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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
FEWER VICTIMS OF 'PATRIoT1sM."
aonlv 1872 Deaths and 1894 Serious Accci'
dents This Year"

Chicago Aug S1.-The Journal OF the AHeri-
- ,tadicaI Association, to be published Satur-
49,, contains statistics regarding injuries re-
ca,1ea at Fourth of July celebrations with
sneciaI reference to tetanus resulting from these
injuries. The total number OF cases this year
- IN. In 1908 there 416 cases. and In
was 80 INK The total Of accidents resulting
taer flank cartridges 500: in 1903 the
INNER was 1672 and last year 1.OOo Besides
81 deaths from tetanus' thefe were % rom o.'o'
There were 1894 non fatal injuries and over
600 more of others having their faces laceratea
- rscaiving other dishgurements. and tfris,
saws the Journal, was better than in former
years."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
THE TAFT PARTY RETURNING.
start Tor Hong Kong on Logan-Will Take
the Korea for San Francisco.

washington. Aug. 31--Captain Mcintyre acting
chle- OF the Insuiar Bureau of the War Depart
hent, to-day received cable message from Colonel
EDWARDS saying that Secretary Taft and party left
Asliia to-day at noon on the transport Logan.
r'uno Tor Hong Kong. All are WELL including Mrs.
sfeo I. Dubois of Idaho. who has recovered from
s~e eHects Of injuries received by being thrown
,lA q carriage In Manila a few weeks ago, and re-
r|,S J1 me party TO return TO the United States.
su .iiohei EDWARDS states that Secretary Taft and
he members Of TIE party who are not going TO
1e VIII take passage the steamer Korea at
Kong at September 6. They Will not
Honolulu, and request that all mall for the
y addressed TO Honolulu bs held at San
hcisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
EXAMINATION FOR OFFICE BOYS.
Vacancies in City Departments To Be Filled
Under Civil Service Rules.

Three hundred prospective Office boys gathereo
a+ ,be Grand Central Palace yesterday to take
Tho Civil Service examination, preliminary to
ar+er,ng the employ OF the city. OF late there
hos heen a shortage OF boys In the municipal
otf,ces and the difficulty had to be remedied
The boys varying in age from twelve to eigh-
too, vears made all sorts Of wry faces when
the PAPERS were distributed. There was gen
eral opinion expressed among them that the
Questions asked were altogether too technical.
Although veterans Of the Civil War are eligible Ih
for this position. none mace s applicatio o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
LETTER DEFENDS CURZON,
SAYS He Would Make Good Citizen
IN Any Country.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. 7

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 31--Joseph Letter
who is passing through Kansas City to-day, dis
cussed his brother n-law Lord Curzon in con-
nection with the latter's resignng as Viceroy of
India.
do you know anything about the dispute be-
tween Lord Curzon and Kitchener asked
of Letter
I'm q general way. yes. Lord Curzon holds
that the civil of the service should be su
preme. Lord Kitchener says that the govern
ment and safeguarding of India are military
problems. Kitchener won and CurZon quit.
That's all Curzon wants to trust the native
population and help them to selfgovernment.
Kitchener does not. | don't know. I'm poll
tician."
Mr.. Letter also said that Lord Curzon would
be g good citizen in any country and denied the
story that his sister has been urging Curzon 10
ape royalty.
MY sister may be Amercanizing him some,
but that's ALL he said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
WAS CRUEL TO THE "L0GGERHEAD."
court Fines South Norwalk Man for Plnlon-
ing Giant Chelonian.

so,+b Norwalk. Conn. Aug. 81 (Special) THE
.roggerbead' is an animal The court mas SO
decided. Despite the fact that the attorneys 1or
+be defence with witnesses galore, tried TO prove
the giant turtle anything rather than an
animal their arguments and testimony were
torn to shreds when the Society for the Proven
-ior of Cruelty TO Animals attorneys mace
them acknowledge that it was neither mhleral
nor a vegetable. ,,,;
For pinioning the immense turtle ana holalns
- "a crr1Iel restraint by ropes Charles Ducross
was adjudged guilty and fined s. and costs by
J11dge TAYLOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
FOUR DEAD FROM HEAVY BLAST.
Three Injured and One Missing at Lancaster,
Penn.

Lancaster. Penn, Aug. 31.-Three Slavs and
an Italian We're blown to pieces by the prema-
tGre explosion Of a blast near Safe Harbor last
night Another Slav is missing and is believed
TO have been blown into the Susquehanna
River. and Two Slavs and negro were badly
injured
The men We're loading blast hole fifty feet
eeep. and had just placed in the dynamite and
oetohatng cap. 1t is supposed the tamping rod
stFucK This cap. The conclusion exploded
slililar charge four feet away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
o,rcuER KILLED BY BASEBALL.

n,.-r,stoun. PENN Aug. 31-Word was received
here to-day that Charles Townsend pitcher Oh tne
IJrsinus College baseball team. mao aieu q.
- pam from O. fractured skull Iownse use 4,
as hit On the head with pitched na. CUB
playing ~ considersd the best pitcher OF UEsinGs
College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
GIFT FOR eATTLEsHiP NEW-JERsEY

By Telegraph The Tribune
Trenton N. J., Aug. Sl--Adtutant General BRENT
nall advised to-day b. the Secretary OF the
Navy that the battleship New-Jersey probably
be placed In commission on April l. 1906 The State
has placed order for $40 900 silver service which
viii be nresented To the battleship At that TINA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

G. d. Todd and Mary d. Todd Ia w. NJ
Gwin--tot IS, Highland subdivision OF lots
G and d IN block 16. second addition 70
Harriet D. Prosser and Judson G. Prosser
TO NJ. Letita Richards-parts lots IL and is
Richardson villa subdivision ........St30O
Part Of lots IL and is, subdivision Of Rich
Mrs Lizzie S. peck and W. =. peck to to
Long Beach school district--Part OF lot a.
block r. OF resubdivision Of portions Of
L. 4. olive Growers association to Viii vii.
liam q, Crabbe-Lot 4, block 222, l.. A.
Olive Growers association tract ......st1
Mar, Marens2 e., -, Avenue Land Imp Go. 70
Jane Carnes and William Carnes to H.
McKeen-Lot So Bixby tract.........s10
Minnie Agnes Symondson and w. G. Sy-
mondson to Alkaline l.. Miller and Eliza NJ
Miller-Iots and 10, block 70, Boomis
tract addition ..................... .......StO
Ella s. Billings to q. IL Gaylord and
Charles II. Hoge-Lot as and part lot a,
Arthur 4 Avery, Mary 4 Avery and fd9 IA
Christne Iverson TO @. II, Gaylord and G,
II. Hose-..tcts H. 12. t5 H. A. 49, 10 and
5S block block 81 lots lots H. H. 49, IT, IL iss iS and ana
go block lots 25 and 2e. block 6; lots 49,
30; 49, a. az 49, a. 45 49, a. 49, block =
rs, ~, 20, 81. 22. 23, "a, % and 2s, block s.
FaeihG home tract Il, ,i;
H. HoFe M tS"Y9rd to n S f9ff IL esySrS sr6p and
Amelia n. Grifnth to j. b. whittier-Lot
10, block II, Huntington Park ,.......S10
sllvanus White and Malinda L. White to
Alfred Thomas and Nellie Thomas-Lot I,
S. Whites subdivision ...............St $40
Thomas j. limerick and Clara M Elmer
lck to william II. Powers-Lot IL, block
Ellen II. wheeler to victoria M Baker
Lot 9, 70. II. Wheeler tract .............S10
Clark II. Bates to Charles wellington Will
son-Lots 16, II and IS, block X. Pellser
trUCI sss'sss 99VUU
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Est-te

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
RANCH PROPERTY.
s5Oc0-6 acres alfalfa, fine improvements
plenty of water on car line' Gardeha'
bargain. M
s1oOOo-TiVe miles from city limits 30 acres
of ALFALFA pumping station, good
improvements; splendid openindg fol
dairy; must sell; might consider some
exchange. 80, O.,
water: within 60 miles of the cltS
best stock farm in Southern Call
fornia.
s4OOO-Splendid and we'll improved farm; best
of artesian water; half a mile to car
line: half cash: might exchansei
now in sugar beets.
100000 acres; 500 chickens; well improved;
near car line; snap; all personal
property goes with the place. go
s11 OO0-11 acres, close to city; Will eX-
change Eastern or California; excel
lent piece of property; proposed car
line by the property; gilt-edge IN eV-
cry respect; personally,
slOO0-2 acres; Glendale; good terms; water
SS50O-Well- Improved; North Glendale; cheap.
sS00O-lO acres. North Glendale; fne
house: cheap water.
For Sale or Exchange-Lands, Gardena, Or
ange county, San Fernando Valley, Bald
wins ranch and all localities See
sos Mason Bldg, 4th and Bway'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Beach Property-oeean Park

WE WANT TO CALL YOUR AT
tention to the Terrace Tract
blocks from the ocean, higa
and slightly. beautiful view of ocean,
valley and mountain, lots 5000 and $3.50,
easy terms; this is chance for you to
get in or the ground floor. Ask us tn
show you the $500 lot ON Third stree.
worth $4,000; this is one snap.
We have just five more sand lots left
between Pier ave. and Venice for $3.50.
and the only sand lots to be had on the
whole beach for $780, These will all be
gone in three days; terms, Ia down, bal
ance and ~ months. Drop in our office
this morning and ask about these lots.
East Ocean Park. the garden spot of
Southern California; place for homes.
the lots are one-acre lots, and no better
soil in the state; one mile from Venice
and the ocean; here is place that Will
double in value in the next year. and now
you can buy a whole acre for $500, "a
down, balance 6, 12 and is months.
Begin calling up this morning at
$3.50 o'clock and tell us which lots to hold
for you. -
A. r. WEBSTER & CO.,
SO2 Mason Bldg, 4th Il Broadway.
Pier ave. and I'd ST., Ocean Park,
Phone 1890 Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

Lloyds for some tens of thousands of
pounds, had to pay Is per cent for
policy running only ten months. After
the assassination of Grand Duke Ser
gius and the Terrorist threat to wipe
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

a writer in Leslies Monthly for June.
Up to a week before last Christmas the
rate on his life was per cent per an
mum. On December 30. holders of Rus
sian bonds, who insured him with
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

denly retired from activity as an in
surance risk. Nobody wanted him at
the price the underwriters placed on
his life,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
WASEDA BALL TEAM PLAYS
U. s. C. SQUAD TO-DAY

on the University Of Southern California
diamond this afternoon the Japanese bail team
will play its last Southern California game
With the U. s. G. squad.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
suburban Property-HoIIywood

NICE LEVEL LOT. 60xl4s. WITH CEMENT
eurbs, graded streets and sidewalks; convsn-
lent 10 school, church and car llnei located
between Western and Vermont avenues
S. MANN, ais West Fourth H.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

YOU NEED TO PAY US IS 50
when you select your piano, then S6 monthly
We won't charge you any interest. We
positively guarantee the price we ask to
be the same as asked in New York. Boston
or Chicago Remember the old house or
FITzGERALD when you want good plano
1lS S. Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

The Car as an Insurance Risk
The czar has been the most active
recent risk in English companies, says
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Stocks and Bonds

r. W. POINDEXTER. Broker. 400 WILCOX
Building deals In bonds mortgages and
ether irst-cass sec urities Reference: First
National bank
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
FOR SALE
Suburban Property

YOU SEE
OUR TWO
BfG TRACTS
AT HUNTINGTON PARK.
LARGE LOTS.
LITTLE PRICES.
FREE TICKETS
FOR THE ASKING.
FULL INFORMATION
AT OUR OFFICE.
ROSS & LINDSEY,
PHONE SUNSET MAIN 4see.
HOME 1899.
ROOM s14
H. W. HELLMAN BUILDING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR EXCHANGE GOLD CLAIMS IN A
proved district. Will sell cheap or exchange
for other property. Come in and see the ore.
owner not able to develop them j. A. NOR
Ian & CO, 412 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Miscellaneous

FOR sALE-GREAT CUT PRICE SALE OF
carpet sweepers. secs; box mattress couches,
$3.50; couch covers, $i.lO; lace curtains, 55c
pair; washstands. $3.50; 6-piece toilet sets,
$l.75; small dressers, $5,75; 9x9 granite rugs
S3 go; portieres 500 pair; treasure kitchen
tables. $3.50; 2-burner hot plates. 81. 80; limo
leum soc yard; sanitary couches, $3.50. j.
M. OVERELL. 652-654 S. Main st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

NEW DISCOVERY
Our enamel finishes things like mirror;
none better: big cut in wall paper best value
In u. S.; 76-in. burap. zoe; S6-in,, dyed, l5c;
best paint, 81 so gal; table oil cloth, zoe;
shingle stain Use; Opaque shades, 25c; fine
finished molding. &c. Send for samples
WALTER BROS, 6H s. Spring.
PEACOCK BROS. WIDEAWAKE CIGAR
firm, with two stores SO9 West Second
street and AT s. Spring push Las Palmas,
clear Havana cigars. Why? Because they
are up TO date and carry only the best.
FOR sALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND
billiard and pool tables. Bar fixtures OF all
kinds easy payments Semi for catalogue.
THE BRUNSWIcK-BALllE-CO -COLLENDER
CO.. go S. Broadway Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Country Property

Country Property
AN OPPORTUNITY
THAT is PASSING.
more or this iahd al rs ooo 6eng sola every week
wheat and alfalfa land will soon oe gone.
Any investor or homeseeker who has $500
or $4,000 and who fails to get 40 acres or q
section OF this land at our present prices Is
making a mistake.
fRTSh FH1E FxGVEssLG2S NSw sss.2S an TYEsRRAE' HdRE.
INCLuDING ONE so SHARE OF
WEsTa WEsTERN n co coLoNIzATfoN TnS AND AND IN
VESTMENT CO.,
B11 Herman w. Hellmun Bldg.
Cor. 4th and Spring Los Angeles.
FOR SALE
SNAP! sNAPi
Eleven acres beautiful land. all level.
Only $3.50 per acre.
Three-quarters mile from trolley.
Terms to suit.
SAN GABRIEL REALTY CO.,
San Gabriel Cal
Office opposite Mission
FOR sALE-AT ALTADBNA, THE BEAU.
tifu foothll suburb of Pasadena:
$70O--Acre lot, well located; fine view.
S1375-Nine acres, unimproved: good
water right. splendid SOIL magnificent
view.
S25OO-Fourteen acres in assorted fruits
and table grapes; with this go 80 acres
hill land and good private water supply.
s5O00-Ten acre orange grove; fine
building site; beautiful unobstructed view.
Il. NJ. PRATT. sos Laughin Bldg.
FOR SALE
aor -HEMET VALLEY TIT
Have you heard of Hemet?
Have you seen Hemet?
Have you heard or seen land at Helmet !?
At dam p,aiC 20
illustrated booklet and excursion rate.
Apply at agency.
FOR sALE-UP IN THE HILLS, JUST
north of Altadena and only four miles
about half tillable, balance hill land;
good private water supply; about 10 acres
in fruit; cheap buildings. Price, $4,000.
This is an ideal location, way up high.
purest air, most magnificent view can be
made one of the prettiest and most pic
tureUque places in California. L.. NJ.
PRATT, sos Laughlin Bldg.
FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST PAY
ing orange groves in the state; 40 acres
at Highgrove, the best part of the Riv-
ersde district; this grove has netted the
owner. above all expenses, an average or
$4,000 per annum for years. owner
moving east and will sell at sacrifice.
Price, $4,000. L. NJ PRATT, COS Laugh
lin Bldg. Headquarters for orange
groves,
FOR sALE-6Oo OR 1901 ACRES AT RIALTo.
miles from San Bernardino. Fine, level,
sandy loan; Santa Fe railway through It,
Will likely have electric road in near fu-
ture; one of the finest colony or subdividing
schemes In Southern California.
Also, 4 orange groves for sale within half
mile of this land. See owner, BOAZ DUN
CAN. 445 Wilcox Bldg. Los Angeles. Cal
FOR sALE-THE SAL1 LAKE ROAD IS
now running. For city lots at Las Vegas. ALSO
acreage In the Muddy and Vegas valleys, see
J. F. MCPHERSON, 403 Stimson Block. cor.
Third and Spring; commissioner for Nevada
In California.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

NO BETTER PLACE TO LIVE THAN AL
hambra. We have a number of choice
lots both in residence and business parts of
the city. Prices to suit small or large in
vestor See us at once
If you want to buy, sell exchange
property business in town country
let us hear from you.
SALAK-STANTON CO.,
435-436 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
PHONES
Sunset, Main 6446. Home 1855
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
DoLGBvtLLE.

THE MANUFACTURING AND ALSO
ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCE
SUBURBS IN Los ANGELES COUNTY.
Office on the tract, or Suite 416-417,
Pacific Electric Building.
S. j WHITE & co. AGENTS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
THE PREACHBR's CORNER

THE PREACHERS CORNER
MUST GO BEFORE SATURDAY..
A beautiful corner lot near center of
Hollywood, fronting east 100 feet on
Whitley avenue, fronting north 1856 feet
on Franklin; very near car. See 1t and
you will buy.
WRIGHT & HAMMERS, Sole Agents.
320 Byrne Bldg. Home 5000; Main 5911.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Suburban Property-AIhambra

-ALHAMBRA--
Let us show you four of the choicest
homes IN the San Gabriel valley locat-
ed at Ahambra. Magnificent home
broad acreage, fine orchards, beautiful
flowers, abundant water modern improve
ments. Near car line. 20 to 80 minutes
ride to city Let us show them to you
Prices $4,000 to $4,000.
SALAK- STA NTON CO.,
435-436 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
PHONES:
Sunset, Main 6446. Home 1855
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

CIGAR STAND FOR sALE-PRICE $3.50; A
little mint; nets So to So per day; best loea-
tion in city rent only Sl5 mo. See Business
Opportunity Department JONES u RYDER
LAND CO.. 21S West Third ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

BARBER SHOP FOR SALE-PRICE $3.50;
nice ciean shop; 2 new chairs and fixtures;
everything complete room 2Ox4O; rent $40
month"; located close In ON S. Main st. See
JONES & RYDER LAND CO., 2lS West
Third st Business chance department..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

$4,000 HOME.
ALL READY FOR YOU. FURNISHED.
ONLY 2 BLOCKS FROM PIER, FACING
OCEAN, AT BEAUTIFUL OCEAN PARK.
EASY TERMS THIS IS A BARGAIN.
APPLY FOR INFORMATION TO
j. L. GROVER,
424 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

A SNAP IN A NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM
ing iouse of 20 rooms. centrally located, for
sale. Cheap rent long lease. Inquire OF
WILL METzGER, 6l0 South Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
TO TURN CHURCH
INTO A THEATER.
Negotiations on for the Purchase
OF First Methodist Property
For This Purpose
DEAL MAY Be CONSUMMATED.
Proposed Conversion VIII Crate
Iiarshly on the Feelings N
Lseol Nclhodlsts.

For several days there have been
parties orde0voring TO secure the First
Methodist church structure from MIR,
Holmes, the present owner Of the prop.
orty, with Wow to turning II into u
FIRST class vaudeville thcptcr Thp
premises have been carefully examined
by tho prospective purchasers, ana they
ma them well suited to their purpose,
Mr. Holmes IN roady 10 dispose OF
tho property for nrst.class business or
amusement purposes, and he rather
thinks the amusement people viii make
up their minds TO buy II, The present
church odnce can be romodelled AMI
made over with modlcum Of expendl-
turo into n very desirable vaudeville
thQnt2r,
ThIs conversion OF the historic First
Methodist church edIfco from q house
OF worship into play house viii gratc
hnrshly on tho feelings of the Methos
diatg OF this city 10 tho od.tlmo loon,
mcmpors of that faith, the First churoh
In associated with memories that thoS
regard with tender affection, ana tho
lhonlor IN the minds OF MclhodIsts gen.
orally N associated with 'the world,
the nosh and the particularly
the latter No thore win be great regret
expressed by them at this proposed
transfer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23

from seventh East ana Ninth south
Ia the eject that "A rough looking man,
desperate character, was IN That
noighborhood terforlslng women ana
children, and making threats against
them The man was 0lso begglnB II
was said
Patrol Driver WIN Armstrong and
Onlcor Nick dulbransen, and n "Ncws'
reporter boarded the patrol wagon and
made dash for the scene, fully pre-
pared for II liorco encounter with u
bad man, Up0n arriving Ninth
South The excited populaC formed
the officers that tho bad man mad gone
west toward the Salt Palace, and that
little Girl was following him AT n
discreet distance, The child was nm.
ally oyertnken, ana gave the exciting
Information that the bad man had gone
south on state street Whipping M
the horses, Driver Armstrong nnnlly
overlook the desperate man, Thon
followed n terrible hand 90 hand etrug.
Gle ~ almost five seconds, after which
the alleged terror was landed IN tho
patrol wagon The bad man proved
to be little Johnny Rull an oldstlmcr
At police headquarters There IN n
dispute among the officers M 10 wheth-
ar Bull IL 40 On ne years ~ age, lIo
was locked Ny on the charge Of yogran-
py,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
HEALTH BOARD
AFTER DOCTORS
Notifies Them That All Cases Of
tuberculosis Must be
Reported
the LAW WILL BE ENFORCED.
Not Necessary to Publish Names Of
PaIlcnls or 10 lniorm Them Of
Report Made,

The state board Of health II sending
out today the following important cir
oular TO all physicians IN the state.
whose addresses aro ob0lnablc;
Salt Lake CITY May %, 1905,
Dear Doctor--ln Wow OF the fact that
many cases Of tuberculosis are not ~.
ported 10 the state board Of health In
accordance with the law, copy Of which
N enclosed, II becomes the duty OF the
board 10 adopt stringent measures for
tho enforcement Of the same and YOU
arc notified that hereafter any case OF
iailuro to 40 report, which comes to
me notice OF the state board ~ health,
WIN be Investigated ana II II shall ape
pear that the law has been violated,
prosecution VIII be Instituted,
III IN unnecessary 20 argue the import
ance OF the prompt report Of all cases
Of tuberculosis. In no other way can
its spread DO sucoeasfulIy combntod
Tho only reasonable objection 20 the
measure that could be urged IN no.
moved by the fact that IN no case VIII
the nomo OF the patient be published or
disclosed, and II IN not oven necessary
That the patient should be Informed
thn, n report hns been made, The cir
culor OF instructions for the prevention
81 the disease issued by the state board
Of honl,h viii, II requested by the
physician, be privately sent TO the FAM
ny Of the patient and not 10 tho patient
direct,
You are agnin reminded that the
state board " health VIII test all spoci-
mems OF apntum free Of charge upon
request Of physicians; mailing cnsos
for transmitting Same VIII be fur
nishcd by the board
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
JURY FAILS To
REACH VERDICT.

After being out for 20 hours, the Jury
In the case Of Theodore H. Auerbach
against william H. Loyy returned Into
court "A, o'clock this afternoon and
reported to Judge LOWS that II could
not arrive at verdict The Jurors were
thon discharged, and the case VIII have
20 be tried over again before another
Jury The case has been on trial for
more than . week, and has been a hard
legal battle
plelntlW sought to recover the total
sum OF 81 ,O2b alleged to be due on two
promlesory notes executed by HIS neph-
ew the defendant In this case, Tho
notes were given 10 secure the payment
of the purchase price Of certain buss
mess back east sold 10 defendant by
plnlntlff, Tho defendant claimed that
the business was not u paying one M
represented by plaintiff, ana hence ne
turned II back to his uncle, and the
chntjol mortgage on the property was
released, Tho plaintiff claimed that hIs
signature 10 the release " the chattol
mortgage was not genuine, and that II
had been forged, Tho case was sub.
mlttod 10 the Jury yesterday afternoon
at $50 o'clock, ana the Jurors have been
considering the matter eyer since but
without arriving At "a verdict