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Graham guardian., 1906-03-02
Documents Filed For Record.

Following is a list of documents
filed for record at the County seat
and compiled by Abstracter Fred
Dysart;
A Rodriguez to William h Sell
lers, bill of sale, Sl70; house No 96
on Tank Hill, Morenci.
ED Tuttle and wife to ] NJ
Foster, deed, $50; lot 5, blk lS,
Stafford.
United States to VIM Forbes,
patent, lot l, sec 26, tp s, r 20 9,
10 acres.
Sarah Ann Forbes to Joseph H
Hinton, deed, $3.50; same.
Joseph H Hinton and wife to
Lewis @ Riggs, deed, $500; same.
Lewis @ Riggs and wife to Robt
J Clark, deed, $1,000; same.
Robert J Clark and wife to L Z
Wightman, deed, $1,000; same.
Chas f Solomon and wife to L
G Riggs, deed, $500; sw IA Sc IA,
sec 27 and W IL ne Ia and ne IA
NV IA sec "a, tp 7 s, r 25 east.
J W Greehalgh to Geo ] Hatch,
release of mtg, $500; on o acres in
Sc IA sec II, tp 7 $, r 26 east.
United States to Andrew G
Alexander, patent, lots and 2,
sec II and l-2 NV ii, sec 10, tp
4 s, % east.
The Title Guaranty & Surety
Co, Scranton, Penn, to George
Carlton, 9 i Rawlins and w G
Mcfarland, power of attorney, to
execute stipulations, bonds, etc.
Nora Britton claims water of
Coal canyon on east side of GrA-
ham Mt.
Geo II Birdno, John Hancock,
A + Williams M Bake and d 4
Address are appointed deputy
assessors.
Geo Duran TO J s Ch6ser, bi
Graham guardian., 1906-03-02
THE DOCTOR
And What he is Continually Do
ing For Humanity,

In the name of thousands of un'
broken bones in which midnight
band-tU-hand fights with death
have been fought and won; in the
name of thousands of lives rescued
frcm abnormality and made useful;
in the name Of unshed tears aud
foreslalled pain and bafied death
Il dot' my hat to The Doctor.
May he never have use for his
medicine.
May each moment of pain he has
saved others shine in the crown of
his lite like bright star.
May the children to whom he
has saved parents and the parents
TO whom he has saved children
take time TO acknowledge the
doctors worth.
May his patients pay him his
bill.
And in the inevitable hour may
n certain grim adversary recognize
a noble foe and deal gently with
the doctor.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-02

A great many people are giving
themselves considerable unneces
sary worry about what disposition
Mrs. Roosevelt Longworth will
make of her numerous cut glass
presents. The hired girl will at
tend to that.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-02

This space is reserved for the Gia
Valley Realty Company. See w. B.
Fonda, general manager, if you want
to buy or sell a home or ranch. This
company does your business quick
and to the satisfaction of both buyer
and seller. Office in Justice of the
Peace's office, Stafford, Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-02
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Graham guardian., 1906-03-02

The doctors work is priestly in
ITS character 1t is the doctor who
enters the saDctum sanctOrum OF
the homes and learns its secrets
1t is the doctor Into whose keep.
ing we give those interests which
are guarded from the world, The
smallest part of ouI faith 10 the
doctor relates TO health, or the
physical appearances of life and
death.
The doctors work is more with
out the medicine case than with it,
The medicine dosen't do the pa
tieut half as much good as the
doctor does. When the croupy
cough arises at midnight there is
healing in the mention of the fam
lily doctors name, and hope enters
the room with him. His medicine
may be but some grandmother's
remedy 10 which hot cloth is the
principal ingredient, but bis com
ing, bis cool examination, his
calm verdict clears the atmosphere
of gloom in trice
Today thousands of doctors are
performing their errands of mercy
all over the land. While the la
borer and merchant and other pro-
fessional men are enjoying Sun
day rest the doctor is about his
business. Some Of them are enter
ing the homes of the rich, others
are driving a gig along the driited
country roads. Both kinds, if they
met, would grasp hands in the
brotherhood of a profession of
mercy, and if the doctor in the
boudoir of fashion were TO COM
pare notes with the doctor who
Just left the farmers wife, il would
be found that sickness belongs to a
common humanity and that there
is no more dignity and sweetness
in the pains of society's favorite
than there is in the pains of the
plodding farmer.
The doctor comes before one in
a new light when one calls up the
vision of this great army of devot-
ed trained men going forth by day
and night for the healing Of the
nations.
In the streets of Russia where
assination reigns, the only vestige
of humanity to be seen is in the
doctors who 60 about to sew up
the wounds Of the absolute mon.
archy.
In a railroad wreck in the far
west the horror of the holocaust is
being lessened by these volunteers
who await neither orders nor suit
able accommodations, but do their
work with the deftness and tender.
ness of women--tbis work that
tears at the nerves of the stron geSt
man.
have in my mind recent case
which illustrates bow much of the
doctors work is without recon-
pense save IN a consciousness Of
duty done. A cali came to q poor
district. 1t was eleven o'clock at
night. The messenger was thin.
ly clad little girl who shivered in
the early winter wind. "Would
the doctor please got If it wasn't
for mamma / wouldn't ask you to
90 out this night" The doctor
had slightly trowned at the first
request, but when the little one
expressed as best she could her
regret at asking the doctor to go
out on such bitter night, he
winced-Iooking first at her poor,
thin dress and then at his big fur
overeoat and overshoes and gloves.
rhapo tuos a haaty Ouah of n hut
Graham guardian., 1906-03-02

FOR SALE or trade, one new
drop head sewing machine. A,
Ellis. 49-tf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08
APPEAL TO GOVERNMENT
Provo Citizens Are Determined on
Preserving Bridal Veil
Falls.
lsneciaI Il IL HeraId.l

Provo. June 6.-MayoT Frisby and Pres
ident Booth Of the city council, the com
mitJee appointed TO take steps for the
preservation Of the Bridal Veil falls,
have communicated with Senator SmOOt
asking that he-dO everything in his power
to save the falls and that If the depart
ment Of the interior. IN view of objections
from citizens Of many towns IN the cOun-
ty- decides not 10 create a large forest
reserve, which, if created as contemplate
ed would include the fails, that two sec
tons Of land on which the falls and their
water sources are located be set apart
as a reserve.
Provo for. several years has been with
out a company of the national guard, and
several efforts have been made by the
state Officers 10 organize a company here
which now promise to be successful
Swift Dean of the Provo Drug company,
a Spanish war veteran. and Harold SmOOt
have taken the matter up. and yesterday
visited Salt Lake. where they conferred
with Governor Cutler and state Officers of
the guard and received encouragement
and the promise Of assistance in organic
ing a company. Muster rolls viii be re-
ceived tOmOrTOy and as. sOOn-sa suffi-
cient SignerS are obtained officers will
come down and muster in the company.
The prospects are. good for securing a
strong organization.
Arrangements are being made to secure
the basement under the pOStOffIce for an
armOTy and rooms upstairs for officers
quarters and reading rooms for the COM
pany. The main reason for nOn-success
in maintaining former. organizations was
the lack of suitable quarters, which. with
the financial aid promised by the gov
ernOr, viii now be overcome.
Mrs. Christina Roach, wife Of Walter T
Roach Of Spanish Fork. died here today
from the shock following an operation
for an internal tUmOT Mrs. Roach was
40 years of age and came to Utah from
her native country, Denmark, with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. SOren MOrtenSen,
tWenty-nine years ago. Her husband
five children and her parents still sur
vive her. The remains viii be taken to
Spanish Fork for burial Funeral ser
vices will be held Friday afternoon at ?
o'clock at the Fourth ward meeting
house
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08

Mr.. Martin viii likely take hold in his
new position on the 1st day of July.
Weather con 1itiOns have been such in
the last three days that it looks as if the
seasons have become twisted 1t showed
here all Gay yesterday as hard as it ever
las in the winter, and this morning for a
short time the same condition existed.
Snow has failed in Park City every
month now during the last ten. and if
the past IS to be judged by there viii be
snow every month in the present year.
Thomas kearns and David Keith arc in
with the Silver King mine
A small fire vas discovered at the house
occupied by Rev. Father Gallighan this
morning. caused by the burning out of
the tlue- No damage was done, as the
blaze was put out shortly after it caught
The Miners union has completed ar
TanSementS for its excursion to Lagoon.
which IS to take place on the 18th On
that cay there is to be a big drilling
match, for which five teams have en-
tered from Park City. also q ball game
will be played between the Eureka and
Park City league teams. The committee
faving the matter in charge has arranged
TO make the affair q big success
A number Of boys have been arrested
during the past week and charged with
breaking and destroying property. For
some reason the lads seem to have formed
a league with destruction as their object.
However, the officers nipped the thing
early, and now under direction of Justice
Talon. several of the offenders are re
porting daily to the city marshal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. June IA son has been born to
Nj and Mrs G H Ward
Mayor Frisby has issued call for the
observance Of Flag day, June a.
Carl A Badger, secretary to Senator
SmOot graduated today as bachelor Of
laws from the George Washington uni
veTSity, Washington. D. c
\ marriage license has been issued to
Bert R Sutton and Naomi Douglas, both
of Provo
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Dianah LOvina Rogers will be held
tomorrow Thursday al u o'clock in the
Fifth ward meeting house Her daUSh-
ter. Mrs Chris Jensen. who Is living IN
Canada. viii not be able TO attend
Dr. June SeeEmilier stopped off in
Provo today on his way from Chicago to
RiChfieId- He has graduated from the
Chicago College of Dentistry
Funeral services over the remains Of
MIS-. J J. TalmaEe viii be held Sunday
at = o'clock at the Fifth ward meeting
house. Miss Susie Talmage. q daughter
studying in New York, is expected TO ar
rive here FRIDAY.
The citizens of Provo have been invited
TO a nail driving contest Friday afternoon
on the fence around the fair grounds.
which the committee is anxious 10 have
up before the baseball game between the
Provo and Fort Douglas teams SATURDAY,
The stores viii probably be closed 50 that
all the clerks may turn out and drive
nails It is realized that the county fair
project is to q great extent q public ben
eft undeTtd king. and the committee eN-
poets a liberal response to the invitation
to help the work along
Bishop MOrOni Snow of the Fifth ward
has resigned and viii move TO Salt Lake
He expects to leave the latter part of the
week. The people of the ward gave him
farewell s0Ciable in his honor last night
Bishop Snow is q member of the city
council bur has not resigned as SUCH He
has many friends here who viii regret TO
see him leave
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08
LEHI HAPPENINGS.

Lehi. June Two prospecting outfits
left Lehi this week for the Nevada gold
fields Today W. T. Butt the original
locator of the Sunshine mine at Sun
shine, left for district just over the
Utah line. He Is backed by some Salt
Lake and local capitalists. Yesterday
Gus Slade and John Campbell left with
q fine outfit travelling overland by way
OF Fish Springs. Mr. Butt takes a com
plete assaying outfit and viii try every
thing he comes to-
At the annual election of the CONNER
Cial club Morgan Evans. NJ W ingalls,
and John Y. Smith were elected as the
new members of the board of governors.
who viii meet tonight and elect a presi-
dent and vice president and secretary and
d treasurer.
Hugh. the small son Of Julius Ottcrsou.
while playing a the sugar factory yes
terday. got in the way of bag of sugar
coming down the loading chute and had
his leg broken just above the knee.
Eugene Mason has arrived home from
the Netherlands because Of i'll health He
went to Holland on a mission about
eight months ago
Mrs. J. L. Alfred arrived in Lehi to
day from CaTdstOn- Canada James Kirk
ham. postmaster of Raymond. another
old Lehi resident will arrive this week
for a months visit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE
WATER CAUSING TROUBLE
Lines and Poles of Telephone Com
pany IN Sewer County Being
Demoralized.

RIchfieId. June &C. NJ. HeppIer local
manager for the Bell Telephone company,
is having a hard time with the line south
OF here, owing TO the high waters in the
canyons and the heavy rains, which have
Leen demoralizing the wires and poles. He
hdd quite Il Lively experience Monday
while trying to effect a temporary repair
IN the canyon above Sewer along the
river Failing TO set line across the
channel by throwing It. he decided 10 Try
and swim the stream with il. Just as he
was entering the opposite bank he lost
the line. and in making a turn TO swim
Ddch he was caught in d Whirlpool winch
was q little more than he could master.
and he landed down the stream nearly 4
hundred yards from the place he entered
.. p WaShburn of Monroe has been IN
Richfield the past week and reports that
a DhSht mas made It's appearance IN the
lUcern fields of this county which threaten
the whole crop In some places as much
as half and two-Uhirds of the crop are
affected The blight seems to be in the
roots Of the plants and IS soft SpOngy or
fCamy. 1t IS causing the stems TO w1ther
and the leaves 10 turn yellow Where the
plant IS affected it has stopped growing.
Many of the farmers have already begun
TO cut their crop TO save 1t
Abner Gay Of Joseph was brought down
from the Sewer mine on Gold Mountain,
Of which he was foreman, last Friday.
suffering from pneumonia He died
Tuesday. he was a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Cay of Joseph, and was born at
that place So years ago. He was single
and was a very industrious young man,
and was held in high esteem by every
body who knew him.
Alton. the little con of Mr. and Mrs
Chris Jefferson Of GlenwOOd. had some
fingers of his left hand blown off SatUr-
DAY evening by the explosion Of giant
cap which he was playing with. The
hanI was badly laCerated
John Hood son. Jack. fell from n shed
last Sunday and sustained a broken shout
der.
Alma T. BOhman OF Monroe was ap-
pointed by the court this week to distrib-
ute the waters of BOnrOe creek under the
NORGE decree and Lewis W. Jones of
Monroe was appointed commissioner to
distribute all the waters embraced in the
decree except those of the Monroe creek
Both parties are required to give a bond,
one for 500 and the other for $1,000.
At the meeting of the board of county
commissioners Monday the following par
ties were appointed as registration Off
GERS Annabella, Mrs. Jane Rigby, Au-
ora. MartinUs Anderson. BUTTville. N
I. Burr: ElsinOTe. David SOTensOn. Glen
wood, J. E -HeilesOn, InverUTy- Eva b
Stewart Joseph. A \. Warenski- KOOsh-
5Tem Frauds Peterson, Monroe, +. ETiCk-
sen and Heber L. MaSleby, Redmond.
Farley Peterson: RichfieId, John R Jen-
sen. Peter Christensen ana Alma J. Ence;
Salina- F. A Ivie and Byron Hail. Venice.
Mrs Carrie Shaw; NermiliOn- Angus A
COwley-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08
BURIED AT STOCKTON.
Flowers in Great Profusion Covered
the Grave of William Reese.

Stockton, June 6.-The remains of VIII
liam s. Reese who was killed by falling
down shaft a distance of $50 feet. at the
Ohio Copper mine at Bingham on Monday
last, were brought to the home of his
Srandmother, Mrs. Margaret Denton. at
stockton, May %. and were laid to rest
in the TOOele. cemetery on the following
day.
William Reese was born in Stockton
Titan, July 3. 1884, and would have been
. years of age had he lived until the
81 of July He was a steady and indus
tTlOuS young man and made many friends
wherever he went His funeral was one
of the largest ever held in TOOeIe county
The beautiful floral offerings from sOr-
rowing relatives and friends were offered
in great profusion, the casket being Gov
cred and laid in 2 bed of flowers and his
grave hidden from view. expressive of the
nigh esteem in which the deceased was
Reid by them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08

Eat your lunch in the Palm garden
at the Royal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08
Balance on hand June I 1906

l. Sl.b
WITH tbs report, with the exception of
1896 in outstanding warrants. the report
of the city recorder agreed in every par
tiCuiar
Under the head II petitions. five ap-
plicatiOnS for licenses to sell liquor were
/ eferred to the law committee and
granted.
A communica ton from the county as
SCISSOR to the council shows that the total
valuation of all taxable property in the
city limits is 1919. 500. This amount is
about the same as the last year valua-
ton.
A communication from Secretary Of
State TiuSeN announced that the voting
machine commission recommended the
machine made by the United States Vot-
ing Machine company
In the report of the committee on
streets. alleys and bridges the committee
were divided in their opinion as to
whether or not a certain coal shed should
be removed. However. the majority of
the committee recommended the nOn-re-
mOvaI, and while the matter is laid over
fer the present it is likely that a concur
renee Of the council will be had.
In the other matter submitted it was
decided that nothing should be done.
The franchise asked by the ShOShons
Power company was reported upon by
the committee on laws. and it was deter
mined to offer the company a modified
franchise, that i. to submit a draft by
the city attorney and if this is satisfaC-
tory grant it. The council thinks that
there should be competition in these in
ut4SlAttS anu - " iillil8 10 make reason
able concessions
It was decided. too. by the council that
the policemen Of Park City are not to
carry umbrellas while on duty. no matter
how hard it storms the idea being that il
rather detTaCtS from the dignity Of a
peace officer to see him armed with a
wOmanS weapon
Two new lights were ordered put in.
che in Ontario canyon and the other in
the rear Of Ninth street on the Crescent
tTamway sidewalk
A carpet. too. is to be purchased by the
city recorder and put down in the COun-
Gil chamber. Nothing further coming be
fore the council adjournment was taken
until June 70.
a meeting of the DaIy-West miners
vas called last evening for s o'clock to
meet at the Miners union office They
got together. but no action was taken on
the strike matter. and the thing stands
just where it was when the men went out
and The mine suspended operations. It is
figured. though. that some action will
soon be taken
The news Of the appointment of Peter
Martin as postmaster Of The local office
was received here this morning in The
Herald and gives general satisfaction Mr.
Martin has been in Park CitV a number
of years. he has held the office of county
assessor for the last three terms and at
the present time is holding that office
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08
ODD FELLOWS COMBINE
Eureka VIII Hereafter Have But
One Lodge, Known
as No. IL.

Eureka, June .7.-Consolidation Of the
two local lodges OF Odd Fellows, Nos. Z
and 30, took place last evening at Odd
Fellows hail ana the occasion was ap-
ProDriately celebrated by a banquet and
dance and also by a short musical pro-
STamme- The new lodge viii be hence
forth known a. No L and will have an
exceedingly large membership. Grand
Master ST1nger, Deputy Grand Master
L Ln6r- Grand Representative J. j. Thorn
as and Past Grand Master Eph Homer
arrived last evening is representatives of
the grand lodge to take part in the Cere-
monies.
The consolidation exercises. proper were
held IN the lodge room of the order in the
SECOND story of the building and occupied
the attention of the members for one hour
and d half. At 9 50 D. m the new lodge
repaired to the dance hall below where
the following. programme was rendered.
Music Moonlight ct Cape May.
Bass solo. Deep Down Within the
Recitation fraternity Joseph Ph'lIips
..............-..... Mrs. Earl Tomiinsou
Quartette. "Beauty's Eyes --...
John "TOey. John Morley, John Dooley
and Joseph Phillips.
Closing ode ...-----..-..... Bv the audience
The programme was much appreciated
by the large audience. which afterwards
repaired TO the lodge room, where a boun-
teOuS banquet was spread. after which
dancing was INDUCED in in the lower hall
till the early hours Of the morning. the
occasion being one long to be remembered
as a brilliant social success.
John MingeOdtti and George Stakel the
drilling team from Eureka who will drill
at Salt Lake on Miners union dav and
also Sam Eden and Charles Nav of Mann
moth. are doing some very consistent
practice work and first money ought 10
come TO TintIC. s record brea king ex-
cursiOn will leave Tintic on that date.
The ball game which resulted in 2 tie be-
tween Eureka and Park Citv will be
played off on that day at Walkers field.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-08
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. June "A fire started about
o clock this morning in the back room
Of Mr.. F. c. JOhnsOn's house on East
Center street, and did considerable dam
age to the building and furniture before
the fire department could reach the place.
The fire is supposed to have started from
kindlings which were left in the stove
oven to dry. The loss is prOba bly, 500
10 the building and $500 to the furniture.
1t is fully covered by insurance with W
H Ray & Co.
Friday night at about o'clock. Nh
and Mrs. DOminicus Carter. who live
south of the city on the Fifth West street
extension, were awakened by hearing a
noise outside Of the house. Mr.. Carter
investigated and found an infant girl on
the doorstep. The child was rather poor
" clad wrapped Ia velvet cloak and
provided with a nursing bottle note
was found with the babe stating that she
was born April 4. and asking Mrs. Car
ter to keep her. stating she would not be
called for Mr. and Mrs Carter have no
young children ar have for some time
been DESTROYS of ting a little girl.
They received the stranger with a
tender welcome and viii adopt her and
give her good home
H :. Pyne. who is studying medicine
i'm the George Washington l University.
Washington. D. G.. is expected home for
the vacation next week.
Frank SpiCer. the well known Salt Lake
trainer. was here yesterday inspecting the
new track Of the County Fair company.
which he prOnOUnces the best in the
horses here to train.
c. H Thompson was here from Salt
Lake Yesterday He will bring a tTOtter
down for the July races.
Leo BOYLE and Jim Wright. VINO are
in the county jail being held here Tor
Emery county officers pending their trial
for robbery. have been trying To saw
their way out. Deputy Sheriff Barnett
discovered one Of the bars Of the cell
sawn oue-fourth through and filled in
with sOaD Mr.. Barnett has not yet been
able to find the saw.
The board of county commissioners mas
granted permission for the construction
of a telephone line along the county road
from Spanish Fork to the Strawberry
Camp of the government irrigation pro-
iect on application of Engineer SWend-
sen The lire will be a part of the sys-
tenn and turned over to the water users
association when the construction service
is through with if. The commissioners
also appropriated so for repairs on the
road from Thistle TO the government
camn al the mouth Of Diamond Fork
the government through Mr. Swendsen
having appropriated like amount fos
this purpose. =...
meet Wednesday to arrange for an out
ing for the old folks this summer.
All hrst-cIass restaurants and hol- 20
have Vienna bakery bread.
Or. Broadbent's