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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08


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The daily tribune., 1905-10-13
ABOUT YOUR NEIOHBORS
AND YOURSELVES

". y. Simon spent yesterday In
the city.
"A. Montoya and wife were In
Pueblo yesterday.
George Prentiss was in the city
from Canon City today.
Rev. Pingree and r. g. Brown
drove to Canon City today.
-Mias Evaline Mock left last night
for salida on professional visit.
Rev. N. 3 Milne 10 In Pueblo
and will return tomorrow for bis Sun.
day service.
r. B. Thompson Of Canon City.
was looking after business interests
here today.
Emil valdiok. Of Silver Cliff.
county assessor for Custer county.
was in the oity today.
County Clerk Nix 10 making reg.
ular trips to this city To take athletic
exercises under Prof. Gaunon's tutor.
ship.
CHARLES Ridpath 10 down from
Cripple Greek today visiting his
botber.in.law. W. o. Kitehins aad
his family.
j. p. williams. former superin.
tsndent Of the Chandler mine IL ex.
peoted homo next week from . three
months visit In Scotland and Wales.
George Columbia left today for
Aytop, Utah. where no expects 10
launch into the hardware business -
soon q he can erect . suitable build.
ing.
John L. Gehr and Mr.. Harmes
returned last evening from their placer
claim near Parkdale. They are home
for the winter but expect 70 return
next spring.
John b. Meserve this morning
returned from business trip to Don.
ver. He leaves tomorrow for point
east Of here In the interest Of the O.
r. and I company.
Sidney jay, capitalist Of
Toledo. Ohio, who ~ largely interest.
ed In the Steel Canon mines at villa
Grove. and who has bssp spending the
summer at the mines, left Florence
today for his home. He 10 an old
time friend Of p. r. Harpsl.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

DAY AND NIGHT be force of
men at the Femont mine IL working
day and night to hasten the work
Of rebuilding the plant. Cement
foundations are being laid for the
heavy machinery that will be In.
stalled some Of which 10 arriving.
The lumber is expected to arrive early
next week and then . big force Of car.
penters will be started to work on the
superstructure.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

DEER CLOSE ING. W. Van
Tuyl while working ueAr the Santa
Fe watering tank. close to the Lobach
orchard saw deer that had probably
been chased down from the foothills.
It WAS standing near the watering
station but when IL spied Mr.. Van
Tuyle IL ran through barb wire fences
toward the Blaney we'll. The auimal
acted - " It had been shot. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13
A Iudlcious Inquiry.

A we'll known travelling man who
vista the drug trade says he hAs often
heard druggists inqnire Of eustomsrs
who ssked for cough msdioins.
whsther II was wanted for . child or
for an adult. and II for . child they
almost invariably recommend Cham.
bsrlain's Cough Remedy. The reason
for this 10 that thsy, know shera Il
no danger from Il and that It always
csres. There 10 mot The least danger
n swing u. and for coughs. col6s
and eroup II 10 unsurpassed. For
sale BY ell dealers. n, nwf
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

Florence and Cripple Greek where the
deceased owned . ranch. II WAS his
wish that his body should be buried
here. The funeral was held under the
aupsioes Of the local aerie Of the Fra.
tsrnsl Order Of Eagles. Deceased
was 50 years Of age and WAS barteu.
der at the Club saloon.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13
Notice..

All accounts owing 70 Tho Oity
Drug Store, W. 3. widerfelt) are In
my hands for immediate collection.
All persons knowing themselves In.
debted to said firm are requested 10
oalI and settle At onoe.
9. H. WILKES. Attorney
66-H llH Trustee for Crsditofs.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

800 yards Of wool goods ssitabl,
for ladiss' suits. coats. skirts. sso TO
bs ciosed out at q per yard and up.
The Florence Tailoring oompany.
ladieA aud ssnt's garment workers. III
Eas4 Main strsse. 0e.si
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

PORTLAND ROAD-Thoss travel
ing over the road to Portland say 1t
10 In the worst travelling condition
it has ever been. It 10 full Of chuck
holes and covered with . thick sheet
Of dirt It IL said that whom the road
commissioner repairs . chuck hole
that dust is used ~ . filler instead of
q shale which would be moro subitan-
tial.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

INTERMENT-Ths funeysl over
the body Of Fred Hemmenwsy who
died Of pneumonia yesterday was held
this morning. Interment took place
at Eldred. about half way between
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

GOING DEEPER-The McComas
Oil company has decided to deepen its
we'll. James and Billy Kelley are in
charge of the work. They are risg.
ing up today and will be lrilling
about Monday. The oompAny's land
Is the adjoining forty acres on which
we'll No $50 Of the United Oil COM
panv Is located.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

ExCURsIONIsTS RETURN-The
exoorsion party that went to Pueblo
yesterday TO witness the upveiling
Of the Columbus monument veturned
at IL: 80 O'Clock this morning. There
were ITO people from the oamps and
So from Florence in the party.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

COLDER = Increasing cloudiness
and colder tonight; Saturday rain or
snow and colder.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

RoCKvALE WoRKINa-Ths coal
mine at Rockville has worked four
days 20 far this week and would have
worked Wednesday II coal cars could
have been secured.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

The Ladies Aid society Of the Chris.
tian church will give Thanksgiving
dinner. The menu and place will be
announced later.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

J. r. ToErencs writes New York
L,fe Insurance. Ofioe over Yeiton's
Drug store. ss-ft
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

SALE ToMoRRow-oarmody and
KitchinR are Advertising > picture
sale for tomorrow Bee thsis ad for
particulars.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13
nore Brains
nore noney

BY taking one Of our
courses you not only
specialize ON that ono
line, but you add to your
earning capacity also. |
Our system Of instruc. |
tion is no thorough and
complete that upon com.
pletion OF the work you
know all there 10 70 be
known about tho theory
OF your work. We will
instruct you and put you
on . plane with the best
paid men and assist our
students to good POSI-.
tions. Get out Of the old
rut and send a postal card
to 62lK Main st., Canon
City, describin the
course you are Interested
In and We will send you
full information coucesn. |
Ing same. French, Ger. |
man and Spanish taught
by means Of the phbno- |
graph. Best system On
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS

TlO TRADE-A xroom house on ono and one.
j half lots situated on West Mesa plaster
Will trade for . good team. 3. d. bullingtoo,
room 9, Blrnt bloct. 3eli
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

T,oksts 70 points sAss wa shs Ms.
sesTi Paoi6o from Canon City. and
sta1loas west thereof, will allow pur.
ehassfs side trip from Pueblo 70 Den.
vss, AsA return When desired. Plsass
~ thie u nisl. Y
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13
Qo-ooo00o0o oo'oo0o<>z>oSq
$ JOTTlN0s ABOUT TOWN Z
( LOCAL AND OTHERWISE 4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Masters photos will NO. fade. ;
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

FAs Dasiy TriS.ss ~ ~ .sa>A
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

r OeT-Diamond ring. Return to Hadley
II Moro. Go. and receive reward Of SIS. ssl6
I O8T-or stolen a black Water Spaniel with
IL Exceptionally long ears, heavily matted
with hair. y reward for resurn. B. 3. GREG.
ory, Portland. Colo. S&o
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

ITO RENT-Five-room modern house, fur
i nished or unfurnished. Inquire Of d.
Houston. N-0
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

Il
The daily tribune., 1905-10-13

LNOR SALE Residence of four rooms. pressed
Il brick. at 409 East Second St. For partien.
lars soc II. X. Lutes. H-S6s
LNOR SALE-4 room house, 2 lots; hns loca.
j. ton. 4 bargain II taken At once. Apply
City Drug Store. ll.t1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

HOSPITAL SOCIETY TO MEET -The
ST. Marks Hospital society viii hold its
regular monthly meeting at 1888 O'Clock
this morning at the First Presbyterian
church.
SENT To observation-disclosures Pc
teTsOn of Salt Lake City was yesterday
committed 10 the state mental hospital.
after examination by Or. James OsteT-
mann and DR.. Z. ". Whitney.
GIVEN CITIZENSHIP aben Chope
formerly of Ireland, now of Robinson. and
Franklin Mortensen and Christian Nor
Jensen, late of Denmark, now of West
Jordan. We're yesterday admitted 10 citi-
z=nship by Judge Armstrong.
COST TAYLOR A TENT cost vii
liam Taylor Just SO yesterday in police
court for disturbing the peace Oh First
South and West Temple streets. Taylor
also smashed a window i'm the Continental
saloon during the disturbance he created.
He was arrested by Police Officer Sulli-
van.
TALKS To Y NJ c. A-Frederick W.
Metcaf. who was for seven years mem
Der of the faculty of the Emerson School
of Oratory, Boston has been engaged for
and foTrse Of I Lessons 5S II pubic iPe2 Idp
will begin there at the opening of the
session of the night school Oct. j.
BUFFET Is POPULAR.-The patron
age of the Y, N. {. a. buffet has ex-
ceeded all expectations, and il has been
~ lel 50 tiidi lilN management HdS bttN
forced TO move the dining room into
larger quarters. The large banquet room
in the basement of the building has been
selected, and members and patrons will
now be given the best of accommodate
PEDDEER IS CRUEL.-Morris Siegel.
a oeddler, charged with cruelty to ami
mails, was aTraigHed yesterday and found
guilty before Judge c. b. Diehl He was
fined 8, officer simpson made the ar
rest and testified that Seigels horse was
nothing more than . skinful of bones
The office also said that the animal
could hardly get over the ground because
il was SO lame, and that il was worked
every day.
REPORT on POLL TAN.-Cash re-
ceipts Cor poll tax in the office Of :. NJ.
+. Seldom. street supervisor. amounted
TO $54i Labor TO the value of Sl.497 was
performed, bitches getting S5SS Of this
amount and streets 1909 p J. Nelson,
chief clerk In the supervisor office. has
searched the records and finds last month
10 have been the most prosperous August
in the history of the office so far as cash
receipts are concerned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-06
PROTEST AGAINST PEDDLER
Occupants of Mccormick Building
Want Fruit and Vegetable
Peddlers Moved On.

Occupants of the ground floor of the
Mccormick building are taking up arms
against fruit and vegetable peddlers by
requesting the city council to compel the
peddlers 10 stand their wagons and carts
elsewhere than ON the north side OF First
South street beside the building
In their petition, filed yesterday. the
professionals say the presence of the
wagons mterteres with their business and
results IN the scattering of much refuse
and litter on the sidewalk. 1t creates. the
petition says. an uuSauitaTy and ANNOYING
condition and puts the tenants TO much
expense Tor cleaning uU the place The
petitioners further state their under
standing that the ordinance prohibiting
the presence of the peddlers there has
been suspended by resolution of the coun-
ell, and ask that this section be excepted
from the resolution.
The petition is signed by the Pacific
Express company, Mccormick, Cooke 4
Co; Home Trust x Savings company.
(. Schramm, b. c. Morris Floral cOmpa-
ny, q. ). Martin Coal q Fuel company.
A. NJ. Surbaugh. Haslam & Hill ana the
Mccormick building by w 5. Mccormick
1t will probably go before the council to-
night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-06
MAY LOSE HIS CONTRACT
P. P. Ford, Who is Laying City Sew
erS, Runs AfOul of the Board
of Public Works.

+. +. Ford. contractor in charge of the
work of making sewer extensions. is like
~ 10 lose his contract with Salt Lake
CITY unless he hereafter conforms strict
~ 10 the specifications for the work. His
case was up for consideration before the
board of public works at its meeting yes
Ierday afternoon, and general dissatis-
Iaction was expressed at the manner in
which he is doing the work
Members Of the board have Individually
investigated the progress of the work
and expressed great dissatisfaction at The
delay and the quality of material used
considerable pipe that has not been sub
Jecleu 10 factory tests, as required by the
contract, has been used. short time
ago the contractor had difficulty in Sc
curing pipe of the required standard and
the board gave him permission 10 use not
10 exceed two carloads Of stock pipe that
had not been tested at the factory Since
that time, the board is advised, Ford
has ordered three carloads more of the
stock pipe, but he will not be permitted
10 use this when he gets il, nor will he
be permitted hereafter TO deyiate i'm any
degree from the strict specifications In
spectors Will he instructed 10 insist on the
fuitlllment of the contract To the letter
and further deviations viii probably re
suit IN the cancellation of FOrd's con-
tract
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-06
Court Notes.

Alleging failure 10 support Rose Weber
yesterday flied suit for divorce from Otto
Weber. They were married oct =, 1899.
at Ottawa, ILL.,
A. j. Crozier of SaIiua will have to pay
Hannah Peterson Of the same place the
5000 which a Sewer county jury award
ed the girl for her seduction. The SUI
preme court yesterday denied CrOZer 5
petition Tor d rehearing Of the case.
Judgment for the plaintiff in the case
of Archibald Stewart against the Gold a
Copper company of Bingham was unani-
mously affirmed b.. the supreme court
yesterday. The case involved title 10
the Panhandle claim and was decided in
favor of Stewart.
The supreme court Yesterday remand
ed the case of Elizabeth B. ellis and
others against Bartholomew Malan and
others. with Instructions 10 the trial
court 10 make findings in favor of the
plaintiffs The case came from the Sec
ond district court and involved the title
TO the waters from spring at the mouth
of TaglOrs canyon. near ogden.
4 reversal Of Judgment with instruc-
uons T. disaiss the proceedings was
rendered By the supreme court in the
case of John T. Thomson and others
against Thomas Mcfarland and others.
The defendant was charged with VlOldl-
ing a decree of the Second district court
and was found guilty The supreme
court holds that there was no evidence
to show that the plaintiff had suffered
any actual damage.
Judgment for the plaintiff in the case
Of John Buffers and $ HAYS against Al
lam O.. LamsOH was affirmed By the SUI
meme mt yesterday. Tho ease is an
old one and involved the title 10 the
Agec mining claim al Bingham. The su-
nrcme court holds that the appellant,
I.amSon. de'ayed too long in taking ms
appeal. The two cases of the Sampson
Mining company against LamsOu also
were dismissed for failure TO perfect an
appeal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-06
FAVOR TAPPING SUMP
Councilmen and City Officials Fur
ther Investigate Emigration
CANYON Water Conditions.

+. j. Hewlett, president, f. ). Fern
strom, w. j. Tuddenham, L. ]. Wood,
members of the city council; Frank L.
Hines, superintendent of waterworks;
George w. Ritter, city engineer; George
NJ. Bacon and L. F. Zulick, assistant
city engineer, comprised the official
party that visited the stump in Emigra-
ton canyon yesterday. The party left
the city and county building about
1890 o'clock in the forenoon. and re-
turned about 1 o'clock i'm the afternoon.
The stump and tunnel were closely
examined by the members of the
party. The proposed tunnel TO tap the
stump at d lower depth and the plan
to put i'm a cutoff wall to catch the
underground flow at the bottom of the
canyon by driving one or more tunnels
into the wall were explained by the
engineers. The councilmen appeared to
be favOTably impressed with the con-
templated work. The request for an
appropriation of $4,000 to defray the
cost of as much of the work as may
advantageOusly be done at once will
probably come before the council with
a favorable committee report tonight
The party made a stop at the
Wagner brewery on the return trip
1t is stated on authority that no mem
Der asked for fourth helping.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-06
SUPREME COURT
FAV0RS DOGS
Victims of Canine Wrath Must Not
Use POisons.
BENCH DIVIDES ON POINT
MRS. EMILY p. RALEIGH LOSES
HER FIGHT FOR A HOME.
BENCH DIVIDES ON POINT

Surprising YOU had a small boy of a
mischievous disposition, and your neigh
Dor had large collie, black raglan,
named "Shep," and that "Shep' ordi-
narily was a kind and d lovable dos
and that your boy leased ''Shep' with
stick. and that "Shep' bit the boy. and
that you asked the persons in charge OF
the dog to kill the dog. and they refused
10 do Il. and two weeks later YOU fed
"Shep' some poisoned meat. whereof he
died, are you guilty or not guilty of
violation of section 4t2L Revised Stat
utes Of Utah, and are YOU justified?
You win never know. The supreme
court OF the state of Utah is divided on
the question. Justice Straup writes an
opinion holding that Judge Lewis erred
IN instructing the jury To return a YER
dict or not guilty. Justice McCaItH con-
ours, but Justice BaTtch writes ID dis
Sentng opinion, holding that the court
was clearly justified in its instruction,
leaving the owner of the animal TO his
civil remedy.
The case is that of the state against
John ". Coleman, who was charged with
poisoning L. W. TaylOr's dog. Coleman
was tried in the lower court and acquit-
ted, in accordance with the courts in
structions, as noted above.
According TO the evidence, "Shep, who
and playful disposition. and who many
times for hours played in the yard and
a nearby field with the children of the
neighbOrhOOd and had never harmed
anyone, was left by its owner in charge
of e. A. Pierce and wife. About two
weeks before the death of "Shep," Cole
man called on Mrs. Pierce and said the
dog had bitten his child and that he
wanted Mr.. Pierce TO Kill the dog, and
that if Pierce did not do so, he Cole
mani would Kill the animal Mrs. Pierce
replied that Mr.. Pierce would not Kill
the dog because it was not his property.
About two weeks later Coleman came
into the yard, cOaXed 'Shep' out and
fed him the poisoned meat. In due time
he was arrested. tried and acquitted.
The case was taken 10 the supreme
court for the purpose chiefly of getting
a construction of the statute providing
for the punishment of dog prisoners and
to determine what is justification. The
majority of the court hold that the act
or poisoning the dog. under the ciTcum-
stances given, was wholly ineXcusable,
and that the circumstances showed
wanton and reVengeful disposition on the
part of Coleman.
Justice Bartch. on the contrary, holds
that the evidence utterly fails 10 indl-
cate any diabOlieal design on the part of
{ the accused 10 injure the owner of the
animal. and that. in his augment, the
/ evidence does not warrant a conviction.
Al most, il shows but a determination
OF the father TO save his child from fur
Their attack by the animal writes JUS
tiCe Bartch
The evidence in the case did not indi-
cate that Coleman knew who owned
( "Shep," which is taken by Judge Bartch
10 drove that no malice against the
owner could have existed.
The supreme court does not rule on
the question whether Coleman may
again be arrested and tried.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-06
NEW COMPANIES BORN
Articles of Incorporation Being Filed
at Lively Rate For
Record.

New corporations were being re-
corded at a lively rate in the city
and county building yesterday.
Articles of incorporation of the Lehi
Mill & Elevator company. which will
engage in the operation of a grist mill
at Lehi, were filed IN the Office of c.
5. Tingey, secretary of state. The
incorporation is the result of an agree
ment of the Peoples Cooperative Mer-
camille institution, the Lehi Mercantile
company. Thomas r. Cutler. Thomas
Webb. George Webb, h. NJ. Jones, w
W. Clark. G. n. Child. j. Nj. Parry.
Morgan Evans, Farley Austin, r. NJ.
Wilson, John Roberts. A. j. Evans, s
I. Goodwin, John Y. Smith, David
Smith. j. H. Gardner. The incorpora-
ton is for 100 years. and the capital
stock is $4,000. divide into 1000 shares.
Thomas Webb is president; J.. NJ. Par
ry. vice president; s. l. Goodwin, sec
rotary; David Smith, treasurer. These,
with John Y Smith j. II. Gardner and
A. j. Evans, constitute the board of
directors.
The Great Western Pump Manufae-
turing company of Spring City also
filed its articles yesterday, The COM
and sale of the Peterson pump and
other pumps and fixtures. 1t is incor-
porated for fifty years, with capt.
taiization of 500 000,. divided into TO-
600 shares. James Peterson is presi-
dent r. O. Justesen, vice president;
A. E. Alfred. secretary; Arthur l.. Pc
terson, treasurer. and Joseph A. JUS
[ sen completes the board of directors.
Articles of incorporation of the Mex
lean Tropical Fruit company were filed
i'm the office of j. L. Edredge, jr.,
county clerk. yesterday. The company
is incorporated for fifty years, by S.
w. West, president; w w. Cuff, vice
president; James 4. Green. secretary
and treasurer: w. j. Green and J. w
Power. who comprise the board of di-
rectors. The company is capitalized
for SIS. 800 in 81 shares, and it's ex-
pressed purposes are to deal in and
cultivate lands, handle stock, operate
transpOrtat ton lines, build towns, etc.
The general place of BUSINESS is Salt
Lake City. The capital stock has been
fully paid up by the deciding to the
company by the incorpOratOrs of 675
acres of land along the Obispo river
in Mexico
A. ]. Evans, G. n. Child and George
Webb, the Incorporation committee of
the Lehi Commercial club, yesterday
filed I'm the office of c. S Tingey, sec
rotary of state, the articles of the club.
The Incorporation is for 100 years and
the expressed purpose of the Organiza-
ton includes the advancement of the
commercial prosperity and growth of
Lehi and the state of Utah, the foster
ing of capital and labor social enjoy
ment, etc. George Austin is pr sident,
John Y. Smith. vice president; G. n.
Child. secretary; J. NJ. Kirkham, as
sistant secretary; Charles c. Friel.
treasurer they, with James II. Gard
ner S. /. Goodwin, A. j. Evans, w.
NJ. Stookey and NJ. w ingalls,, con-
stituting the board of directors