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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-04

Yenientfy. or you may have said. q am waiting to secure q bargain in q good piano." You have possibly thought or said these things. now. haven't you?
 Now, let us tell you in all candor, this is your opportunity. You cannot plead any of these excuses now. for We offer you at this sale the best of pianos at extraordinary reduced prices and on easy terms that will enable everybody to have piano and music in the home.
 See These Pianos as Advertised.
 Pianos in upright from as low as | S9S; terms to suit Better ones, worth S225, for s123, terms to suit.
 And others, worth s3JO, for as low as s175; terms to suit. Then there are in this stock numer- l ous odd styles of many makes: inc S400 S450 and S550 pianos, comprisinR most Of the high class makes, to clear out at from S150 to S2S7, and little higher for the very elaborate cased ones
 Highest class of Cabinet Grand Up- rights, comprising various fine makes. $5j0, to clear out at s243, S2ST to S337. Payments. We'll extend to you very ! easy terms, if desired, on these. con- pared to the terms they are usually sold at
 Now, remember. this stock consists of some of the worlds most famous makes such as KimbalI, Knabe. Steinway, Newby & Evans, Marshall & Wendall, Haines & Co, Bowen. Foster & Co, Whitney, Mattatuck and others
 Most of these pianos are new, some are shopworn and second hand.
 Good Organs, g a Month Up.
 It would be almost a shame not to come and get one of these square pianos or organs for that little boy or girl of yours. The organs that have been used have been put in good play ing condition, and they are marked to close out at S. s7, SS. S1O. SIS, S23, for almost new ones. Terrns, S2 per month or J0c week and upwards. If you need an instrument at all, come and see us right away, come be- ] fore the best bargains are taken.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-04
Who Hasn't. Heard
 of the Good GIenwOOd :?

The top-notch of kitchen range per- lection is the Glenwood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
WHOLESALE INDICTMENTS,
Against Present and fN'Suner'
visOra uf Milwaukee

Milwaukee. JuUo 30 Late today the
grand fury ui Milwaukee county hand.
od down between DO and 800 indictments,
Tho luN hlN l,.H hnuuur evidence In
alleged douH IU Whluh uWu of lho prcHs
emit and luWu supervisors ARE eups
posed lu bn concerned The uuuo8 of
those Indicted Wl lUu nuRos viii not
be- known WDil Dbo U.uus.d ora brought
into court
The Amy buulod down 3y indictments
imp0ulm. me following " M0Ivldu,
uIr Norman ll0prnh CNsHupofylgor
FUWE lWbm1l rN supervisors j, H.
GuluNNkU pNtfuuurvsoU Fred e,
Rcnullz. Newspaper reporter Peter j,
M,ud rN,upuylH0r Tony klonah
count clerk William H. Okocro eupcr'
vIpoW August puIh rNtHupowlfoG j,
A. DltmUr cNHupUvIr0r Albert y,
Blade, cX.wlparyfO. w. g.. weber OK,
supervisors Frank Fowler supervisors
FRANK q, OclloM cNHuporyIsoU 4, =,
Green, supervisor Mas Reynolds oX,
supervisor Julius Elamm real estate
dealer, Fred llnriuuN or,suncrvlgor
and present nssomhlyman
Az rapidly ae arrests ARE being made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01


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Guy. w. ID. Norlhinl, LUIW Journal
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journal oklahoma Guy, H. ~ Oll'
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Transcript Normuni T. e, EDh!ls SWl
Munpum r. W Thomas, )id"ll',
Pond Creek oklahoma.
william i, Clarke, sur NrNuh, u,
W. Bath, Independents lll'IhnnIo. on
prN,Nay,vANIN nivlrgArroN
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George w. llclDmun Echo Pilot Groom.
castle, Watson =. Church, Enterprise
Newton, H. y. Mckee. Nu,nW, Tow.
nnda Howard w. Buih G|lhu. llunia
lnWou 4 H. Gould, Eagle. l'lrnl. q,
n. GrlnW, independents Marion cen.
teri II g. McFaldon Standard. lloll.
dtygburg L. q. NIFaley lIc"a middle.
town Harry slpp Mirror Altoona a.
n, lluuer du2plle, HclIoiunlr Addison
n. RWkc. phimdolphlp H. NJ WrIy,
Advance lccchhWg H. g. SUMomin.
South FORK, Il. 4, Phelps Times su'
W, n nudson, Local WralDh0s'ur. i,
\. Sanders Leader NlIkrsblmo u. E
Cunrutb. Tribune JohnNoNu Dr. A,
H. Duumbaugh, Echo Huntington Is.
H. Thomas Jr Daily Journal Me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Mrs. Anpn.ln lhnnIn nend.

NoN YORK; IuIy f.. Mrs Augusta
Chupn one uf the bert known Wommr
rights lpllu0y iu the country iH dead
from pnruwluIu u hospital here
shu wac Gl yulw of age and had been
IN one WooN
Ms chaplin NuRu doctor OF divinity
prominent M tlr luIyolullst church
She VlH once pastor Ot lho Mount Ven.
non tmynHulu church. ana 40 dlf'
frron. Jlmo. occupied the pulpllH of
various phuNnrH of INUl denomination
thr0uHNuut lOo country fho Wu u'"p
wen ',U0Nu ue 10 lecturer Nnd WrItor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Trnnsnnlsslssipri Congress Call

san Francisco, June 3O""rhc ON,
cIul cAll for the seventeenth annual SOS.
sion NJ the TrtnsmlssIyslppl CONNER.
rlu congress, which VII be held AZ
Portland on Aug 10, H. i and ~ wla
issued today by llulue ~ Jennings NJ
ocutNc committee Of Inc congress
Among the important matters th0t
win be brought up before the congrcsg
by the executive committee viii be u
suggestion that thpre be established by
the government department " mines
and mining, with rs head mombor of
the cabinet Of the United states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

ban H being furnished IN the sum NJ
$1,000 on me first indictment and $500
ON each additional, whore more than
one indictment hns been returned
against IAN Individual Al the indl,,
mcutH charge bribery
Arrests have been made tonight 1s
follows Fred ~. Schultz d newfpu,
por man. and Joseph daleWslg, oNssu,
porNur uf ihu Eighteenth ward, Tho
tn0lRo I'M each instance iB bribery The
lOFrt'lEuu0n of thH Two previous grand
lurloN resulted iu the return of The no
thH number N have ,lthor been found
guilty or pleaded guilty three were ur,
gWiulrl ana lhu balance rcmuIu set to
no lllor The gull scandals started
over two years ago. the present invos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
CITY Engineer Reports what His
Office Has Done on Proposed
improvements
RIGHT Of WAY IS NOW NEEDED.
Commission Appointed to See to Tx
change Of Waters -- Discussion.
/ Over Attorneys Fee,

A. Inc adjourned session " the city
SeouncIl last night a communication was
received from CITY Engineer George w,
Ritter, setting forth what had been
Zone In his ONCE on the plans for tho
proposed water and sewer improve
ponta lie stated that The plans had
boon submitted 10 A. T. Dorcmus who
lhns been employed mn consulting en-.
kinocr and are now awaiting his app.
lroynl, lie suggests that steps bo
kaken q, once to negotiate for a right
IL way for the conduit over whatever
private property II may be- necessary
no cross The communication, which
WAS referred to tho engineering and
special water committees, follows In
mlli
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
pANINN NRTlMATE.
CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services NJ the Church OF
Jesus christ ~ Llltorduy Saints win
be- held tomorrow, sunday, Fast meet.
inRg helms held IN the respective wards
nt o'clock pmi sunday school AT 10
am, and meetings IN the city ward
assembly rooms ana adjacent wards NV
follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
GRANITE srAhH,
OTHER CNURoHHS,

First prcrbytorlan church, corner
cast South Temple ana e glrccte Rev
w. st. p0dou, DID, pastor Morning
service AZ II O'clock sunday school nt
1880. Young Peoples meeting ut 6.3p'
evening service nt 400 DE n w. wis,
hard Wll preach IN the morning ana
ROY John q, Lincoln IN the evening,
Senis are free at all services. and the
public cordially invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

lucndH VIII be the announcement OF
The marriage yesterday OF Miss Estollo
N.n aud Elmer Caldwell the event
taxing place quietly I'm the Temple ycs'
to-day with President Lyman uniciuts
lng The bride has been Tor several
ycytN past associated with the Young
Womuus journal uH business manager
ana tn groom lFu well known business
man of thIH city Both have hosts
ol frlonds who viii shower upon them
congratulations and good WlshoE
ON Wednesday, Miss MAY Hamilton
ana g. H. Meyers Of NH trrcvk Wcru
married, the ceremony being performed
during tho day Nu the Touplo. ana "a
reception being hold IN the ovcniny ut
The homo of The brides parents Bishop
and MIH hamilton AT MIN crock The
rooms were prollllV decorated m pink
anal white ANA the bride was chormug
iu 10 gown of white mullo with lace
trimmings a large number enjoyed
thr EVENT.
Nr and Mrs a. w. Gates and family
leave today for Lone Beach, where
they Win spend the summer
4 pretty luncheon NJ Yesterday was
CHAT RNun by Mrs T., -, Howard lu
honor of Miss JOY DE camp, the anuIr
boug held AT the country club, aud
about 10 guests being present The
decorations were in pink and white,
and W'ro prrliily carried out
william Gumsioll leaves Monday for
Denver where ho win meet hv wife
and daughter who huyr been visiting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
RopnRTg coMpLrTp wonKs.

"Outnos Of Ecclesiastical History"
XIX $50 'No% witness 0i FOR oodd'''
$3.50, $500 Succession IN the Prepi.
doncy" 30o Soc. zoo. rise and Fail OF
Nuuyoo" Mes, I25, missouri porse.
cullons" tl,5, t22ii Mormon Doctrine
Of Deity 300 N25 ana Ms Doserol
Nuws Book store, Salt Lake city.
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

ilgallonu II ~ said wnl COVER several
blk 'dcals'
Tho grand Jury has not yet con.
cludci M pbor and other indictments
mo expected 10 bo handed down at any
tImo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

The regular monthly meeting of tho
Priesthood of Pioneer stake VIII be held
Monday luly 3, at 1880 D. M, IN the
soycn,h ward assembly rooms 4 fun
attendance rs desired
WILLIAM McLACHLAN,
EHlNESTEW q. CANNON,
CHARLES ", HYDE,
stake Presidency,
Tho IliRh Priests quorum Of tho
Pioneer stake Of Zion win hold its reg.
ulnr monthly meeting IN Thomas hail
sunday, July ., at 10 n, M All meme
bcp of the quorum are urged 10 be
present
DAVID McKEN2lE,
luuGH WATSON,
JAMES LEATIlAM
Presidency
The lIlsh Priests NJ the Ensign stake
win hold iEoil monthly mootlnR I'M room
49, Brigham Young Memorial building
next Monday evening, July 3, comneno.
uR A. half past seven o'clock a run
attendance IN requested
HAMILTON g. PARK,
JOSEPH II, FELT,
LEVI W, RICHARDS
Presidency
Tho lilgh PlloNlH quorum OF LlpeflN
stake WIN hold ile regular monthly
meeting IN the Second ward meeting.
house on Monday July 3, at 1880 =, m,
A full attendance N desired
JOSEPH KEDDlNGrON
MILFORD WOODRUFF JRo
FRANCIS SCHOLES
Presidency
Tho Fourth quorum formerly ihH
Eleventh quorum of Elders VIII cou'
yono Monday evening, juIy 3, al y, mr
IN the Twcntyirst ward Westinghouse
AT (which time +, \ Muycock viii de-
liver lecture on the "iloly Land
An Elders and their wives invited,
WM, r. ATklN,
Jos r. TIDDENllAM
WALTER NJ WILLIAMS
Presidency
beginning Thursday next ana cone
tinuing thereafter until further notice,
the Holland meetings WIN be held IA
the n, Y, Memorial building
STANLEY f. TAYLOR
lOHN kOON MAN,
pOuWE WANDER WERE,
Presidency
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

T. 1905 TO juno 20, 1908, The appoint.
menis were confirmed,
The appointment by Cty Recorder
Crltchlow of j. r. mddouhum NJ n
clerk In his Office 10 succeed Henry 4,
fornHuom, resigned, WIS confirmed
Chlof liyWater Of the lro department
submitted The following appointments
ana promotions which were confirmed,
lleut Sorcnron Hs captain, William \,
Knight promoted lo lieutenant Fred
oilck Moncy az "A member " tho de-.
partmont
SIDEWALKS CONDEMNED,
The city engineer sent IN A communl.
cation condomnlug certain cement side.
NalM IN the eastern part Of the city
which II was said had been approved
by the board ~ public works Nou.
hOuscn said thai the sidewalks were
bad ana he thought the contractors
should DO compelled 10 pay a forfeit
llo said that he would never pay hls
assessment on the walk because II was
defective, The matter was finally rc.
fcrrod back Ia the city engineer with
The UNDERSTANDING that the entire c0un.
gu would investigate the matter IN "A
body
The council adopted the following
sidewalk resolution
llc II resolved by the city council Of
sat Lake city Utah that the board
Of public works order work 10 begin at
once ON sidewalk extensions Nos, ~
", so ana S3,
Resolved, That the treasurer be- d..
rcclod ~ issue and sell scrip against
the funds 10 be raised from said as.
ros7mcnlS ag soon as said assessments
are confirmed
Resolved, That hereafter an sewer
ana sidewalk assessments ~ made
payable IN i've equal annual install.
inonta covering period ~ ave years
from levy ana continuation
PAVING ESTIMATE
The city engineer reported am csli.
mate of the cost NJ paving South TEN.
pie street from Seventh to Tenth East
street and the city attorney ana strcots
committee were authorized 10 prepare
mn ordinance loyylng an assessment for
the Improvement
An ordnance introduced by Nouhau.
sem prohibiting minors from having
tioulms I'm their possession nnd pro.
Mblling The sale of firearms 10 minors,
WAS paused by the council The rc.
Yisod ald amended plumbing ordinance
was passed NJ WUs also I'm amended
buildnR ordinance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Dawes Commission Dead,

Muskogcc. l. r. june 30 Tho He N
the Dawes commission, witch for eight
wears haa been alloltng lmd 10 ,ho
i've civilized lrhns, ended tonight The
work win bc continued BY lumg BiX.
by uH special commissioner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL,

Delightful I'm the oNtrcmc WAS % lake
party given last evening by Nh ana
Mra Howard " pmtt who leave I'M
their private ear tonight 10 mako lbolr
home IN Los Angeles After u din IN
tho brny waves the adult mombcm ro-
paired to che car whore u delicious dine
nor was served IN the best approved
style of modern dining ear methods.
Later the younger element Of The
party were dlnou I'm similar manner.
Those present were Mt and Mg, plau,
Mr. Jonas. the noted spanish pianist,
Prof ana Mrs, Mcclellan, Mr. ana Mrs.
George W, Reed, JE, AR ana Mrs John
y, Hanson Mr. ana Mrs Jcnknsou,
the Misses CALVIN. Miss stella Fabian,
MISS Edna Dunn Miss Margaret Dunn,
and Miss Mary JonkIugou Dancing
comprised the principal pustimo after
supper The party returned 10 salt
Lake ~ The 10 o'clock train voting Mr.,
and Mrs, Plat the best Of entertainers,
Prot Jonas viii bo the guest Of Prof
and Mrs Mcclellan at the Lagoon to.
night Tomorrow he win rest and at.
tend the Tabernacle services, Monday
he VIII take % trip up one Of the near.
by canyons and Tuesday win 10 to
Payson 10 WlWCrs ID real Utah Fourth
NJ July celebration of the old fash.
toned sort
Friday evening I'd pleasant surprise
party was given NrN ID, N, Hewlett al
her home OH EUsr seventh s0uth, Mrs.
llowlotl bad boon Wlomobllng with "a
party " friends, and ON her rotuu was
oRrooohly surprised TO ma that during
her absence about 80 other friends had
taken possession of the premises, and
beautifully decorated the lawn and
surrounding Games were played and
during tho evening delightful iusw,
mculul music Nug rendered, Light Io,
frcshuouF wore HopDl
The wedding reception given last
night ~ Nellie H. NnODun ana Geo.
Ernest Apu 90 The homo Of M and
Mis- ThomUH lluu.u.k uncle and aunt
respectively of the bride. was one of the
prcltIcst Affairs of inc year. The
bride dressed bon "a handsome prolm
yollo gown of lNo Mlpu fashion with
white Wlh h.n u0lwro. gloves and fan
TO match ClwW 20 bouquet of lovely
roses lookd most banning
A wedding supper was served, the
tables hrWR Uuupnd I'm the form of
ID horseshoe and A.. guests vat down nt
the board IN tho sitting room de-.
lolouf pineapple punch, light Wlucs
aud TINS pieces off Woddlug cnso
wrapped m WnI, tissue paper and llod
with baby ribbon wore dispensed by IA
trio of pretty prH while the strains
Ut pUuo and orchestra music 0ontpl
through lhr ru0mt At frequent n or.
walls DURING thu evening. lho Tpmplp
Clty Male QuUuHur old chums NJ tho
young couple rendered some beautiful
bud Original muga appropriate a. Inc
occasion The lawn Walks aud lroos
lights ana mpupu lanterns. while
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

The Womon's Co.op has removed
from II 10, Main 10 70 ", First South,
ana win eoll all summer millinery a
great reductions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
FREE LIBRARY BOARD,

Mayor Morris submitted the r0'ap-
nolnlmonts Of John y. spencer, Mrs
v A, Vincent and Mrs, lfanc Jon-
nngn M members Of the board or ~
foetora of the public library from jnly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

Tho city engineer also requested mat
b. Inc authorized 10 make u now survey
of Tine dletihutIng system Of the wa
IorWorks under the pr0pofcd improve
monls ia be made Al cost NJ 1000
rhIH matter was relorrod "a tho same
.0mmllooB nA the above communlVo"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
WATER COMMISSION,

Tho appointment by Mayor Morris on
Dlty Engineer Ritter 10 represent me
oly ON the water commission when
attends ~ the exchange Of waters u0-
der the ncw contracts with INC lilg
cottonwood farmers, was approved, Inc
mayor also notified the council thai
lno farmers had appointed Joseph A.
cornwall to represent them on the com
mission The two mombora named WI.
choose O. third member but u they tul
20 agrcc on one, the contracts provide
mat GOV cutler may mako inc ape
pouimCnl
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-07-13
Items About the Mines and Min
eraI Development Culled
From Exchanges
TREASURELAND OF AMERICA
Reports From Many Districts in the
Territory, Telling Of Important Dis
ooveries, Active Operations and Or
aanizstion Of New Companies

The demand of Globe for high-grade
ores from Bisbee continued during the
last week to keep FL Paso & South
western people busy finding cars to
handle the increased orders. 1t is ex-
pected that the rush, which is due to
shipments having fallen behind during
the tie-up of the CIV, ,G.& N. during
the floods few months ago, will be
through with, and conditions returned
to normal during the present week. -
Review.
The cyaniding plant for the Desert
Queen is expected to arrive on the
ground this week from San Francisco.
The crushing plant is on the way from
Chicago. This consists of steam stamps,
something new in the immediate terri
tory, but operated for number of
years with high success in the Lake
copper country. Foundations are being
put in at the Desert Queen for the new
equipment, and it's installation will be
promptly made upon its arrival. Devel-
opment work going on at the property
is said to be showing up more and more
satisfactory ground. Review.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-07-13
C0CHISE COUNTY
Where Mining, the Chief Industry, is
Very Active

From the Bisbec Review.
Chas. McHenry, of the Gold Treas
ury, was in Bisbee Friday evening and
stated that the machinery for the prop
erty was ordered that day. Mining is
being carried on at the property on a
much larger scale than ever.
The program mapped out for devel-
opment of the Mitchell property in
cludes the sinking of the shaft from the
350-foot level to the ore encountered in
the diamond drill holes and prospecting
by drifting and drilling. Assessment
work done lately has demonstrated the
existence of good ore on the Chedal
claims, owned by the Mitchell people.
group rather neglected heretofore, ex-
cellent values having been found in the
50-foot shaft sunk on the premises.
From the Benson Press
The Vantia mine, in the Yellowstone
district, will soon be one of the active
producers of Cochise county, It's ma
chinery, received Monday, will soon be
extracting the values from the rich ores
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-07-13

which the mine has proven to contain
from extensive development work. The
machinery is thoroughly up-to-date, and
was purchased with view to the fu-
ture, the reserve power being sufficient
to operate two batteries of stamps.
The hoist will permit operating the
mine to 1000 feet in depth.
From the Tombstone Prospector.
The weeks progress at the mines of
the Tombstone Consolidated Co., COM
pany shows continued improvements in
the various mines of the company. Ore
shipments continue with regularity and
developments in the lower levels show
increased ore reserves. Announcement
is expected to be made shortly of steps
decided upon by the company for treat
ment of large bodies of ore by the eva
nide process, the tests recently made
having proved satisfactory. The Luck
sure, Old Guard and Hershel are ope-
rating regularly and developments are
proving highly satisfactory to the man
agement. During the past week there
have been shipped to the smelters at
FL Paso from Tombstone forty-three
oars of ore contributed by the various
mines in this district.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-07-13

idated company. The high-grade ore
went az per cent copper and 35 ounces
silver, and the second class II per cent
copper and 23t ounces silver per ton. A
carload of each class was shipped.
John Keppler, who has lease on FL
Paso mine at Metcalf, came down to
spend the Fourth. When he took a
lease on the mine there was nothing
showing, but the first round of shots
fired broke into good ore, and he now
has an 1S-inch streak of glance, which
will go about SO per cent copper. He
also has considerable carbonate ore of a
lower grade. He is now shipping, and
as his lease does not expire until Janu-
ary next, he is in fair way to make
some easy money, provided the rich ore
holds out.