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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following so books viii b" added
to the public library Monday morning
Dec. !, 1906
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ader--Jews in many lands
Beuson--E Edward Fitzgerald
CerVantes -IIXemplary novels vols.
Chalk & Others Pictorial history Of
England, vols.
Devine-- Principles of relief
Feuerbach Essence of Christianity.
Hill-Hstory OF European diploma
cy. vol l.
Lyde--Man and his markets
Rand McNalY-- Bible Atlas.
Reliable Poultry Journal
The chick book
Ducks and geese,
Leghorns.
Poultry houses.
Wyandottes
Rumell-Aims and ideals Of repre-
sentative American painters.
Russell sydney Smith.
sturgls & others photography OF
fine ART
Trench--On words.
Van pyke-Sprit Of Christmas,
Wallace Russia (ncw aud revised,
Wels-Satirc anthology.
Wide-Epigrams and aphorIsms,
FRENCH.
About-Le roman dun, brave hon.
me
LeBrett--I Impossible,
Maeterlinck La vie dos aOcilles
Malot--Cueurs d'amoureuses.
Saint. Saeus Portraits 90 souvenirs,
Sand-Indana
Soiroes dc AIcdan
Tiuseau Au coin dune dot
Iola--Theresc Ruquin
Zola-Trayal.
FICTION
Cook Wellesley stories.
Hope--Comedics Of courtship.
Hup"--Ciod In the car.
Kingsley Resurrection Of Miss Gym
| thia.
Phillips Social secretary.
Ryan--Flower Of France.
Sherwood coming of the tide.
Tracy pillar Of light.
! Tinin--McAllster and his double
| wilkins Debtor.
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PERSONALS.

Gordon L.. Ilutchius has gone to
Montana TO be absent until January.
W %. DuvaI has been appointed
manager of the Salt Lake Automobile
company of this city.
a. r. Moss, the well known capital
ist ot pHvettr. Ida, and |. h. Perfume
Of Blue Lakes. are at the Kenyon
George Dow. son of the late warden
of tine state prison mas removed To
Los Angeles, where he win reside.
+. r. McNamee. former district at
toutys of Lincoln county New. is %
guest at the Wilson from Delamar
New.
Judge Armstrong has granted Ellen
Johnson divorce from Frank q,
Johnson on the ground Of failure tn
support.
ProfS r. ; Northrop and }. willard
BoItc of the Agricultural college are
guests at the Kenyon, having come
Gown ou government business,
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w cOLLENS

II is a wen known fact chat @ great
deal Of cheap woolcns have heen used
In Utah in the making OF clothes for
which a high price has been charged
to the customer.
=. Anderson, The tailor. carries no
cheap Woolens. VIII guarantee every
yard Of cloth made into clothes 10 be-
Of the very finest quality
Material for dress ana Tuxedo SUITS
imported direct from London.
Parlors 122 Main St., Salt Lake city
!S2 Twenty street ogden.
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Swan and COnIisk Appear Before
Judge Murphy for PreIlm-
mary Hearing.
DEMUR TO THE COMPLAINT.

(Speclal 10 the ''NoNe')

ogden. Dec. little preliminary
hearing Of the state VS. A. H. conIisb
and W. II, swan charged With fraud
ulently securing money from he Fhst
National bank on bounty warrants, was
called by Judge Murphy OF the muni-
cipal cour, this morning. Defendants
attorneys domu1ed 10 the complaint ON
the grounds that the fac,s stated were
insufficient to constitute cause Of ac-
ton The motion Has Oyrrruled, ana
tho hearing began with state Auditor
Edwards az the first Wl.ncss. Mr. Ed
wards Identlfied certain warrants after
which defendants attorney objected to
a further hearing ~ the cas-" and made
q motion 10 quash on the ground that
no one had been defruuded, bu. that
the bank had been fully paid by special
appropriation Of the Legislature. This
point was argued az some length. ana
win be- gone into further this after
noon.
The state is represented by County
Attorney HulanisN the Flrsl National
bank by Attorney &, G. Richards, and
the defandins ny r, -. johnson, w l..
hhkllltlAet 'dAS' N"ih "''' ""A"N'
vine.
GRAND LARCENY CHARGED.
4 complaint was sworn 10 this morn
ing by Charles T.. Peterson, agent for
the Studebuker Wagon company,
charging Willie Smith. aged II years,
and resident of Hooper. with grand
larceny. # is alleged that Smith stole
"A horse belonging 20 the company, and
took It 10 Salt Lake, where he sold II.
He was arrested in Salt Lake ana VIII
be brought To ogden this afternoon
by Sheriff Bailey,
BEFORE COUNTY BOARD.
The board Of county commissioners
received petition from 1875 residents
Of Plain CITY. through Bishop Branl-
well. obiectng to the granting of a IL
quor license tu j. ~, Gibson ond Dan
tel Celia This application has already
been denied by the board.
y. w Wade local manager OF the
Utah Light Il Railway company. which
Ia now seeking franchise to build a
power dam In Ogden canyon, has
amended the company's petition. sei-
ting forth that the land to be sub
merged viii be $500 acres Instead of
. 100 as previously announced. The
matter has been laid over TIL next week.
\ petition was received from resi-
dents Of Plain city asking for "a bounty
on muskrats, which are now dolnS
much damage in that locality.
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"L0AVES AND FISHES.
subject of Interesting Lecture by Dr.
james T.. Talmngc.

"Loaves and Fishes formed the SUBJ
jet Of Sundays lecture by Dr. j. h.
raimage at the University Sunday
school. The ro-assembIng Of the Apos-
Ties on their return from the frs. mis-
siouary journey occurred soon after the
murder uf Joun the Baptist The news
of this foul crime mad spread rapidly
afar and excitement was at d high
pitch. ucrod had heard Of the great
things Christ had done, and he feared
ne effect OF tho fame and nOtorieiy NJ
This miracle working Galilean, his
guilty soul was troubled al the thought
that the man Jesus was none other than
John risen from the tomb. The annual
Passover feast Was close al hand, and
crowds on their way to Jerusalem
halted to SEQ and hear the nov proph-
rl. who had already proved Himself
create. than the Baptist
To escape the multitude, and IN
search OF rest Jesus ana the Twelve
crossed the lake by boat and landed az
90 desert place" ON the opposite shore.
Bul the people had fastened at0ot
around lhc north end of the lake and
Il great throug awaited the landing,
near BethsHlda
With compassion FOR the people, who.
sheep without a shepherd, Jesus taught
them parts of the Gospel and lovingly
manifested His powers by healing the
afflicted amongst the crowd Already
the day was Gar spent yet the people
fingered 20 hear more of the doctrine
Of NE. Five thousand there were, be-
side women ana children amounted.
How We're these sheep 20 be- fed? Some
OF the Apostles advised that they be
sent away to buy for themselves IN
the nearest villages. GIVE so them Ia
eat said the Master Five barley
loaYes ana iVo small fishes were AT
hand, With such provisions Jesus in-
vlted all to cat and they seated them
selves 10 partakc Of This marvellous
feast 90 the wilderness They Ate an
satisfied and the remnants from The
feast iilled Il baskets.
With he record Of this miracle az 2
text Dr. Talmagc discussed the philus
onhy Of clracles IN general, and shove,
NE Inconsistency of accepting part 81
Ae miracles Of Christ on the authorit,
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BIG r. q w. RABBIT HUNT

The Rio Grande is advertising big
rabbit hunt at ludiauola, q few miles
south OF Thistle Junction for Dec. II.
1t Is anticipated that fully $50 guns
viii line M for the occasion and parties
vii be picked IN at points all along
the lire. The train VIII leave Salt Lake
at a. M, returning To salt Lake at 6
p. m. The rabbits secured viii be
given to the poor OF this city. Another
excursion advertised will be one from
Tintic and intermediate points to Salt
Lake city ON saturday next.
In addition the passenger department
Of the Rio Ciraule announces that there
viii be a special holiday rate of S446O To
Chicago and return, good returning
Jan. ..
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COURT NOTES

An attachment suit was filed h the
district court mis- afternoon by th"
Baer Bros Mercantile company against
f. e. Dcnonan 10 recover @2lH u-
legged 90 be due for merchandise.
The Bingham Coal 81 Lumber COM
pany filed suit I'm the district court to-
day against John Barratta TO forccloSe
q lien upon a lot IN Bingham. Tho lien
WAS filed To- secure the payment OF
S3il.9i alleged 10 BE- due for lumber
ana material used In the construction
of % house upon said property Judg-
mcut H. asked fo" the amount named
above and also Sg5 rs attorneys fees,
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CHURCH NOTICES

The quarterly conference Of the FL
ders Of the salt Lake stake viii be held
In tine Sixteenth ward mcetnghouse al
1880 p M, Monday De-. H. 1905.
NEPH1 l.. MORRIS,
GEORGE r. EMERY.
EDWARD r. ASHTON,
stake Presidency.
The Thirteenth quorum Of Seventy
VIII meet In tn" Twentieth ward YES
try Monday evening at 1880.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho
one Hundred and Tenth quorum Of
seventy viii be held IN the sixth ward
assembly rooms Monday evening AT
1880
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11
SUES ATWOOD HEIRS
MiIIcn Atwood Wants Permission TO
Lease Property.

Suit was filed In he district cOur,
this afternoon by Millen NJ. Atwood ct
al trustees under the viii % Milleu At
wood. deceased, against Millen NJ At
wood ana IS other heirs under the
VIII u secure permission of the court
TO lease certain property belonging to
the estate to Gus. Holmes. The proper
Is Is located on the north side Of See
und South street cunning from the
east side Of the Grand theater to State
street, including the Grand thedter
property.
Mr.. Holmes desires the lease on the
property for 80 years, and agrees to
erect building on the same ia cost
not less than 100000. In order To get
peImisson To execute the lease. 1t be-
came necessary to haze one OF the
ids gci Of The district court Ia pass on
the matter. Hence the suit Nas filed.
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PATRIARCH WHITE DEAD.
Passed Away al Family Residence This
Morning, OF Bright's Disease.

William White, a Patriarch IN the
Church. an Old and. respected resident
OF SAT- Lake. died at his home, No $50
ives. Second North street, at $40 O'Clock
this morning. Mr. White had been III
for two weeks with Brlghts disease,
ana on account Of his extreme age. his
demise was not entirely unexpected
MIR, White was we'll known some years
being engaged in the meat business as
the head " the White & Sons COM
pany. I'm the Seventeenth ward
he has always been prominent as a re-
ligious worker and for several years
has been a Patriarch lie is survivey
by nine children, The funeral notice
win be- given later.
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oRPHEUM CONTRACT.
Oregon short Line viii Transport MI
companies PLAYING Here.

The oregon Snort Line In conniuc-
ton with the Union Pacific and Harrl-
man roads has secured the contract for
transporting the vaudeville perform
ers of the Orpheum circuit from Den
Yer 20 salt Lake and on to san Fran
cisco The companies win leave Dem
yer every sunday morning in special
sleeper with "A special baggage car at
taohed To carry the additional scenery.
ana properties that go wiki the lndi.
yldual acts 10 be presented The first
company win leave Denver on Dee a.
to be on hand here the next evening.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

New York. Dec. Money ON
call strong. s at u per cent
closing bid :, offered H. Time
money steady, 60 and 90 days 6
per cent. six months. 5Sd6.
Prime mercantile paper, 81 aG
pcr cent,
Sterling exchange firmer, with
actual business in bankers bills
AT As565d4s5.70 for demand, ANA
at 4s25on 1880 for 60-day bills
Posted rates, Ash and iS69i,.
commercial bills, iS9H0as.
Bar silver, 64a,
Mexican dollars, 49is.
Government bonds weak. rail.
road bonds easy.
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DAMAGE BY FLOODS.

Three suits were filed I'm the district
court this afternoon against the Utah
Coppcr n0fruuy 10 recover damages
for Injuries to the land Of plaintiffs al
legged to have been caused from deteud-
amt flooding the same with the tailings
from It's mil and thereby rendering the
land unit for farming purposes. II Is
alleged in the complaints that defend
ants allowed She tailngs To run into
Bingham creek aud thus into the Jor-
dan river and onto plaintiffs lands
EesiuN A. Becllstead Is plaintiff In one
action ana he asks damages in the sum
&C $500 Hyrum Becksteud asks dam
ages n the sum VI 81 500 and Elsine Pc
tcrsoU asks damages In the sum Of
s. 1-N
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WABASH MAN COMING

J. u. Lund, assistant general freight
agent of the Wabash at Kansas city.
Is expected to arrive IN this city this
afternoon with Mi Owens. the street
man in Kansas Guy who has been
promoted to commercial agent for the
Wabash here taking tho position made
vacant by the untimely death of James
q. Rphpr
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

Afternoon sales
DAILY 100 at $3.50.
Grand Central 100 o. s.l-
.S4.
silver King, 10 at $3.50. seller Gg'
Sacramento, 500 al DO.
Uncle sam TOO at a>.
Butler Liberal. 500 no ga, 5oo Fun.
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HcadnCllcs and NcMrnlgin from COlh..

Laxative Bromo Quiuiu" tho worldwide
Cold uad Grip remedy removes the cause.
can for tho fun name aud look for sigma
turo NJ H. W Grove. &c
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Eruptions

Dry, moist, scaly letter, all forms
of eczema or salt rheum, pimples
and other cutaneOus ernptions pro.
coed from humorS, either inherited,
or acquired through defective di.
gestion and assimilation,
To treat these eruptions with
drying medicines is dangerous.
The thing to do is to take
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'S1OILON 11dN HI

The Logan temple will close on Fri
day, Dec, y. 1905, ana reopen on Tues
day Jan. .. 1906.
VI. ". MERRILL, Prest.
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SENATOR SHOOTS BILL.
FOR FISH CULTURE STATION,

. Washington, ID. c.. Dec. it.-Sen-
ator Smoot today introduced q bill
providing an appropriation Of So50.-
600 10 establish a fish cultural station
I'm Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11

BANGERTER. AT Boun,ifuI Davis
county. Utah. Dee. o 1905. katharinI
Shaof Bangerter, wife NJ John Baneer.
ter; horn IN Neustadt Germany, in Nil
and came TO Utah IN 1898 Decease /
leaves husband and seven children
Funeral from the BOmutiful meeting
house Tuesday at l2 O'Clock noon. Friends
are invited.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind Bleeding, Protuding Piles
Druggists are authorized TO refund money
II PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure In s 10
"a days, sc.
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DIED..

HRONN--At Piano, Fremont Co. fdaho
Dec. !. 1906 OF phod-pneumoni,
James VIM Brown son OF joseph anG
Sarah Weltha Brown, born Jan y l,t
Funeral was held in the meetnghous,
Dee 9, 1905. at II a. m.
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TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFlCATICN.
LOST.

STRAYED FROM MY RESlpENC =.
Sunday two milCh cows. Return ana Fr'
reward. w, W. Lawrence. 1874 North MAIN
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SORENSON AT 1890 D. m. Dec. H. lss
Mrs Christina Sorcnsou.
Funeral at the residence Of G.. +. Hook
Ephraim. Sanpete Co, Utah. THURSDAY
Dee II 1905.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult Colnty Clerk or respective sls"
ers for further Information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Tx
bate Division. In and for Salt Lake on
~. State OF Utah. IN the matter o. "
estate OF Henry A. Lewis Deceased ~
tlce. The petition ~ Arthur BlIH'
administrator Of the estate or Henl ~
Lewis, deceased, praying for nc s,u
mcnt of final account Of said adHi lllsSg 5,,i
tor and for hearing on Saturday; 'he Trt
day OF December. A. y. 1905, AZ ~ q t,,s
a. m, ut the County Court House ]" ate
Court Room OF said Court, ~ saIl Lam
city, Salt Lake County, titan. Nth
Witness the Clerk OF said Cou' W.
the sea thereof affixed this llth any
December, A. d 1895. -, ,-,,rt
lseaD J. L, ELDREDGE, JR. ,ssrss
BY W. II Farnsworth, Deputy I''"
A. =. Fowler, Attorney.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ~ AZ H. =.
OF Jane Maria Darlington fouuE lin
ceased. Creditors will present claims rsscs
vouchers 10 tho undersigned az VI, V,titn.
Of lions Cooperative Mercantile INiItsb
ton Main Street, Salt LaAe I'M b
on or before tho 18th day OF Ap''" -
1906 ,.s.r Il.
Date ~ nrst publication peee'N'''
" w AUGUST ". CARIsoN;,ar,
Executor ~ the Estate OF Jane
Darlington Young, Deceased r,,cu
Richard W. Young, Attorney i0'
kor.
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r. L. Evans, Florist, SO S, NJ ain ST.
Floral Designs a Speciality. Phones sSl.
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THEY TRADED SEATS.

Some of the old timers in the house
get good seats by trading. 4 new
member surrenders a good sea, to one
OF tine leaders, ana he always finds
thar IL pays. He has made good
friend Of the old member watch helps
The new man with his legislation.
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MAHON.-At Did Jewish synagogue. this
city Doe u. 1905, OF general debility,
Emma Mahon aged 80 years
Funeral Tuesday at ! D. m, from niutr-
M chapel Of Joseph Wm. Taylor 4 south
West Temple street. Friends invited.
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WHITE. AT 25a west Second North this
city. Dec II, 1905, William White, ma
tive Of South Wales born Sept p. S.t
Notice of funeral later.
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KNUDSEN-DeC 10 1895. Gertrude
Helene. wife Of the late Rasmus Kuud-
sen; born ON the Island OF Lessee, Oct
%. 1892.
Funeral from Big Cottonwood Mills.
Tuesday, Dec u at ~ noon, Friends IN
vited.
The Press., 1905-08-09

Il Miss Eva Roberts will spend hel
vacation with friends in Rockville.
Mrs. Colburn and daughter, May
of State Line were at W. P. Pease'!
this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harries of Westfeld
Mass, are guests of their sister, Mrs.
l.. E. Dimmock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert O. Barlow
are spending their vacation in West,
ford and vicinity.
Mary L. Ellis of Smith college is a
guest of her friend, Miss Ruth Mum
70, at the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Witter of
Hartford have been guests of their
mother. Mrs. Janett Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Richardson and
daughter of Chicago have been guests
of his sister, Mrs. Janett Newell.
Mrs. Adelia Dimmock, who has
been with her sister, Mrs. Eliza Kib-
be, at Somers, has returned home.
Mrs. A. G. Barlow, Gladys Bar
low and Leslie Barlow of Westford
are guests of friends here this week.
Miss Myrtle Smith left Monday for
an extended visit with friends in
Thompsonville, Springfield and Pitts
field.
Michael Roberts expects to take a
weeks vacation. The week will be
spent in Wilton and Franklin, N. H.,
hn WI
closed.
According to the Rochester, N. Y,
Times, Oorianna l.. Dunbar was
granted decree of divorce from Will
liam H. Dunbar of Buffalo last week.
He was ordered to pay the sum of
$1O4 annually for her maintenance
and that of a minor child, Robert
Hopkins Dunbar. The cusotdy of the
child was given to the mother. They
were married in West Stafford Sept.
II, 1900.
A very pretty home wedding took
place Thursday afternoon at 1 O'Clock,
when Georgia May, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 9. P. Broadway, was united
in marriage to Rev. Andrew Magill
of New Castle, Penn. Miss Eunice
Broadway, sister of the BRIDE, was
maid of honor, and David ]. Magill,
brother of the groom, was best man.
Misses Florence and Jennie Currie,
nieces of the groom, were flower girls.
Rev. Henry T. Barnard performed the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. college
friend of Mr.. Magill from New
Haven. The bride was attired in
white crepe de chine and carried a
bouquet of white roses under the
bridal veil. The maid of honor wore
white silk, with pink sash, and car
ried pink roses. Mrs. Edith E. Da-
Wis, sister of the bride, played the
wedding march during the bridal pro-
cession. The ceremony was perform
ed with a ring. They stood under
an arch of maiden hair fern and lau-
rel. There was a large number of
guests present. A reception was also
held in the evening to accommodate
those who were not present at the GER
emory. After a months vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Magill will go to the
home and passionate awaiting them at
New Castle.
The Press., 1905-08-09

Mrs. Fannie Hart of Rhode Island
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. James
Hoyle, this week.
Miss Elizabeth Walker of Worces-
ter visited her uncle, Dennison Walk
er, and his family for few days last
week.
Charles Miller and VIM. McVeigh
are at Mansfield Hollow this week,
where they are haying for Mrs. M. J.
Marcy.
y Most of the farmers around this sec
tion have finished their haying for
this year. They report the crop much
lighter than usual.
ACTION will break up a Cold In one
night.
ACTION cures Headache and Neural0ia