the Goodyear syndicate announces
its plans for the route to be fol-
lowed in the construction Of the
New Orleans & Great Northern
load from Monticello northward.
This information comes direct
from Mr.. G. w. Goodyear, pres
ident Of the syndicate, who has
Just returned to New York, after
spending several weeks in Missis-
sippi inspecting the route for the
road from Slidell, La, to Monti-
cello. The Goodyears have not
determined in their own minds
what route will be followed, and
a great deal depends on future de-
velopments.
The distance from SlideII to
Monticello is about 100 miles, and
the construction of the road over
this route will be pushed as rapid
" as possible jackson Evening
News.
The leader., 1905-07-08
The Board Of SuperYisers.

The Board Of Supervisors was
in session until Thursday evening.
The most important action taken
by the board at this meeting was
to pass an order to borrow $4,000
at the August meeting for general
county purposes to make up a de-
fcit ID the treasury until tax pay
ing time rolls around again; also
an order to let out by contract aIl
public roads on the west side oil
The Illinois Central railroad at the
September meeting. Sealed bids
q re to- tie advertised for, to be
|opened at that time. The county
treasurer made his regular quar-,
terly report and the same was ap-
proved and ordered fled.
The full official proceedings viii
appear ID our next issue.
The leader., 1905-07-08
A NEWSPAPER AND THE PUBLIC.

It is a self evident proposition
that a newspaper which does not
strive to serve the public is moi
worthy of the name. 1t deserves
to be kicked into outer darkness
and merits the hearty contempt
of the people. In its service Of
the public it has a hard row to
hoe and nothing but firmness and
determination will carry ii
through. If those who are at the
helm are wishy -washy and afraid
of their shadow, their work will
amount to naught, for they will
be swerved from their purpose
just as they are entering on their
task. It is a favorite thing for
parties who desire the suppression
of things which are inimicai to
their interests, to threaten a news
paper with pecuniary damage.
This is a very cheap way Of try
ing to bluff a newspaper, and one
which nine times out Of ten does
not work. Some may we SO weak
and timid as to be frightened from
their purposes by such threats.
But the real newspaper which has
weighed we'll what it has said, and
knows its ground will not pay
much attention to such threats.
The News in its career has been
more than once threatened with
such proceedings and in some in
stances the proceedings have been
instituted, but they never got be-
yond the institute stage. Jack
son Evening News.
The News has correctly defined
the position of the independent,
self-respecting newspaper which
has a right conception of its own
rights and its solemn obligation to
the general public. It is the one
always maintained by The Leader,
and which will continue to be
maintained by it as long as it is in
its present hands.
The leader., 1905-07-08
K. Of ?. LODGE Celebrate at Terry.


The Terry X. Of F. lodge enter
tanned royalty at Terry on last
Tuesday night. a public install
lation Of officers was held and the
following officers elected: w. w.
Newsom, G. G.; d. f. Simpson.
v. c.; A. M. Banney, p; j. X.
Parker, M. Of W.; j. g. Morgan,
M. at A.; S. w. Francis, j. g.:
VIM. Williams. O. &.
Distinguished knights of
Pyhtiag were present and some
splendid speaking was enjoyed BIZ
the large gathering Of lodge MEM
bers and their guests. The hall
was tastefully decorated with K.
of z. emblems and the Mississip
pi State Band furnished splendid
music for the occasion.
Among other features was: The
Address of Welcome by Hon. HI.
NJ. Quinn, g. K. r. and S.. Jack
son, Miss, Address on Pythian.
ism by Hon. B. M. Keely, Vicks-
burg, Miss; Wit and Impersona-
tions, by Hon. r. D. Smith,
Meridian, Miss.
After the installation and speak
ing the lodge members and guests
partook of an excellent banquet,
and after the banquet dance was
enjoyed at the lodge ball.
Terry ably sustained its reputa-
tion for hospitality.
The leader., 1905-07-08
The Devils Workshop.

In the shocking cases of perfdi-
ty and of unfaithfuIness to the
marriage VOW among our wealthier
classes, the root of the matter
lies, as in so many other sorts of
| sin, in idleness. The absence of
strenuous, compulsory occupation
is in itself a temptation to crime.
The idle man or woman whose
sole interest in life is the pursuit
of pleasure inevitably becomes
sated with its different forms.
All of the ingenuity which can be
expended upon inventions of new
sorts of food, new ways of serv-
ing, new entertainments, really
laYails little. After all is
said and done, a banquet is only a
banquet, a cotillon is only a cotil-
Ion, and even operas and theatres
latter few years begin to seem
strangely and duly alike. A new
emotion, new sensation some
thing which money cannot buy
this becomes the only fresh and
desirable thing on earth. Leslie &
Weekly.
The leader., 1905-07-08

The Mississippi Chautauqua, to
be held this year on the ground
at Lake Chautauqua, near Crystal
Springs, Miss, will be the eley-
enth annual session of this spIen-
did institution. The program is
much fuller than usual and pre-
sents many very attractive fea-
lures. The session begins on July
12 and closes on the 26th. Sever
al of the shining lights ofthe
lecture platform have been book
ed, among them being Gov. Bob
Taylor, Ralph Bingham, Rev.
Henry Clark, of Chicago, w. c..
Frost, III. HI. Ahrens, G. Frank
Vreeland and DIR. Richard vii
kinson. Many musical celebrities
will also be on the program.
There will be a contest in elocu-
tion and a piano contest. The
Illinois Central and the Missis-
|sippi Valley lines have made a
rate of one fare from all points to
Crystal Springs.
The leader., 1905-07-08
FROM EDGAR.

: One of the heaviest rains fell in
this section last Wednesday eve
ming that we have had this year
and a very strong wind, almost
amounting to 4 storm in places.
The continued rains are retard-
ing farm work to a damaging de-
gree. Cotton is looking we'll,
where it has been properly culti-
waited and the condition Of corn
has improved.
The fourth of July festivities
and socialities we're very pleasant
in our section, but for the rain
that fell during the day.
We attended services at old
Pleasant Hill church last Sunday
and listened to very interesting
sermon delivered by Rev. j. "a.
Scarborough. The preacher had
recovered bis stolen Bible, shirt
and grip and felt better.
Mr.. Joel Finch and bis good
wife have been visiting relatives
and friends at Wesson several
days.
There was a wedding at neigh
Dor Silas Garner's home Wednes-
day night. His daughter Lula,
who is one Of Lincoln county s
colored teachers, was welded TO q
Methodist preacher and the occa-
sion was very orderly celebrated
by colored friends.
Mrs. S. w. Summers was with
the Greer family in their 4th Of
July celebrations at Che home 81
our esteemed uncle, Frank Greer,
and reports everything pleasant
and enjoyable.
Prof. Jesse Barnett stopped il
and spent d night with 4. &. Sum
mers recently, He will commence
Ia singing school at Providence
church next Monday.
We happened ia at II. T. ShiY-
ers d few days ago, and spent 3
short while with Henry and Billie
Boutwell, also Rev. j. r. G,
Reeves, who was demonstrating
his aptneas ID mechanism making
mantle to ornament Mr. ShiVers
new house. Reeves is d genius al
wen as ! preacher. BILLY
The leader., 1905-07-08
The Freshest YOune Man.

A good story is going the
rounds apropos Of the Presidents
recent tripto Virginia. It seems
that as the President got off the
train he noticed an old lady try
ing to get on. He sprang for
ward and assisted her, then grasp
ed her hand and gave her the reg
ulati0n executive handshake. 4
The old lady glared at him, then
said Young man, / don't know
who you are and | don't want to,
but you are certainly the freshest
somebody 1 have seen in these
parts for many d long day. 2 The
President only raised bis hat and
said nothing, but when be return
ed to Washington be considered
that it was too good to keep and
SO told il on himself.
The leader., 1905-07-08
STATE Happenings.

While riding on a freight car, a
negro boy was killed at Utica.
OF the $50 teachers who attend
ed the Normal at Clinton, 250 re-
mained over to take the State
examination.
On account of the farmers being
behind with their work, Judge D.
M. Miller has postponed Circuit
Court in Kinds.
The preliminary trial Of j B.
Slade for the assassination Of VIM.
Miller near Chatawa, was set for
yesterday. Sensational and in
criminating testimony has accum-
ulated.
Mrs. Minnie Luckett Maynor,
beloved wife Of Mr.. Charles May.
nor. foreman on the jackson di-
vision of the Illinois Central road,
died at the family residence ii
JACKSON Wednesday.
In a dispute over the settlement
of wages w. E. Wood was fatally
wounded in jefferson county and
r. s. CogdelI had an arm broken
Iby d shot. CogdelI was due
wages for hauling logs.
Biloxi, the oldest French settle.
ment III the New World, will cele.
brate the fall Of the BastiIe this
year. 20 years ago such an OBJ.
lservance was held and q few Of the
original organizers still remain.
KEY. 4. NJ. Keen, once pastol
lof the Methodist church at Mag,
InoIia and at Utica this State, and
chaplain Of the First Mississippl
Regiment in the Spanish-Ameri'
can war, committed suicide ii
Arkansas on the 5th.
The negro, Carter, who by civi
lseryice rotation was due a posi-
ltion in the Greenwood postofics
las assistant to q white woman, de-
Icided after visiting that city thai
lit would not conduce to his health
Ito remain. He hailed from Pine
Bluff, Ark.
Miss Eflie Jordan, d beautifn
young lady Of % years, wa
drowned Of the GuIfport pier ol
1.-THE 4ih. She was spending !
month with relatives, while re
crniting from her laboEs as 4 mil
lliner iii ST Louis. She was
lhatiFeof YaIlobusha county Miss
The leader., 1905-07-08

Isn't it about time that the
Vicksburg Evening Post was let
ting up on Longinog'' With un-
lqualified respect for the venerable
editor Of that potent sheet, we
would hdmbly submit that it ism &
lgoOd taste to be always kicking
! the under dog. Longino was re-
Tired from public life two years
iago by the vote of the people; he
accepted their verdict with most
becoming grace and ever since
that time has most studiously
avoided any mixing whatever in
politics. To continue the fight on
him now, when be is doing moth
ing and saying nothing, is GER
tainly unbecoming and uncalled
for to say the least of it. Magno-
liza Gazette.
Don't worry about the veteran
editor Of the Post. It's his way
to mount a hobby of some kind
and ride it to the last jumping off
place. He has never forgiven or
ceased to try to squelcIl Bryan
since he ran for President in 1896
against the wishes of the Post.
though the great Nebraskan, un-
conscious Of bis chronic assaults,
has pursued the even tenor of his
way and steadily grown in the re-
|spect, admiration and confidence
of the nation. So with Longino.
The spiteful and unprovoked
fiings of the Post do not hurt him
in the least. With a record as
one of the ablest, purest and most
faithful Governors Mississippi
ever had, even though he did suf-
fer defeat in his senatorial aspira-
lions BY reason of false issue
injected into the canvass by his
opponents and the basest of APP
peals to passion and race preiu-
dice, bis reputation and place in
the confidence Of the sober, think
ing people of Mississippi is as
enduring as the everlasting rocks,
and be can afford to complacentIy
smile at all the mud-sIinging the
bilious editor of the Post may be
pleased to indulge the rest Of bis
days.
The leader., 1905-07-08

Hume, the historian. found
himself one day at a social dinner
next to Lord John Russell. In
the course of conversation his
lordship said: What do you
consider the object of Iegisla-
tiong" The greatest good to
the greatest number, 2 was Hume's
answer. And what do you con-
slider the greatest numbergn con-
tinued Lord John Russell. No.
], my lord, was the historians
reply.
The leader., 1905-07-08

James Carne, aged 101, has been
parish clerk and verger of the
Church Of St. Colomb Minor, il
Cornwall, England for ffty-eight
years, and has missed only one
day, when his wife died.
The leader., 1905-07-08
Marriage Licenses Issued During iii
Past Week.

White Louis Max LAWN and
Miss Rosa Isaacs Dir. r. Going
and Miss Margaret E. Sims; Jno.
w Wallace and Mrs. Anna Nay.
CoIored Theodore Edmonds
and Sarah Rodgers; Edward Man
son and Gertrude Allen: Seaborn
Lane and Fannie Balam John q.
Stinson and Lula Garner; Law !
renee DEM yers and Frank Robert
son:
There is no vice SO simple, buk
assumes some mark of virtue Oh
|his QsstWRrd parts.
The leader., 1905-07-08

The white cross on the red field
of the Swiss flag has d religious
meaning. It was adopted as an
appeal to heaven in 1889, when
the stout Swiss fought and won
one Of their greatest battles.
The leader., 1905-07-08
Tobacco.
Sundry Items.

18c for bottle of selected Queen Olives, reg
ular price 25c.
Sc for bottle Of stuffed or plain olives regu-
lar price 10c
8 cans Of Italian Tomato Paste for 10c.
&c Ib. for Arm and Hammer Soda.
The leader., 1905-07-08

No nightingale sings By dag,
when every goose IS eackline
The leader., 1905-07-08

ne is well paid that ii wen sat.
islled
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-07
THE PECOS VALLEY.

Mountains in Otero county, or some
equally remote range, and I verify be
lieve that the average citizen of Ar
tesla believes that the time will come
when each side of that at present i'm
aginary avenue will be lined with sky
scrapers.
Carlsbad and Vicinity.
The section of the Valley which
was hit hardest by the flood was Carts
bad and it's vicinity. The loss of the
dam a few miles above that town
promised to prevent planting in the
valley south for the coming spring,
but his promise was only temporary.
spent Christmas day in Carlsbad.
and found that the people, unassisted.
undaunted by an adversely that was
| almost calamitous, have arranged for
the reconstruction of that dam be-
fore spring, and the result is that
things down that way, both in actual
conditions and in prospects for The
future, are as good as new. Better
still, government engineers are at
work on the ground looking into the
feasibility of the improvement by the
| United States of the great irrigation
| system from Mcmillan south, and If
this becomes a act the great resour-
ces of the Carlsbad section will as
sert themselves to a degree greater
than ever before.
meanwhile, however, the town is
full of visitors attracted there by the
truly Italian climate. The cattlemen
are all feeling in excellent humor
over the condition of the ranges for
winter and spring and with adequate
water assured the farmers for the
spring. the Carlsbad country IS look
ing forward with much reason to a
unprecedented new year.
What They Think of Statehood.
What do the people think Of state
hood down there?" was asked. THE
Valley is so busy with growth in ma
terial things" replied Judge Pope,
that it is not troubling itself much
with the premature discussion OF
statehood and other political ques
tions. | think, however. you nay
count on one thing, and hat is that
when the new state is finally formed
be it with the present limits or stree
ching on the the west to the Colora'
do river, no section of it will be found
more truly prosperous and more liber
ally contributing TO it's material and
intellectual wealth than the Pecos
Valley."-New Mexican.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-07
RECTOR OF ST. LukE's.
A~shburnham, Ontario, Testifies to the
Good Qualities Of Chamber
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Ashburnham, Ont. April Is, 1903
l think It is only right that l should
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-07
Notice.
gsts.

S
Pancha s.. Ernander, Plaintiff, VS..
Torildoliedo Ernander, Defendant.
Suit No. $40 for Divorce.
The Defendant, Torildoliedo Ernan-
der. in the above entitled cause take
notice that Pancha S. Ernander, Plain
tiff in said cause has brought suit
against you, the said Defendant in
the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District of the Territory of New Next
CO, in and for Chaves county for an
absolute divorce, dissolving the bonos
of matrimony between her and you.
The said Defendant charges you with
abandonment and failure to support
Plaintiff.
Unless you, the said Defendant
make your appearance on or before
the 9Th day of January, 1905. judg
ment will be entered against you by
default.
Plaintiffs attorney, ]. T. Evans.
Roswell, New Mexico.
Witness my hand and "a of of
fee this the 10Th day of November,
1904.
C. M. BIRD.
(SEAL) Clerk.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-07
Bilious Collie Prevented.

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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-07

Specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Will make calls anywhere in
h city in acute cases where the pa
tient cannot come to his office. Office
in the Oklahoma Block.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-07
Head About to Burst From Sever,
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