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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
Wafer Notice.

From and after January l, 1905, the
Waucoma Hydrant Co.'s family rates
will be raised to $l.25 per month. A re
bate of 25c will be made on family rates
if paid when the collector calls.
H. c. COE, owner.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
Nnticr.

Geo d. Culbert ON & Co are my au-
ttorized agents for the renting OF my
houses and selling town and country
property. II G. COE
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16

right, and We can deliver the g9.ds
when you want them, Davidson Fruit
company.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16

Before purchasing anything in the
watch, clock or iewelry line, get my
prices Clarke, the ieweler,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
Born.

In Hood River, Monday, February l3
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert BevCns, a son.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16

Land given in exchange i7r clearing
other land. j l. llEyBEE-ON.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16

st. Marks Guild will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. Arthur David
son.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16

Geo. d. Culbertson Il Co.. made
sale last week to DR.. NJ L, Shaw OF
this city of lots l and ,, block T,
Goes third addition
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16
VIII STAY in Hood River.

by W. II. Chipping, Mana
, 1905-12-11
PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Flake Hall is in the city from
Lookout.
Charlie S%odergreen has returned to
the ranch.
Mr.. Bowdich came in from Cowdrey
Saturday night.
C. A. Campbell is in from the mines
at Sheep mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvy Dixon of Rock
dale are in the city.
Trainmaster F. C. Let's was here
from Cheyenne today.
D. N. Stickney returned from the
east yesterday afternoon.
Charlie Nissen was able to sit up q
part of the day yesterday.
Mrs. G. w. Faulkner of Sherman
was a city visitor yesterday.
A. Trading of the Wayside ranch
was a. city visitor on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Patchell have
returned from a trip to Denver.
Miss McDermott has been added tc
the selling force at the Chase bool
store.
Acting Mayor N. F. Spicer went tt
Eaton, Colo, this afternoon, to be alb
Sent until tomorrow.
Christian Larson, the Tie Siding
ranchman, has returned home, after
business visit to the city.
e. P. Baker and daughter, Hazel, re
turned to Leslie yesterday, after
visit to the city since Saturday.
Father Cummiskey and his guest
Father Duffy, left on the noon trail
today for Cheyenne for a brief visit.
Hugh Hunter was here from Cow
drey this morning, looking after tn
shipment OF a lot of cattle to market
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Popp returne
Sunday afternoon from Denver, wher
they had been for a few days on a visi
c. P. Arnold was a Walden visito
the first part OF the week from Lar;
, 1905-12-11

with Mr.. n Mrs. II. S. Chaplin at tn,
Globe hotel. They left on "Wednesday
for Mrs. Collins home at Douglas
IWheatland World.
DR.. N. S. Mercer of Omaha, who ha.
been at the independence mine a
Sheep mountain for some time, reached
the city Saturday night with a lot O
ore to be sent to the smelter at Omaha
The ore was sacked and brought to the
city by Joseph Decker, the f~reighter.
General Superintendent Park, Super
intendent Ernest Stenger OF the Colo
RADIO division and Superintendent Ware
of the Nebraska division passed
through the city yesterday afternoon
the general superintendent Official car
being attached to train No. 4 at $3.50
They had been west on business for
the company.
VIII Frazee left last night for New
York and on Saturday will sail for
Colon, Isthmus OF Panama, where he
has been given a position under his
uncle, Captain George Stanton, chief
OF the canal zon police, Will will be
dressed in plain clothes and will be
assigned to special duty. He has his
commission in his pockets.
Mrs. NJ +. Reed and son, Gerald, left
yesterday for Laramie, where they will
visit for a couple of weeks. Mr.. Reed
accompanied them to the Wright ranch,
returning here last night. He expects
to join them at Laramie inside of two
weeks, when they will leave for an ex-
tended visit in Nebraska. They expect
to spend the holidays at the home of
Mrs, Reeds parents at Peru, Neb.-
Centennial Post.
Manager Gonden of the Union Pa.
cifc hotel, Manager Sterne of the cleo
trio light plant and Mr.. Dobblns, the
superintendent of the plant, were
taken to Woods landing in Price JAG
obs big automobile yesterday, the
party making the run home in a very
short time. The trip was for the pur-
pose of looking into the feasibility of
a power plant on the river to be
driven by water.
Miss Rebecca Cook who has been
visiting Mrs. D. S. Crawford for the
past two months, left for her home in
Laramie Monday. During her stay here
she has made many friends and, by
her remarkable musical talents, she
has contributed much to the pleasure
of the community. All who know her
regret her departure and will be glad
to welcome her when she may again
visit Saratoga.-Saratoga Sun.
Rufus Woods of Wenatchee, Wash,
a brother of Rev. Oscar Woods of
this city. was here today, on his way
from Washington to Denver and
thence to Lincoln and other points in
Nebraska. The brothers called at
this office. The Washington gentleman
is the editor and proprietor of the
| Wenatchee Advance n was quite in
terested in the plant of The Repub'
lican, which he pronounced complete
and up to date.
, 1905-12-11

For fine job printing leave orders a
he Republican office.
, 1905-12-11
ROLLING MILLS HAVE

Three of the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sholl entered the public
schools this morning, two in Miss Cor
diners and one in Miss Moore's.
This is the first effect the schools have
felt of the reopening of the rolling
mills, Mr.. Sholl being connected with
that institution. The children have
heretofore attended the Laramie
schools.
, 1905-12-11
Beware of ointments for catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
n of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be usad except
on prescriptions from reputable physi.
clans, as the damage they will do Is ten
fold to the good you can possibly de,
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly up
on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and made In To
ledo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price, Use per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
, 1905-12-11
WILL ENTERTAIN THE
GRAND EXALTED RULER

Cheyenne lodge, Elks, is preparing
to entertain Robert W. Brown of
Louisville, KY, the grand exalted
ruler of the Elks, tomorrow evening.
A reception will be held at the Elks'
home, followed by a dance and ban
quet.
, 1905-12-11
Fans
ALBANY COUNTY PEOPLE
AT MA

~ 1TN1SO WTNlNSlSlNs
The executive mansion was the
scene of several informal dinners dur,
ing the past week, says the Cheyenne
Tribune. On Tuesday the guests
were: Mr.. Booker of Glenrock, Mr.
King of Casper, Mr.. Sieverts of Little
Medicine and Mr.. Townsend Of Cas-
per. Wednesday evening the guests
were: Mr.. Merriam of Lander, Prof
Nelson of Laramie, Mr.. Fay of Wheat.
land, Mr.. Hinckley of Cowley, Mr..
Mitchell of IVA; and on Thursday
those who enjoyed the governors hos
pitality were Mr.. Boswell of Laramie,
Mr.. Crawford of Saratoga, Mr. Shears
and Mr.. Malone of Denver.
go 1aiIy ~puhlI IN canta i, nop,h
, 1905-12-11
MAY ESTABLISH HOME
FOR NEEDY MASONS

The Cheyenne Tribune says that
Grand Master NJ. R. Johnston of the
Masonic grand lodge of Wyoming has
started a movement for the establish
ment of a home for unfortunate and
aged members of the order Tho
movement is meeting with hearty sup
port among the Masons of the state.
, 1905-12-11
DEEDS FOR LOTS
FILED FOR RECORD.

A warranty deed from the Trabing
Commercial company to the Laramie
Ga ocery company for lots 10, 20, 81 and
%, block 1919, for $4,000, was filed for
record. This sale was noted in The Re
publican early last week.
, 1905-12-11
VERY GOOD DAY FOR
CLAIMS FOR BOUNTY.

Saturday afternoon was a very good
day for bounty claims, the following
being at the county clerks Office:
Mrs. S. W. Hixson of Hatton, four
coyote pelts.
Ernest Brown, twelve coyote pelts.
William Wurl, two coyote pelts.
Peter Fischer, six coyotes and one
wolf.
, 1905-12-11
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
MET IN NEW ROOM.

The primary department of the
West Side Sunday school met to prac
tice for Christmas at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon in the new room, which has
been fitted up with nice red chairs.
, 1905-12-11
FOR
SANTA CLAUS
BRANCH OF TOYLAND GENERAL
POSToFFicE ESTABLISHED
AT REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
Letters Will be Printed in These Col
umns and Marked Copies Sent to
Headquarters, Saving Postage
Interesting Letter Received and
Contents Noted.

A branch postoffice to st. Nicholas
has been established in The Republic
can office, and those having CORE
spondence with Santa Claus are asked
to send their letters to this paper, when
they will be published and marked cop
les of the paper forwarded, thus saw
ing an immense amount of postage.
The children of the city are asked to
make such use of this opportunity as
they see fit. Make your letters as brief
as possible and in a strict business
way,as Santa Claus is busy at thsi time
of year and can only attend to business
matters. The following letter from an
Eighth street miss will serve as a sam
pie of the letters it would be proper to
send:
Dear Santa Claus:-I want a doll,
a book and a box of candy. | need all
these, Last year my auntie gave me
a book and a doll, but the doll is a lit
tie old now and auntie has a new niece
down on Fourth street. She isn't big
enough for a new doll and I'll give her
Clara Louise and ask you for a new
one. Lovingly yours,
"MAUDE AMANDA"
This is a genuine letter and will be
used in the first lot sent to Santa
Claus. Perhaps the jolly old elf will fix
Maude Amanda just as she asks and no
doubt other requests will be attended
to. Send the letters whenever you get
them ready, either through Uncle Sans
Office or by messenger direct to The Re
publican office. where st. Nicholas has
"a postmaster of his own to open and
attend to his correspondence for Al.
bany county.
Little boys who are quite anxious
that Santa Claus know what is nearest
their hearts now can also use this
means of getting word to Toyland. The
mail trains from The Republican office
to Toyland run regularly, always on
time and always room for one more
letter. Send EN- along, sign your name
plainly and give your street number
also. The old fellow is particularly
good natured this year. The following
message came from him this morning:
Happy Headquarters, Toyland,
North Pole, December II. Mr.. Repub-
lican:-I hope you will remind the boys
and girls of Laramie and Albany coun-
ty of that contract l made with you to
take charge of my mail for this Christ
mas season. My clerks are quite busy,
it is true, but l have a couple at work
on other jobs that l can take off and
put on the Laramie spot on the map
whenever they are needed. They are
good ones-Bright Eyes and Curly'Hair
and are quite willing to work as
many hours a day as there is work to
do. Stir up your kids, as we are fast
making up our Wyoming lists, and will
pack the Wyoming automobile among
the first, while the stock is fresh, as
we have a mighty warm spot in our
hearts for that state and particularly
Laramie and Albany county. We have
been well treated there and appreciate
this fact. Tell the boys and girls to get
in their requests and Wen see what
can be done. Yours for a long time,
SANTA CLAUS"
This letter will give the boys and
girls a pointer that we are ION the
map all right and hat st. Nicholas
is having US in his mind.
, 1905-12-11
UNITED STATES PATENT

FILED FOR RECORD.
A United States patent was filed
Saturday afternoon for 100 acres in
section "a, township Is, range rs, to
John Jacob Barth, dated January 81,
1903.
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LATE LOCALS.

A meeting Of the committee ON toach-
oTs and school work will De held to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock to FUR
thor consider the bids for school suu-
plies, which We're opened at a meeting
held several days ago,
Tile trustees Of West Jordan school
district No, n called on County Supt
of Schools Smith today 10 certify 10 the
bond election held on Thursday last,
mt which the people Of the district voted
unanimously to issue school bonds IN
the sum Of $4,000 TO build an addi-
ton to their present school building.
This morning Judge Diohl ordered
August Thele held % answer 10 the
district court on the charge Of assault
with attempt To commit murder and
the defendants bond was raised from
$l,5O0 to $4,000 Thiele Is accused Of
trying TO murder G, V, W0rthlngton,
advertising manager for Keith-O'Brien
company's store,
Chief Lynch OF the police department,
received a wire" this morning that
Detective Sergeant Hamilton Of the
Chicago force had left the Windy city
for salt Lake to take charge OF the
Italian, Sacco who Is charged with
stabbing q policeman, Sacco was ar
rested at Castle Gate by chief Lynch
and officer Miner several days ago.
ed Brown, colored, and Gertrude
Brown. his pale face wife, who reside
at 1905 lola avenue, ere reported as
having small poX, Both are 5S wears
of age. Two other cases Of that dis
ease were reported to the health office
today, those Of Thomas Wade, aged 90,
residing NJ $40 Blair avenue, and May
Morgan, aged H. residing at 1Gs Fifth
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-17
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at a. m, today;
Barometer reading at s a, m, $3.50
inches, Temperature at 6 a, m, 40
maximum, 60 minimum, 40, mean 5O
which Is 1 degree above normal.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month, % degrees.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since January /, 296 degrees.
Precipitation FOR the "A hours end
ing at 6 a, m, 80 inch,
Precipitation since the first Of the
month, 97 inch which Is "a inch be-
low the normal
Deficiency i'm precipitation since jan
uary I, As inch.
FORECASTS TILL z. NJ. TUESDAY
Local. forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity:
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday with oc-
casional rain.
Utah-Forecast taken at Denver,
Colo:
cloudy tonight and Tuesday with oc-
Casion0l rain.
West Wyoming: Occasional rain or
snow, warmer Tuesday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
High barOmetriC pressure extends
over the Rocky mountain slope and
central valles, ANA the pressure is low
over the southern plateau and North
Atlantic states.
Precipitation occurred over portions
of the Pacific and Atlantic, states,
plateau region, Ricky Mountain slope,
ohio valley Tennessee and the lower
lake region. II was showing this
morning at North Platte, Elkns, Buff
falo and Northned, VI
The temperature was generally mod
crate over the entire country
h. j. HYATT
Local FureCaster
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KILLS HIMSELF
BY STANDARDIZATION.
Love Loru and DiscOnsOlate, An
drew SamueIsOn Hangs Him
self 10 a Mine.
SWEETHEART WAS A WAITRESS
Left Murray for Eureka and lie Was
Gloomy and Discouraged 10 conse.
quence - Suicide Was Deliberate

With his neck In a moose which he
had prepared by throwing n rope over
ceiling timber Of a water tunnel
near Holiday Andrew Samuelson
slowly stranged himself TO death sat-
urday morning, and his body was dis
covered yesterday afternoon, The rope
hung 30 near to the floor that II at any
time during the slow dying process
Samuelson had cared TO save himself,
he could have done 80 by merely
strengthening out his legs which no
had bent at the knees, The tunnel was
only four and a half feet high, From
circumstantial evidence II appears that
he did the deed because OF love that
was unechoed in the breast OF Anna
Ormstrom Of Murray, The body now
lies at the Evans undertaking estab.
lishment waiting word as 20 It's maj
disposition from Denver where the
mans relatives reside
Samueson was employed rs foreman
OF small gang OF workmen at the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pauys plant at Murray and Wednes-
day last Miss Ormstrom, TO whom he
had been paying attention for a year
past, left Murray for Eureka, without
In any way responding to his appeals
for hon lovo II is now Thought that
he Gn,i partlng was an unpleasant
one, and that SamuelsOn felt very deep
lv mo relectuont lie was hard
Ioririug man sobor and industrious,
and when he ami his fob At the smelter
Friday evening ne ,yls assured that
sb"1li he ever return he would have
another position waiting for him,
The lady Of the miners affections was
Inc house. where Samualson took his
r.g,ls Tbev s,,y uu,h If each other
I'm the va,r aftpr tbe romance began
rrd ,yIon she loft Iast Wednesday
yninuaI-on took ON a despondent atu.
nidc which eliminated Friday evening
In hIs ostinp for HIS time check. lie
told the oonuauy's officer who made
IL out tbat he vIs poing 10 Denver tc
eco "A aister Who Uyos there.
SaturJnv rbrpiur with "A niece of
,ope he had bour1t tho uipht before In
! q Murray store. Samuolgon started fol
tho bIlls ON tbo dismal quest Of "A place
to bnnr himself He seemed 10 be sat.
ieaed vrItb "A water tunnel ON the pro.
nnrty of Georpe coleman. located neal
Noilson's STORE I'm Holiday. and ther,
susneudod hlmseIf nv bending his knee.
| artsr 6viup tha rome 10 a ceiling tim.
| ber
| Yesterday afternoon Otto Johnson. q
young man living AT Holiday Will,
| rnsslnr the mouth of the tunnel saw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-17
BUSINESS NOTES.

Todav's local bank clearIngs amount
ed TO sS72,SS9. go Hs against $SlS,355. 90
Tor the same day last year,
Last weeks local bank clearngs
amounted to S2,969,071, 30, as against
S2.O23,0S2.33 for the same week OF last
year, an increase Of S9l5 99f.97,
A copy Of the articles of incorpora-
ton OF the lIolhrook- Smedley Furni-
ture company OF Bounuful, was filed IN
the secretary of states Office today. 1t
is capitalized at $4,000 divided into
shares OF the par value Of 81 each. ira
c. Holbrook IL president; b. A. Hol-
brook vice president; h. b. Smedley,
secretary and treasurer.
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succeeding in this they broke a wine
dow and jumped out, making their es-
cape Special officer Eggleston observed
the lads at the corner Of TWenty-sec-
ond ANA jefferson streets this morning,
and when he spoke OF arresting them,
they broke and ram Rausch was soon
captured and taken 10 the county jail,
after which the officer with Deputy
sheriff Sebring, took after Beckman
They found him ON the bank Of the
ogden river, but he quickly made or
and It was not until Sebriug had fired
a shot at him. that he saw az to give
Nl0Iself up.
Sam NeWey and Otto Clark were ar
rested last night by officer Robert Burt
for last driving, and put up $40 each for
their appearance, which sum was this
morning declared forfeited. The young
men were out yesterday afternoon with
their best girls, and after colliding with
O. telegraph pole and throwing them out,
hurting one OF the girls quite badly,
they went 10 town and procured an.
other rig, also another girl and were
cutting quite dash along the highway,
when the officer at Five Points took
them IN.
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Hoods T0rSdpGriLiG
and Pills

Make the blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality
strength and animation, aud cure
all eruptions. Have the whole family
begin to take them today.
Hoods sarsaparIlla has been Used In
our family for some time, and always with
good results. Last spring l was all run
down and got bottle Of 1t, and as usual
received great benefit" MISS BEULAu
Boyer, stowe, VI,
Hoods Sagsaparilla promises 20
cure ard keeps the promise,
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First Excursion Over Salt Lake
Route Completed Run at
Q'30 a, m
IN SO HOURS AND 30 MINUTES.
Train Pulled Into Los Angeles This
Morning With All Well on E
Board

From adylces received at headquar-
ters here this morning the first through
passenger train over the Salt Lake
Route the W. O. W. special, arrived tn
Los Angeles at $3.50 today, coast time,
The first section left salt Lake at Z p.
m, on Saturday night followed by the
second mt $3.50. Allowing for the hours
difference between mountdm ana coast
time the trip was accomplished ln 80
hours aud 80 minutes, which when the
heavy trains. new track and the wa
ter situation are taken into consider
alton, is not bad performance. 70
Saturday evening, prior TO the de-
parture of the trains the oregon short
Line depot was crowded with SAT- Lax
ers gathered to give the FIRST train Il
rousing send-on. The train was
handsome one the second section be-
ing made up Of ~ oars fun Ncstibulod
and including the new chair cars with
big Pullman windows am Oregon Short
Line diner decorated with pot plants,
ferns and carnations, pullWans and %
corridor statcroom cur The FIRST Soc
ton pulled out via Provo, while the
main train went over the bennington
cut -of Engine l0G one OF the new
huge locomotives with pyle electric
headlight attracted considerable at
tenton.
The train was iu charge Of Couduc-
tor Brown while Engineer Singleton
was at the throttle accompanied by
Fireman Bridge I'm the cab, Matthews
and Husbands were the brakemen.
Including the Utah state Band and
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A Kentucky Beauty Dead,

New York, April lI--Miss Hattie
Belle quarter daughter Of the late
Archie Quarrrier Of Louisville, KY
vice president of the Louisville q Nash
willie railroad, Is dead ut the home Of
her brother I'm this city She was a
great beauty and was to have been
married April &c to James V. Me-
Donald,
Miss Quarter had been III with
pcuisy but sufficiently recovered last
week to fix the date Of her wedding.
Sunday I'm "a fit of coughing she burst
"a blood vessel and death occurred ul-
most Immediately
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ligbt frarrblsro evterds ,,util Noy pr
t9i5 n an tbo frarrlisos MIA bv Tho
cop,parv ha ovtendod to tbat dote we
think Tho cor,cor, ran have no iust
rpuse FOR co,nnIeInt
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Mr.. Dale asked Chairman Dern what
the company was betting for It's con-
cesslons N there should be a refusal
TO make n Franchise FOR nfty wears,
Judge Powers endeayored TO explain
tbat the cor,ron,, could no heneated
bv a consolidated franchise ana the eX-
tension of others and would get rid OF
the forfeiture clause.
Mr.. Cailister called attention 10 the
fact that ms the forfeiture clause was
I'm and was recommended by this COM
n,ittoe. an omission that ala not omit
certalnly was NOT n concession, Mr..
| Callsteg wanted A reduction 10 four
| cent car fares ana also wanted a re.
| ductIon I'm Inc nrlce OF prNate electric
/ lighting. since tho company, was will
/ ing to make these concessions on con-