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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Business Notes.

The Wilson Sherman company OF this
city paid out sG000 this week fire in
suranCe damages as a result of the fire
at Suunyside some time ago.
j. L. Cosgriff. president of the Com
merciai National bank, returned yester-
day from a business trip TO Rawlins.
Wyo. He reports heavy snowstorm in
that part OF the state.
Harry +. Clark, cashier of the Com
mercial National bank. returned yester-
day from 4 vacation OF several weeks
in Kansas City. He reports business
flourishing in that part of the world.
The Utah Fire Clay company Is ex-
pending $4,000 in an enlargement Of its
plant 10 enable Il 20 turn out sewer
pipe more rapidly. The improvement will
give the company three times its pres
ent capacity.
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sary rights TO contiguous lands can be
obtained at a price that is not cxorbitant
Il Is believed the project will be carried
through. y suitable place for the bass
80 spawn is an urgent necessity, and viii
greatly increase the supply OF this val
liable fish in the lake.
Miss Nina Houston, deputy county
clerk was called 10 American Fork today
By the serious illness OF her mother
On Monday evening the Maeser school,
assisted by some of the best local talent,
viii give a concert and literary entertain
ment IN the Maeser school house Tor the
benefit of the free public library.
The girls Of the Timpanogas school
vanquished their opponents, the Frank
lin school girls, in a spirited game of
basket bail played between the teams of
the two schools yesterday. The score
Was - TO IN favor of the Iimpanagos
tenn.
James lombard the Thistle saloon
Keeper who battered James Burg on the
head with a shotgun Thursday was be-
fore Justice Noon today charged with as
sauit with "a deadly weapon. Preliminary
hearing vas set for Tuesday and defend
ants bond fixed az 500.
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STATE NEWS
EPHRAlM'S NEW BANK.
Will Capitalize for $4,000 and Will
Soon Commence Business.

EDhraim Nov. 25.-Ephraim will soon
have bank with capitalization Of 49,
90. Prospective stockholders OF the bank
met this week and desired to incorporate
lmmediatelyNand begin business. The time
Tor opening, also the cashier Of inc insti-
tuition, viii be decided OH al q meeting
OF stockholders next Monday evening.
The officers OF the new bank are; L.
NJ. Olsen, president; J. T. McCafery.
wee president. Other directors arc e. }.
Fisher, e. A. Larson. II. p Larson OF
Ephraim. and Joseph Nelson OF salt
Lake and I. j. EdmOnds of Wales
Principal stockholders in addition 10
the directors are prominent men Of Salt
Lake and this county. 4 large number
OF Ephraim people are taking stock IN the
institution. The new bank viii occupy
temporarily the building row occupied
by ii. p. Larson's drug store.
Alma Jensen is home from Spanish
Fork.
Oscar Nelson and MILFORD Olsen re-
turned from Arizona yesterday.
Mrs Nigo Smith, sr., of Elsinore who
has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Orsen Rasmussen, Tor the past two
weeks, returned to her home yesterday.
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THg SIGN OF TIE INDIAN.

The Midland Route between Utah and
the east is by far the most scenic route
during any season OF the year. The
service is superior and equipment used
is the perfection Of modern car buildk
erS
Be sure and ask for your tickets vi3
the COLORADO MIDLAND and get
the best. Ticket Office n West Second
South, salt Lake city Write us for
rates and Illustrated literature L. IL.
Harding. General Agent
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mERcuR NEWS NOTES.

Mercur. Nov 25.-The Ladies OF the
Maccabees held one of their delightful
on Friday evening. The
E'raternal hall was we'll filled with their
friends. all OF whom were 10th To leave
the hospitable hall After a short mu-
steal programme all joined in social
prize was won by Mrs Reilly and the
gentlemen's first prize by Charles Lalles.
Delicious refreshments were served.
was honored With a place 9l on the drec.
tOrate Of the American Druggists syndi-
cate, a corporation organized under the
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Cold Weather Helps Trade.

Business in general vas exceptionally
good throughout the week. MERCHANTS
IN all lines were busy and the volume of
satisfactory. Colder weather added q
stimulus to trade in dry goods, clothing
and hardware. Collections are reported
good and the movement OF goods Ia
smaller points from the iobbiug centers
IS encouraging. The harvesting Of the
beet crop put money in circulation among
farmers. The sale OF crops In various
lines assisted in making il possible for
small dealers throughout the state TO
make their annual settlements. Holiday
trade is opening up early aud the out
look is considered especially good.
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CHICKEN HUNTER INJURED
Premature Discharge OF Gun Carries
Away Part of Hand.
lspacial to No IIerald.l

Kaysville. Nov. 25,-Hugh Wood Of
Bountifui met with an accident on the
mountains east of that place this after
noon by which he will lose part of his
LETT hand. he was hunting chickens with
some young companions, and while rest
ing with his hand over the muZZle of his
gun the weapon was discharged and the
shot tore through his hand. neeessitating
the amputacion of the little finger. He
rode TO Bountiful. where DR.. Van Colt
attended him. l is possible that he will
lose anoher finger. Wood is 10 years of
age and a son of Joseph c. Wood.
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ACTION is DEFERRED.
Kaysville City Council Considers Mat
ter of Light Franchise.
(speclal ID No Herald. }

Kaysville. Nov. 25.-The Kaysville city
council met tonight and considered the
franchise that is asked for by l. Z. Will
ley and y. T. Porter for electri eight.
In the absence OF Mayor c. Burton, jr.,
who was out of The city and in order 10
give the citizens further time to consider
the ACCESSIBILITY of establishing a mu-
nicipal plant, final action on The appli-
cation was deferred until the regular ses-
SIGN to be held Dee. l. Ii is probable
that d twenty-five years franchise viii
lie granted if the municipal ownership
IDEA is not adopted.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. 90 degrees; miu-
imum temperature 70 degrees; mean tenn
perature, 20 degrees. which j. degrees
above the normal. Accumulated excess
OF temperature since the first OF the
month, 4 degrees. Accumulated excess
of temperature since Jan. /, 3l4 degrees.
Total precipitation from D. ~. 10 .
p. m. none. Accumulated deficiency OF
precipitation since the first OF the month
Sc inch. Accumulated deficiency OF pre-
cipitation since Jan, !. l,SS inches.
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laws of the state OF Rhode Island. with
a membership limited TO i,o00, represent
ing every state of the Union. The pur-
pose of the organization j. 10 keep it's
members informed on all matters relat-
ing 10 the drug business and 10 manufac-
ture , line Of DOn-alcoholic proprietary
health laws OF the various states.
The 2-year-oId son of Mr.. and Mrs
Billings died at their homo on Mercur
street last Thursday, after long and
severe illness. For many months the
little boy had been a great sufferer from
valyular heart trouble, until death came
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Eva Farney 10 Utah Savings &
Trust Co., lot !, block Il, plat As loo GO
Charles NJ. Hammond 10 Ora L.
Crawford. part of lot 8, block
~ plat II ,,,,..,.,.,..,. .,....,.., $50 %
William J. ButterVVOrth and wife
to Annie y. Il. Christensen, part
OF section y, township l south.
range l east ,....................,. I %
t6aneis T. Parish 20 Joseph
Decker. lot /, block i01. plat D.. %
Olivia \. Lowry 10 Francis L.
Parish. lot I, block i6l plat D. %
Alexander Dahl 10 Joseph IT, ST.
sam. part Of section =. town
ship = south, range J west,,..,.. - 90
Sarah A, Boyd ct al TO Caroline
-. SAMSON. lot 20, block ?, Per
ktns' addition ,........ .......... 100 %
John S. Whitford and wife 10 "
NJ DeYaley, lot I, block II,
T. T. Elwen TO Benjamin J.
Rugg, Z. c. deed lot 8. block s..
plat ...........- -.......s..........- 81 80
Austin NJ. Brown and wife 20 Al
fred c. Reid. part of section 50,
township l south, range west. 40 %
Houston X. i. Co. 20 Pearl T..
Bramel. lots % and 80. block I,
Ehrich's subdivision ........,.... l.O00 90
Joseph ". Rirkenshaw Ct al. 10
Horace Birkenshaw. lots 6. :.
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DIED.

MADDfCk.-~In this city, Nov. 25, 1865,
Frederick Maddox. IN his 9th year
Notice OF funeral later.
ALLEN.-In Salt Lake City. Nov %. 1868.
OF paralysis. Mics Elizabeth Alien, aged
81 years, months and 70 days.
Friends may view the remains at the
late residence, i6 p street. today. between
the hours OF II o'clock and ]: 80 o'clock.
The remains will be sent % her old home
at Monmouth, Ills, FOR interment.
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and Q block q. Sandy plat.
". G. AIcG1nty and wife 20 sadie
NJ. robinson. lot !. block 90,
plat D ............ .................
Eliza Ann Butte Ball 20 Willard
{. BurgOn, part OF section 80.
township south. range ! east.
y. Hanauer 20 I. II. Curtis az al.
lots I. II, is, - and -. block 9.
tiEe-acre plat c ..................
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to his relief. The remains We're shipped
TO Salt Lake City for burial The soF-
rowing family have the heartfelt SYM
pathy of their many friends.
Thomas Ferguson. who has been max
ing some experiments with Mercur ores
for the last few days, returned 10 the
city today
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FESTIVAL AT Y. M. C. A.
Boys Section to Celebrate HarVes-
End This Afternoon.

The boys section Of the y. 81 &. y.
win hold q harvest festival Ia tine audi
toriun Of the association building at l;}5
o'clock this Afternoon. I4e rostguin has
been appropriately decorated Tor The oc-
casion with grains from the State ASrl-
cultural college. Fruits and nuts also
form an effective part Of the decorations.
The following programme vii be given:
Chorus. Marching TO Zion
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Miscellaneous.

added TO the public library Monday morn
lag, Nov. p. 1865:
Miscellaneous.
Berenson-,,Venetian Painters Of the
Renaissance
Making Of a Teacher
Bryant, Ed.-"PictuTesque America. Two
volumes, CReference)
Farmer and neutrality-suspicious. OF
Slang and Colloquial English. (Refer-
enCe.)
Hyslop-.'Problens Of Philosophy"
Herrold-"D Descriptive Index TO Shake
speares Characters.
I.atham-''Dlesionary of Names Ref
erence.9
Lee. Ed.-'Index and Epitome Of Ma
tional Biography" (Reference)
McSpadden-" Synopsis Of Dickens Nov
Mathot-" Modern Gas Engines"
Middleton-"W Works" Eight volumes.
Powers-"Handy Dictionary Of Poeticai
Quota tons" (Referencel
Powers-"Handy Dictionary Of Prose
Quotations. (Referencel
St .John-"Postal Dictionary" Refer-
Stodola-" Steam Turbine"
Seplee-" Mechanical Enginder's Refer
ence Book"
Welsh-''English Masterpieces course.
CRetereuce.) ~
Fiction.
Bain-"DIglt OF the Moon
Couch-"MavOr of Troy"
awford-"Fair Margaret"
Gaspe-"Cameron of Lochiei.
Gtssing-"Will WarbGrtOn."
Hickman Sacrifice of the shannon
HOrnung-"Thief IN the Might
LlOyd-"M Mrs Madigan."
Tracy Pillar of Light
Weyman--"NeW Rector"
French.
Adam-"Seruent Noir."
Daudet--"NabOb."
Floran-'' MademOisellc Millions"
Hug0-'Lcttres q Ia Fiapeee,
Loti-"Troissne Jeunesse de Madame
Bruno"
-"Consueio." Three volumes.
Zola-''Lourdes.'
Zola-"Ver,te.
ChilAren's Books.
Fis&e-"How the United States Became
Henty-''With Wolfe in Canada"
Long-"Littie Miss JOY Sing
I.Ovcl'-"Andy."
Madden-"Soidiers Of the Duke"
NARROW" Il AIRY AmblC.'
Norton" Soldier OF the Legion
SiViter-"Nene.'
Swett-"Captn Thistletop,
Biz reduction or 81 fall millinery.
NOmeE'J Coop. - Is. First South 81.
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THREATENED WITH PNEUMONIA

Kaysville. Nov 25.-Orrin Hatch, one
OF the pioneers of Woods Cross, is quite
i'll at his home with a threatened attack
of pneumonia.
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BOILERS OF ALL SIZES.

STEAM HOSTS. all kinds machinery,
steam and electricity. j. M. SVEN.
$50 South Third West St
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral OF George Coulam will be
held at y O'Clock today from the Flew
snth ward assembly rooms. corner OF
Eighth East and First South. Tho re-
mains may be reviewed BY friends al the
family residence, 75s East Second South
street from 10 O'Clock 10 1880 O'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-26
EVERY DEALER
NOW A BOOSTER
Splendid Tone Pervades the Local
Real Estate Market.
INVESTORS WISH TO KNOW
BUILDING RUSHED FORWARD
WHILE GOOD WEATHER LASTS

Every real estate dealer in Salt Lake
City is asserting that the real estate
situation in the city is perfectly salts
factory; that the inquiry for good prop
erty, both business and residence, was
never better; that the inquiry from out
side points is especially good; and that
the prospects for a heavy business in
The spring are ali that could be de-
sired. The only fear is that present
holders VIII boost prices so high that
outside buyers will become disguised
ana pass on to other points. Most Of
nose from outside who are planning TO
purchase ere basing all calculations on
a certain income on their investments.
This is as important to them as the in
crease IN the value OF the property.
They viii consider nothing that does
NOT promise safe income ON the in
Nestment in the near future if not at
once.
A number or the leading dealers claim
20 have large deals we'll under way.
Many of these will be closed in the near
future. but the real movement in bust
ness property will be deferred until
spring. Residence property is moving
nicely. One firm reports the sale OF
$4,000 worth OF residence property TO
Park City investors alone during the
past week. The demand for residence
property is scattered over the entire
community. The best demand, how
ever, runs to the east and southeast.
Sale on Third South Street.
futile Bros. report the sale during
The week Of the "Deaconsss home"
property just east OF the old First
Methodist church on Third South
street, between Main and state. The
lot has frontage OF 81 rs feet and is
2l2 feet deep, and a two-story brick
occupies part OF the ground. The sale
was made by the organization through
Mrs. b. s. Potter, who is in the city
for the purpose. The purchaser is Al
fred Mayors, who pays 500, 1866. His
attention is to erect a substantial bust
ness block on the ground. The same
firm reports the sale OF one and one
half acres at 5545 South State street TO
James Winchester for $3.50, and also
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ONE NEW CASE OF FEVER.

Havana, Nov. 25.-One new case of
yellow fever was reported today, max
ing a total OF eight cases under treat
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PHYSICIAN.

DIR. IRA a. r. LYONS, Eye. Ear, Nose
and Throat. Rooms 55-5s, over Walkers
Store. Tel. Office i017 y. Res. 2e5 Y.
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Sale on ibid south street.
SEWING MACHINES.

WHEELER g. WILSON sewing ma
chimes. s5s 3. State, Both phones. Ind
2eS4 Bell h2S-X
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The funeral services III Themes z. Jack-
son win he held al Joseph =. TayloFs
funeral parlors al . p m. today. IL
terInent city cemetery. Friends Invited.
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ATTORNEYS.
STOCK BROKERS.
AUCTIONEERS.

J. l. RUSSELL works on commission or
salary. 2s6 r. Ord So. Ind. s649.
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HOTELS.

y~s-~.-~>~eY~1~~~~~.eJ~~
LINCOLN HOUSE. IS z. FIRST so.
Paul Helm. Prop.
-yooTns-909. Rates 25c. CSC and soc.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRy.

s~>>~~~~S~~~~~~~~~~~~D
z. L. ". BOWERS. diamonds. watehaa
and jewelry: old gold bought and ex-
changed. As South Main street.
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the Norris Hardman, 40x215 feet, az
go West Second South street. for $3.50.
Building operations are being pushed
with all the vigor that can be mus
tered. Houses are going up in all parts
or the city many of them substantial
residences. 4 number OF store build
ilgs are also going up. There are few
idle mechanics 10 be found, and so long
as the good weather continues good
men Will have no difficulty in finding
employment.
The contract for excavating for the
l. y. L. furniture building on Third
South street has been let 10 Con West.
and work will begin tomorrow. The
Old Auditorium building, which former
~ occupied the SITE has been COM
pletely raZed The building to be
erected Will cost G0.000. and win be
modern in every respect.
Stock Market Is Dull.
Business in local dividend-paying
stocks experienced q decidedly slump
ish market throughout the week. Ac-
tivity was confined to sugar stocks,
and these We're anything but strong.
The IdahOs rallied in the closing days
OF the week. Upward OF SSo,eJ0 worth
changed hands yesterday, but the stu
alton on the whole was not SatiSfac-
tory. The explanation given for the
weakness was the unfavorable condi-
ton OF the money market in the east
and the desire OF investors to realize on
their holdings. Added to this is the
lower price OF refined sugar at Missouri
river points, This is given as the chief
cause for the weakness in local sugar
stocks. The quotations on stocks at the
close of the week.
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ChilAren's Books.

Biz reduction or 81 fall millinery
NOmeE'J Coop. - I.. First South 81
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NEW BOOKS FOR LIBRARY
Fifty-Four Volumes, Including Some
Late Fiction, Will Be Added
to Shelves Monday.

The following fifty-four books will he
added to the public library Monday morn
lag, Nov. p. 1865:
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EDUCATIONAL.
HAY, GRAIN AND COAL.

r~~1~~~~~S~N"~SN~~SN
HARVEY & CO. no W. South Temple.
Bell phone 1852 z: Ind. I2i4.
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TO LEASE.
SOCIETIES.

SOCIETIES.
A. A. 8. RITE-The four coordinate
bodies OF the A. ~ s. Rite OF Free
Masonry hold stated meetings the third
Thursday in each month az Masonic han.
corner West Temple and Second South
streets. soiourninE brethren invited
SIDNEY ". BADCoN. ED Degree.
r n. PINKERToN. sed Degree.
". NJ. james Lowe Chapter Rose Croix
IRA O. RIoADEs. K. C. C. H.,
Commander Salt Lake Council Kadosh
WILLIAM J. LYNCH, S2d Desree.
NJ. Of X. Utah Consistory No /
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. SD Degree.
Registrar for all the Bodies.
AIAsoNS.
q ARGENTA lodge no s. L. and
A NJ. Regular meetings hela at
wv Masonic hall the first TUESDAY az
Nh each month. Members of sister
lodges and soJogrning brethren
=. p. SHERWOOD. W. NJ
NJ. G. PHILLIPS. Secy.
M. MORIAH LODGE No. >. iS' a A
NJ Regular meetings held at Masonic
hail the second Monday OF each month.
Members Of sister hodges and sOjourninS
brethren in good standing ars cordially
'hN''eu WNT NJ RASH. ". NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, secy.
WASATCH LODGE No. /. r. q A. NJ
Resujar meetings held az the Masonic
Tan the second Friday OF each month
members OF sister lodges aud sojournins
brethren cordially invited.
" ''''' ". J. BARE ETTE. w. N.
A J. LOWE. seey.
Utah CHAPTER NO. /, n. A NJ
STATED conVoca lions held az Masonic
han the first Wednesday OF each month
sojournlng companions cordially invited
" Jos. c. BYWATER. e. IL p
n. c. PHILLIPS. Secy.
A. o. U. ".
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meats
every Wednesday evening at A. D. u. Nv.
N.u fGl Main street.
II. c. RASMUSSEN, NJ. W.
&. ". DARI<E. Recorder.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No -
meets every THURSDAY evening AZ tho
A. D. Z. ". hail, isl Main street
FIRED GIBSON. II. W.
NAOMI REBEKAH Lodge no / meets
every second and fourth Saturday even
Ing OF each month in Odd Fellows Tenn
pic. Market street
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMHN. Homestead No lls2 Meats
every FIRST and third Monday in zach
month in Federation OF Labor hall. room
D. DIR. J. BOYD GORDON. Foren1n-
J EVERETT SEELY. Cor.
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EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meats
every Wednesday evening at A. D. ". Nv.
hsll. iG Main street: -
ii. c. RASMUSSEN, NJ. W.
&. ". DARFSE. Recorder.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-08-09
Mistake in the Name

1t was stated in the News last week
that phil. Noble, a ftteen-year old
boy who has been making his home
with his uncle, John Henry, an en-
ploye at the Henderson Route shops,
stole a watch and pair of pants from
the latter last Thursday that Noble
was arrested at HawesvIlle, but re-
leased on giving up the stolen proper
ty. The News was IN error regarding
Mobiles Christian name and his age,
having been misinformed. To clear up
the matter the following statements
are made
Will Noble, age twenty-five, mar
ried nephew who was visiting Mr..
Henry, stole the property, Phil.
Elicit, age about fifteen, is the neph.
ew VINO resides with Mr. Henry and
had nothing to do with the affair He
has been known as Phil Noble,
though his real name is Phil. Elliott.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-08-09
The Breckenridge News
Eclipse of Sun Aug. 80.

Cloverport people rising at . O'Clock
on the morning of August 30 and try
ing to see the sun will ind the moon
in their way. The eclipse will be only
partial in this section, however Half
of the sun will be obscured when it
rises and the dark shadow will grow
till only bright crescent is seen, then
the shadow Will recede and 10y 6
O'Clock the disc will be clear again
Accurately plotting the orbits in
which the sphere move, and their
schedule time of passing, scientists
can now predict that in 1925 total
eclipse will he visible in the United
States, the first one seen since the
one in 1878, and in 1899 Paris will
see one for the first time since 1721.
The shadow of the moon, which Is
SO much smaller than the earth oi
sun, extends only over about 1866
miles radius and cannot hide the sur
many minutes, so scientists are pre-
pairing to make the most of a rare
opportunity in August.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-08-09
Guffy on Paynter.

Judge b l. d. Guffy, former judge
Of the cuit Of appeals, was interview
ed last Thursday by reporter for the
Owensboro Messenger, on several sub
jects, especially politics. Regarding
Judge Paynter, the candidate against
Blackburn, he said
THAT man Paynter was my friend
when l was on the appellate bench
with him aud consulted with him
more than with any other judge of
the court ! was very much surprised
when he announced for the senate
and did n resign his exalted office.
You see, my son, judge OF the last
resort should never deal in politics.
He should never be a candidate for a
political office like the United States
senate while he is on the bench. 10
matter what Kind of conscience be
NAV nave every case that comes before
HIM will have some kin d of bearing
on his race Every lawyer in the state
will feel q certain KIND of delicacy
in announcing that he is agal1 st
Paynter for the senate. He may have
cases before the appellate court, 1t
would be embarrassing to him to ask
the Judge to decide a case a certain
way when ne knew Paynter knew be
had used Influence against him in
hiS Iifa'S am tion YOu sea tOO
Paynter will be on the bench for
nearly a year if elected and if he Is
not elected he will 60 right ahead and
serve out his term. "