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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16

dedicated on sunday, July eS next,
entirely free frum debt, The cost OF
the cdlnco win be nonfly $4,000
The state board Of insanity IN hold.
Ing a meeting NJ Provo today dov
cutler state Auditor Edwards and
state Treasurer rhrlstuneon went To
Provo this morning to attend the meet
ing
The following program VIII bo oh.
served ~ THIS afturn0on'A organ re-
,lal IN the Tabernacle Prelude Ia
Tristan nnd Isolde, Wagner, AndnntlnO
Lomuw Andnnio tairInRe), lmNdni
Old melody, lmpromplni march from
1nnDhnuHor wagner
postolilcc Inspector sharp has return.
cd from an extended trip 10 Texas
whore he held large sized hand w tho
objection ana capture Of ~ men en-.
gagged IN using the mails for lottery
purposes nt san Antonio. Tho lottery
had ~ headquarters IN old Mexico, and
has been operating ON the quiet for
Rcmo time,
rho funeral of Albert Stops who was
hlltd by STRIKING "a pole WINE jumping
from n Lagoon train, VIII bo held AT
v oW WIS 'N'0lllH l'ulH IfNt'NN hllN'lN
taking pnrora and the body win then
be shipped 60 pOlsu for lntormont There,
Tho widow VIII accompany the body
nnd remain IN Boise which was her
homo before marriage,
supt, Horton and several district Of
nolnls OF the Western Union were IN
town yesterday, and are IN Ogden to-
day arranging there for the nstala.
ton of the new operating plant The
new plant for the Salt Lake once was
Nlrnnpcd iW several months 0go, ana
VIII be horo early In August for Install
otion MI Horton says the cost Of he
improvements M this city win he he
tween $1,000 ana 5000,
Alty.0en, NJ, A, Broodon had u
pleasant visit bnok IN Illinois and In
diana whore he had not visited IN many
years, and NJ Decatur ILL.,, the local
Herald IN display headlines called at.
tontlon to the fact that he had not boon
there Tor nearly 10 years. stating also
that the Judge was the attorney general
Of Idaho, Judge Breodon was Inter-
Viewed IN Indiana, ana because he
didn't pitch In ana give ITS" TO the
'Mormons," local paper pours out
the Walls of llA lnky and polluted wrath
upon inc lWuHoh nohil
President T. w. Coaprlf Of the com.
morolnl National bank has returned
nom Los Angeles whore he attended
the convention Of the knights Of Co.
lumbus, lie says the Los Angeles pco'
Pic treated the visiting knights with
the greatest hospitality ana accorded
them every courtesy 30 that all the
visitors went away with the kindlIost
regards for southern CALIFORNIA. Mr..
rosgrlff said the next annual oonyon.
ton VIII be held at New Haven, Conn.,
tho birthplace and most important con-
ter Of the order A 100000 building
has Just been erected Nc New Haven
and knights from all over the country
ARE anxious 10 zee H. ana the New
Haven people are equally anxious that
they should So that n gren, time IN
promised next year when the conycn'
ton goes east,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Injunction Asked

An Injunction suit was 0lod In The
district court today by Jeremiah
Bonttlc against ", j, Dywatcr and j, j.
Ulloo, doing business ~ BywAtcr a.
Gtoo. 10 RESTRAIN defendants from nt-
tempting 90 collect Judgment for
costs rendered against plaintiff In their
favor on May 90, 1908 The complaint
alleges that defendants were parties To
the action ms Rnrnishoo ana that the
defendant IN the case IN the lower
court was samuel G., Bailey against
whom plaintiff secured judgment,
The garnlshee appealed the case 10
the district court whore Judgment or
dismissal Wna rendered IN their favor
together with costs amounting To
$40 3d. II lg claimed by plalntln mat
said Judgment Ia wholly void because
the court had no jurisdiction IN tho
ease M all Tor the reason that Samuel
g. Bailey the real defendant IN the
lower court was not made party TO
the appeal ana for tho further reason
that the undertaking on appeal was not
signed by two surc,les w required by
law u 10 therefore asked that de-
fondOutF be cnjoincd from collecting
said Judgment for costs and that tho
same be- set aside,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16

Journey lie was Swallowed TO the Mo
Brandc Western depot BY Deputy
Sheriff Edwards who saw him board
the train which let for ogden at II Oh
o'clock Az the train made NO etopN
between here and ogden Il ~ supposed
That he arrived IN the latter city all
right
Further than that he has not bo6n
heard from mp 60 2 o'clock this nftoft
noon, and there nre some doubts ~ 10
whether OF not he viii over report %
the reform school Judge Brown,
however believes that after the hoy
secs the sights In Ogdon 0nd spends his
70 cents, he Will show w at the school
The boy has been arrested q number
Of times when first brought before
the juvenile court he was charged with
forgery Sinoc then he has been ar
rested several times for stealing BIZ
cycles and chickens While out on
probation he did not report TO the
court when no agreed 60 do 10, and
hence hs word has not been tho boaL
Those connected with the juvenile
court await with much confidence a
further report ns 10 the whereabouts
of tho lad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
BUSINESS NOTES,

AZ their meeting ON Thursdav a..
board ol directors Of tho Utah Notonnl
Bank decided 10 Increase the rognls,
dividends Of the Institution from Il II n
per cont per nnnum, The stock ~ "A,
bank w closely held ana ia Nm s,tnn,,
demand bids considerably above WV,
cent market quotations have fnilod 4,
Induce The ownorn TO part with apy nf
foluys local bank clearing, a., ANN.
ed 10 Slg,Sl16b ag against SlGl.iCOGl
for The Same DAY last year
A copy of tho articles Of mcorpofu.
ton OF the Western Mills Of Logan Wns
iilod IN the secretary of states OHIO
today llh capital ftook Nv 100000. Il.
Nlded into shares Of the par value M
$40 each George Cole IN president saA,
JorgensoD, vice president 6. T.. Hydo
secretary ana treasurer The company
VIII operate "A flour min NJ lpgan,
The old ~ Marks school house prop.
criy, 81 feet 'front.' and li6 feet tlcop
has been sold by Mrs julia Mclnddou
of this city 10 Frank schumnchor of
Los Angeles, for $4,000 james Nun.
ray vice president OF the National
Bank Of the Republic, has SOLD 10 d
Los Angeles investor for $4,000 tho
northeast corner Of state ana Fourth
South streets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
JUVENILE COURT
BOY DISAPPEARS,
loungslcr Who Went TO the Re.
form School on Ills Honor
Is Missing
SEVENTY CENTS TO SPEND.
Judge Brswn Thinks lie VIII Reap
pear When That Ia Gone and Ask
For AdmItlanc, to school

Just at present There tooms 10 We n
question In tho minds of some as 70
whether or not the confidence " judge
Brown OF the Juvenile court has been
misplaced IN his action towards Ma
than Wilkos, a lt.ycor-od boy who was
committed 10 the reform school yes'
torday Judge Brown committed tho
boy and placed him on hls honor lhnt
he would 60 10 Ogden and turn himself
over 10 the Onlclnls Of the reform
school
lie gave the hoy enough mono, lO
pay his fare ~ ogden ana some change
for street car fare, ana gave him his
commitment papers and told him 10 re-
port TO The superintendent of the
school and present his papers Al 0,ij
yesterday morning the lad lofl the city
and county building and started on his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
ASKS FOR WRIT,
Minnie ioskwlv Wants 7, Issued
Against Judge whitaker

Minnie LockwiW today fled a potI-
ton In the district cour, asking for II
writ of certIor0H 10 be issued against
Judge J, j Whitaker " the city court,
80 that the proceedings taken by him
IN a case wherein Mary A Shnfer was
plaintiff and sig Simon, NJ, Nadel ana
Minnie Lockwlls were defendants may
be reviewed ny the district court Tho
AFFIDAVIT for the writ states that Judge
WHITAKER rendered n Judgment against
simon ana Nadcl for sli2, No on an nm.
dertaklng ON appeal IN the case but
that said judgment lg void for tho rca'
eon that the court had no jurisdiction
to enter the same, II IN alleged that
the anunt, Minnie Lockwlis, who was
the principal In the case was not made
u party dofondnn, In the judgment
against the surotios and that thcro was
mover any personal Judgment rendered
against her by said court a wit. Of
corlIorar was issued by Judge Rlohlo
and IN rotuuunblo ON Juno "a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
BOY COMMITTED.
Judge Brown scnds Harry fonson TO
The RoioM School,

Marry nonlon, Inc lGyourold boy
who hns boon m The county JAN over
since March q, was taken before Judge
Brown Of the Juvenile court today and
committed TO tho roform school ut og.
dem. nonpon and c. ", Moroho1d held
up aud robbed T. q, Raymond Of 10 on
ne nluhl Of March ~ Morchend was
taken back east 90 answer To u moro
serious charge and Benson has been IN
tho county jail ever since awaiting
Humo action 10 bo taken IN hs case,
II was finally decided 10 commit HIN
to the reform school 80 such action
WAS tukm today His attorney, Ar
thur T.. christensen wnA present ~
court taking data IN the case, ana VIII
undCrmkc 10 secure the boy'a release
under writ OF hubopa corpus, which
VIII test the constlluionnllty OF the
Juvenile court law and which II Ia cN-
pooiel viii be nlod today or tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
SLllTAOAINST lNlTERURBAN
Especial 10 the "News,")

Los Angeles, CAL. juno i6,--Lttle
Was done In the police court today In
connection with the oi,ys suit ordered
by Mayer MoAIeer against tho Los An
aelos lnterurban Railway company Tor
alleged violation Of tho laws In carry
ina freight through the streets OF the
city, General Manager A. D, SCHNEIDER
Of the road, superintendent g. D. Mo.
Lonsusn, and n, A, Toureillo appeared
as defendants, but asked time TO plead
Thoy were given until Monday and ro'
leased upon their own reoognIsance'
The company, N defeated, az expect
cd, will carry the case 10 tho state su'
prone court There 10 no state law
giving municipalities OF California
power TO gran, 'reiah,'earryInn priv
ileoes and lack OF law viii be depended
upon by tho city In tho suit n 10 OK
peo,ed that tho state Legislature VIII DO
asked 10 remedy this, "poiee" at the
next session,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
WEATHER REPORT

Record az the local ofnco of the weather
bureau for the "a hours ending AT Ca m
today,
Barometer reading at ia M 1910
inches, temperature AT 6 a, M NJ Dc,
Rroos, maximum, &c. minimum 30, mean
g. which " 3 degrees below normal,
FORECASTS TlLL6p, NJ, SATURDAY,
Local foreeas, for aalt Lake CITY and
ylolniyi
FaIr tonight and Saturday, warmer,
For Utah ofccast taken at Denver,
Cololi
Fair ,onph, and Saturday warmer
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
Precipitation occurred over portions Of
the Rocky mountain slope and eastward
10 the Atlantic, II was raining this morn
INK at Lander North Plato Huron, III.
lc Rock Detroit ana Winnipeg with
heavy rains az follows North Platte, a.
inch, Rapid city ll0i Ashoyllo i09, aud
Calgary ia At Calgary nearly nvo
Inches Of precipitation occurred In 30
hours, Thundcr6iorms were quito general
II, j. HYATT,
Local Forocastoh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
SHE MEANT WELL

Blshop Coleman Of Delaware, the
Episcopal dlanllnry who every summer
lnkoa 4 two or three weeks tour over
he country lmmplng incognito, IN q
man NJ tremendous appetite, ana N
proud Of H. But u story IN related of
dent county housewife who gol the
best Of him, She was the learned prel-
Nlo'a hostess ON one " his trNmplng
tours, and, knowing very wen who he
was, sot before him a dinner ~ for a
man Of great loborr The bishop NJ.
pleolatod her cooking highly, and told
her 40, but he was unnreparcd Tor her
wiondCri Bless YOU bishop, eat your
llll for ! love 10 nee yo oati cnt I'll SO
buft ! wlaht you would "~Cloyeland
Leader
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
WATCH THIS BOY

Au exchange asks what has be,
come NJ the boy In patches" why
hlom your soul ne In out on tho farm
hopping olods l6 hours a day lie viii
como 10 town after "A While TO run the
banks ana the stores aud be the sue
t,ssul lawyers ana preachers and
phyalonnh Don't worry about the boy
IN patches Us the slick looking store.
clothed, nicely groomed lad YOU want
20 inquire about Hos the fellow lhntf
gcng 20 drop through crack IN the
sidewalk CAT OF sight one Of these days
-.ContrnllN tMo), Courier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
- -" -
WILL CROSS BATS,


The fundamentally eligible ana the
malrlmonIally Ineligible employees Of
the street railway employees nt the barn
have decided 10 opon base ball hoslll.
ililA ana VIII cross bats In ungory
coulost lomorrow'Nt $3.50 y, m, at CAL
derr park A special ear viii leave
the barn al b y, No. carrying tho peace
ful warriors of the spiked shoe and lett
handed milt and something too torri'
bic 90 mention ~ expected IN the way
of athletic achievements The manage.
mculs NJ tho Nnlonul ana American
tongues have been notified ~ the game,
and the telegraph companies have been
asked to put In special wires ana
operators 100 the mark 40 that the con.
tou may bc wired by hnigs 60 All thc
mrgpr cities of the country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Four Years for Burglary.

Frank Kelly Hayden appeared before
Judge Nltchle IN the district court this
afternoon ana withdrew his former plea
~ not guilty 10 the charge Of burglary
and entered one OF guilty lie waived
time ana was sentenced by the court 10
four years In the state prison, Hayden
hurRarlzed store al ibl south West
Temple street on the night Of May I,
ana stole sOmu oriental ruEs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
WILL FIOHT FOR GIRL


Los Angeles, CAL, June 10-'Two OF
tho participants in ,oniahts amateur
BOXING contests arc entered at their
own reauoT, being rivals for the hand
Of fair daughter Of the city The po'
lice viii be present and regard tho event
with suspicious eye, real scraps being
prohibited by the ordinances,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
EXPERT CHIMNEY CLIMBERS
(spee iaI 10 the News

Los Angeles, Cal, June 16--W' Rcd
ney and N, Dewey broke all chimney
climbing records nj the police station
early this morninq, The men were
prisoners In tho iail and assembled the
sooty aperture, a distance OF 70 feet
While awaiting 10 make their escape
through a seu,tlc officers appeared and
gathered them IN,
Members OF the Grand Army and
relief corps will celebrate bunker hill
day tomorrow near San oabrlel mission
r. Z, Robinson Of tho Townsend Rob-
in,on Investment company, who wao
thrown from an automobile q distance
OF 10 ioet, aliohtlna upon his head, 10
suffering a largo bump on tho Uranium
only,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Condemnation Suit,

The oregon short Line Railroad com.
p0ny nlcd suit m the district court to-
day Ngnnel stanley H. Miner 70 COM
denim for railrond purposes several lots
I'm Fountain Place subdivision on Nlnlh
soulh between Fourth ana Firth West
strOotg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
MARKS IDEA

Mark Twain was visiting N II, llog.
ors, who lei the humorlet into his w..
brlry
"fhcre' nc ml1 nv he pointed 10 o
bust of white marble what do YOU
think of that"
II was bust NJ u young woman col-
Ink her hair
Mr.. Clemens looked NJ Il n moment
and then said
N ISM true 10 nature"
why notP' MIR Rogers asked
'Sho ought 10 have her mouth fun
Of hnrplne"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
AFTERNOON on EXCHANGE

The afternoon sales on the mining ok.
change were,
Grand Central, 10 at alO
New York bonanza, 100 at 81, 300 Ut
Oiho
Yankee, 500 nj 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16

which No N now In fail awaiting trial
In the district court BENJAMIN Camp
who was charged with Buckley was
DISCHARGED II IN alleged that buckley
ON June robbed a man by the name OF
sullivan az The lllghlnnd Roy boarding
hnnNn nnlr mo Nmnllnr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
jUN<ET JOTS.

Thomas c. Wallace, perhaps the best
known fertilizer and soll expert In
sOuthorn california, N In town M u
g0odly sized factor IN the Los Angeles
visitation, While here Mr., Wallace
viii visit tho guun0 Islands IN the great
lake that are being worked by the Utah
Fertilizer company and win be shown
around by President =, w, Madson,
Mr., Wallace deals In Jokes M we'll an
fertilizer, and wired Riverside last owe.
ming that MessrN Evans and Wander.
grlfl of the delegation were really IN.
tending 10 sing here In public, The an
nounoemont seems 10 have created u
sensation At Riverside, ana after Tho
c0mmoilOn ma somewhat subsidized, MI,
wallace received this morning n toles
grnph order from the mayor of the
city ana county ana state nfilclhlH at
Rlversde ordering him 10 have Mossre,
Evans and Vandcrgrft sent home un-
der the escort Of u heavy guard,
Representative NJ the Independent
Telephone companies OF this city ana
LOS Angeles met Wednesday afternoon,
In Col Harris onloea IN the lndopend.
onVs building In this city, ana the call
lfornln people agreed 10 extend their
llno 10 Las Vegas Now ON condition
that the Utah company VIII build 10
that point from SAT- Lake, The matter
~ now under consideration,
----.----
Local real estate mon are taking nm-
brngo at some Of tho what they call,
ATTN prices that are being asked by
holders of property hero, In one casa
noted this morning some state street
property has gone up $500 Il front foot
N 20 days
Dr. lIouRhton, the Los Angeles city
councilman, hi n gambling house on
Commercial street an awful crack last
night winning $3.50 NJ n sitting lntor
he returned and left $500 with tho
dealer
Dr, !, II, Trout, coroner OF Los Angc.
los, called Thursday afternoon on tho
local officers OF the Pennsylvania Unl'
yorsity Alumni local association and
invited that body 20 attend the ponnsy
reunion In los Angeles on July 20,
Among tho features Of the gathering
win be U banquet M the Jonathan club
NJ 81 n plato The University Of Penn.
syvnnIa has delegated Vice Provost
Edgar r. Smith to be present on tho
occasion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
LATE LOCALS.

Tho furniture for tho now Y, NJ. g, A.
fulldlnE ordered from Chicago has
nnally been goi through the strike and
win be here IN n few days
Tho Forest Dale Westinghouse viii DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
ONLY 800
Ogden and Return,

VIA oregon short Linc, sunday Juno
lslh Round trip only 400 Leave
snlt Lake either no n, M 1880 u, ms
u lao y, No. Returning leave ogden
IA or $3.50 y, M,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Held for Robbery.

John buckley was bound over 10 thu
district court today by Justice Holm OF
Murray on the charge " robbery ana
his bail was iixed al $500, IN default OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
OGDEN EXCURSION.

Sunday, june 18th, via oregon Short
Line, Take either one " three trains
leaving nj 7'l0 n, M, 1890 o. mo or
lii0 D. M Returning, leave Ogden "a
$40 n, mu or $50 H. m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16

Dr. ilouRhlon, the Los Angeles city
councilman hit n gambling house on
Commercial street an awful crack las,
night winning $3.50 nt n sitting lAlor
he returned ana left $500 with Tho
dealer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16

vatora from parleys creek being con,
Quoted from that canyon TO the city
through Nv water mains, the object
and pllrpogo Of snld bond Issue being
IN c6npirnrt conduit from Parloye
crook 10 Bg cottonwood canyon for
the mirposo of conducting the water
of BIN Cottonwood creek through
gtla conduit 10 PhlloSs coh'
,an and delivering TIE same ~ mo
intake NJ mo proaont conlull nv ppl'
loyH canyon through when " WIZ no
ronducted INTO me water mains ~ The
cSltllng water system Of salt Lake
Guy
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05
Shouting Their Praises.

Kirkland, Ill, Jan. 2.-(Speclai.)-
Cured of the terrible Rheumatic pains
b q made him a cripple for years, Mr..
isitiiard r. Greenhon. an old and re.
spected resident OF this place, is shout
ing the praises of the remedy that
cured him, Dodd's kidney Pills.
had the rheumatism in my left
limb SO that | could not walk over ten
to fifteen rods at a time and that by
b use OF two canes Mr.. Greenhon
says. 4 would have 10 sit or lie down
on the ground when | was out trying
To walk and the sweat would run
Gown my face, with so much pain. L
could not sleep at night for about Eve
or six weeks.
tried different doctors medicines,
but they were all no good. Then l sent
for Dodd's Kidney Pills and almost
from the first they brought relief. BY
the time | had taken fourteen boxes
OF them my rheumatism was all gone
and can truly say I feel better than
4 have in the last twenty-five years"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05
Just Thirty One.

Representative Holiday OF Indiana,
when in rneditative mood. sometimes
ti!;s his head far back in his chair.
looks Into the gay ceiling of the hall of
representatives. and allows his beard
20 L q horizontal position. He was
In Siiat kind Of q -neditauye mood when
q gray. old man slipped into The seat
GsaiaG him.
Say, Holiday. called The man in the
rear after q Geye moments.
g9ae Indiana man reused himself and
turned around 10 see 1t was Speaker
Cannon
There are Just sh~irty-one,'' said the
speaker.
hiriy-one what2 said Holiday.
sTh5rty-oRe hairs in your bald head"
reDiied The speaker, risky. Y know.
beessass 1 have counted them"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05
Homo Made cement

a capital cement for broken china
and ~bric-a.brac that can be mode at
nome 1s obtained by miying half ali
spoonful Of boiling milk and addins
enough plaster Of Parissto produce 3
creamy paste. To use succesEfully have
the, pieces to be mefded. warm n an.
ply the cement warm with a gmall
brush. Objects repaired with this &c.
ment haYesto beasetsaside for q week
they can bsawashed in either warn 3,
cold water with safety.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05
Pocket ~searchli.ht.

Country Lie in america: A move.
and valuable gift for q suburbanite,
who has to CONE homo og dark several
months in the year, IS q little pocket
searchlight, costing from IS cents TO S..
1t has n small electric battery, which
has to be ~recharged every Two months
or SO, ut 4 cost OF about IS cents. such
a light save getting nj mud puddies,
stumbling over stones. and Is also Il
pheasant companion, for it reveals q Ia
vorate tree, or the hnuse of a friendly
~neighhor. 1t is also something CT 4 pro
lection, for it enables one 10 take q
look al any one who may be appFoach-
tng in the dark.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05
Revenue and Currency.

sss.icassa Ghnnnieln: SECRETARY OF the
Treasury Shaw in his annual report
speaks Of the cecrs1se OF SSS,oGteNc II!
the Gusonis receipts Tor the last LScat
yeSr IS S~ornr3FSd wtth 1889 ana me
continued dscrs&Se during the early
a the Near. In ~ eNsnson OF
tgs saSreEary the oeereasc N2S Que
rather M SpetlSt ana 2ofioEl'(3t SpAel-
ytoSs tssaFa te inaasiTaat and 'raae os-
preston, There aaS Recently ossa an
s~fFe2eass III SsS&ipt$ @&a we secretary
SOS ~ Ss&>4a 70 osiaeNe taaS tNS IeN-
eaSSS i0>9& J&SS source Wail Dc less uN'-
tnS rs s2sfsat hse3i year Shan 'heE
~SF@ ~ %S'et,