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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
Reported by the Cassidy Commission
Company, 40sLa Ohio Street.


New York, May 2.-The following 4.
was the range Of prices on the New
York Stock exchange today:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
DIR. Morrison
DEN list
Office TOT Commercial Avenue
CANNON PHONE re
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

liatate OF Harry Grear. deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed eye
cutor Of the last will and testament Of Harry
der. and state OF Illinois, deceased.
hereby gives notice that she will appear before
the county court OF Alexander county. M
the court house. w Cairo, at TIL Juue term, A.
D.,.ig05, NJ said. court. on the nrss Mopday II,
June next. at which time all persona having
claims against said estate are notin.u and
requested TO attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All persons Indebted 10 sa.d
estate are requested 70 make immediate pay
tfrut 10 the undufalGnrd. y N y 1'g M s :, n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
Liverpool Markets.

Wheat, u higher; p higher; u
higher.
Corn, u higher; Y higher. " high
err.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
LOCAL GRAIN MARKETS.

Cash prices in the Cairo market yes.
terday were as follows:
No 2 red winter wheat 9s.
No 3 red winter wheat, 9G.
No 2 white corn, 80.
No 2 mixed corn, iSM.
No 3 white corn. As.
No . mixed corn, AN.
No. 2 white oats. 32h.
No. 2 mixed oats, Soh.
No white oats. 3fA.
No. ? mixed oats, 2oh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
THE PEOPLES COLUMN
Rates For Classified Notices

one insertion, per word ...... oil
Three, Insertions, per word go. .02Ia
One week, per word. .05
One month, per word. is
All matter set in Nonpareil tyre.
No advertisement inserted for less
than twenty-five cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISERS.
FENCE FENcElI

II yon need fence of any kind, plain or
elhamcntali wood. wire Or ilon-you win saw
P1acihs your order with III W. Hichs rdson
VIZ lhlrty-third street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
Receipts and Shipments.

Chicago, May Following were
the receipts and shipments in carload
lots from this market today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
Stocks . Bonds Cereals

CoRN-Spot, quiet; American mix
ed, new, As 2d; old. IS lloyd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
Minneapolis Cereals.

Minneapolis, May 2--wHEAT--
May. es5s; July, o5h@qs; September.
Sl7s- Cash--No. northern, st.of%m
n; No. 2 northcrn, 97%aeSM.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
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S3ll be accepted free for one weeks tins fro,n
any reader OF The Bulletin to be fled BY al
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we NC o. me Bulletin Company, T0a Ohio Tevee.
, ahs nulletin Company assumes no RESPONSE
1ility for any advertisement or statement made
therein and win not accept the notice OF apv
re. son known to be employed,
inquiries and replies TO advertisements
should be made by mail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03
Puts and Calls.

Chicago, May 2.-For tomorrow
July wheat .......... S3M S4ib
July corn .,........45ss AK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22
Venta de caSaS

Sc venden las casas ndmer0s Is
20 dc la calls de la Forta ez4. Para
informes diriiirse en- San Juan don
Jose Lazaro Costa, calie del Crista
ndmer0 3. Apartalo ~ 3-5. Y en-
Ponce d don Am6rico NJ Aria 3ll4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22
y)LCOR|O Y HOLGOR|O
Dicha paIabra Sc escribe ge-
neraImente con 'jOta", CO.
mo demostrarem0s.
vARIAS ClTAS
vARIAs CITAs
Breton de los Herreros, ,Alfre-
doCalder6n y Benot la en-
plean en- esa forma.
Sc ha dicho en- estos dias desde las

Sc ha dicho en- estos dias desdela
Columns del Hrdldo ESpGHol que es.
cribir jolg0ri0 On vez de h0lgorio <es 10
mtsmo que escribir haiga por hayao y
que en- tai <1islate no lncurre ell esco-
lar de menos meollo,1
Pues biep, no solo ha empleado di-
cha palabra el inaigne hablista don
Manuel Breton de los Herreros en una
de Sus comedias (g6ase Ell &Dicciona-
rio EnciclopG 1ico hispano. americanos
tomo IL pagina 176) sino que recien-
tement9 la ha empleado tambien un
escritor tan notable como don Alfredo
CaIder6n.
L6sse este primer pSrrafo de IN
artlculo-- -N0i0ch d lreferido periods.
ia, inserto eu &La Publicidad,> de
Barcelona correspondence al l6 de
Abri GlGimo.
<Advierte ioh, Fabio! este con.
lraste Pasa el motin por las Gales
rOgiente furibundo y el yecindarlo
tranqui.o lie mira pasar. Asoma el
comerciente a su puerta, cuajanse ae
curiosos los BALCONIES, gruflen las VIE
Jas, rien los m3zos, grltan los chlcos;
Alza la madre al roso entire sus bra
zos para que pueda contemplar q la
hidra, SO enoja oil hombrs de orden,
| yOcif9ra oil enEusiassa, se encoge de
hombros el indif9rente y todo es ami
maci6u, expansion, iaIeo, broma, bu-
llicio iolgorio.0
A mayor abundamiento v6ase el
dicclonario de Miguel Toro y Gomez,
edici6n de. 1901, pagIna 482 y Sc encon-
srara,
QHOLGORIO. m. fam, Regocijo,
diversion bulIiclosa, OBSERVATION:
suele asplrarse la NJ
En- la misma obra, pagina 52l, II.
nsa +3, dice;
~JOLGORIO, m. H0lgorio,2
En- 81 dlcclonario de Campan, CO.
rregido por Manuel Gonzalez de la
Rosa, edici6n de 1891, tagina 64l, II.
nea Il ene0ntramos
eJOLGO2IO N, f, Hlelga Amer.
P. fam. Fiesta, diversions
Mas aIa. Don Eduardo Benot,
cuya autoridad en- matsria de lengua.
| je es iniisoutible, en- su Dicci0narlo de
asonantes cons Jnantes incluye esta
locucion SEstar de JOLGORIOI.
Con estos datos nos parece que 81
punto de q le SO trata este sutclente-
mente dilucid ado, pues resulta que
10 mas usual es escribir JOLGORIO4
en- ve2 de HOLGORlO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22
NOTAS De UTUADO
Una Iintarna magica para
iIustrar qrafieamente las
conferencias esColares.
REBAlESE LA CARNE


Gracias la iniciativa del profe-
sor principal don Pablo Morales Ca
brera, secundado por el senior lnspec-
tor y demas profesores del grupo es-
collar de esta poblaci6n, Sc ha adqui-
rido una linterna magica unas her.
mosas colecciones de cuadros. con OBJ
jet0 de dar conferencias educatiyas.
Siempre que halla alguna confe-
rencia, Sc lie agregara una piecesita
c6miea para hacer mas agradable la
yelada.
Sc djara una pequeqa Quota de en-
trada, az 10y ) centayos, para tormar
fondos con que il adquirlendo nueyaS
yistas.
tsta preparandose la primora. que
oportunamente anunciaremos.
Nuestro pAceme d los iniciadoros
aquienes auguramos feliz 6xito.
-Durante la pr0Nima semaia Sc
vendera la carne d 10 centavos, menos
el microbes que estara d nueye; la de
cerdo a .. Esperamos que Sc re-
baion estos precios, que son demasia-
do altos, dada la sltuaci6n precaria
que atrayosanoS
KS un palgro constante para ell
pdbIico la abIndancia de perros suel-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22
4UMORtS DESMEATIDQS

pssde Ia manana del sabado, vie-
nan circu.audo por la cludad rumo-
hes pdyAcoe, dc ha5er embarcado
clan4estinamenle con ruubo i Saint
Thomas sieujo detenido por las au-
goridaoes dc aguyla Isla, Alr. Abra-
4an hoopel fiscal lie Ia Corte dc Dis.
Wito de AguadiIla.
beseaDj1 nosotros saber 81 et he-
cho actJ, an representantc uuestro
NslQe,ta mauaua en- ou oicina al At.
loruoy General quiel interrogado so.
bre el particular manifesto que solo
tvna conotnnlUalo del enOal Ne de
Mr. Eoopei para E,tados unlao9 en-
uso dc licencla que Sc le concedleva: y
que nuua saae respecto / 81 marcha
claajcs.ina de csta iata y su Je.-ncl6n
"a san Thomas.
Sl Impression personal Is que, 20
.sui9od5se ca s4s Chsinas conoc ME, t
asto del csso, los dIchos rumorea
carseeu De t01O fd4damsato.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22
NOTAS De HOMACAO
Juicios eleCtoraIeS. Ciuda'
danos a quienes Ia poIitI-
ca condena a preside.
PALhBRtS De ERWIN


Sc han fAIlado en- essa Corte &c
Distrito tres causa7 contra J1an An
dreu Neendez, republicano, Jds2 Pre-.
siderta del C9legio Presinto run aro
Is, por infraccion del artf11lo 16l del
C6digo Penal
Ell Juez presidente de la Corte
Mr.. E win aptes de dictar las santen
oias contra Il acusasado Andrew,
pronunci6 IN di5earso que obtuvo Ia
aprobsc ga del num9roso pGblico cue
le escuchaba Entre otras cosas dijo
.que ell G Gobierno Dr. los E,tados Uni
dos no podia al mas pobre de los
puertorriquen3s cQhioirle del sufra-
gio ne ele mjsmo Gobierno guerra
en- Puerto Rico morald4d g le 81 en
epocas anteriores, en- ests pals, Sc ha-
bfan hech ) elecci9nes por la fueIza,
en- las Il timas y en las venideras Sc
habian efectuado J SO efectQarian por
la libre emission del voto. QIe la
mentaba - refri6ndose al acusad3-
verIe en- ell bspquillo: puei era un des
graciado. Que deseada yer en- el ban
quillo los instig adoras de esos frau
des electorales, que aconseian el ma
esquivaudo el cuerpoi para apllcar-
las, hachOs probado3, t0do el igor
de la Leys.
Alr Erwin, es un jucz recto y cum
plidor de sus deberes.
Sus frases han sido nuy aplaudi
das por toda esta sociedad que en-
1902 cerraba sus puertas q los man
datos de una tlu5a, qle en- contuver-
nio con policias las autoridades, Sc
burlaron de Humacao.
Feliritamos en- estos mom9ntos
un americana digno. Sga Mr. Elw n
por ese camino, y en- l,90G volyere-
mos a aplaudirle, por su estricto cum
plimiento dc Ia Ley
En ell pdbIlco velase d ua prohom-
bre republicauo, que p1iiiecla cad
vez que el recto ilez laozsba ua ap65-
.rofa q los crimioales que vai61dos G
do sus ardides echaban seres desgra
ciados al preside.
Z Como estara esa conciencia 81 es
que la tiene
All crimInales, mil veces maIdi.
tos 81 hubiese sido por elos, en-
el seno de esta s0cie lad, no habri2
madres que llorarau porp9tu ameute la
desgracia de sus hips, nj yiudas que
tambi6n et9rnamenEe llorasen p0r sus
maridos.
Deseamos que el pueblo en- gene
raj lea estas liaeas y SO hj9 e1 las 7i;-
tlmas de l l,902 J 1901 C4da uuo de
estos habitantss los conoce, J podra
apreciar Quiones han sido sus yerda-
deros yerdugos.
Cada cu&l juZgue
t4fltt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22
ICON QUIEN VA ESQ?


Sr Director d. GGNulN NAClA.
~ln daan
Nly s,a II mio. oIplico al am sJ
J comgsEero Ia insercl0n de las sl-
guientes liueas
Ell slgullas De aver pao,ica 10
siguiente:
ssegdu nos maniaes!ar auoch9
ocurri6 en- a cantara ia depIorsble
sueeso.
Un ciudadano arroj6 sobre I'll ros.
tro del director de un peri6dico unio-
nista que Sc pubIica en- esta ciudad
una isupcs q le lnmuudicias.
Ssnti nos ei parc4ae. que le ha
0earrido al eon2aE 3ro
81 peri6iic3 de aaluc 1slslaeIa.
7 aas da 4 cJmprep ier cue el sleeso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22
UNA BUENA OCCASION

Sc vende una de las casaa mas CO.
modas meior sitladas dc SanEurce.
Esta en- la carretera pero 40 ie moles,
ta ell polvo. Tiene cochera, buen lag.
din y bastante terreno para tener W.
cas-, etc.
Tambi6n Sc ysnden yari8a caaas J
solares muy bien situados, en- ei barrio
de Puerta de Terra de esta clpdad,
Iaformsra don BartolomG Coll
San Justu s, bajos, San Juan, P Il
l2-9.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22

y 0 no Saba NADIA
Pero sabialo don Serafin, que 81 no
era m6lico, mostraba un titulo de Doc
.or y hasta 10 parecia por aquello de
anIicar ycntosas, cataplasmas, banos
al yapor omoioptes y sudorifcos,
9obr todo, sudorihcos
-Su3e uatod., --le decia al en-
yuuo
G>toy sudando, Doctor
nuo- hay que sudar mas, -. (y
cnseguda a la sonora del pacientel 81
es possible, ahada cuatro mantas, cinco
trisas otro p0ncbe hirviendo. -. Htr-
yiendo,, 6entiende usted. -?
Como usteaes comprenderan, don
Serafin no era un m6dico a la moder-
ma
Nj mucho menos,
Pero Sc saba al dedillo la historic
De aus colegas en- tiempos de Ner6n,
Ca igula, 1Tberio, Heliogabalo, Como
do ohas 0djdadeS., (segdn don
Serafin.j
La Ultima noche sorprendido por
un aguacero y encontr&ndome en- la
botica no tuye otro recurso que escu-
char nuestro hombre de ciencia.
--Mire usted me decfa -hasta la
tpoca de Plinio,,,. dusted conoce a
Plirto ,.?
No he tenido el placer,
--Pucs, 81 seUor, hasta esq epoca
los mGdico5 no yalian un cobre.... y
no era que Sc pagase NAL: hubo empe-
radJr que regal6 una fortuna por Gu
rarle un u7Gro. Ell ejercicio de la pro
fesi6n Sc yerihcaba en- un sitio especial,
yamos al decir, como en- esta botica,
donde Sc sacaban muelas, ojos, solita
lias lombricas, y NADIA tenia de extra
no que, para mayor comodidad 9 por
Ia premura dol case, el yerdugo lleva-
Sc alll uu REQ, para cortarle las nlanos,
los pics, la lengua, la cabeza, seguu
n. question de guSto capricho del
Cesar, Iambi6n en- aquel lugar SO da
ban sangrias y sc apllcaban ventOsas.
CuanQo an reInedio no era eicaz, Sc
recurria 4 Otro contrario. De ahl que
Antonio Musa el m6dico de Augusta,
despu6s de haberle hecho tomar un ba
no de aqua casi hiryiendo, 10 zabullese
entire t6npanos de nieye. Como que Sc
salv6 AuguStO cuando va estaba a
tempo de guilidrselQS, y le regal6 su
nauco IN 0ullo, que en- aquella epoca
no era cualquier cosa, La curaci0n
de0.a ser 6r9Htn, Segtuu 4 aJr0dd5le, y
mis- compa1eros Sc llmitaban a propi
mar dleta, gisnastica fricciones y vino,
sobre toJo este iltimo, 4 paSt0, como
50 dccia en- tai OCCASION y adn sc dice.
Gstas dosis de vino aumentaban,
ae.dn la 4rayedad del enf9rmo, y 81
hemos dc Greer al misno Plinio, hubo
aguno que st murI0 borracho, y sin
dal,e vuenta. Asclepiades fue eli aa-
tor lie este meJodo, y tan SECURE esta'
ia Dc su etcacia cue ell mismo declare
que jamas enf9rmaria, y, electlyamen-
te, no lego eniermar porqUe de una
4...-.. IA ,,,,, ,,,n o-,o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22
La medciDa eDtre los TOnaDOS

este mismo indigiduo, para cmar. Ell
dolor de cabeza, le aplicaba al pacien
te un torpado en- la misma
piablos,..
No: pero no Sc crea listed que
eran totpedo> como los de los apona-
ses 9 de los rusos, no sehor tolpcl0s
ctca'r9s, os decir, ciertos peces que
tienen Ia propiedad de hacer de,aar-
gas de esta indole -, En- cuanto q. los
estudios anat6micos, verifcabanse con
una facilidad incredible. Llamaba US
ted & un esclayo nubio grieg) y le
decfa:-Ea....; 6chate patas arriba:
trae aca un brazo. ..,.,.-Y lie hacfa
la dissection de los misculos del mismo.
-'Grae aca ell otro, 10y le reyisaba
los huesos. -Esa pierna ...--Y Sc la
ajaba con Ell escalpelo -. I'm ell yien-
tire era un colirj0,",: fg6rese usted
que podlan estudiarse los mogimien-
tos del est0mago para este Sc le ha.
cia conner al eSclayo una hora antes1
J cuando Sc llegaba a. pechO. -. que
hermosura yer palpitar el coraz5n y
moyerse los pulmones s,.,,.
-Bueno, hombre, bue0o... pc.
70 Z y ell esclavo..?
ii esclaVo Sc estaba quietecito SO
pena oe afraneafle los dlentes' hubo
OCCASION en- cue el hllsnlo 10 decja Il Su
amo --Nlire senior que Sc le queda eI
fto"P' apfaiLe pof eSte otfo sltIo.
Z como - llatna esa I6llVa que me cuel'
ga de las o$aa4faS''''; OtraS veces,
para el eStuolo ue las h0floas Sc COM
praoan UoS 9''0'"'e'feS' opil pilganuoSeles
a Peledr ''Jo"N'Jo' Que uno Ie aDfla
ID o@o0A@ a. o'ro' - nSP0rdVe mu'
cllaV'lo - enSeii@ ID CSoE"~-l Sc ma
cta q oFo9'SoSt'co Is una hefIoa asl 0
'"o'' ''e oorN'es taleS y cod4es' lhcIsa Q
no lAolS" 80 o't" '0A " ava Slsa
l'0i0@ne'o '''' ! 1as % oVro ie par'ia
" H'i = ~ 0no ''.'' iio''0i = "oei o"'
'o'''' Y oo poNl'@ - ~ mar" Pot oeh-
no. ! 10 es1uolaoa IA naflz' Mu-
chas FeceS el ineulco l7nia que inter-
V0nlF' seq un ID erase oe heflaa que ne
ceSl'ara' o!e, W. glaolaqof aAora
le vas d oar al o'ro on 'alo en- los III
honeS - aus ''''' el Flnon pardoo
IpoF gaia| en oo9 Vae ponlto eS el
flnon y e'eaS ai'uraS } d los ooS com
oa'en1es e'.aoan caSl agonlzanao'
hn'ohceS oecia :! ooc'0f' -bueno' pues'
como va oS estals muflendo, yacladme
yueswos oios en- la palma de la ma,
no,,.-l los gladladores Sc arranca-
oan los oJos' enIreganaoseIos al me0i-
CO. ~ i' 0,so uS'9o que a4ue
~ ~ o,tm1ia 1ol fa.I - asaI WV 'S."' +"
80 Ia NO. osoIa,.o -, osts'1@ t. -
sante Sc lie abrfa por la midad ....,.
NO era possible GQQlVOGaclOQ dlpU,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22
RETRETA De ANOCHE

La Banda del regimiento puerto
rioueho, ameniz6 ganoche en el paseo
de la plaza Baldorioty, con una mag
nifica retreta,
Todas las pleas tueron mag istrai-
!hente ejecutadss por dicha banda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-22

ha Cclrrtdo con aus4tros y como es-
.o o. cam .llelamonts iiso, pues noso-
sfos con nGdi5 ca Ia Cante. hamos
selido d!sguat0, suplicanos a aaua
".ed'r 40 Sc tlsv5 much) 40 resulte
que leagA cue acortar su vuelJ.
ada ma p0r hoy
E.se0or Contferas Ramos nos CO.
roce y Losotcos 10 conocemos.
Va tandremos ocssi6n del haeer pd.
7l.co FOR qa6 ell sehJr CJntreras 30
nos mira con buenos oJos.
Slyo alm0 amigo y conVsa3rc,
Fernando ]. MatlaS,
'tnct
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-22
HORSE SHOW A SUCCESS.
Horses to the Value of Thirty-five
Thousand Dollars Exhibited.

Logan. March 20.-The horse fair held
here today was, an unqualified success,
despite Unfayorable weather conditions.
About 200 animals were exhibited among
them being d score of the finest stations
IN the state In addition to Cache county
various parts of southern Idaho and Box
Elder county were represented.
There was a parade at il O'Clock and
horses to the value of $35,OOO participated
IN II. Professor Carlyle of the govern
ment breeding farm in Colorado Judged
the animals entered in the various classes.
The competition which excited the
greatest interest was that in the ful
blooded Percheon class, 4-year-olds and
over. There were five animals in the
class, but the contest was between the
big gray stallion of Smith Bros. which
has carried off the prize at the state fair
for many years, and Milo, an animal pur-
chased by HYDE Park farmers in Ne
braska. recently, and which reached here
on Saturday last For the first time in
his life the Smith stallion took second
place. Milo won second place at the St
Louis fair last year He is a magnificent
creature.
Smith Bros. won the prizes IN the draft
team and draft mares competition
The best single driver was Frank
Hanks filly and Moses Thatcher, jr..
had the best road team. There We're
scores Of other prizes awarded in the
different classes. a blue ribbon being first
prize, red ribbon second and yellow third
Professor Carlyle was much impressed
by the quality of the mares and colts
shown. stating that some of the mares
were among the finest he had seen any
where, and the colts We're far above those
seen at the big horse shows in Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-22
ELKs' ANNUAL ELECTION.
Choose Officers to Serve During the
ENSUING Year.

Park City, March 21--The annual cleo
ton of officers of the b +. .. +. No. I34
was held last evening at its lodge room.
one OF the largest and most enthusiastic
crowds Of the year was present and the
various offices We're contested Tor i'll royal
shape after which there was a BANQUET
served after the work. The officers for
the coming year viii he James NJ. Lock-
hart, e r.; Dan 2. Shields, Z. l.. X:
f. L. K: J. Edward Paxton. treasurer;
Tom A. Orr, tyler. and John +. Walsh
trustee for three years.
officers will be installed, and in all prob
ability a time such as Elks only can
have will be. part of the event.
The condition of John Rhodln remains
practically unchanged, and while the man
is as sick as it seems possible for a man
10 De ana yet i've, there Is every chance
that he may get We'll Yesterday spe-
cial train was run up from Salt Lake with
oxygen, which is being used in the treat
ment
Mrs f. Phillips is suffering from a very
sore hand and arm, the result of poison
ing from 4 rusty nail Some days ago
the lady was cutting kindling and ran
the nail into her hand, but took no notice
of the matter until yesterday, when IT
began to pain 50 that a physician was
summoned and the case pronounced pois-
oning. The wound was dressed and the
lady is improving
The condition of Mrs. Roserveare whose
leg was broken some days ago, is much
improved
The storms which failed to show up
during the winter months seem to have
struck this part of the country with all
force now, and snow is falling steadily
with the result that there is mud III
The Woman's Athenaeum met yesterday
and continued the study of modern Japan,
which has been under way for some
The weekly meetings which are now be
ing held in place of the semi-monthly
much better work on the part of the club
members
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-22
RIcHFIELD HAPPENINGS.

RichfieId, March PA special meeting
of the stockholders of the James NJ
Peterson bank of this city was held Sat
urday evening for the purpose of in
cooperating the said James NJ. Peterson
bank into a company. The concern was
Incorporated for $4,000, with 10000 of the
capital stock reserved as treasury stock,
leaving the 500 as working capital
The incorporatOrs are A r. Hawley of
Central, James Christensen of Salt Lake,
John +. Chichester of PangnJch. H n.
Hayes Mrs. Sarah Peterson, \ X Han
son, James NJ Peterson, II. w Ramlose
and Fred l. Hansen of Richfield, and
Peter &. Peterson of GlenwOod- The first
seven named We're made directors. MI
Hawley was chosen president, H. n,
Hayes vice president and James NJ. Peter
son cashier of the institution.
Mrs. kirStin Anderson, well known
resident Of Koosharem, died last SatUr-
day evening after illness of several
months from a number of complications
of ailments She was nearly y years OF
age and leaves a husband and four chill
dren to mourn her loss.
The regular monthly teachers institute
of Sewer county will be held in Glen
wood Friday and Saturday of this week
All teachers are cordially invited to at
tend all meetings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-22

Bank of Provo was held today and the
following directors for the ensuing year
elected: w. II. Ray, w. H Berereton.
e D. Bedford. Branch Young L. r Corr
man. @. H Wood and Mrs. Kitty A
Hines.
A private letter received from London
brings the Information that Miss Aryiila
Clark has received favorable offer from
Z concert manager for long time en-
gagement. She. however. has decided not
TO accept it, but to continue her studies,
in which she is making most encOuragin
progress She is also teaching with sue
cess The same letter states that Willard
Andelln is making good progress and
attracting higly favorable comment Miss
Clark and Mr.. Andelin have appeared to-
gether in concert and received very COM
plimentary criticisms for their work
Bert Partridge of the First ward a
young man of % years of age, has been
arrested on the charge of a felony COM
mitted with girl under the age of con-
sent He admits his guilt and will prob
ably be arraigned tomorrow.
The Knights of Pythias lodge in this
city is in floUrishing condition. adding
new members every meeting night.
On Saturday and Monday evenings
Byron w. King, president OF King
School of Oratory. Pittsburg. Pa. will
lecture in college hall under the auspices
of the Is. Y. L Polysophic society.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-22

tering places on Evacuation creek Some
thing like 10000 head Will be shorn there
a starter.
Work on the White River canal is being
pushed along rapidly. but there is little
prospect Of the water reaching the land
this season.
There arc three applicants for the pO-
Sition of city marshal when the Tesigna-
ton Of the present incumbent takes ef-
feet They are James Tolliver Elias
VIM and LATE Richardson.
There is some little interest in mining
circles over the discovery of what is
claimed to be placer bar in Green river.
yielding returns Of from - cents TO $500
per yard in fine gold. The location OF
the bar is below the Split mountain above
the mouth of Brush creek.
J. II. Arnold obtained a judgment
against Chadwick & Whipple for $4,000.
in Justice Wilson's court Wednesday. on
an action to recover the amOunte stated.
or - tons of hay. alleged to be due for
tho rent on the Chadwick 4 Whipple
ranch. transferred TO Arnold a
year ago by sheriff's deed on foreclosure
Arnold having held mortgage on the
property