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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-01-19

Board met at ! 80 with all mem.
bers present.
The matter of the Worth road pc.
tition was taken up for consideration
and the following persons were call.
ed and gave testimony under oath :
Jos. Fenimore, A. p. johnson, Chas
Hipsley, j. G. Wehliug, H. NJ. Sui.
livan, F. E. VanAntwerp.
The vote was then taken on the
motion to accept and adopt the RS
port of the committee.
The chairman declared the motion
carried and the report adopted.
Bridge committee reported rs fol
lows:
We, your committee, respectfully
report that we have examined the
bids and proposals of the folio wing
companies to do the bridge work for
Custer county for the year 1905:
Standard Bridge Co., Omaha.
Pile bridges, per lineal # ....S 3 26
Fir lumber in place, per NJ. 40 90
Piling in place, per ft..... 46
Tearing out old lumber, per NJ 4 90
Replacing old lumber, per M. 10 90
J. w. Towle, Omaha.
Pile bridges, per lineal IT'S 8 90
Fir lumber in place, per M. 40 90
Pi!ing in place, per # ...... 40
Tearing out old lum Der, per M 7 90
Replacing old lumber, per M. II 90
H. T. Ward & Co., Lincoln.
Pile bridges, per lineal # 30 5 SO
Fir lumber in place, per NJ. 40 90
Piling in place, per ft...... 40
Tearing out old lumber, per M 7 90
Replacing old lumber, per NJ. Is 90
Kansas City Bridge Co., Kas. City
Pile bridges, per lineal # 81 80
Fir lumber in place, per M. 48 90
Piling in place, per TT. ..... AZ
Tearing out old lumber, per NJ 5 90
Replacing old lumber, per M IL 90
d. A. Vansant, Ansley.
Pile bridges, per lineal # IS 5 40
Fir lumber In place, per M.
Piling in place, per #. .... AS
Tearing out old lumber,per NJ 6 90
Replacing old lumber, per M. IL 90
Chas. Shelly, Lincoln.
Pile bridges, per lineal #. 90 90
Fir lumber in place, per M. AZ OO
Piling in place, per #. ...... 40
Tearing out old lumber, per M 3 90
Replacing old lumber, per M 10 00
1t appearing that the bid of the
Standard Bridge Co. being the low
est in every item, We recommend that
the contract for the bridge work to
be- done by Custer county for the
year 1905, be awarded to them, and
the chairman of this board instructed
to enter in contract with them.
Geo. Greenwalt
Ben P. Morris
A. Fonda
Moved and carried that the repor,
be accepted and adopted.
G. II. Thorp Chairman of the Poor
Farm Court House and Jail commit.
tee made his report which was read
and referred to special com Mite
composed Of Supervisors Fenimore
and Fonda
The commute on Poor-Farm Court
House and Jail reported as follows
We commended that chairman OF
the County Board be authorized
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-01-19

be allowed to be assessed against
road dist, No Custer tp.
Jos. Fenimore
II. B. Schneringer
G. Fl. Thorpe
Report of committee accepted and
adopted.
The remainder of the forenoon
was spent in committee work.
Adjourned to 1870 p. IN.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-01-19


Board convened at 3 n, IN. with
all members present
Minutes of yesterday read and APP.
proved
The chairman announced the ap.
pointment of the following special
committees:
To check up the Office of the regis.
ter of deeds-Feuimore, Schneringer.
To check up the office of the dis.
trict clerk Morris, Thorpe
To check up the Office of the coun-
ty clerk--Greenwalt, Fonda.
To check up the office of the coun-
ty judge-Greenwalt, Fonda.
To check up the Office of the
sheriff-Thorpe, Morris.
To check up tbs office OF the coun
ty superintendent --Greenwalt and
Fonda.
To check up the Office Of the coun
ty Observation-Disclosures committee.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-01-19
Jan. IL, 1905

Board met at 8 n. III. with all
members present
Minutes of yearerday read and APP
proved,
The appointment of member of
the soldiers relief commission WAS
then thaken up for consideration.
Moved and seconded that r.. b.
Whaley be elected II member of the
soldiers relief commission for tho full
term of three years, beginning the
second Tuesday in January, 1908.
Motion carried.
The committees continued their
work Of checking up the offices.
Adjourned to 8 a, IN. tomorrow.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-01-19
all members present.

Ill members present.
The chairman appointed supervis.
ors Greenwalt and Morris as com.
mittee to check up the accounts of
the soldiers relief commission.
The committee appointed to check
up the accounts of the soldiers relief
commission reported as follows:
We respectfully report that we
have checked up the receipts and
disbursements as follows:
To balance on hand last report $82.8S
To total amt. drawn from CO.
treasurer ..............6 $50 W
Total amt. disbursed. 1896 SO
DeHclt SOE. 81
Geo. Greenwslt
Ben P. Morris
Report of committee accepted and
adopted.
Road committee reported as fol-
lows on the Lowder road claim:
We recommend that the within
claim be allowed on the county road
fund as decreed by the court.
Jos. Fenimore
II. B. Schneringer
G. H. Thorpe
Report of committee accepted and
adopted.
Moved and carried to adjourn to 8
a. IN. tomorrow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13

Ger c0Ic @crtcnioft. 800
Bum mirfIih gutcn Bier Qcbort nld)t
nllr bic bette Guolit0t bon SopIcn
mo Wol5, ionoern aud Griobrnrlg
i'll Scr 9roufunit mo Der Nufbcrpabs
rltllg mGbrenO Der Gngcr5cit, oamlt
ooS NotionulgetrGnt Der @ermonen
oiih ocn Nomen nS%o9crbicr" per
bicrt. Gorin liegt ooS @ebelmnlB
bon Dem pb0nomenolcn Griolg Der
gnbcuier @rid 9rouerci in ct.
SouiS, melfe 0urd ibr .@uoluciier'
unb olonp 6nuIts "9icr lid elnul
Weltrui erluorben bot. Gic ablolltIa
Heinbcit oer9eltonotbeilc, Die loubcrc
Serltellung bon @eriten p Malls mo
@opipn mod)cn ibr8ebrou 5llm Wahr'
boitcn I0rocrcr Der @ciunobeit; eo
it1rft ocu aorper mic iIiiiiigc3 9ro0
mo lit elmer Der lulrtlnnlten SebCl
Des Observation-Disclosures 6ortlfrltt2
INTO Der 9llltlrentmldclun0 nnlereH
alorreid)en StantenbunbcS, in0cnl
Der moBige 9iergenlB Die iIbcrmoBi.
&c SdnuppSs lnO 6lliel = Soucrei
perminoert. Mitbin limo Die 9rnllcr
f0rm!ife Miliion0rc Der M0Bigtcil;
luenn'a Die fur5iidtigcn Gempercn5
9lpoitel nlir einicben wollten. &c,
id)GitSiiibrer bea biciigcn 3mcigeo oer
Nnbcllicr E 9llf Nrollerci lit Sr.
8litop $. Sopper uno ooS @iircoll
ncbit Eager b%eiinoen lid I'M %itottli.
den Suu bcgrcn5t bon Erott, Fcnn'
inb aingltroBe. Wton icbe Ole an'
5ei9e an onocrer Stelle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Sas WCttCr.

Iiir Nfurplouh un0 Ocn Giitrift
Columbia tribes Mcttcr mo uorOlts
dc @inbc.
Tcr h0dJitC IhcrnlomCtcrItonO mar
81 @ro0 nm 3 llhr 9}od)nittdg2.
Ger nicoriQitc Recommendations
iDar 30 @roo I'M : llbr MforQcta.
Wittlcrcr Noromctcritnno 1888.
Ter nicbriQitc Cbcrmomctcritono
ser lcBtcn 81 StunOcn IN Den nod
folQcrbcu St0otcn mar, wic ioIgt:
Gaitport 6, Vortlano s, Bolton 20.
Nlbunp -, Nclp0orf 3G, 6orrtSs
burg 2S, N]biIooclpbio 80, NSoibing-
ton 26, Noriolf IS, Nuttcros If.
Charlotte b, Nilmington 36. Gbor.
leiton 10, Soponnnb IL, &ndlonuiIIc
Al, &upitcr IS. aCp.Ncit "a. Militant
ia 36, WontQomcrp 36, NciusS cleonS
rs, EolcitinC 10, @oIpcIton 80, Cor.
plts Gbriiti IS, WicmpbiS SO, Gincin-
mott IS, EittsburQ 3G, Sslpcqo Is.
buffalo IS. Glcpeluno 30, Ictroit
80, Alpcno u, Worolctte 81. @reen
9on IS. Gbicooo b, Sulltb fl, ct.
Yorl -, Ct. 2ouiS 40. aonios,Gitu
81 Smobo -. &uron Is, 9ismard
s, Milliiton 4, &ourc s, &clcno n,
Solt 2ufe IS, 3cnper 20, 9tortb
Elottc 20. 0oo9c 81, Nmurillo 30,
Sos In0cIcS Al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
(Gop20.iRi,

Meter 6reuno. Solepb
Wurpbn bon aingIton, u. y, ipur0c
geitern Worgcn in Der oitIidcn Eoli
3eiitotion pom EoliSeirid)ter 6rieocl
MISREPRESENTATION ilbcrlpiclcn, neil
CT eircn tbotlid)cn gl1griif nui Ssror
VI. Toll bceungen uno ucrlllft bobcn
ioll. i'm INN So al beroubcn. 9cioc
MGnncr limo Auiterniilhcr uno nab
reno Toll betrlnfen mar, iou Mir
PIN i'm nleoer5uidlo9cn II. SIT bcroll,
ben periudt bobcn.
2 d. | / M nj c 6olgcn { { +
1obesbot d. I. - Cine 1op,
pei 9ceroiguna fano gcitern in
Norboit baltimore itott, mcId)c fro,
aide llriod)en bate, Srou Glen
Sudion nuroe pom Soilic Nr. 1904,
HorO 9onOitrabc. aus becroigt nno
ibr Neiie, Sobn $. Sodion bon gtr.
1905. Sit = 2anpnleitroBc, aus. Sr.
Sudion iturb Dor einigcn Sugcn int
Rittsbnrg, Yu., an einem NerucniiC.
Der. unb oils Srou Sodion bon lei
mem 2ooe benohriftigt ipitroc, iicl
lie bolo ooroui in Obnmotrt II. itorb
all einem SdIogiIuiie. Rep. :. &.
Snpoer amtirte utb Die 9~ecroigunQ
geioer erfolgte aui ser Baltimore
Cemetery"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Staot Baltimore.
lIntcrhnItnnns . g~Nrnmciirr.

.0iuff . Ntaeenic." - Slclc 9Sod)C: Nj
Sappcnch IN 9iuroluno".
,,Rluncn's SBedteT." EitlC SEnhc: p2Sberi
The &orlo flcpe".
,,Surb'e SpcrnBdus." Nteie SSodc,
.Gbcdcrs".
u6ullionnittneeH Shentrt 2tcic sSodlc:
sCuecn OF thc gSblic SluuC2'.
.Y}nrnlarosSh cntcr, - Sicic Aobe: Neitp .
WnlocriHerG oriiculupcn.
pHuoitortum 9 SheHttr." Sttic Nohe:
Ihumus e. Sbcu In cincm rCtHhulitgelt iicpcr
tpir.
rNIbanah'e 5benter." - Sicfc 2Gonc: san
tuHu".
,Venbuon.G Unicruntnrium, 4" 6rclta1 ben
10, December. atudmiitnua ! lbr. jlucitce Con
6ert bCe Hnetfcls Gudrtciie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Wcrimctbcr's ltrtbcil.

Gori Gin Sobr lang Die 6lotten- gfo.
ocnic nidt pcrIoiien. - Son DER
Sootl6lu0s Anfloge frcigeipro-
hcr. - Grb0lt cine offentliht
Hll0e ourd) Den 6lotten > Sefre,
tar. - Torf an Den llcbungsiobr-
ten Sbcil ncbmcn. - Gin milocS
llrtbriI. - Gem iogen. yGbrcn'
Gooer" Der Go0cttcn ion Der Cor
ouS 0cnloht pcr0en.
Ger &ooct Witor Wcripctbcr bon
S~oltptallo, Der in Der iSlottcn afuoc
me III 6ollltfompic ieinen @eoner,
Dem 2oocitcn 8rotd) bon Gefus
9)orf, tootlld)c GerIebu1oen beibrod,
t. 1T BON 0cnt a%rie9sgcridt 5rl ci.
mem 0iicntlldcn So6cl oltrh otn
6Iottcn Sctrctdr Is. i. 9onaportc
mo SIT cini1briger Observation-Disclosures,
flung inncrbulb Der 8ren5en oer9lfa.
ocmic pcrltrtbciIt iporbet. Slotten-
Scfrct0r @onoporte bat Die &oQItrc'
dung oca llrtbciIs nngeoronet, inoeB
miro Dem bcltruitcu &o0ettcn gcitn,-
tct mcrben, oltf llcbungsId)iffen Der
Tfooenlic Gienlt 81 tbun. 8ot Der
NnfIo9c ncS GoOtihIoga lit Mcrimt-
tbcr frcigciprohcn lporoclL o1gcgcn
bot mon i'm Der 8crIcbung 5ipeicr
Nhlhnltte beS Ntu0cmie HegIemcn!&
ldlilot9 9eIprohclL BON 0encl 0u9
cine 6mlltfonlpie 5tuiiden aubett'u
ucrblctet, uno OoS nnoerc lid aui
oI@5lplinipiori0eS Gerboltcn bc5icbt.
Inter Den 6Iotten T.. OifiSicrcn ocht
Gle oll9cmcine Aniift oobin, Dob oaS
%crolft ais cine tbotiGhlihc 6rciiprc.
dung or5lllebcn lit. Mon iprid,t sic
@ctitrdtitng aus, ooB 0uourdb Der I'm,
gcld)rlcbcnc oGbrcn Gooer" in Scr
6lottcn Ntoocmic oltfred)t crboltcn
miro. lbotlGhlif iolcn felt ser 81
Sung ocs arieas9erihte5 in annopp.
lis mle0er pCridicocneE ollfereien lll1s
ter Den Gnocttcn nor9efomntcn leir.
Bon on0crer Seitc miro eS gerii0t,
ooB oaS aric9S9criht feline Gmpicb.
lung III Nc5uQ olti cine Itrifterellcbcr,
mddlnlg Der &u0ctten 0ltrd) Die Diff.
jlcre III annapolis Qemodt bat. DE
rlluctbcr lit Elm Witglieo Der orittcn
2Io'c, l1o Nronh gcborte ser 5fpei-
ten aIolic al mo mor ionlit Elm &n..
gcIcbtcr fir McrimctDcr. 9rond)
lpur0e IN oen 3cllgcnousingcn b..
Id)tlOiat icilr Nutorit0t iibcridrittcn
5t babcn. Gr ioll M'cripetbcr 5luil
3iclc iciltcS Ncr9ers 9ennod)t bo6cn.
Wtcrltpctbcr lit Gin tppiifcr SiiolGn,
Der mo ctuoS ilber Die gclu0bnlid)c
@roBc Der annbcll in ieillem NItcr.
Gr lit forpcrlid gut entluideIt uno
Gin oll@gC5cid)nctcr Sllrncr mo bat
lcbr pieIe 6reunoc inter ieincn &us
mcroocL Die ion pcgcn icincS uffc.
men Welens bod)ih0bcn.
Sn Icincr GlttihciOiulg bat 6lottelI.
SefrctGr @onoportc cS 81 pcritebcit
gcgcben, OoB cS in ieincr N(biift licgt,
ocn iogcnonntcn oGbren . Goocr" MI
ter Den aoOcttcn Der Slottcn gfooc-
nlie aus Der @elt 81 ihofien; ocSqlci.
den nil cr nidt crlurbcL oaS in
3ufunit Die Oiii5ierc Der 6lotten.
Ifoocnlic bel oQen6ouitfGmpien 5tui.
1hcn Den aobctten nbeioe Nlloen 5lt,
orildcn." @obriheinIif miro Der
nod)ltc aoOett, iueld)er fpegen zines
6onItfompfcS ongeflogt miro, ol5
lpornertoeS 9ciipicl aus Der 6Iotten-
gfooemic cntIolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13

Sin idl0nes nno niitiidles 8eidenf
fir Mmac65riac 1T INNER cine lebens.
aruke photographic ober cine finIt.
leriId pollcnbctc Gopie eines alien
giIbcs ia GrapOn, 8aiIeriarbc, Del
ober Eaitell. Die idJoniten aabinct.
bilorr MIR ST pro 9ntenb.
Snliis ScbbcI, beuti6er gbotosrapb,
321 @uro.8ap-s trahe.
(Sftt2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
SdiffSfnrtcn bon nnb mad TentI6.
Ianb.

Won Baltimore Bis Bremen. Sea.
iiite $45 uno $3.50; gremen--gol.
iimore bis gum i. Robember $3.50
itno $62.50; bonn 1. Nopember Bis
1. auguit $3.50. Runoreiie gu bill.
lieerem Nreiie. Sbeo. $. 9iener C
&c., 5immer Nr. 3, ia O~it.2ering.
ton.Str. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Sdnrlicrc Tuhrt nadl Yittsbura.

Yer 6urh9eben0c ShlofwnggplL,
Der Baltimore tGglih pin Der oEent'
IDlponia go6n" ium 1856 Had)ts
perI1Bt, fonlmt iebt in Eittsbltrg nm
9 ltbr MoraenS an. (343,5,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
GnrdJscbcnoc 3ise mad gnnapolis
Dia ,Yenninluania 8nhn"

Derlniien Union . gabnboi Inn 9.O5
Morgens, 40 abenbs an @oden.
fnacn; 9.05 Morgcns, tt.05 TbcnoS
an Sonntagen. Wan icbc Sen neucn
Jnbrplnn. (3iIO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Yrannidnuciser GebcrWnrit,
ioiuic allc 5um @nritscId)ait aebOrem.
ncn Tclifnfciicn III hnhrn hi

Sunis 8. Hcttbcra,
966-96S Serington.W arft nnb
342-344 collins arft.
Icicrta9sscidenfc nnf Scitellnna
in 9Drbcn pcrpaft in mnb anhcrMlb
Der Staot bcf0rbert.
(g,nb2O tgID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Snrd)gcbenocr Sdlafuasson nadj
SlrbclauS

perI1bt Linton . 9abnbot Baltimore,
tagIid pia Der rYennipIpaltia 0abn"
700 NbenbS init Dem Chicago 2ini-
teo; perIdBt fir Die Hiidiobrt Glepe-
lano 700 gbcnos t1gIid). (343,5;O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Wabcn fir Wcibuadltcn.

Silberlponren mo Shmudindelt
oIler grten. @eihliffenes @lnS.
"a @eit-2eritgton- Str. Naltcrs.
CSe53,S oMi5r-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
sSplacc."
Nmcrirau grancrci.

Sn oaen @irthitoiten nno Sotels
eriter aloiie. geiteut cine Yrcbeftlte
($f) bel Gurem @irtb, per volt ODER
Gel. 4. & 6. 364, Ma- 4491. 9ra,ie.
rel 110d--lt2S SilenyStt. 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13

Rr. f21, ch.galttmorf.s trahe.
- ~ Hk 4

EaKaee . Iotariats . 0elbmcdiel.
ynrean. Sbiffsfarten fir ole
Dampfer.2 inicn. ReHep6iie, 8cdicI.
8eIopehIeI hnb @,oienounaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-13
Weloieubmngen mad SentfdlanS nn'
0refrridh

al "a Gents pro Wearf uno 20h
Getts bro arnne. Rorto ertra.
Wefiel ~auSerTteIlt auf ale Fbeile
Der WeIt. 9bee. 8. 0iener & &c..
ia Oii-2cainotcn.etr 8immer @r
8. ESQ.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
L l., NUNS BOYS,
Frovo Capitalist Hires n Special Train
To Visit Sick Enginoir

because one Of his "boys" was dying
u''E al Niagara Falls, l., H. Num-, tho
lTovo capitalist and Telluride Power
pehl man, at ho cost Of 5000 hired a
'p'cl6l train at ogden Monday m an
'norl to ovcrtoko q mlasod Union Pa
enc train Owing "a aomo delay ana
'aolly engine tho race was abandoned
ct Green River, Wyo, and Mr. Mum
goes east on the regular train yeeior.
day afternoon,
10 quol0 one OF the engineers nj the
power plant IN Provo canyon this
morning, Mr. Nunn has possibly the
argos family" IN the world, ana all
noys at mat For several years Ne has
noen picking NJ bright young follows
w dlneront points throughout the
ouunlry ana educating them at hie
own expense, These young men he calls
hlH boya Word reached him yesterday
!nat M y, g. Hutton, one Of ha boys,
VINO has made splendid record IN tho
| oleeiIlcal engineering world, was dying
NV Niagara, whore he had been recently
hnsIerrod from Provo canyon Nh,
unn lost no time IN starting out on
long journey 10 the bedside Of the
w man, Would Mr., Num- DO that
any Of hls boys2' was asked the on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05

cHy In business IN this city, is at the
knutsford,
Prof W, NJ, Lille OF the University Of
Virginia, and Wifo ARE guests ul the
knutHiord,
II. y, snbin, formerly 70 resident N
this city has returned from New YORK
with Ms Vilc ana daughter and DhIuW
Of remaining here,
Mlaf Lllllohalo of SyucWD. a. y. %
ccllsL ana friend of Miss Mary Louise
Anderson Of lhlH city, iF AZ tnu Wilson,
On route to Portland To attend Oh. l1Ir
Landlord Fred Woy Of lho Wilson BOO.
lol, win Mis-, ANA Mlgs Nuy Will .uayv
This vouk for trip lu Che Portland
fulr british columbia, san Francisco,
ana Snu Dlogo, being AWAY 'or several
weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
SENATOR sMooT IN IDAHO.
Delivered Grafton at NsmpO Yesterday
Will Roturn Homo This Evening

Senator smoo, " Utah was tho orator
OF the day In n biz Fourth of July colo.
ofaton ~ Nampa, Idaho, yesterday, II
WIZ be remembered that the senator re-.
centN received an urgent Invitation To
sponk nero ON Independence day and
uat a iew blgoig NJ tho Dubois stripe
ohwrod men Solemn protest against
Ulg clrclmslancos. but the propo know
VINO lhry wanted ana had who ihoy
wanted According 10 All reports ,hoy
,Nmo from far ana near and gaVo atton.
two ear 10 ali he enld
senator smoot lp uNpoctcd homo from
Idaho this evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
NO NEED FOR ALARM.
Vivian MaHgcr Surprised at Stir Over
His Absence,

wien X MarIgor whose absence
from his homo since Saturday has
causc1 some concern on the part Of his
parents, returned yesterday lie was
much surprised At the stir, and cX.
planned that he had sont q message
home by q triend Saturday 20 explain
that he had gone 10 one of the enu-
yone, and was enjoying himself 80 much
that he had decided to stay a day or
its leulnation ana this was the source
Of the alarm, Mr. Marlgor Ia 20 years
~ age, and a son of l., c. Morgcr
manager " the "Sooing Salt Lake.
cars,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
THE LINE BEAUTIFUL"

Lchlgh Valley Railroad, Delightful
route 70 New York Philadelphia and
Atlantic Coast Resorts Five through
trains daily Dining cars; Ia carte,
Connects at Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Win all trains for tho West.
For time tables ana descriptive mat.
ter address George FADE, Jr, Western
PASSENGER Agent 2ls South CLARK III,
ChlCngo lll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-05
Baseball PLAYER, and Foo, Racer,

Louis j Rrupor ek,chamulon long DIS.
ihngo loot racer VI Germany and IIol.
lhhd, writes. oct eth iNlif "Dunng mV
ualnlng " olght weeks foot races al silt
Lake Glly, IN Aprl last ! urod Ballard
nnuW idnln,nt TO my greatest Hatlffac.
snow Lnimont 10 AN Who are troubled
WIN bphl1H. bruises On rheumntltln,"
Ee, bQc SlW bottle, Sold By a {, NJ T.
DRUG Dept
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Thc church shown IN the picture 10
not thr ono which served tND parish ol
Omyc.pud ENGLAND. when pOclhou'u
visited that country but che church,
yard ia the same, and somewhere Wlth
On iu limits tho body ~ the gentle Nr'
glulo princess has eopulurc Apuorl'
ug ~ the generally accepted account
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Group

L. a violent Inflammation of the mucous
, gD, oytcp5a o S w'g grPnSg oS5 SroBcNiol
tubes nnd ~ one ~ me most dangerous
diseases Of children II Almost always
comes ON IN The night Give frequent
email doses u llpllRrdH Horchound syrup
and opply Ralarde snow Ilnlmcut oX.
formally 10 the lnroot 26c zoe, MO- sold
by Z &, NJ, l. DruR Dept n
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Csupty Attorney Christensen Files
Report Of Work Done In
His Office
COVERS THE PAST SIX MONTHS,
During That Period so Cases Re-
eeyed Attention Praise for
Deputies

The report ~ County Any, Chtlslcu.
sen FOR the first HiN months of his adj
mlnlHtNtion has been 0lcd with the
county commissioners and shows "a
large Increase In the LEGAL business or
the county and also IN the revenues Of
the oncc, There Wrro bi9 cosoa han.
died by County Any christensen ana
his assistants Mr. Hanson ana Mr.
Lyon during the sis months just pdH,s
cd, while during the FIRST elS months OF
last year lhoro were only 49, cueas
handled IN the ONCE
COMPARATIVE INCREASE.
Following IN The report Of the county
attorney IN fun,
Last week closed the 0rst siN months
Of our term ana the reports from our
department for each NJ those sis
months are before yoM They gp,ak
for thomsclycR \ comparison between
The nix months IA 1904 shows Tine loi'
lowing
"Cagcs commenced In 1905 ms per ro.
port On record IN this oflco) aH follows
January 80, February a., MuryM w,
April 1876 May u.s. ana jun, Vi, IN
the year 1904 cas- per report ON lllc);
January q, February SN, March, 30
arm ~, May 49, June 20,
Tho revenue from this department
4 the county treasurer for lhu term
just passed, ns compared with the COR
responding months iu 1904 has lnprcaa.
ed nearly 700 per cont The fact Nj,
that tho business Of salt L0ko county
has very greatly increased
MIR Hanson and Mr. Lyon have per.
formed their part of the WORK without
complaining and with commoudahlc
energy II would be difficult 10 ind
two better men for tho positions Not
Wlthstaudng our efforts 90 Keep the
docket gloar me work has always
crowded NJ mtll ot times the help IN
the olilco has boon entirely Insufficient
especially 81 late,
JUVENILE COURT WORK
"Anothor fact that contributes 10 the
work OF this ofllcc IN the juvenile court
Tho Legislature made the county at
tornoy counselor for THE court and Il
has cntailcd upon me a. great deal u
work tbs pleasant labor toO be-.
cause the Institution Ia IN line with
tho advanced thought Of the age, Is
doing ana win continue TO do, n great
service 10 the state, When the yNca-
ton ig over and the juvenile WORK n
the county outside Of the city, Ia at.
tended, us II should and WIN be-, ] VIII
probably be compelled 20 have ono man
giyo his exclusive attention TO this de-
rurtment However, we win cross that
bridge whom we come TO H.
"Iho relations between thls Office ana
the other branches OF tho executive do.
partmcnt are most pleasant, especially
between our immediate neIghbors, tho
shorIfa ONCE and the police doparl'
lnout sheriff Emery and hls deputies
and Chlcf Lynch and hls men have
done most crciiloOlo work during the
sIN months Just passed, and no doubt
their splendid services are being oppre-
clatcd,'
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