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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-20


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HARTSELLE Is DEAD.
Man Injured In Wreck at Maben,
Miss, Passes Away.

Columbus, Miss. July 19.-(Special)-
Mack Hartselle who was so severely in
tured in the Southern railway wreck
yesterday morning near Maben, Miss,
died at that city this morning and his
remains were shipped TO Columbus, on
today's noon train. The funeral services
were conducted at the cemetery short
ly after the trains arrival.
Mr.. Hartselle was one of the most high
ly respected young men of Columbus. He
had established himself in the favor OF
the business community and was up
right and moral in his every action and
habits. He had only been connected with
the Southern railway for few months
and was a hard and faithful worker. His
untimely death Is deeply regretted and
deplored
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REGRET IN DECATUR.
Capt. j. 3. Kinds Was for Many Years
a Resident of That City.

Decatur. July Especial News of
the death of Capt John B. Kinds. who
died in Birmingham yesterday morning
reached here last night. The news of Cap
tain Kinds death was received here with
caturs.
Captain Kinds was citizen of Decatur
for many years and during his residence
here he held number of offices of trust
and was most highly respected by the
people of the Decaturs. He was postmas-
ter of Decatur for number of years. At
one time he was city clerk and for many
years he was marshal of Decatur. For
many years he was prominent in coun-
ty and state republican politics. He was
an ex-Confederate soldier and was a mem
Der of U. S. Grant post, G. A. r. of
Decatur
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peaches Ruined BY Hall.

Gadsden. July Specialize. w. Ew-
ing. owner OF $500, bearing liberia peach
trees at Mountainboro announced that
his crop was almost a total failure on ac-
count OF a hail storm which passed over
his orchard the latter part OF June. 1t
was thought at the time that the fruit
would outgrow the injury. The crop was
estimated at ten cars and the loss will
amount to 5000 or mora
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Lime Kiln at AustinviIIe.

Decatur, July 19-(Special) -Joseph
Aberhart of Nashville, Tenn. is making
arrangements to establish a large lime
kiln and stone crusher near Austinville,
a suburb four miles from this city. He
will also open up stone quarry and will
quarry building stone. He will give EN-
ployment to over 100 men in his new in
dustry.
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Dissolution Notice of Southern Dry
Goods Co.

Know all men by this advertisement
that the co-partnership existing between
Joseph lyme, X. b. koosa and d. H. A.
Elkhourie has this day been dissolved
Joseph lyme. president, having sold his
interest to Messrs. Koosa & Elkhourie
who will assume the business and all
liabilities under the firm name of the
Southern Dry Goods company.
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WANTED

100 laborers for foundry,
mill, lumber yards, blacksmith
shop, machine shop, etc.
Steady work. Apply Amer
lean Car and Foundry Co., st.
Charles. Mo.
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DR.. Y. E. HOLLOWAY
SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES,
guarAee

you a parma
lent cure Of
private troubles
and that you
may know my
guarantee Is re-
liable l refer
you with per-
mission, to the
First National
bank, Alabama
National bah.
Steiner Broth
ers. bankers,
Jefferson Com
ty s a v n z Q
hpnE and tha
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Alabama Polytechnic Institute.

IS Z. a D.
healhus
Event and & n
o
Maanurgy;
n
Historyd
For further
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SUNDAY AGE-HERALD

Among the features in next
Sundays Age-Herald will be
Joel Chandler Harris (Uncle
Remus) page, Blackman' s
Aunt Mandy page, Buster
Brown, Little Memo, Jimmy,
and Hugh w. Roberts base
ball review.
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MQ9RsPsIHd!gMNlA;CYRA

An nfable remedy for the OF Drug Habits Of all Kinds
Sent postpaid at So bottle. Morphine prepared
tor HyPodemie Or intenause. Delta Chem. Co. ST. Louis.
For Sale by all Birmingham Druggists
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
LOCAL BRIEFS

BANK CLEARINGS.-Local bank clear
Iugs Yesterday amounted to SS3S ST Is
Those for the corresponding day last year
STATE EXAMINERS MEETING
state board Of examiners held its monthly
meeting yesterday and passed on claims
which have been presented against the
state during the past month.
LECTURES AT UNIVERSITY.-Levi
Edgar Young, assistanst instructor of his
with today, give a series Of ten lectures
on the Rise and Growth of Christian
READINGS BY MISS BABCOCK.-Miss
Maud May Babcock will give a readin-
from the songs of TennVsOn's 'sPrinress >
IBIS afternoon at the university. The re-
cital viii be held at O'clock i'm the as
sembly room.
INDUSTRIAL EXTI BTT-The Grant
school viii hold an industrial exhibit next
thursday evening. which will be open TO
patrons OF the schcOi and all who wish
TO see the work done. There win be ad-
dresses by Governor Cutler and Others.
WATER MAIN BURsTs.-A water
nam az FIRST North and Fourth West
streets burst Yesterday about noon. and
upon II were deprived of a water suDDlv
The accident was caused by graders In
the employ Of the Oregon Short Line who
broke the pipe.
RUSH FOR BIRTH CERTIFICATES
The dictum Of the board Of education that
children under years Of age may not
attend the city schools has caused a rush
on the health board for certified comics of
birth certificates. Parents who demand
them are eager to convince the school
authorities that their children have
reached the legal age.
MAYOR TO QUALIFY TODAY.-Rav
c. Naylor. the new Acknowledgement Of
the Utah national guard viii probable
qualify today by filing his official bond
in the sum Of S10,C00 The report that Mr.
Nayior was not among those Endorsed bv
the guard officers for the adjufant-Veu-
eralship proves 10 be an error Mr.. Nav
Tor was second on the list of those named
hv tha officers
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EDWIN WILSON IS NAMED
Successor to Fred w. Chambers as
Councilman Is
Chosen.

Edwin Williams was the unanimous
choice Of the city council last evening
10 succeed Fred W. Chambers as coun-
Gilman from the Fourth ward. This ae-
uoli was taken after the notice OF the
REMOVAL from office of Mr. Chambers
received from the district court had been
tdh6u from the table and filed and res
olItlon passed to proceed with the an
Pol4tLneht PREVIOUS TO the public SEES
sion the council met i'm caucus and de-
Clued upon naming Mr., Williams to fill
tHe vacancy In consequence the names
scented.
The application for a fifty-year fran
enlse asked for by the ogden Rapid
transit company and referred to the law
committee at previous meeting was
brought before the council. This was due
20 the fact that since the removal of Mr.
CIhemDers, the committee was not com
plete- After considerable debate the fran
chise was again referred to the railway
anc law committees. with the city at
torney added as member of the two
committees
A communication from Mayor Conroy
recommending the purchase of four, in
stead or two, sprlnkling wagons, was re-
ferred TO the water committee. William
nance regulating the speed of automo-
blles and recommended that the same be
amended TO read fifteen miles per hour
outside the fire limits and eight miles
per hour within the fire limits. The veto
was referred TO the police committee for
report at next meeting.
A resolution providing for an appro-
pTiauon OF Sl2S to pay the expenses of
his trip to Hot Springs, Ark, where the
convention of chiefs of police will be held
was referred to the police committee
A notice Of intention TO create sewer
district No. 10, covering the southwestern
part of the city at a cost of SS3 500, was
laid over for one week
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OGDEN Briefs.

Roy F'arT, son of Winslow Farr will
leave some time this week on a mission
to tho South Sea islands. A farewell
party will be given in his honor in the
Third ward on Friday evening.
J. E Rapken, arrested about O'Clock
yesterday morning for the theft of a Sal
walton Army offering box from the Pacific
hotel counter, has acknowledged the theft
and VIII be charged with petit larceny.
z. c. NJ. l. has been notified by w. II.
Wright q Sons to vacate the property
at Twenty-fOurth and Washington, by
June 1 OF this year. The building was
recently purchased by the Wrights from
the z. c. NJ I.
The state board Of examiners for bar
bers held a session at Ogden yesterday
end examined nineteen applicants The
board consists of President J. D. Harris.
Treasurer Dr. &. NJ. Benedict and Secre-
tary Farley A. Hill.
DR.. Thomas Green will deliver two lee
lures here tomorrow, one at $3.50 and the
ether at S:15 D. m, both at the Ogden tab
ernacle. His themes will be THE GOSPEL
OF Discomfort and THE Key to the
Twentieth Century"
Thomas King, who was arrested on
Sunday and brought to Ogden from Law
I on on a charge of forgery, was arraigned
before Municipal Judge J. d. Murphy YES
terday morning and held under $3.50 bonds
for the district court.
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The Pure Food Roll of Honor

Good Housekeeping, we'll known
hOusehOld national magazine voluntarily
made thorough examination and test OF
None-Such Mince Meat, and placed II
without reservation upon its roll of honor
In the March number of Good House
Keeping, III the department. of Pure Food
Assurance" we find
''None-Such Mince Meat Merrill SouIe
Co, Syracuse, a semi-moist condensed
compound of beef, apples, spices, sugar.
without any other preservatfves or adui,
terants, no artificial coIoring produced
under conditions as near to sanitary per-
lection as possible
This guarantee. which could not he
bought at any price, ought TO satisfy the
most particular housewife The sale of
one million packages a month seems to
prove the statement 10 be true. Your
grocer sells EoBe-Such. Try it. and sat
isfy yourself. You are the one
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
WOLVES GOT LOOSE.
Menagerie Now Short One of Its Fin
est Specimens.

Three timber wolves confined in the
miniature geological garden controlled by
charles Wander Nhes, escaped from their
cage Sunday night Immediately Tnon
securing their liberty they set up a ter
rible howl, which they kept up until yes
teTday morning. The wolves were assist
ed by the barking Of a number of coyotes
also confined in the garden and together
they succeeded in making the early morn
ing hours hideOUs for the residents of
that locality. An effort to recage the
animals was successful as far as two of
the escaped animals were concerned. but
the largest and most fierce Of the trio
refused TO be again imprisoned When
the force Of men engaged to make the
recapture closed in on the animal il
showed fight and it was necessary TO
bring a rifle into the game A weiI-dI-
rected shot from this weapon ended the
matter and the menagerie now has one
less animal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
JURORS ARE DRAWN.
Names of Those Who Will Serve
During April Term of Court.

The following venire Of jurors was
drawn yesterday for the April term OF
the Second district court in Weber eoun-
~;
Osden-Ihomas B. Farr, Isaac @. Clark.
Charles W. Wright, Walter Herrick. Holm
". Wheeler, William II. Toller Walter
Blngnam5 Vinson K Belnap, Patrick Mar
TN, William McGregor, Anton Fronk.
gohn W. PreShaW, William T. Witten.
Fred l. Keller, George w Murphy, John
A. Boyle, James II. Shaw
West Weber-I4orenzo HadIey.
North Ogden-FTederick A. Cazier,
Samuel Storey
RIverdaie-CharIes A Rundauist
Huntsville-C. ). Thurston. George H
Hall.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wheeler.
MarIiott-William Hodson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20

Postoffice Bill, as Reported to the
House, Calls for Expenditure
of $1s1,s73,s4s.
SOME SAVINGS EFFECTED
SUPPLIES WILL GO BY FREIGHT
HEREAFTER.

Washington, March 19.-The house
committee on postoffices and post roads
reported the postoffice appropriation
bill to the house today. 1t provides
for an expenditure of s191, S7S,S4s for the
fiscal year 1907, or $913,221 less than the
modified estimates of the postoffice de-
partment. This amount exceeds the
appropriation for 1906 by S1O,351, 755.
Legislation for freeing the mails OF
heavy matter and for gaining informa-
ton to reclassify mail is included in
the bill. One provision apprOpriates
$4,000 TO pay freight on all supplies
for the service. These supplies are TO
be withdrawn from the mails immedi-
ately preceding the weighing period.
Record Required.
Another provision requires a record
from July TO December 81, 1906, of all
second class mail matter received for
free distribution, and also at the one
cent a pound rate, so as to show the
weights in pounds respectively by
classes of all papers, magazines, scien-
tific, educational, religious and trade
journals, agricultural and miscellane-
Gus periodicals and sample copies" etc.
and report to congress by Feb. 1 next,
together with an estimate of the aver
age length of haul by classes. The
report says this will become the basis
of a proper inquiry either into a change
of method of handling the bulky char
acter of second class mail or possibly
change of rate upon some of the classes
of second class matter
Rural Delivery Expensive.
An appropriation of SIS, 200, 900 for the
pay of rural free delivery carriers is
recommended. This is S3,0S0, 900 more
than the appropriation for the current
year The report says that hereafter
no article, package or other matter
shall be admitted to the mails under a
penalty privilege unless so entitled I'M
der laws requiring payment of postage,
and that hereafter il shall be unlawful
for any person entitled under the law
to the use of a frank to lend said frank
or permit its use by any committee,
organization or association or permit
its use by any person for the benefit or
use of any committee, organization or
association.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
COTTAGES FOR CANYON TRY TO ESCAPE BOSSES
Simon Bamberger Pushing
Work on Mountain Resort
and lnteruFban Railroad.

simon Bamoerger, president of the Salt
Lake Ogden railroad, was in Ogden
yesterday and looked over the plans for
the building of cottages at the Bamber-
ger resort IN Ogden canyon He stated
mat the active operations on the line he
tween Salt Lake and Ogden as well as be-
tween Washington avenue and the mouth
OF ogden canyon would be commenced az
~ The engineers will camp along the
line south OF Ogden until the work OF
surveying and cross-sectioning has been
completed Material for the line is ar
irving daily, and ii is expected that the
Inc VIII be completed in the early sum
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
PERSONAL.

Edward Bradenstein of San Francisco
is in the city for a few days on a bust
ness trip, and is at the KnutsfOrf.
Dr. H. Calder, superintendent of the
state mental hospital at Provo, was in
Salt Lake yesterday and called on Gov
ernOr Cutler.
w. G Jenkins. representing the National
Magazine of Boston, is in the city study
ing the social and business conditions
with a view of publishing a series of ar
tlcles in his magazine on Utah. The Ma
tional Magazine is edited by James Mitch
ell Chappie- 1t is now bidding for west
pTO r1COUUiffOp
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Paine CHARGE Filed.

In the district court yesterday Attor-
ney J. u. Skeen filed the charges against
Councilman r. =. Paine looking to his
removal from OFFICE for charging and col
Letting illegal fees from the CITY. The
court however, continued the filing OF
the accusation until Saturday, at which
time the citation viii be made returnabIa
April ;. This was done for the reason that
the court viii be ir session In Davis and
Morgan counties on the date the citation
would become returnabIe The charges
against MIR Paine are similar to those
filed against Councilmen Chfmbcrs and
49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
Sues Southern Pacific.

In the district court yesterday the $500
damage suit Of j. F. Porter VS.. the South
ern Facitie company was taken up and
at the adjournment il was continued until
TINS morning. Porter sues to recover the
above amount for damage alleged to have
eeen done to thirty-five acres of alfalfa
which was burned In 1905. IT is alleged
mat sparks from an engine OF the de-
fendant company started the fire
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
Agitation Begun to Adopt Pri-
mary System of Nomina-
ton of Candidates,

An agitation has been started in Og-
den in an effort to have primaries held
IA this county, instead of the nominal
lions being made by convention, when it
Is claimed that few bosses have been
able 10 fix up slate to their liking and
get 1t through This agitation has been
stared as result of the recent expo
sures that have been made in Ogden and
is for the purpose of getting away from
Ross ruIp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
SUE WATER COMPANY.
Thomas England Brings Action Ask
ing for ,s2f,s7s.

IN flfty-fiye different counts involving
-otal Of SsI,S7S, The Ogden WaterworI<s
company of Ogden was sued yesterday in
tho United States district court at Salt
Lake The complainant IN the case is
Thomas England of Ogden. To England
was assigned the accounts Of fffty-four
Their persons, all having similar griev-
ance against the water company. This
grievance Is that by the waterworks
company having appropriated too much
water from the Ogden river, the com
plainants are alleged to have suffered
financial loss because of croD .destrnctihn-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
Arqued in Salt Lake.

In the case CT the Ogden Waterworks
company VS.. Ogden City. the demurrer
20 the reply Of the defendant was argued
in the United States circuit court at Salt
Lake yesterday. The matter was taken
under advisement by Judge Marshall.
This case involves something like S25, $50
for use of the streets OF Ogden by that
city
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State journal Sold.

company has been sold to Brig Bowman
as trustee, who Will hold the stock in
trust until new corporation has been
formed A salt Lake attorney represent
ing the interests of Willard SNYDER Of
that city, was in Ogden yesterday. when.
IL was stated, the transaction was for
mally closed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
New Deputy Sheriff.

Seymour L. Clark was yesterday ap-
pointed deputy sh sriff by Sheriff @. A
Sebring- The appointment was approved
Immediately sworn in. He is about 81
years of age and has been a resident OF
Ogden all his life
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Cement Company Meeting.

The directors Of the Union Portland
Cement company held a meeting last
evening for the purpose of considering
bids on the machinery for the new plant
20 be located at Croydon, The bids were
finally referred TO a committee who will
report at meeting OF the directors TO
be held Thursday evening A number of
representatives of eastern machinery
houses were present at last nights meet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
New Packing Plant.

Surveyors commenced marking off the
land for the new packing house of the
Ogden Packing and Provision company
yesterday. This is preliminary to the
excavation work for the plant, which
viii be started In few days.
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DID 1T EVER OCCUR TO YOU

That Shelter City Lots at $50 is the
best investment in Utah today? fnves-
tigate this opportunity to safely invest
for a future. Title perfect and war
ranty deed.
SHELTER CITY TOWNSHIP CO.,
POI d. F. Walker Blk
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SANPETE VALLEY RY.
Conference Service Via the Pioneer
Line.

AS usual the Sanpete Valley Rail-
way viii operate the fastest sched-
uled trains for conference. Instant
connection at Nephi. See agents or J
II. Hornung, g. A, Manti.
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SOCIAL TO THE VETERANS.

G. A. r, veterans and their friends
were entertained by Mrs. o. Thornton
on ST Patrick's night. Refreshments
were served and unique prizes were
given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20
HEALTH CONDITIONS GOOD
Weber County Freer From Con-
tagioUs Diseases Than for Years.

According to a report submitted TO the
county commissioners yesterday by the
county board Of health. Weber county is
freer from contagious diseases than IL has
been for many years. But two cases
OF contagiOn are said to exist IN the coun-
~ and both Of these are in Plain City.
County Clerk David Matson submitted
II the board a report on the financial
condition of the county during the quar-
ter ending February IS, as follows
Cash on hand December 81, 1905. s sc. 81 Sc
Receipts for the quarter 49,. 6S.273 50
Disbursements -----.-----.--..-----. S2,Z5l 81
Cash on hand February 2S......$ g., S43 Is
The county treasur's report showed
1891. IS having been collected from quit
claim deeds and tax sales, which had
been deposited in the treasury for ap-
pcTtiOnment in the different funds of the
county.
Wallace Washburn was appointed by
the board as probation officer for We
Der county to serve under Sheriff G. A.
Sebring. A number Of other routine mat
tiers were disposed Of.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-20

Just think II over. All Salt Lake
County Real Estate is a safe invest
1aeTit, but Shelter City lots at $50 is
Ehere the crowd Is buying.
SHELTER CITY TOWNSHIP co,
2o1 d. +. Walker Blk.