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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

an additional experiment station, and
transfer of Southern Utah experiment
farm. Agriculture and irrigation.
3, Il. No. 3-Callster, to establish
experiment farms to investigate tbs
best methods Of retaining arid lands.
Agriculture and irrigation.
;, j, No. f-Larsen, 10 establish an
experiment farm, provide for a COM
mission to select site, and an apprO-
priatlon To carry 1t on. Agriculture
ana irrigation.
$, B. No 5--MoKay. 10 provide an APP
preparation to cover the Carbon county
service OF the national guard, Discard
cd.
s. B. No. johnson, to cover the de-
hclt OF the Utah commission for the
Louisiana Purchase exposition, Appro-
priadons and claims.
5, Il. No. S-Committee on appropria-
lions and claims repeating the bounty
law Conference committee, returned.
and dropped,
S b. No 0--Willams, 10 provide for
purchase Of works OF art by the state.
Education.
s. y, No, l0-Conference committee,
substituting s. y. No. s, repeating the
present bounty laws Passed
>. B. No. ll--Larsen, to establish
SCHOOLS oil agriculture, and domestic
economy Agriculture and irrigation.
$, b. No, l2--LaWrence (by reduesO
to secure registration Of plumbers, and
supervision OF drainage and plumbing
~ cities Of the first and second class,
s. y. No. 10. Mckay (by request) 10
investigate the proper use OF irrigation
water and reclamation Of alkal lands:
agriculture and Irrigation.
s. b. No. II, Rasband, to amend law
relative to appointment Of state land
board members and terms; public
lands.
s. b. No. 10, Rasband to amend laws
relative to board Of equalization. ways
and means.
s. b. No. l6. Bennion, TO authorize
recorders to take acknowledgement and
administer oaths; judiciary.
s. b. No. II, Holingsworth. requiring
bond OF $4,000 for secretary Of state,
judiciary.
S b. No rs, Lawrence (by request,
TO provide plats Of cemeteries and evil
dence Of burial rights Judiciary.
S b. No 10, Lewis, 10 provide for
publication Of county assessment rolls,
fixing penalty for evasion or misrepre-
sentation aud a penalty for officers dis
closing name Of parties giving informa-
ton TO assessors or boards OF equaliza-
ton, ways and means
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
MANY Ailments One Cause

have called these the Inside nerves
Tor simpliCity's sake, Their usual name
Is the sympathetic nerves. Physicians
call them by this name because thoy arc
80 closely 0llied--hccause each Is IN such
close sympathy with the others The re-
suit Ia that when one branch Is allowed
~ become impaired, the others weaken.
That liz why one kind Of sickness leads in
tn another That IL why cases become
complicated" For this delicate nerve ~
the most sensitive part OF the human sys-
TEN.
Does this not explain to you some OF
tho uncertainties OF mediCIne-is II not a
good reason TO your Wind why other kinds
OF treatment may have fnlled2
Don't you see that THIS In NEW IN
medicine? That this n NOT the mere
patchwork Of stlmuluut-the more
soothing Of a nHrcOtCH Don't you see that
Il goes right a. the root OF the trouble
and erudicates the cause2
But ! do not ask you ~ take u single
statement OF mlue-l 40 not ask you 10
believe a word / say until you have tried
my medicine I'm your own home at my eN-
pcnse absolutely Could / offer YOU o full
dollars worth free If there were any mis-
representation Gould / let you 90 to
your druBgIst--whom YOU know-and pick
out amy bottle he has on his shelves OF
my medicine were y not UNlFORMLy
helpful2 Could / AFFORD 10 do this IL
l were not reasonably SURE that my
medicine will help your
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP.

Representative McCrsa, the baby leg
islator Of the lower house is one Of its
most ready speakarsand usually makes
a talk that is at once convincing and
unmlstakeablc.
The house committee on judiciary
Will meet Monday az 10 a. m 20 cone
slider H. ], r. No 1. excepting mort
cages from taxation. All interested in
the matter are invited to be present at
the meeting
Representative simons Of Utah thinks
the state missed II when II neglected TO
invite President Roosevelt to hunt big
gam In the jungles Of Utah, This, he
thinks. would have been the very place
for m intrepid Nimrod like the presi-
dent
when It comes down TO moving the
senate sessions along the active ones
take rank about as follows; Bamberg-
err, Lawrence Mckay, Johnson and
Bennion. Each Of these men has an
eagle eye out for what's doing. and is
on the ground floor getting action on II.
The lobbyist has already begun his
work. Yesterdays session was pre-
coded by regular reception In which
the constituents Of various senators
heart talks Prominent among the WIS.,
itors was Jesse NJ Smith, who talked
sheep laws TO several senators.
Some Of the senator's seem TO have
started out to remain silent sisters
through the session. About the busl-
est bunch Of men in the chamber so
far are Mckay Barber, Gardner Clegg,
Walton, Larson. and Calllster, comprls-
IA
mittee. Five bills are now before tho
committee being threshed out to deter
mine their merits.
Representative Kinney seems TO think
that the right TO move an adjournment
OF the house belongs exclusively to his
so-Calied pugnaclou7 colleague from
Salt Lake. The other afternoon Mr.
Kinney moved that Mr., Joseph be re-
quested to make his usual motion to ad-
iourn The gentleman not being pres
ont at the time, the matter went by
default, MIR. Joseph appearing Just IN
time to acquescc In the action taken
In the discussion Of the bounty law
yesterday afternoon Representative
Thompson told Of conversation ne had
had with a gentleman from Wyoming
who suggested that Utah adopt the law
now In effect In that state, requiring
hunters TO exhibit the left fore foot OF
the animal killed This, he suggested
might do very well for Wyoming but
there was nothing IN the law which
prevented the shipment ~ such pelts
to this state and the collection OF
second bounty thereon. neither Was
there anything In the Utah law which
prevented hides paid for here being
paid for the second time In Wyoming
He therefore pleaded for a law that
would be uniform IN al 1.-THE surrounding
states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
HELD'S LATEST.

Going to move into so and GO Nfat,
street and now he Is selling even
thing at half prlce---a bona ilde on,
in two sale. No reserve. All bH,
fine stationery, leather goods, iadias,
bags pictures, everything pertain.
ing TO ladies' and gentlemens cor.
respondence, among the bargains
We only have space to enumerate tbc
following
Ladies' hand bags s15 to zoe values
half price.
Glove boxes, cuff and collar boxes
handkerchief boxes, So to 5Oc one.
half price.
Fine linen lawn stationery. tbo
kind you use. So to 4Oc boxes, one.
half price,
Pictures, framed aud not framed
all values, one-half price
Card cases purses, novelties In
leather $3.50 to 25c values, one. half
price.
Writing desks for travelling and
the home, SO TO 75c values, one -half
price.
We will be fixed to do all your ens
printing and engraving Don't for.
get after February /, so and GO
Main The old Kolitz stand. where
we will have the finest Stationery
store in the West
HELD, ART STATIONER.
Now 81 Main ST. Pen Doctor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
Inside Nerves.

Only ono out Of every % has perfect
health OF the o. sick ones some are bed
ridden some are half dok, and some are
only duh and listess But most Of the
sickness comes from common cause. The
nerves are weak Not the nerves you or
dinarly think about-not tho nerves that
govern your movements and your
thoughts,
But the nerves TINT unguidcd and I'M
known, night and day keep your heart
in mouou- control the digestive Hppar0-
tus-regulate your liyer-operate your kid
neye.
These are the nerves that wear out ana
break down.
Il does no good 10 treat the allng or.
gan-the Irregular hoart-tho dsprdcrel
llyor-the rebellious stomuch-the de.
ranged kidneys They arc not 10 blame,
hut 10 back To the nerves that control
them. There you VIII ind the seat OF the
trouble.
There Is nothing now about this--noth.
ing any physician would dispute But II
remained for Dr. Sho0p TO apply this
knowledge tQ put Ii 10 practical use Or
Shops Restorative IS the result OF
quarter century OF cndeovor along this
very line 10 does not dose the organ or
deaden the pain-but 1t does 20 al once
10 the norye--the inside ncrve-the power
ncrye-and builds II up, and streng thons
II and makes Il well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

favor OF smaller appropriation .,
various commissions ana expositlon.
and in favor Of smaller salaries in ,S'
interests of the taxpayers
At a mass meeting just held n oo,.
mittee consisting of Joseph A. stu
Charles Hanks, David Evans, ana NV
vld A. Stone was appointed 10 dros.
memorial to the state I.egislatn,tg'
asking them TO be careful with the n"o
pies means In passing laws that spent
At the meeting the discussion doy,i
oped the fact that some citizens fei,
that the state was resting under NV
heavy a burden OF taxation, ana ~.
the supply Of office seekers was in AZ
cess OF the demand, especially oaice
seekers Of the unqualified sort. Tts
townspeope OF Salem want other soc
lions to join them in their crusade ~.
small appropriations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
PERRY S. HEATH SUES.
Files Action Against Local Furniture
Firm for $3,52250.

Perry S. Heath filed suit in the dis
trlct court today against the Freed
Furniture & Carpet company for 49,
522,5O,as damages for an alleged breach
Of the terms Of a lease entered into
between plaintiff and defendant, on
Aprll Is, 1904, for the rental Of the En-
pire building located on the corner Of
South Temple and First West streets.
for term Of five years II is alleged
that after certain alterations had been
made in the building at the request OF
the defendant the defendant repudiat-
ed the lease, and plaintiff was COM
PEELED TO rent the building at loss.
Hence he asks damages IN the sum
stated above, and also for $3.50 as attor.
neys fees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
MAINTENANCE
OF WATER SYSTEM

Superintendent Of Waterworks Frank
J.. Hines today filed his report with
Mayor Morris for the year 1904 1t
shows the expenditures Of the depart
ment to be S51. $500 az compared with
SIS, $500 for the previous year. There
has been an increase IN the cost Of
maintenance OF the department Of
S2,560.1S, however, on account OF the
Increase IN the number ana salaries Of
employees. The improvements added 10
the system during the year amounted
10 s3,lS6.9l
The water assessment OF the city for
the year ending june &c. 1908 amounts
10 $sS, 40595 and the supplementary as
sessment made between July l and
Dec, 81, 1904, brings the total ASSESS
menta made up to the last named date
up 10 Sos, 453.44. The assessments on
motered property up to June 80, 1905.
amount to Sli,5OO making the grand
total OF all assessments Sl22, 958.h or
this amount It is estimated that the re-
hates and uncollectlble assessments win
amount 10 N,054l3 leaving total
amount colleetible Of tliS,S99M,
with the four miles OF water mains
laid during the year the city now has
a. total of 100 miles OF mains In It's
system. Material on hand at the close
OF the year was valued at S24,79l09
During the past year the report states
that tho water supply has been more
plentiful than for several years past,
the average flow In the system for the
past ak months being lb56526l gallons
per day. There are now 2S5 meters IN
use In the city,
The superintendent recommends that
two high line tanks be replaced with
new cement tanks. 1t IL also recon-
mendod that the county be compelled
10 pay for the water Il uses at the
county jail and ground and that the
city cemetery department pay for the
water used by It, II is also recon-
mended that hospitals and churches he
made to pay for the water used Just
the same as is done IN other cities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
A Full Dollars Worth Free
Can any AiIins one Refuse ?

will pay outright FOR your FIRST dollar bottle OF Or.
Bhoops Restorative 7 dopos-no promise You ak0
no risk you pay nothing either now or later The dollar
bottle Is free 20 those who have not tried my remedy
want no reforenCes-pQ security. The poor have the
opportunity the rich TO and all Mere
" write and ask Will send you an order on your drug
glst lie will give YOU FREQ the full dollar package
afford to offer full dollars worth free because mino
ordinary remedy Ordinary remedies symptoms
My remedy treatB the that produce the Rymp-
toms symptom treatment must be kept up foroycras long
the there My treatment may be stopped
as has removed the cause for that Is always the end Of
trouble
There is no mygery-no miracle. explain my
you easily "a I tell you why cold freezes
water and why heat molts lee Nor do claim discovery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

ror every detail my treatment Is truths
damenal that deny them every ingredient
my medicine old the hills It grows on simply APP
piled the truths combined tho ingredients into remedy
that Is practically certain The paragraphs below will show
you the reason why,
But my years Of patient experiment win avail you Moth
ana even belief will cure only remedy do that
So now have this offer. dlsregard the evidence
aside the that mine Ia the largest medical practise
In the world and 20 you stranger ask you
believe word that TN you have proven It for
yourself offer 70 give you outright fun dollars worth Of
Dr. Shops Restorative No else has tried hard
remove every possible for doubt II Is the utmost
unbOunded denCe suggest Il and frank
and fair II is the supreme test Of my mless belief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
For Kidney Troubles

The Kidneys are the blood filters They
are operated solely by the inside nerves.
The branch which operates them and
regulates them Is called the renal plcxus.
When the rcnul pleXus Ia weak or lrreg-
lar the kidneys become clogged with tho
very polsons they should throw on No
kidney treatment Cap clean them out or
cure them and one stage leads into am
other until after n while the Kidneys
themselves begin 10 break down and dis
kidney trouhe-that Is through the inside
nerves that control them. which DR.
Shops Restorative alone strengthens aud
restores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

them are prominent IN social and
church circles, particularly in the lat
ter. These were in constant commune
cation with ministers who sat at diff
ferent places In the audience, watch
ing the work which they had been aid
ing and abetting. Great secrecy was
maintained IN keeping from the public
the names Of the women who attached
their signatures to the protest, and
whenever a woman was found In the
gathering who displayed signs of hesl-
tation or who questioned the propriety
of what was being done, she was
promptly encouraged and "braced" by
her more vigorous and confident sis
teTg,
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Simply Write Ne

effect Cure-but / do not promise that.
Nor DO 1 fear a loss Of possible profit II
Il does. For such test will surely con.
vince the cured one beyond doubt or dis.
putc or disbelief, that every word / say
is true,
The offer Is open TO everyone, every.
free dollar bottle order All druggists do
not grant the test / viii then direct YOU
TO one that does He will pass Ii down
TO you from Ms stock as freely as though
your dollar laid before him Write for
the order today The offer may not re,
main open, VIII send you the book YOU
ask Tor beside. II Is free. II will help YOU
70 understand your case. What more can
] do 20 convince you of my lnterest-of
my sincerity?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
For Heart Trouble

Your Heart beats more than ten thou
sand times a day And every heart beat
IS an impulse 0f the inside nerve branch
called The cardiac pleXus The heart is
a muscle but Il is tho AervC that makes
the muscle 90 the work An irregular or
weak heart is almost In every lnstnnce.
the direct result ~ a weak or irregular
nerye--lnsido nerve, TO cure heart trou-
BILE, restore the nerve to normal Or
Shops Restorative win restore the car.
plexus and the renal ploxus For All are
equal parts OF the great inside nerve svs.
tem-the power nerves-the master
nerves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local ONCE Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours end
ing at a. m. today:
Barometer reading at a. M, 90
inches. Temperature at a, M, "a
deg. maximum, az minimum, 32;
mean, SO, which is 10 deg above the
normal
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since the first OF the month"; 80 degrees
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since Jan. /, 80 degrees,
Precipitation since the first OF the
month 80 inch which is "a inch be-
now normal,
Deficiency In precipitation since Jan.
/, "a inch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

that vote was cast laid aside my poll.
ties | listen TO the voice OF my peo-
pie and when the stockmen ask for
this bounty It Is my duty to vote for IL.
As Democrat / am opposed 10 boun-
ties 10 build up wealthy corporations,
but there Is wide difference between
helping trusts and corporations ana
helping the private industries that are
struggling for livelihood. But DO
not vote on this question as Demo-
orat 1 have risen above politics, and
/ am looking out for the interests Of
nv constituents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
For Stomach Troubles

Tho stomach Ia controlled by delicate
nerve called the solar pleXus Prize light
crs know that "a blow over the stomach
a solar ploNus blow-meHnf a sure knock
out. For this nerve is ten times us scu-
solar plexus ~ only ono OF tho centers of
the great inside noryc--the power nerve
IL is one Of the master nerves, The stom-
ach IL lbs slave Practically all stomach
trouble Is nerve tf0uble-luslde nerve
trouble, solar pcXus trouble, DR.,
Shops Restorative strengthens the
inside nerves = strengthens the so-
lar pleXus-and the stomach trouble, dls-
appears,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
Ynauls Murder Americans.

Nogules, Ariz., Jan 2l,--The bodies
Of five Americans who were murdered
yesterday az sonora, Mexico, by Yaqui
Indians were brought here today, The
dead men are sald to have lately come
from somewhere IN Illinois.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
CONFERENCE POSTPONED,

The quarterly conference Of the san
Juan stake, advertised TO be held Feb.
ana g., Is postponed without date on
account OF sickness prevailing there
JOSEPH Il. SMITH.
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TnoMPsoN spEAKs ON.

Thompson characterized lotions ar
gument as fallacious and weak. He
took occasion 20 remind the opponents
Of the bill that II they had enough
votes 20 prevent the repeal Of the law,
they would certainly have enough votes
TO pass a new one Anderson OF Nor
gan was opposed 10 the measure ana
for the life OF him he couldn't see what
polltica had TO do with It. Others
spoke Ia the same strain, and after Nc
Crea had answered some Of his oppos-
ing colleagues vote was taken and
the bill was defeated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
GUARD EXPENSES.

II. b. SO, by Curtin providing for tho
payment OF the expenses Of the national
guard while on duty In Carbon county,
came UP under a suspension OF the
rules and was signed by the speaker IN
open session.
9. j. II. No. 1, eliminating pen
knives and fountain pens from the list
Of articles for the use OF members Of
the Legislature, was read the second
and third times and passed under a
suspension Of the rules.
Kinney asked for a suspension OF the
rules for the introduction Of beated
bills, but the motion was opposed and
on roll call was lost by a vote Of 30 to
TO- Then the house adjourned till Mon
day at 2 o. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
DIED.

sWENsON,- AT Sandy, Utah, Jan. 49, 1915.
OF typhoid pneumonia, Anna Swonson,
wif0 OF Lars Swenson, aged 81 years.
months ana q days. Native NJ sweden
Funeral services will be held SUNDAY.
Jan, %, at 2 p. M from the Free MIS-.
sion Church Friends are invited To- at.
tend. lntorment In Sandy cemetery.
DRANEY AT Plain City, Weber county,
Utah Jan. lG, 1906. Mary j. Draney
widow OF John Draney a PIONEER ot
Weber county who pulled a handcart
across the plains In early days. She was
the only sister Of Hamilton G. Park NJ
Salt Lake, and had many friends who
will be panied to hear Of her demise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
ECONOMY MASS MEETING.
Was Held at Salem for Purpose of
Memorializing Law Makers

At Salem, Utah county, the people
propose TO do a little advising to the
Legislature on their own account, In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
Effort to Repeal the Law Meets
With Vigorous Opposition and
Is Defeated.
DISCUSSION QUITE SPIRITED.
Party Politics Injected Into 1t - Bill
To Change City Elec.
lions.

There was no session of the Leg
islature today, both houses hav-
ing adjourned yesterday after
noon TIL Monday at 2 y. m, when
the work Of framing laws Will
be resumed.
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