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CITY SCHOOL BOARD
petitioned 20 Install Sewing Department
In lligh school.

In Illgh school.
At melting OF the board of educa-
ton held last evening Joel j. Harris
and J. n. Rutherford were elected menu
bers Of the board OF teachers exam
liners to MI the vacancies caused by
the resignation of DR.. Thomas and
Miss Elizabeth Orth,
The board authorized the borrowing
Of $4,000 with which to pay the current
expenses and overdrafts.
Petitions We're received slgnd by a
Petitions were received signed by a
number of the high school girls. ask
ing the board to institute a sewing
department In the Ogden high school.
The matter was referred 10 the teach
ers committee.
Mrs. G. l.. Gloyd, Elizabeth Jones,
Anna c. Jensen, Lillian NJ. Stanley
and Edith Clopensteln were elected
teachers.
Susan Thompson. Lizzie Thompson
and r. Il, Williams each notified the
hoard that they could not sign their
contracts having accepted other po-
sitlons.
on the suggestion OF supt. Allison
the janitors viii hereafter wear uni
forms OF goods 10 be Sc. cted by 8ir.
Allison, during school hours.
DowNs-WILKINsoN NUPTIALs.
Last evening David Wilkinson, 81,
and Miss Marie Downs. %, were united
In bonds Of wedlock by Judge Joseph
Hall Ia the presence OF a few friends.
The young people are we'll known IN
the city and have many friends who
viii join IN wishing them every hap
piness ana prosperity.
HUSBAND AND WIFE DEAD
Death last evening relieved the suf-
fering OF Mrs. Elizabeth Swan, who,
for several days past has been hover
ing between life and death at the home
Of her brother Walter Rchey 2ii2
Madison avenue. Last Wednesday
her husband, Alexander II. Swan died
at Provo, and his remains were brought
10 Ogden. AZ the time OF his demise.
his wife was expected hourly "a pass
from mortality and was IN such a weak
condition that she was not told Of her
husbands death, hence passed away
without knowing that her husband had
preceded her to the great beyond only
two days.
Mr.. Swan was "A years Of age while
his wife was ~ years old. They were
the parents OF William II. Swan and
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MANTI.
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING,

Contract Let TO Grace nros. Of Nephl
For Sl2,e75.
Special Correspondence.
MantI, Sanpe,e Co., Aug. 1.-THE air
is much fresher since the shower last
night although there was not enough
rain TO settle the dust.
The new tithng office Is now up TO
the square, and Is already improving
the LOOKS OF the old corner
Harvesting is on In earnest now
The farmers have begun cutting the
second crop OF lucern, and the grain Ia
being reaped AZ fast as the binders can
get at Il.
Grace Brothers " Nephi have been
awarded the contract Tor the new High
school building. for Sl2,9i5. This bid
was a thousand dollars lower than any
other.
j, G. Crawford. wife and daughter,
James Crawford wife and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs, quincy Crawford and
Miss Eflle Jolley have gone to Visit
Portland and the fair They will re-
turn by way Of san Francisco.
Principal Edgar T. Reid and family
returned yesterday after weeks OUT
ing In Provo canyon, with his brother,
Prof, Claire Reid OF the d. Y. U.
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NOTICE.

State Of Utah Department ~ Board
OF Pardons, Salt Lake City, Aug. 3, 1903,
To whom u may concern
Notice Is hereby given that the stats
BOARD OF Pardops VIII hold 3 regular ses-
sion on Saturday. Aug. a. 1895, AZ 10
O'Clock q m. al the Supreme Court Room.
city and County Building Salt Lake
city. Utah That at said meeting said
Board viii hear applications for pardon
I'm the following cases. tU-wit:
For Pardon Linn Z. Jones, canal
knowledge John j.. Carson. forgery
Ncls Christensen fornicntiou
All persons having any interest there
against the granting Of said applications
respectively are hereby notified 10 be
present at said meeting. by order u the
Board.
JOHN G. CUTLER President
VI. A. nNEEDEN. seeretAry.
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OF the unfortunate killing about AS thew
have been published Tho hrv com.
posed Of D. steele, II. c. Hanson and
chase Ashton after hearing the owl.
dence, brought In q verdict that Ora
came to his death by the accidental
discharge Of shotgun In his and
Carriers hands, but thoy eNhonorated
Garter from any blame for the rag.
cdv o
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, INDUSTRIAL INSTRUCTORS.
Printing Department In state senool In
stalled,

The hoard OF directors Of tho state
Industrial school has appointed 10. s..
carroll Instructor in printing at the in
slltution, to serve during the pleasure
OF the board Mr. Carroll is very
competent printer, understanding every
department OF the work. having follow
ed il for many years. lie was city od-
tor of the standard for long time but
has recently been employed at Wood
eys printing Office He will commence
the work OF lnstructng Monday The
printing Is q new department at the
school, and Il is believed will take well
with the boys.
Miss Rae Keck Of Ogden was APP
pointed Instructor IN the girls de-
partment.
o. j.. Mcclellan was appointed in
structor IN the carpenters department.
lie Is from Payson, Utah.
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Bent Her Double

81 knew no one, FOR four weeks. when
J was sick With typhoid and kidney
trouble writes Mrs. Annie Hunter, OF
Pittshurg, Pa, land when ! got better,
although | had one Of the best doctors
] could get ! was bent double. and had
TO rest my hands on my knees when I
walked From this terrible affection I
was rescued by Electric Rittcrs, which
restored my health ana strength, and
now l can walk as straight az ever
They are simply wonderful" Guaran.
teed TO cure stomach, liver and kidney
disorders at z. G.. NJ, l. Drug Dept
Price soc.
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The piamnnd c1rn

Tho latest news from Paris. Is. that
they have discovered q diamond cure
for consumption. III you fear consump.
ton for Pneumonia, It Will, however. be
best Tor you 70 take that great remedy
mentioned by w T McGee, OF Vanieey
Tenn II had a cough. for fourteen
years, Nothing helped me, until took
Or. Kings New Discovery FOR Con-
sumption, Coughs, and Colds. which
gave instant relief. and affected a per-
manent cure" Unequalled quick cure
for Throat and Lung Troubles. At T.
&. NJ J. Price Doc and 800. guaran-
teed, Trial bottle free
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furnishings tell a different story These
are splendidly IN keeping with the rust
ic and bark covered logs on the out.
side. The building IS nearly 100 feet
long, three stories high, with great
sweeping porches and IA fine and airy
dancing floor up around the gables
The sleeping rooms, Of which there are
"a, are as well furnished as are the
best rooms OF the Knutsford or Ken
yon No two are alike. Modern and
up-to-date plumbing is in every room.
The dining rooms public and private,
and the big parlors, contain every mod
ern convenience I'm the way OF heating,
ventilation, illumination and call bells.
Altogether, 1t IL o mountain marvel
and bids fair TO become one of the
famous hostelries OF the country.
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Supt. Allson's report was received.
and nled. lie reported the canyon trip
for the boys as having been a great
benefit IN the matter OF disciplln, also
for their health. The board decided to
give the girls an outing In the near fu-
ture IN ogden canyon.
Stanley Rasmussen, Tom Smith and
Henry Bates were paroled
On Recommendation OF Chairman Jo-
seph. II was decided to dress the girls
better in the future.
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Population by counties Albany, q.092i
Biz Horn. S9i3, carbon, 1888: Con-
verse 4,l6S Crook 3,S3l: Fremont, 81
BOB johnson, 3O2i; Laramie, 1894;
Nalrona 21i2; Sweetwater 7l63; sheri-
dan 1866 uinta, l4Ag2, Weston. 1904.
Total, l0l,Sl7
OF the cities Of the state Cheyenne
leads the Hist. then IN order. Laramie,
Rock Springs. Sheridan and Rawlns,
The census shows that IN Wyoming
there are 4OS1i3 cattle. 1899 horses,
1900, 5S3 sheep, ANA 1855 hogs
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the building has cost him, but II is
many thousands Of dollars, In fact,
the furnishings reach that alone.
The site is a beautiful and picturesque
one and commands fun view of the
canyon. up and down, with a great
gorge coming down from behind and
mighty cliffs towering thousands OF
feet high Just opposite, Altogether
the scene Is an inspiring and magnh-
cent one. Cool breezes sweep It's pre-
cincts at every hour OF the day and at
night-well, the nights are refreshing
iy cool and delightful
A peep into the interior Of the Her
mltage" Is so surprisingly pleasing that
one almost doubts that he is not IN a
big modern city hotel Only the unique
and artistic style OF decorations and
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Monday viii witness the OPEN
Ing Of what viii be far away
and ahead the finest summer
resort hotel in this section Of
tho intermountain west II is called
the New Hermitage, and 1t is built In
ogden canyon on commanding emf
nenco about 200 feet above the old ho-
t'l and eating house Of the same name,
For more than a year the work has
progressed under the personal direction
Of Billy Wilson, commissioner for
Weber county and sole owner OF the
property The task has been q prodi-
gious and expensive one. Mr.. Wilson
says he does not know Just how much
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localities where sugar factories have
been established II the rest Of our
citizens would show the energy aud
patriotism IN building up the town that
Mr. Austin has, this would be pro-
gresslVc town indeed. Mr. Farley
Austin has purchased his home here,
and has moved into H.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids viii DO received until Sept,
T. 1916, FOR the rcpalnunE 1.-TWO coatn oe
all the exterior woodwork uf Logan Tom
pie.
Also scaled bids win be received until
exterior rock and woodwork of Logan
Temple Materials and workmanship muse
De Nrst class
Tho right 10 reject al bids S. reserved,
Inquire Tor particulars and measurements
M w. MERRILL President.
JAS a, LEISHMAN socg
I.uruw Utah
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Forced 10 Starve.

b. i. Leek, Of Concord, Ky., says:
"For 20 years suffered agonies, with
a sore on my upper lip, so painful
sometimes, that / could noe eat. After
vainy trying everything else cured
Il, with Bucken's Arnlca Salve." It's
great for burns, cut and wounds. AT
z. c. NJ, J. Drug Dept Only 25c.
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CHot over the Bell wlre)

At the city council session held Tues
day night, a representative Of the city
band called the attention of the coun-
ell 10 the fact that a contribution would
be appreciated.
Andrew White was suggested by
Marshal Mauss as competent man to
M the position OF deputy marshal at
the Highland Boy This suggestion was
taken under consideration.
A complaint In which citizens living
on Poplar street asked for street I'M
proyement, was read,
The council was given cordial in
vltatlon to attend the first anniversary
Of the Murray city band at the Troca-
dero hall Tuesday evening Aug, 10.
WATERwoRKs PROPOSITION.
Two letters were read, one from r.
G.. Chambers and one from John p. Ca
hoon in which propositions were pre-
scented relative 10 q Waterworks sys-
tenn and asking for a franchise To lay
water mains and TO maintain water
system upon the streets and high
ways Of Murray. Both offer to put IN
an up-to. date system which, after 20
years, shall revert 10 the city
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL,
The officers and teachers OF the Mur-
ray, Sunday school gathered at Mrs. II.
b. Mnler's last night and spent very
Soclable evening. , Dainties and re-
freshments were served In abundance.
During the evening the party INDUCED
In games OF different kinds, In listening
70 Rotations, songs, and musical NUM-
bers.
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT
Tho Miller Cahoon company's officers
met Thursday night and decided upon
the erection OF a now brick building on
the southwest corner OF Seventeenth
South ana state, with front OF ia
feet, and 100 feet deep, Here, on COM
pletlon OF the building the company
win establish ~ headquarters. This
win greatly help the looks Of the corr
ner, and Will undoubtedly bring good
returns to the company
POLICE NOTES.
Aug. 7, Peter True was charged with
batterby. to which he plead guilty and
was hued So,
Charles Miller was charged with vag-
raney and fined 81 so which he paid
Aug. 10, Mclean Clark, a cripple was
charged with podding fake iewelry,
and ordered out of town
oliver l.edouX was charged with
vapancy and given Is minutes to leave
town.
Andrew Landeck was fined s. for
disturbing the peace.
Jno, Sherman was fined SO for inter-
fering with an oflcer.
NEWS BRIEFS.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT.


promlssory note, and later In the
form OF an agreement following a trial
IN the Bishops court OF Provo First
ward
Thomas Warren and Thomas Cad.
dngton natives OF England, both OF
American Fork, havo been admitted to
citizenship.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The people OF the Second ward will
have an outing at the Provo Lake re-
sort Tuesday, the 18th. a fine program
including boating. athletic sports and
picnic. has been arranged for the day.
judge w. y. Dusenberry has accepted
the state agency Of the Flathead Res
ervation lmproy ement company OF Mis-
soula, Mont.
Jack Brayman, a Philippine veteran,
who has been IN the service Of the gov
eminent IN the Philippines since his
term OF enlistment expired, came down
from Alta to register for the Ulntah
opening
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Mothers be careful Of your children.
There ls no baby medicine IN the world
as good az HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea II makes the little ones strong.
healthy and active IS cents. Ask your
Druggist
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tn the District Court, 90 and fo- SALT
Lake County State 81 Utah. Louisa
Rhodes. Piaiut1 against Robert u. Al
Sale. al the west front door Of tho Coun,
~ Court Houso In the city and County
of salt Lake. state ~ utah, ON the Oh
day Of September A. d. 1879. az - o'clock
and Interest of said defendant Of. loo and
10 the following described cal estate. to-
Wit. West " of lot &c. pll 90 lots "a 10, 10
and II. an in block 4, Thomas SubdiNs-
ion o. lot r. block Ne. fve-acre plat "a"
Big Field survey. SAT- Lake County, Utah,
Purchase prlor payable In lawful
money OF the United States.
Dated az Salt Lake city, this 18TH day
% August, g. ID, leo5.
G. FRANK EMERY,
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County Utah
By W. Y. Booth, Deputy Sheriff
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MONTICELLO.
LITTLE CHILD POISONED.
Eats Headache pills and Dies In Con
yulslOns,
special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Monticello. san Juan Co., Aug. s.
Carl A. Bailey, the 2S-months-old son
Of H. w. and Lula Palmer Bailey died
today from eating headache pills. His
little brother, four years old, fed them
10 him ill he had consumed near 90
The elder one also ate u few and was
quite sick The child was sick about
two hours before death came 10 It's
relief from commissions. Kind hearts
and willing hands did oil they could for
him. but In vain. Had we a skilful
physician IN this vicinity II might have
been otherwise. This is the first death
for some time IN this place.
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Hundreds Of thousands Of people use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea as a
family tonic. II taken this month Il
wiz keep the family well all the year
II II fails get your money back. Bic
ASK your Druggist.
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Give the children HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea this month. Il makes
them grow and gives them rosy cheeks
There Is no other medicine IN the world
30 good for the children. IS cents, Tea
or Tablets. Ask your Druggist.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division, IN and for Salt Lake County.
state Of Utah In the matter OF the es-
tate OF Samuel L. Sprague, deceased.
Noticc--Tho petition for approval OF his
proceedings under the will By the execu-
tor of the estate Of Samuel l.. sprague.
deceased, has been set for hearing on
Saturday the 18th day Of August. A. d.
1905. at 10 o'clock q. m, al the County
Court House IN the Court Room OF said
Court, in Salt Lake CITY, Salt Lake
County, Utah
Witness the Clerk of said Court With
the seal thereof affixed this lst day Of
August. A. y. 1905
Seal j T. ELDRERGE, JR., Clerk.
By W n Tarnsworth, Deputy Clerk.
q II Backman. Attorney for Executor.
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MR.. LINDQUIST
RETURNS.

After an absence Of 81 months as
missionary in Europe, Mr., c. j. Lind
Quist has returned, and will hereafter
be found personally attending to his
Undertaking Business at the old stand,
$500 Wash, Ave, Ogden,
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READER INQUEST.

'' OF Accidental Shootlng-YounR
Carter Exonoraied.
dav C.oIoner's inquest was held yester-
sr' over the remains OF Ora c. Read
civ ~ yolng man who was accident
conn a9t thursday afternoon by his
DIV p cdSn' Deyoe Carter Judge MUIR
Mesa s.onuucted the inquest, The wit
ana ~ Examined were young Carter
Nwitn" Two other young companions, also
Williams, who gave the facts
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Murray Department.

every
Murray
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Three quarters Of the tea
IN this country is not very
good.
The fraction is not too
high.
isalips. bat '''"'' =" ''' '''
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Sl00 and bank TO stop race suicide,
43 W. End South, Newell
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CHEYENNE. WYO.
WYoMING'S POPULATION.
Census ny countIssi Total souls i01,sl7
-Other statistics.
Special Correspondence.

OTVVIHT NWIItHVOIUUUI0,
Cheyenne, Wyo.. Aug 9--Complete
returns from all counties in the state
show the following figures IN connection
with the census which has dust been
completed In Wyoming:
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CITY SCHOOL CENSUS.

Suits Fled IN District Court Garden
cay News Notes.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co, Aug l2,-Thc school
census Of Provo school district has Just
been reported and shows the following
g.a,,l ntpuIatIgtt
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have been residents OF ogden during
the past twenty years, Mr. swan at
one time took an active rar I'm Og-
denis business enterprises being heavy
stakeholder IN the local street car cons
pany and It's manager for scveral years
but OF recent years he has been living
a quiet lfe. Tho sympathy Of many
friends goes out 10 the family I'm their
sorrowlng hours. The funeral services
win be held sunday afternoon at .
o'clock. The bodies Of Mr.. aud Mrs
Swan VIII be laid to rest In one grave.
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.IUSTER HELD FOR
KENTUCKY OFFICERS
telegram Instructs Chief BrOwn.
ing to Hold Suspected
Murderer
VERDICT OF CORONER'S JURY
Ia Reader Inquest Garter ExOnerated
Industrial School Instructors
Sewing Dept in high School.

ogden. Utah. Aug l2.--The following
telegram was received late yesterday
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PoLIcE NOTEs.
NEWS BRIEFS

Ines. the little two-year-old daughter
Of Carl soderberg, died Sunday night
Of diphtherla. and was buried at s
o'clock next morning Now another
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pRIEFs ANp pERsoNALs.

Mrs. owen Smith Of Cache valley Is
spending a week IN Ogden. the guest
Of her daughter Mrs. Stanley stevens.
Miss Minnie Kiesel has returned from
a trip to Alaska. where she has enc
ioyed herself during tho summer
David Eccles has gone 10 california
where he win join his wife who Is
there for her health il is understood
Mrs, Eccles Is not Improving eutisfac-
torly
Miss Jane Scymore who has been
visiting In ogden with George w. Lur-
kin and family left yesterday with
friends TO visit the Portland fair
The funeral services over The remains
of Mrs. Eliza G. Larkins wife of WIZ
liam j Larkin who died Wednesday,
at her home in Farr-N est. Weber rouu-
". win be held at the Farr-West ward
Westinghouse sunday az l o'colck. Her
remains may be viewed at her late
home on morning Of funeral
james ". Douglass manager OF the
Boyle Furniture company, has returned
from q successful eastern business trip.
Miss Maybe Heller and Miss Flor
onco stone have gone 10 California on
a three weeks pleasure trip.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers tor further information.

ers tor further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate division in and for Salt Lake
County state OF Utah. In the matter OF
me estate Of Clara S. Cowan deceased.
Notice, The petition Of A. g. Cowan Sr,
the administrator % the estate Of Clara
:, Cowan deceased for confirmation II
the sale Of The following described real
estate OF said doccdcut towit: Conn
mcuclng two and one-haf (pa) rods
south Of The northeast corner Of lot one
%, Block Twenty-Five (23. Plat A. Salt
Lake city Survey. and running thence
south thirty and fifteen sixteenths
go lj-l6 feet, thence west ninety-nlne 900
feet, thence north thirty and ifteen-slX-
teonths go 1910 feet, thence east ninety
for tho sum % $4,000 And upon the fol-
lowing terms, to-wit: Cash upon con-
frmation, as appears from the return OF
sale, filed IN this Court has been set for
August a. y, 1905, al, 10 o'clock a, NJ, az
the County Court House In the Court
Room OF said Court in salt Lake City,
Salt Lake County Utah.
witness the Clerk. Of said Court, with
the zeal thereof afhxed this Sth day OF
tseaD J l.. 'ELDREDGB JR, Clerk.
BY w. II Farnsworth Deputy Clerk.
Alexander McNaster, Atty for Estate.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
hate Division. In ana for Salt Lake Coun-
ty State OF Utah IN the matter Of tho
estate Of Mary Ann Roes, deceased.
Notice The petition Of John A. Rees,
praying for the issuance 20 himself Of let
ters OF administration In the estate OF
Mary Ann Rees. deceased, has been set
FOR hearing on Saturday the 18th day
Of August. A. D. 1905 at 10 o'clock a.
m. at the County Court House IN the
Court Room Of said court. in Salt Lake
CITY Salt Lake County, Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed. this 3rd day
OF August A. d. 1905.
CSeaD j Z. ELDREDGE, JR,. Clerk
BY w. II. Farnsworth Deputy Clerk
Cannon, Irvine & Snow, Atty's. for
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play they should either put Hanson out
or put up a very large purse to pay
doctors fees and other damage,
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Observation-Disclosures