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Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-26
NOW, THEN,
 SCHWARTZ BROS,

Is the Safe Place to Trade" when you are wanting the New and Nobby Spring Goods for Mems Wear.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-26
EXPERT HICKEY A THIEF
 SAYS JURY
INSPECTOR OF COUNTY BOOKS CHARGED WITH RO5sING
 WOMAN.

Of Hard Earned Savinqs-Professed to be Making Investments for Her -Returned Worthless Securities of a OefUnct Bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-26

SEWING MAcHINES-For sale, rent or repaired at the IXL Variety Store. 32 Brewery Ave. Phone 1SS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-26

We also have many styles in the in- vincible "COoPER's" Spring Needle Ribbed goods at prices from s20O to S3.50 suit for the best kind Of Summer Underwear. Also a lightweight Ribbed Woolen garment that's 9 daisy, at $500 per suit.
 (Wilson Bros Shirts S1.35 to S1.75D
 (Cluett Peabody Shirts at s1.25 to S2.OO.)
 At SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-26

The Johnson Addition lots. are sit uated between Bisbee and Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-26

You have a chance to make money by buying a lot ill the Johnson Addi- tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-26
ARL CLAUSEN, M. E.
WHITEHEAD HAS HIS
 RESTAURANT BACK
DENSMORES CONCLUDE THAT THEY WILL FORFEIT FIRST
 PAYMENT.

Did So Last Night, When Restaurant Returned to Hands Of Former Pro- prietor-Sensraores Mi!l Probably Remain in City.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-26

In Summer Underwear We have ouI Old Reliable Otis in Pink, Blue or Natural al SIPS per suit. 4 good wearing garment at low price.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-26

Have you bought lot in the John- son Addition?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04
WALES.
WELSH FESTIVAL.
cymry Of shnpeie Celebrate ST. Davld's
bay WIN tharpeioriste Program,


bay Ntth characteristics Program
Special Correspondence.
Wales Sanpete Co, March 1.-The
(Cymry) Welsh people OF this and
neghboring towns met here yesterday
to celebrate the Welsh annual holiday
the LIST OF March IN honor Of their
welsh patron 81, David
II, II. Thomas was president OF the
day. and Thos, Edmunds, secretary.
Nathaniel Edmunds, chaplain and
VIM II, Jones, master OF ceremonies.
The following program was artstical-
ly rendered at the morning session be-
ginning at 1880,
Singing, Men OF Harlech," by the
choir prayer by the chaplain; sing
ing OLlwyn ON the Ash Grove, choir,
first introduction Of Christianity into
Britain, Thos. Edmunds song, My
Native Land Thos d. Rees, Humor-
Gus talk, Mrs, Sarah Llewellyni Toast
ON America, Bishop VIM Il, Davis,
An overture entitled "EYcursion," by
Wales orchestra comic recitation. By-
ron Rees; Welsh speech, by II. d.
Rees; song, Weep Not ! Pray" By J.
Vernon Rees a Welsh speech, by VIM.
r. Thomas; song 'Ar hyd y nos"
Welsh and English, by the choir; bene-
dicton, by the chaplain,
The afternoon session opened az
o'clock, when the program was con-
tinued as follows.
Welsh song, Hob Ger dano," by
the choir prayer, by the chaplain,
overture, by the orchestral; history OF
the Welsh language by II, r. Thomas;
Welsh song "Gweno fwyn," by Miss
Jane Lamb recitation, comic, by Miss
Jane Anderson; Welsh song, 'Dewch (
Scion" by Hyrum d. Thomas q Co.
toast on Utah, by Alfred j. Rees HUI
morous talk, by Mrs. Sarah Llewellyn;
song by Mrs. Rosetta Potter, locals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04
BRYAN, IDAHO.
SCHOOLS CLOSING
For want Of Funds to Continue Them
News nTisfs,
Special Correspondence,

NNNF
Special Correspondence,
Bryan, Ida, Feb. g. The Home Ora.
matte company presented the drama,
strife" 90 an appreciatiYe audience
for the second time Monday evening,
the 27th,
The sixty.thIrd anniversary OF the
RELIEF society VIII be celebrated with
an appropriate program, picnic and
dance, March II, 1905.
George Washington's birthday was
celebrated by the children OF the dis
trlct schools with a very appropriate
program.
The district school has been conduct
ed during the winter with Matthias j.
Beason Of Bryan as principal with Miss
May Croskrey of Blackfoot and Miss
Vaughn Parry " Logan Utah. assist.
ants H. A. Benson OF Bryan is wrest-
ling with the difficulties OF mixed
school In another part OF the district
These ladies and gentlemen have given
general satisfaction In all probable
ity their services VIII be engaged for
the next term, so say the members OF
the school board For lack OF funds 10
run the schools longer they viii close
about the FIRST OF March,
A move Is In progress 20 incorporate
the little berg NJ Bryan into Il village.
Profs A. MCPHERSON and Crosth-
wait OF the gerIment station OF Mos
cow Ida, held a farmers institute
here on saturday As one result or
their labors here a farmers club was
organized with the following ladies' and
gcneltmen rs a committee. Warren p.
Lindsay John r. Allgood. NJ j, Rem
son, r. c, Geddes, H. H. Grlmmtt.
Ida Gibson. Fura LIlJenqulst Elizabeth
Furness and Hannah Lindsay.
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DEATH or MRS. GREEN.
DRUGGISTS MUST BE cHARRY.
They Sell All Kinds Of Hair Prepare
tions, and Fear 10 Disermlnat

Druggists sell all kinds OF hair prep
aratons, and as n rule they are wisely
chary OF giving preference to any par
ticular one, but many Of them have
come out plainly for Newbro's Herpl-
eide, the new treatm that absolutely
Kills the dandrun germ, H. Swannel
q Son Champaign, H., say. zone Gus
Herpicide, now has fair start towards
a good head OF hair. We believe Herpi-
eide 20 be by far the best preparation
OF lis Kind on the market" Hundreds
Of similar testimonials from every
where Sold by leading druggists Send
l0c IN stamps for sample 10 The Herpi-
eide Co.. Detroit Mich z. c, NJ, I. Drug
CO., Special Agents, 100
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Provo river, but for some reason this
proposition was dropped and has not
been taken up again until the present
time.
Mr. Elisha w. Edney. member OF
the Fourth ward, died Monday from
what Is supposed TO be necrosis Of the
bone, caused by oyer-reaching himself.
Funeral services were held Wednesday
az the home Deceased was % years
old ana leaves a wife and two twin
girls about one year old. and number
or friends TO mourn his untimely de-
mise He came here from the Southern
states some time ago.
Prof, Swendsen Of the reclamation
service was In Lehl yesterday and went
down TO the lake to look over the work
there.
The baseball fans Of this place met
at the drug store Of Mr. y. j. Wads-
worth, March /, and organized az fol-
lows: T, ". Wadsworth, president;
VIM ". Evans, captain and VIM
Whlpple, secretary and treasurer. They
expect 10 get down to hard work early
and some very good playing Is looked
for this summer from our home team.
Last saturday the small baby boy
Of Mr. and Mrs Philip Jones died OF
whooping cough, and was buried Mon
day
Mrs James VI. Anderson was In Salt
Lake City the first Of the week, hav-
Ing her eyes treated. IL Is feared she
VIII lose one Of them.
Chris. Anderson came In from his
mine. near Simpson Springs, the other
day, The ore runs well in copper and
gold, and he expects 20 have a car load
ready for shipment shortly.
Last Sunday some unknown person
or persons were out to the Utah Fire
Clay Co.'S property in the low hills
west OF I.ehi, and tried TO run the mine
car or the dump. They also cut up
a number Of sacks and did other dam
age around the premises
Mr.. Francis Kirkham, one Of our
town boys who II attending Ann Arbor
won first prize IN an oratorcal contest
there few days ago.
Miss Siphers, a young woman and am
invalid, who has been living with Mrs
Madsen was taken to the county in
Urinary last Sunday.
Lehi has without doubt the best un-
paved sidewalks and streets In the
state, All the principal streets are
graded and are free from rocks, and
the sidewalks, since the city council
passed an ordinance have been properly
grayeled, and are now high and dry
The farmers are busy blowing and put
ting in their grain, and every indication
points TO a prosperous year
Thursday afternoon and evening the
Home Dramatic company played I'M
Gle Rubo' 20 crowded houses, and those
present were loud IN their praise Of
the efforts Of our home talent and OF
the able manner IN which the play was
staged and played About SIS was
Melted at the two performances which
win go 90 the new tabernacle fund.
Your family will need spring tonic.
Why not give them HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea? Nothing equals It as a
bracng life giving remedy. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Ask your druggist.
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VERY FEW PEOPLE
arc Free From Some Form OF
Indigestion.

forSvvty tew people are free from some
bavma Indigestion, but scarcely two will
we same symptoms.
bosHu ouler most directly after eating
others rom gas u stomach and bowels,
siii INV heartburn or sour risings,
headacbsss'S nave nalpltauon OF heart
ard vr4s sleeplessnoss, pains In chest
NV t,sa under shoulder blades. some have cx.
s'a "0 NERVOUSNESS es IN nervous dyspep-
tb eu IT, whatever the symptoms NAV h.
same KY, w. q cases Of indigestion Is the
falls +" 10 lhe stomach for some reason
what IL ,ipi,nonpegly and promptly digest
blees@ II is lhe whole story OF stomach trou-
bSy, ~ q nutshell The atomach m,st
Dy,n.I etl 9nd assistance ana stuart
byIng IN aDlels give II both by sup
try west U.s. NATURAL digestive which ev
falip,H'aN stomach lacks. owing To- y,
eehu,e on the pcptlo glands in Re s,on,
10 hor6'etete sufficient acid and neps,n
food eatdsshiy digest aud assIlmllate tho
st USs grain Of the active prinelpls !,
400 FrSirsS sspepsa Tablets Will digest
tomt toaoli1A on meat eggs or other Whale
G sc i2o1 and this calm has btSn p my,v
perform pertinent which anyone can
In: XXI Io' himself IN the following man.
small w nara boiled egg inte very
Gated pieces as II would Be II mastI.
on tho isIto 'l' etB ana two or three
ing war;, IVY, , M A bottle or lar contain
temporstn, Wa'er heated to 9S degrees Gthe
this toInvot1e on the body and Keen Al nj
hours az ,,,ulure FOR three and one,haif
viii be a ,''e end on which time tie EGG
have be,, 'Hmplelely digested as IL wolii1
hungry boy !" 'he healthy stomach OF a
vbat Rent Of this experiment ia tha,
to ibo' 1 o Dyspepsia Tablets Win az
to me ess 81 III the bottle they viii Ia
n0thlng ~ or meat In the stGmaob AND
Homacb s WIZ rest and lnvigorate liz
a llttle' an salely and effectuaiiv Evan
With safot,ua can take Stuarts Tablets
Il weak w. ana heneht II its dIeesiinn
complIshcd'u lhe Thousands OF cures 40.
are easn,, w their regular daily use
stood thof tSAplalned when ID As iinder.
Essences 10y are composed OF yeeetabia
Golden Sal eptle, pepsln dlastase ana
and dlgest' ,WhlCh mlngle with Ire food
oyerworkoS thoroughly. giving the
ate stomach a chance TO reouper.
DO ' SIsg never cures pyspeD.lo no,,,.,
amniy iraaiia eathartlc medleineh " whIeh
. When enouate and lnname the infeatinsl
y dlqes,e3Sueh food " eaten and nromnes,'
Ton nor 'sere viii he no oonstins
OF any krth TACT Will there he disspsa
good healy Nsetuse good digestion mesns
Tho mani IN every urgan '"'""e
pspsla 'Tagi and success OF gtuart,s n,..
are Boid V.s are worldwide and 49,,
Tor full d. 'no moderate price ~ Ia cs,t.
IN the t'ri,1u package IN every drvy 800
- IN Europe STATES and Canada, as wei
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seats and watched the performance, not
Offering the slightest assistance to thu
unfortunate woman, The rig was brok-
en- and the horse ran away while for
tunately the occupants escaped with
slight bruises.
cry COUNCIL SESSION.
At Tuesdays session Of the city coun-
ell, the city attorney was instructed TO
draw up an ordinance governing the
speed Of automobiles within the city
limits
a bin Of sl5 was allowed Ray Van
Colt for services rendered the city last
week
". W. Brown, one Of tho trustees OF
the Murray school, was present and
Informed the council that the trustees
had decided 10 equip the Murray High
school with n fire escape on both ends
u the building The escape Will be
similar 30 the one on the annex OF
the Doseret News building, with cages
at each story 10 prevent the children
from falling out
Dr. Jones was instructed 10 lower the
platform OF the Murray hospital TO the
street grade,
Thomas Powell was appointed dep
uty marshall to serve In tho place ot
ex-Deputy Marshall Graham, resigned.
Road supervisors expense bill sllS for
the month Of February was allowed.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
a masquerade ball win be given a
week from Monday by the degree team.
Wuodman Of the World at the Murray
Cpera House
Mr. Wadstrom win move his store
tftl tna "a kNt 49,
New York Bargain store, this place
anordng larger space for Mr.. Wads-
troms increasing business,
Dr. Odcll OF Salt Lake, for
merly located IN Murray has re-
moved his entire stock of Of
fee fixtures To the G.. II, Lyon Drug
Go, Dr. Odell has a host Of friends
about Murray and he viii undoubtedly
have a good practise He viii still
retain his Identity with the L. ID, s.
hospital IN Salt Lake.
James Gilbert who has been con-
fined 10 his room with dropsy is now
rapidly improving.
There win be an invitation ball CIV
en- In the Trocadero dance han We'd
nesday evening, March 8, by THE
Elite Pleasure Seekers
a farewell party was given in the
Ernest Cook, who leaves soon for a
mission TO the northwestern states
Attorney d. NJ. Haigh is again able
able 10 attend his office business,
The South Cottonwood Dramatic
company presented THE Noble Out
cast" in the Murray opera House Wed
nesday evening March /, 10 a large
house Mr. Thorum, who played the
role OF the noble outcast, was the star
performer Although most OF the ac-
tors were amateurs the play was pre-
scented In an excellent manner
The Murray ward Amusement com
mlttee VIII present THE Old Dairy
Homestead" IN the Opera House Friday
evening, March 10. The company has
been rehearsing the play for several
weeks, and II will be presented in an
excellent manner
Word was received here this morn
ing OF the death at Mt Pleasant OF j.
II Proctor, who Is a heavy owner IN
realty In Murray, A dispatch was ac.
cordlngly sent to j, w. Cahoon, who IL
visiting with Mrs May A, Banning
sister Of the deceased, who resides al
Los Angeles. The body viii be brought
from Mt Pleasant TO Cottonwood for
burial.
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Nearly 800 Challenged Ballots
Passed 0n-I63 We're
Rejected
MRS. JAMES c. BELNAP DEAD.
Victim of Typhoid - City Sued for
Damagcs-school Board Meeting
Duff Concert

ogden. Utah. March 4.--Four hundred
and ninety Of the $500 challenged ball
,o,s have been gone over since Thurs
dsy noon. or these rs originally for Ro-
lam. have been rejected and So origl-
nsIy for Howell have been rejected
One hundred and forty-fve Of the chal-
lenges have been counted for Rolapp
iSg counted for Howell making a net
Gam OF seven for Rolapp on the recount
Of challenges.
SUES CITY FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
Suit was entered yesterday by Mrs.
Mary Lynch against Ogden CITY, cor
poratlon. for damages In the sum Of
5000 The claim Is for alleged person
al INJURIES sustained by Mrs, Lynch on
the night Of Jan, IS on Twenty sixth
street near Lincoln avenue, She fell
into a datch because, as the complaint
alleges, Of a defective sidewalk. She
claims that the defects In the sidewalk
were the fault Of the city street depart
ment. Her injuries consisted In the
wrenching and breaking Of tendons Of
her right ankle and leg and a general
nervous shock.
OGDEN SCHOOL BOARD,
At the meeting Of the board OF eduoa-
ton last night II, II. Thomas, chair
man Of the committee on high school,
reported that all OF the pupils who took
part In the hazIng had rendered writ
ten apologies, complying with tho re-
quirements prescribed by the board,
and had been reinstated.
The teachers committee reported
that John W. Wlmple had been employ
ed as principal Of the Central school in
place Of j. F. HanselIok, resigned.
The treasurer's report was received
and filed and number OF bills were or
dered paid and a considerable amount
Of routine business transacted.
Judge Dee president OF the board.
was granted a months leave OF alb
sence.
SAD DEATH OF YOUNG MATRoN.
A sad and unexpected death OCCUR
RED yesterday at Hooper, Weber coun-
w when the spirit OF Mrs. Elnora Cox
Nelnap took It's departure from mortal
IVY after a serious illness Of typhoid
ieVer which developed into septlcemla.
causing her demise Mrs Belnap had
ueen III for a number Of weeks, hut an.
peaIed TO be recovering until week
ago, when her condition grew worse.
DOt her physicians and family had ev.
wy nope OF her recovery. Mrs. Beinap
was Ne OF the most prominent and
nlghiy esteemed young ladies' OF Hoop
90 SAe was the wife of James q. Bel.
naP' ana daughter OF Mr. and Mra
robert Cox and is survived by her
husband two small children, and n host
81 relatives and friends. She was born
~ y, Hooper. Dec, Is, 1852, being but M.
claimed her Wv" N'"'"
- Ihs funeral services will be hold M
sne HOOPER ward westinghouse Sun.
uay afternoon az o'clock. Her remains
may De Viewed at the family residence
yn morning of funeral, Interment will
''"V pace IN the Hooper cemetery.
THE DurFT CONCERT.
"a splendid program will be given in
He b baeSernacle on Tuesday evening by
--- DuIl concert company, assisted by
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LEHI.
AFTER WEBER RIVER WATER
Death OF Elisha w. Hdney Home Dram.
aties-- Baseball Club.

Death Of Elisha W, Edney Home Dram.
aties- Baseball Club.
Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co., March a,-The water
users OF Lehi met In the Central school
house last evening to further consider
the proposition Of getting the head wa
tiers OF the Weber river diverted into
the Provo river and then run high
line canal from Provo river around
the foot hills of the north end of this
county, thus supplying water TO the
arid and aemlard lands that would lie
under this canal, A petition is being
circulated, addressed to the chief en-
glneer u $, reclamatio service, which
among other things provides for the
supplying or water as above set forth
and also pledges that those TO be
benefited by this act Will pay for their
water right a sum not TO exceed $40
per acre, provided that 30 acre inches
Of water be supplied annually to the
lands The main purpose OF tho meet
Ing last evening was 20 get the deeds
to. all arid or semi-arid lands In Lehl
properly listed The petition or agree
ment provided that Il will be signed
by each party, that he will give his
postofiloe address and the description
OF Tue lana TOT Wnlcn the wafer IL need
ed, and that the water right will be paid
for IN ten annual installments. When
all lands have been properly listed, the
local reclamation service will figure the
cost and amount OF water needed, and
In this way the work can be more rap
idly finished.
This proposition has created q great
deal OF interest among all people In
this end OF the county. as all can
easily see the feasibility OF II, and Its
practicablllty, and hope for It's speedy
installment, as II will be OF untold
benefit to this end OF the county.
About twenty-five years ago this Idea
OF high line canal from the Provo
river around this end OF the county
was thought Of, and Messrs. Archibald
Gardner and Jesse w, Fox surveyed a
canal around our low hills from the
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TABER, CANADA.
AMUsEMENrs GALORE.
Only SO Below Zero improvements
dueementf Offered Homo Seekers


Special Correspondence,
Taber, Alberta. Canada Feb q To-day
one OF the brightest u the season, but
hcre has been very cold weather during
me past three weeks, mercury sinking
"a low as " below zero Most IL the cat
le upon the prairie are fat and but few
nave died during the cold spell; but a
number have suCcumbcd TO cold and
starvation combined that were shut In
curlals without shelter without room
iuf exercise, and nothing to eat but straw
WINE those upon the pralrlos had better
lHHI ishmcnt and plenty Of room to move
chinook has just subsidized, leaving tho
ground perfectly bare
Work at the coal mines Is increasing
ana the fun loving spirit IL now Yield.
ms; giving place 10 spring activities.
The people OF this part Of southern Al
beria have been well amused the past
winter Among the dramas presented by
me dinerent home companies are' "Mer.
~ CohOlcr' "Dollcate Question"
Bound by an Doth" "A Woman's Hon
orr kathleen Mavourneen" by Force
Of Impulse and dances galore.
While the people have been 10 tho fore
I'm tun.making, they have not Jagged In
weghtler matters Tor an the societies
ana religious gatherings have been well
2i iended, and spirit Of unity peryades
Two little babes, born since Christmas
have been called 10 tho great beyond ono
from the home n Clark sherwood and
the other from George Bennett
a second teacher Tor the Taher school
has been secured by the trustees, as 10
scholars were too many for ono instruc-
tor
James Hun has employed force Of mon
ana he II rushing his large hutCl TO COM
pletion, and tho building Of large whole
sale mercantile house here Is being dis
cussed.
To those seeking advice as To Canada.
we would say Come FIRST To- Taber
whore there Is abundant coal close nv
and cheap. good wells, and plenty Of tho
best OF land, and a big canal heading this
way hlled with waters from the "beau-
Ntul 81 Marys river
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CALLS FORT.
Miss Harriet Yates Sueeumbs 20 Long
Siege of Heart Trouble.

Miss Harriet Yates Sueeumbs 20 Long
Siege of Heart Trouble.
Special Correspondence.
Calls Fort, Boxelder Co., March L.
Miss Harriet Yates was released from
her long sufferlngs last Wednesday
morning, Feb, %, dying Of heart trou-
bic. She was the daughter Of Joseph
and Elizabeth Yates, and was in her
sixteenth year She was faithful to all
her duties, and was dutlful affec-
Tomato daughter, loved by all who
knew her This was the seventh child
Mr.. and Mrs, Yates have been called TO
part with. They lost two boys with
dIph iberia year ago, This leaves
only four children out Of II, one boy
and three girls.
Impressive funeral services We're held
In the North ward Westinghouse Fri
day and We're largely attended
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BAKER CITY, ORE.
MRS. MARY X. sroKER DEAD.
Old Time Resident Of Utah Passes to the
Great Beyond,
Special Correspondence,

Speclal correspondence,
Baker city ore, Feb, 25.-Mrs. Mary
Keefe Stoker died az her home In
Baker CITY on Feb. 20, 1905, OF valvular
heart trouble, with complications re,
sulting from stomach and liver affeo-
lions
The funeral was held at the Latter
day Saints chapel on Friday Feb. A,and
was very largely attended Sister Stoker
'4as known far and wide In this vicln-
ity, and many friends assembled TO pay
respect 10 her memory Remarks were
made by Elder j w, Hyde and by
Bishop w, j. vale, both testlfying TO
the sterling qualities and integrity OF
the deceased
Mary Keeie stoker was born May 8,
lsi1, at Abbyfale, County Limerick, Ire
land, and emlgratod 10 America In her
childhood and 10 Utah IN 1859, In 1868
she married John Alexander Stoker,
and one child Martha Josephine, was
born 20 them. For time they lived I'm
Salt Lake City, moving TO Logan, Cache
county, In 1851, whore they remained