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feeling unwell. and arose 10 take a
dose of-uills By mistak he swallowed
o number u antiseptic tablets but
lid not discover DO until after he had
swallowed them.
on discovering Dis mistake. he hsst-
10y dressed. and started on q run for
q doctor on the way he stopped into
the Hotel Roberts shouting for help.
for @ doctor and Tor telephone no
one about the hotel appreciated the
fact mat hc had been poisoned. and
no assistance was rendered him.
Nj Styigmyer then made his way
60 the courthouse and went through
the same yelling performances with
out avail. he then crossed the street
to DR.. Ards residence. and having
aroused the household. succeeded iu
explaining Co she doctor iu coherent
manner that be- had taken q number
of autiseptr tablets by mistake
DR.. Arid employed a stomach pump
ou his patient as quickly 40 possible.
ana having thoroughly cloansed the
stomach. much lo the relief " Mr.
Stigmyer be- pronounced him free
from danger Mr. Stlgmyer felt after
the physician got through with him.
that he never wanted 90 lake another
dose OF 9ntiseptics.
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Mr Partridge got out into the water
10 lead the horse out. The animal
however refused 20 move forward.
but Instead backed into deep water.
where Tue buggy was overturned, AMI
the forge of The stream carried the
buggy and animal down the river.
with The result that the horse was
drowned. and the buggy entirely ruin.
el.
JUNE WEDDINGS.
Marriage licenses have been issued
% the following couples
Carroll Farley and Mary Jane Terry,
both of Provo Bench
Eugene J.. Roberts and Sytha Brown,
both Of Provo
Raymond Peav and Regene Cohool.
both OF Benjamin.
GARDEN CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Mrs. b f. Ferguson left today for
Pennsylvania wAcrc Mrs. Ferguson
Will visit her parents.
Mrs. A. +. Taylor off Lake View has
returned from Boulder Colo. where
she went 90 Doe az The bedside 81 hes
mother Mrs, David Graham, m Or.
last illness
on June % the Scandinayians o.
Utah county wlll have au excursion 10
Lagoon and Salt Lake over the Salt
Lake Route
". Mayors has been held % the
Fourth district c1ur. ON charge ~
felony and is Iu custody $40 default of
$3.50 bail The girl iu the case has
gone to her home On Salt Lake.
Dr. and Mrs =. ". Taylor have re-
turned from the east. where Or. Tay-
lor attended the National Medical as
ISOLATION convention ln Boston and lat
er with Mrs Taylor visited New York.
Philadelphia and other points OF inter-
est.
The family 1f Mr. and Mrs Alex
HedQuIst has been Increased by the ur.
rival NJ D daughter
TOOK POISON FOR PILLS
Shortly after midnight Monday
morning Fred Steigmyer attorney for
the Telluride Power company. had a
rather trying experience He awoke
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fault on the ground of failure 90 pro-
Vide. Plaintiff was given the custody
OF q minor child. The parties We're
married in Guunison, Sanpe,e county
Noy. IL. 1859
HORSE BALKED AND DROWNED.
Ray Partridge had an unpleasant
experience iu the Provo river, sunday.
which resulted 90 ID loss of d horse an
buggy but which might have been g
great deal more serious He ana Dir.
Partridge and a child drove down jo
the Fort field 10 look for q COW. ami
when a short distance above the rail-
road bridge Mr. Partridge decided to
cross the river 20 the fields on the
north side, and continue 20 search
there. Fortunately 20 was decided that
Mrs Partridge and the child should
remain on the south bank and Mr.
Plrtrdge crossed alone, when near
the north bank the horse baked. ami
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Changes Made in Application for
Gas Franchise Asked for by
George A. Snow.
AFFAIRS OF WEBER COUNTY.
M Reduction or Abatement Of Taxes
ON Property Destroyed by Fire
After Assessment.

ogden. June l9.-At the session ~
the city council last night the laws
and light committees Of the city coun-
ell. 10 which had been referred George
4. Shows application for a gas fran
chlse. reported, recommending the sub
sutution OF an ordinance which they
drafted. The substitute was agreed
upon Wednesday night. and is satisfac-
tory to all parties concerned. The new
franchise Is similar to the original ex-
Cept IN a few particulars where Il pro-
yides that the grantee shall furnish
fuel, heat and gas for the city HAN
city jail, fire station No. and the car
negie library free Of cost. II also pro.
yides for an occupation tax as follows.
commencing Jan. J. 1910. the grantee
shall pay the city / per cent OF the
gross receipts for the first ten years.
Ia per cent for the next ten years. and
per cent for the balance OF the term
the payments never 10 be less than
$1,000 The city reserves the right I'm
the form OF an option TO purchase the
plant In case the company decides TO
sell az price equivalent TO any bona
fde offer The substitute reduces the
time 10 commence work from Is 10 IL
months, the time TO lay Is miles OF
mains from q to q months. and the
time TO deliver gas from three years
10 80 months. The substitute passed
It's first and second readings and was
again referred TO the light and laws
committees.
The matter Of retaining the electric
lights on Washington avenue and
IWenty-fifth street. which were a part
NJ the illumination for the L. g. r.
convention was brought before the
counsel by A. r. Wright. who appeared
ln behalf Of the business men OF the
city He made a proposition whereby
the business men would by popular
raise $3.50 10 pay for the
lights and fixtures, providing the city
council would pay the cost Of the cleo
tncity. which he estimated az from $50
10 '35 per night. The matter was re-
ferred 10 the light committee. which
was Instructed TO report TO the next
meeting.
Fire Chief Paine submitted the ap-
nointment Of William Goodale as FIRE.
man al the central station. The APP
pointiRf,E vas confirmed.
f-The ogden Trades ana Aa4e8S assem-
bis extended an invitation 20 the coun-
cil 10 lead the Labor day procession on
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WEBER COUNTY BUSINESS.
Commissioners Can Make no Reduce
ton In Taxes on Burned Property.

ogden. June lathe application =
Dr. G, ". Perkins Tor a reduction ID
his taxes on the properties he owns On
Washington avenue and Twenty-third
street. which were destroyed by fire,
has been denied by the board Of couu-
~ commissioners This action vas
taken I'm accordance with a commu-
nication from County Attorney Hulln-
lski. who states that the board has no
authority 10 reduce the taxes on prop
erty destroyed after the same had
been assessed and the tax notices sent
out.
Concerning the matter as 10 whether
certain properties owned by lodges ana
churches should be taxed the county
attorney reported thGt there Is diver
sity Of opinion on this question, and
the same must be left TO the discretion
Of the board.
A number OF road matters and Other
routine business were transacted.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Damage and Divorce suits Commenced
Trial Jurors for July Term.

ogden. June IA damage suit was
filed IN the district court last evening
by Clara NJ. J. Wager against the Rio
Grdnde Western to recover 81 800 The
complaint alleges that June ~ plain
tin was q passenger on a tourist train,
riding IN an emgrant coach. Il Is al
legged IN the complaint that at
station called Pinto. near Grand
Junction. the coach. through the care
lessness Of defendant company was
derailed and tipped over, causing SCI
we're injury TO plaintiff, for which she
now asks damages In the sum mem
toned.
Mrs. Laura G. Furniss has com.
mtnced divorce proceedings against
Robert Furniss. The complaint
charges that they were married al Og-
den City. Sept T.. 1885. and that there
arc living as issue Of said marriage
four children. That I'm November. 1896
defendant began 10 treat plaintiff cru
ely. which treatment has continued
until March Z, 1906. when plaintiff laft
him. She further charges that IL
though employed IN a local livery sta
bic at a salary Of $50 per month he
has failed to provide for his family.
she asks for divorce, custody Of chit
dren. almony, and restoration OF her
maiden name. Laura C. Bailey.
Thorsten Jausou also filed a divorce
suit against Kristine r. lanson. They
were married at Odalen Norway SepJ
"A. 1870. he charges that IN 1895 his
wife deserted him. 4nd has ever since
refused to live vita him. He asks FOR
dissolution Of the bonds OF matrlmony
existing between hem.
JULY TRIAL JURORS.
The following named trial Jurors have
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1906.

Tonight the young ladies Of the Fifth
ward entertain at strawberry festival.
A good time Is assured an who attend.
The date OF the dedication OF the
Masonic Temple has been postponed
on account Of The furniture not arriv.
ing In time FOR June p.
A telegram received by Prof F. NJ.
briggs, superintendent ~ the state
deaf and dumb school. announced that
the convention OF the national assocla-
ton for the benefit of the deaf ana
dumb. which was 10 have been held at
Pittsburg. Pennsylvania. this month.
has been postponed until Jhe last week
IN August, owing 20 the breaking out
az an epidemic of measles On the deaf
institution al Pittsburg. making it lm-
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HOW'S THIS?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of cstarrh that cannot be
cured by halls Catarrh cure.
- ] CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known 7. J.
cheney FOR the last Is years, and believe
fm perfectly honorable In all business
tyanssctions. and financially able 10 carry
eut any obligations made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN q MARVIN,
wholesale Druggists Toledo, o.
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken Internally.
srtlnR directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system; Testimonials
Zee price, &c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. ..,..
ton
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I oday $ Ogden News

been drawn 10 serve OH the July term
Of The Second district court:
y j. Thomas. William d. Weaver.
John L. Wilson. Walter L. Hoibrook.
W. W. Boatwrlght. Jesse J. Murphy. G.
J. $. Abels. John W. Shupe. Andrew a.
Kerr. j, stanley Dee Caleb NJ Hotal-
ling. Horace r. Peery Mlkel Sorensen.
OrsOn p. Badger William +. Hardy.
William T, Salter, Samuel Horrocks,
Charles A. Johnson. f. +. Schageter.
II. g. Peterson. George r. Oxman. Nels
knudsen, all Of ogden, John Ward.
Liberty, Milo ;. sharp Plain city.
John Daniels. North Ogden. John
Woodheld. Randall, William Lake,
Harrisvllle A. A. Allen and A. II.
sprague, Huntsville Joseph knight,
Warren.
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4 THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOOD.

IL have been afflicted with Kidney and
bladder trouble for years passing gravel
A. h Thurnes. a well known coal opera
tor Of Buffalo O. Il got no relief from
medicine until / bcgan taking FOleys
Kidney Cure. then the result was sur
prising 4 few doses started the brick
dust-llke substance and now ] have no
pain across ny Kidneys and I feel Ike a
new man 10 has done me 800 worth OF
good" F0ley's Kidney Cure win cure
every form OF kidney OF bladder disease.
For sale by = j. I'M dug Co
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HAVE YOU DYSPEPSIA, INDIGEs.
TION2

II to-day you suffer from impaired
digestion, sluggish liver or Impure
blood, and you were told OF a prepa-
ration which would cure you al a small
cost would you Try the remedy? There
Is q mdicine--Grcen's August Flower.
Go 20 your druggists and buy test
bottle FOR % cents, or the regular size
Tor II cents. II you have used an other
dyspepsia remedies without satisfac-
ton, on ~ YOU have never used any
preparation for thse distressing af,ec-
lions u you have headache bilious
ness. loss Of appetite. slecplessness ner-
tousness, or any disorder Of the stom-
mach or liver. cure yourself quickly
hy using the lnfallible August Flower.
u IS not an alcoholic stImulant but
quite harmless Tor general use. Get
copy ~ Green's Prize Almanac. At all
druggists.
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sept 3. They also asked for the use
OF Lester park ou that date. The iu-
Nllallon was accepted and the request
was granted.
On the advice Of the city attorney.
a resolution 10 park aud plot the north
west corner OF the city hall square vas
deferred indefinitely or until "a decision
had been received 900 the injunction
proceedings now pending in the distric,
court
BY resolution fence was ordered
erected along the north side Of the road
over the dugway leading TO ogden cam
yOu.
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES.
VIII no Longer he Solcmnifcd by Dep.
MY County Clerks.


ogden June l0.-Andrew Colonbatts.
%, and Miss Maria Bocchiardo, Is. both
Of Rock Springs. Wyo., came 10 ogden
yesterday for the purpose OF entering
into bonds OF wedlock under the sacred
rites OF the Catholic church. bringing
with them a recommend rom the bish-
up OF Wyoming OF their good standing
In the church After securing the H.
cense, they stated they desired 10 be
married, and Depty Clerk Brown
thinking they wanted him 10 tie the
Knot took them into the county
clerks private office and was just an
ishing the ceremony which would have
made them man and wife. when 10
dawnei upon the groom that they did
not want 20 be married by a Mormon
elder and just in the nick OF time
be- made this fact known and with his
bride went 20 the parsonage Of Father
CuShuahan, who pronounced them man
and wife. Rev Cushnahan was dis
pleased at the deputy having almost
performed the ceremony. He called at
the clerks office and. In words thai
could not be misunderstood, so stated
As result of the occurrence. FOR which
Deputy Brown could not be IN the least
ccnsIrei, County Clerk Ma,tson stated
last evening that no more marriage
ceremonies will be performed at his
Office by his deputies
A license 90 wed was granted by the
county clerk TO Joseph II. McCloy 80.
and Miss Susie Miles, q. both Of Hoop
en- Weber county.
THE TOUT CONCERT.
Considerable interest is being mani
fest il the concert 10 be given tomor-
rom evening az the Grand Opera House
hy Miss Mamie Tout and her sisters,
Maggie and Hazel The advance sale
for The same has been good. These
young ladies' have won fame and hon
ors iu England, where they have been
studying FOR several years, both In
strumental and vocal music. They
have appeared before the royalty of
England and received the highest
praise for their magnificent work.
They are ogden girls, born and lived
here until they went abroad 20 study.
a brilliant future Is before them. This
win be the greatest musical opportunity
Of the season and the opera house will
undoubtedly be packed 10 the doors 20
greet cur home talent. which is some
OF the best IN the world.
MISSIONARIES FOR GERMANY.
Four young men have been called on
missions TO Germany 10 leave here
June o. They are u. Raymond Ring
ham Of Wilson. Weber county IN whose
honor a farewell party VIII be given
next Friday evening iu the Wilson
Westinghouse. clyde Lindsay, OF the
Fifth ward. Horace Ensign and Henry
Taylor ~ the First ward, leave az the
same time. party IN honor Of the
last named viii be given at the First
ward hail on the evening Of the END.
BRIEFS MAD PERSONALS.
Tomorrow morning the case Of
Moore against Stratford. suit brought
TO test the validity 81 the consolidation
Of the Weber county schools, VIII come
up before Judge Howell.
The remains Of George Shields OF
Pocaiello were brought 10 ogden yes
terday by the family and laid 10 rest
in the family burial plot in the ogden
City cemetery.
The state board Of equalization met
In Ogden yesterday and looked over
the assessment rolls. which were sat
Sfactory in most instances
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The Meas delivered Sunday
be made Dug
dale agent for Daily Saturday and somWeeky
Church works Readsuce so Fourth North
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Don't take Just as good Tor an All
sNcr Insist on MOUNTS CHOW Chow
DC you would have the best your money
win buy
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possible to hold the convention there at
this time.
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CREDIT TO ALL
DEkTIsT

An honest store for honest people 70
buy up-to-dete Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothing, also Elgin and Wal
than watches on easy weekly or
monthly payments at lowest prices is
the old reliable.
HUB CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 80 East First South.
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Manager. A I,,l,
Wv "'n 81 Telephone iSi.I
Advertisements FOR n. nan,
saturday aud Semi. Weesiv NsE,
accepted on the SANE term, a, a,
TIE Salt Lake Office
Clreulator. John J. Meoeuo.
20 "asn' ave. IND rel 81
Othee With Lambert Paper Ca
Payments for the Daily. saturd.,
ana semi-Week,y News should >,
MADE TO The cifculator DsllYsry
mace by carrier on the Tams tsru4
as IT, Salt Lake.
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80 TRAINS 80

sALTAIR June goth.
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The following named trial Jurors have
Arizona republican., 1906-07-08

manner of alleged grievances. among others that they are being systemat- icaIly starved to death on sour beans and that the greater part of their mail is destroyed. The story is. unreason- able and. from the best information the Bulletin can secure, wholly without foundation. County Health Officer Lacy declares that the health of the prisoners is excellent; that notwith- standing the cramped and unsanltary condition of the jail, sickness is almost unknown among them. This desirable state of affairs he attributes to their healthful diet. They are al fat healthy and strong, and get enough to eat The claim that the beans fed them are sour is absurd If such were the case the effect would be to put them all upon the sick list within a few minutes after partaking of the beans.
 ANOTHER EXCURSION DAY. Yesterday was excursion day on both the Santa Fe and the Maricopa & Phoenix roads. The passenger lists of both excursions was fairly large, but not nearly what they have been on any of the excursions of the past three weeks. Either those who are going for an early summer vacation have de-
 
 evening, which cooled things off mate rially, led some to change their minds. It is true, according to the passenger officials of both of the roads. that more people leave Phoenix during the first two weeks of August than do dur ing the last three weeks of July. There are two kinds of excursionsists, the early summer and the late summer. Last evenings train over the MaricOpa & Phoenix road carried the following 1 passengers: For Los Angeles and other Southern California points: E. L. Mes singer and wife, Alma Brady, R. C. Jerez and wife, T. Herbert Taylor and | wife R. Dinishee. wife and family w. c. Hildreth and wife, Mrs. w. B Sears and three children. Mrs. Dave | Goldberg and Harold Goldberg, I. l. l Jackson, H. w. Taffe and wife, c. C ! F'lohr, George F. Byers, Mrs. Emma Price, Mrs. H. B. Evans, J. M. Stack | Thomas Doss, and A. F. Turner. Fol | Salt Lake City: L. D. Lisenbee, P. V. l Tisenbee and Ray Lisenbee; Walter Ownes for Billings, Mo; L. M TOokei and c. L. Wilson for Kansas City and H. D. Alstrohm and wife for Philadel-
Arizona republican., 1906-07-08

phia. Among those who left the city yesterday afternoon on the Coast Linn ited of the Santa Fe were: Harry Hayden and wife, for Chicago; Miss J. B. Moves, Mrs. Anna McCrea and daughter, J. H. Wilson, Mrs. P. w Butler and Miss Lily Butler, Mary $. Henshaw, George Morgan, Teresa Nor gan and Mrs. William Bell, for Los Angeles and southern California points: Sister Valencia and M. Phila- bertha, Celina, Ohio; A. K. Howe, for Kansas City. and Ezra Whitesides, Richmond, Ky.
 THEY LIKE THE VALLEY Misses Mabel and Evelyn Coombs of ! Boston, Mass, teachers in the schools 1 of that city. arrived in town yesterday morning. They are cousins of Miss Moves of the Valley bank She showed 1 them about the city and valley yester- day and they were astonished by what l they saw. They are on their way to the National Educational association meeting. They will leave tonight by i the northern route for the coast and will be accompanied by Miss Moves and Miss Erile Dameron.
 ANOTHER LAST CALL-As indi- l cated in yesterdays paper, the last day / of grace, according to the calendar, eX- pired last night for those members of the Salt River Valley Water Users as sociation who have not yet paid their assessment and entrance fee to the as sociation. About one-fourth of the de linquents came in yesterday and set tied, thus trimming the list down very
 materially. Yet the date of sale of the
 delinquent lands does not arrive until 10 o'clock Monday morning, and it is
 very probable that the secretary ot the association will receive money from
 any delinquent who shows up before
 his land is actually sold. That vii
 give the early risers another chance or
 Monday morning. As explained in yes-
 terday's issue, the association has beer
 and is disposed to be just as lenient a:
 the law will allow. but the law mus
 be followed. nevertheless, for it is no
 like a private corporation that can ex
 tend it's time just as it pleases. It il
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governed by laws of just as Tpuch force as any other laws, and they must be implicitly obeyed. The list is so small that the association has very little in terest in it from selfish point of view, but the association is organized for the welfare of it's members and does not wish to see any of them drop out, for it is the delinquent himself. and not the association, that will suffer.
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Opposite postoffice. Preaching at Il a. m. and s D. m. by the pastor Morn ing theme "A Discouraged Prophet; i; evening theme, -Four Anchors" Sab 1 bath school at 9:45 a. m; Senior 1 League at 7:3O D. m.;prayer meeting | Wednesday night at o'clock. At the l Sabbath morning serivce Miss Estelle ] Osborn is to sing a solo, and at the | evening service Mrs. L. D. Dameron
 and Miss Margaret Alsap will sing a l duet.
 BANQUET POSTPONED-Th Gid
 con club banquet and melon social l which was to be held at the Church of Christ last Thursday evening, has been | postponed until Thursday evening, July 1 F. A good time is expected if the
 weather does not prevent. All young
 men are requested to come and hell dispose of the melons free of charge.
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TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk. the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract and Title company. ..
 The records for yesterday were.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-08
RECORDERS OFFICE.

RaZilla J. Lutgerding to O. H. Chris ty, deed to southeast quarter section 9, township l north, range east.
 Henry C. Cavness to Ira Beck. deed to undivided B water right No. 49, Maricopa canal.
 Hattie Carter to B. C. Pearman, deed to lots and 10, block 1, Farmers ad- dition.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST
A GRouNpLEss CHARGE

eerning the charge made to the gover- nor some time ago and mentioned at the time in these columns, that the sheriff of Graham county was starving the county prisoners to death, the Solo
 knoxville Bulletin says: Last week the district attorney received a communi-
 cation from Governor Kibbey enclos- ing a protest from the prisoners of the county jail. The protest is signed by q dozen prisoners and sets forth all