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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

THE disclosures disgusting human depravity which followed
gave the Denver ylo opportunity ma ks
exhibition Of their disgusting deprav for publishing al
along the lines and under
Newspapers that depravd tastes help to de
yeop justs such vile characters 5 Sanford White.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

LosT-A gold chain to which was at
tacheda gold hearS with the nam e
Martha" engraved. Reward will be
paid for its return to Mrs. o. W. Lowell,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Special Summer Rates to Canadian and NJ "
England States.
via Nickel Plate Road Fifteen day
limit one fare plus Two Dollars, from.
Chicago. Thirty day limit one fare plus
-Four Dollars from Chicago. For dates
of sale reservation OF sleeping car berths,
etc, write or call on Mr.. Chas. K. John
son, SII Seventeenth St. Denver Colo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07
Don't Forget.

Mrs Dut,on still does hair work =.
All kinds. nth g. Virginia.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received by the under.
signed for the erection Of school house
at Dumont. Colo, said building to be
sox75 feet inside measure with I2foot
ceiling, belfry, two entrance rooms,
clothes closets and lavatories. Bids will
be received for brick or frame construc.
ton. The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. H. W. LAMUNYoN,
Secretary.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Hauling and express, Curnow, the ic,
man, phone Black 633
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

foreign born citizens qualified vote and
6 900 aliens OF the former ss4 iliea,e
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

has had administration with better
record economy efficiency than the present
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Try US Tor ranch eggs, veRtabIes
poultry and meats. THKko & Co.
II YOU know the value OF Cham ber lain s
salve YOU weuld never wish TO be without
il. Here are some Of the diseases for
which it is especially valuable: sore
nipples. chapped hands, bu.ns, frost
bites, chllb'ains. chronic sore eyes. itch
ing piles. tett+r, salt Iheum and exzena.
Price IS cents per box For sale by J..
] Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Again in line. Phone S4r Black ge's
Utility Ball" w. +. Owens. Corne e1
18th and Miner sts. At barber shop
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07
H. O. Allen. the dentist.

If your stomach troubles you do not
many have been permanently cured by
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. Get a free sample at J. .Sherwin' 5
drug store aud give them a trial They
also cure constipation aud biliousues.
/. Application for bunting nceuses m y
Public, Stiffness News office.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Republicans will time fighting past fac
tional They be
The thing do profit by mistakes and face the
solve them rational Don't waste
politics the and where viii
be people and the party Give
who thinks seeking
alleged personal slight wrong than he does party supremacy
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Only Two Dolars = Month.
To have your suits cleaned and pressed
by S. J Reed, Tailor. Called for and
delivered.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Ice delivered daily.
phone Black 633.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

June reduction sale on iron beds at
n. Smith & Son. See window.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

the last week
eaeve canal that the lock type best
finally lined with the House and President
built Its advantages that be built
in less expense,
accommodate larger vessels and that will be
which favored by the
And Mr. Roosevelt his wild
other conservatives don't like
word to Mr. Stevens loose and build it,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

A revivalist told an Atlanta, Ga,
congregation that hell is IAN iron etern-
ity lurid with CHASTITY grins, ringing
with the shrieks Of human myriads whose
6end.bitten souls hiss down whirlpeois
Of molten sulphur" Gee! Wouldn't that
scorch your beard!
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Robert E. Lewis the United States district judge
for Colorado bench
handing down mighty sound these
the supporting the of the
called and dorder. militia
could punished by the civil
committed in the proper discharge of their military
duties militia. Who would
militia aunde conditions?
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07
Is Your
Hair Sick?

That's too bad! We had mo-
ticed il was looking pretty thin
and rough Of late, but naturally
did not like to speak OF 1t. BY
the way, Ayers Hair Vigor is
. regular hair grower, . per-
feet hair tonic. The hair stops
coming out, grows faster.
keeps soft and smooth. Ayers
Hair Vieor cures sick hair,
makes il strong and healthy.
The best ktaA Of . tsstimonia1-
'0old tor ever sixty years"
AsAs ~. Ar c.. Lsvsn. aenA
s.; -: :: 8; !: ::::::-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Mems suits cleaned and pressed fror
LOO up. REEd, The Tailor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Women wear picture hats just to at.
tract the attention of other women
The men never look above the face
line.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Republican party should stand for bank and public oc
platform.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

G. H. curnow
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-07

Don't savey nothin" bout what YOU
call trills." says Mountain Pete, in re.
ferring to prima donna whom he had
heard sing, "but the way that little
bunch of purtiness could gargle music
was huff to make feller think O. the
golden land whar' angels waits on the
tables"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
BRINT0N & GUNDERSON.

The old Briuton corner N NJ.
East ana Seventeenth Soutb ''l'h
viewed as It was o year ago bs,saSI
OF seeing the Old shop occp5.e ,5'' y
many years by Briuton & GorJo-s, IN
theie is seen a new tWo-story bnlld,n,
thal would he a credit 10 any e5mmnw1
~. The writer has Visited mas, i, ~
shops IN the county bat has sesn " ro u
as well equipped The coDyene,,ee y.
!, is az complete the ingenuity anil
experience of a blacksmith Of IA 80
could plan 1t. ana tools Of tbe iats,i
pattern and Of every description are ID
evidence. y
Brinton and Guuiarson are gentle.
men Of LONG eXaprieDce in blacksmith,
ing, and their sober and industrion,
habits have resulted ir the large nal.
ronngc they enjoy and the confidence
OF Holidays reliable PEOPLE. They "a
all kinds OF blacksmith work AMI giyA
special attention TO horseshoeing Their
late improvements and their skilled
methods enable them TO guarantee thc.r
work, and they turn II out with prompt.
ness.
These gentlemen also have Tao agency
OF G. w. & VI. company and can iur
nlsh anything handled by this compyI
at the same price as az the Salt Lanl
house. II you need anything in MI
line you would do well 10 give thsl
call They have done business nM
satisfaction Of the majority Of the "a
people in their community, and N
can do for you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

plete organization IN each. Both wards
have already a fine Westinghouse IN
course of construction which are to cost
In the aggregate from $4,000 to $4,000.
EDUCATIONAL.
The school system of Murray Is en-
deavoring to keep fully abreast with
modern thought and advanced methods.
Twcnty-one teachers and three super
visors under the direction OF Supt. q.
NJ. Mumford are doing a good work.
The corps of teachers az a whole Is ex-
ceptionally strong. A very large ma
iority are teachers ef long experience,
whose ability has been tried and APP
preciated. The ambition of the past two
years to install manual training de-
partment in the schools OF Murray has
this year been realized. Two shops
have been fitted up for this purpose
one I'm connection with the Arlington,
and the other with the Liberty school
The boys down to and including the
third A grade do shop work. With but
few exceptions a lively interest Is man
Tested Being the first year all are
practically beginners so that those of
the lower grades are doing work al
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most equal to that OF the upper grades.
This will not be the case another year.
as those OF maturer years viii natural
~ progress more rapidly, The shops
are no doubt equipped with the most
complete set OF tools to be found IN
any manual training room Of the pub
lie schools Of the state. Two hours a
week is devoted TO shop work, but II Is
believed that the interest manifested
will react upon other studies 80 that III
timately no time will he lost This
much Is certain that the course now
pursued Is bringing school work closer
real life than ever before.
Nor will the work stop here. As soon
as pupils are ready for more advanced
and artistic work, 1t Is the intention
Of the board of education to install
such additional tools and machinery
necessary for such work. individuality
will be encouraged, but all work viii
first be designed and mechanical draw
ings prepared by the pupil and accept
ed by the teacher when sufficiently ex-
act. The girls are also equally inter-
ested In their needle work, and are
manifesting considerable aptitude not
withstanding the fact that some had
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and FIRE fighting apparatus amounting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

men, a sausage and wholesale
man and an office girl. They own
and operate their own Strengthening
houses and are the largest wholesale
dealers in the county over their
counter can be secured the choicest
cuts Of meat, and they make prompt
deliveries far out into the country on
either side they make It their bust
ness 10 see 10 II that all customers are
satisfied, ana by means OF fair dealing
they are rapidly gaining trade.
The members Of the firm are Neal
and Farley Mcmillan. father and son.
Farley IS manager. and 1t Is under his
direction that the business has made
such enviablc progress.
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ness Thrives in Murray,

s-y--.> ms nutpouring OF peace and un-
,-..,1 ,,r,s,ority that
WN'Nu
mas DVeh ~
bestowed upon the entire
,,,,r. d,,tpy the veor iugt clos
80. 49,, a., a., ana. ,,,,,
l's mas "'a' "NN'' 80 ~
fair state ana Murray mas ieee'Ntu Us
NH and unstntad share Murray.
,,hio,, h,, ber.toforo fr,npcntIv been
'eief'tu I" 'A 1'e o"''''''a
the west. IN NOW SO fully ana is1liy ea-
,otaiseAl thar n NAV DO revard,d as
-.,,,. s.....,,...,. 49,, - Cal, rote
valley
Tho confidence which business men
5avs IN The f,itifo of Murray could be
s. -. 49,, .u,,,, a..
>" Ne'''' "''
inc erection OF the iiue business DOCKS
that are 10 be seen on vacant lots and
nnocc,t,j,d co~ners or n year aoo ana
~.
t'"' ""N' HNFPi"l''u '''V N'"P''"''
lumber shaeks ot the past smelters or
no shelters. Murray is here to stay.
ma ia dn.tina1 "a hacou,e ii tb,lvipg
M. .l,.l, 1911.
WY V0'No wei " c"''ie WV Nu' ''''-
standing the controversy between tae
, smclters and the farmers. which may
,.o ho,e ,.ui.yo, bo soi,.o1 IN euob A
way that we may te'd'h poth Hn'u"-
tries, business men manifest no uaeasi-
ness and are now laylnp mans for new
,,,,.,.,,,ao, o,,., ,,,.,.,.,., ,.,si,,s o.
e''''' f'''N' '''" nv 'N"N'u
elll4cs
Business generally tx reported 10 have
Inc,easca from o. nor cent IA 40 pcr cent
nvor iooS ana iris lncronse tx confined
ia M nortiruior lina Hanlsine and
hant denosits vbieb is tho trua baror-
efor ~ business mas Increased bevopl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

Tho McMillsn company are whole
sale and retail dealers IN fresh meats,
They also hancle poultry and vogo-
tables, fish and green groceries in
scasunablc times, and are among tho
progressive meat dealers In the state.
Feb. of this yea they opened pusi-
ness I'm heir new building at the
corner Of Seventeenth South and State
street No finer building adorng the
streets Of Murray, Energy and push
IS bringing 60 this company large
ana reliab BIZ patronage
In eyidcrce OF this prosperity we
note that they employ two Slaughter
ing men, three delivery ana two shop
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IMPLEMENTS.

We obbes and Retail dcacr in all kinds Of FARM M
PIEMENTS portion Of stock consists OF Brdel Wagons
La Porte Fuller Bugges, Milwaukee Mowers Binders Rcape
and Rakcs Superior Ranges and caters Ioun Hay Tool Sharp
les Scrarators, Pope Electric Automobiles .lDs
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Utah. Busy Center

'ah and adjoining st,,1
= wen adapted Il a, s The Io,an
There y are "a among the prig.,aay ast
heading ~ Two stores IN fhe s'p ,h crop
T,o Carries full ilne NJ " ! LiudssS
ns ohaa,,dise The TON AL kinds n
Snooihousc which Is s ~, pas a mods,
he e s'I s ana The scAool 20 hone N
iors ni harmony wish thc believed
I is ! Is growing and M n-u.,dlag, T,s
- a credit to Salt II n X pt.osressiye a,
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Tho Leader was established In 1902,
with Mr. A. Frank as manager, and
as its name Implies, Is by far the lead
ing department store in It's lines OF any
In the county From the beginning
1t has had a healthy and progressive
growth, This store consists OF three
departments namely; Clothing and
gents furnishings, ladies ready made
goods and a shoe department. All of
THESE departments carry as complete
line as It Is possible to secure. and
their goods arc unexcelled in price
end quality,
The clothing and gents furnishings
tine embraces everything from the
every day wear 10 the finest textures
ana from a standpoint OF merit and
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stances, own their farms, and are thrifty
and enterprising. They have enjoyed Il
bOuntiful harvest In fruits, cereals and
vegetables, for all OF which the soil and
climate are admirably adapted
During the past summer the farmers
organized themselves into 4 company
and have put IN water system cost
ing $4,000 and now enjoy the. luxury OF
the purest water from Spring Creek,
piped into their houses. Already about
$50 houses are connected with the sys-
tenn and extensions will be made as ne
cessity demands. Holiday Is destined
to become n wealthy community.
TAYLORSVILLE.
Taylorsville Is situated on the west
side of the Jordan and on both sides
of Seventeenth South street Many OF
the residents are prominent sheep ana
cattle men. who Craze their hocks I'm
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cheapness they cannot he aupNy ,aaS'
The line in ladies ready u's,,
goods is extensive and the mos ilJ
tidious can be suited from every pO''
of Vicw. AN. .,BoI
The shoe department. Is iully 4Vil
ped TO meet the demands of UNI, u,
tclligent public, and consists y
Narielv for msn. women and chlloF,I
The famous Walk-Oycr shoe ior m,
ana Drew-S elby shoe for women ~
among the best carried IN sIotNh o,
celebrated John Il. stetsoh u' "a
also handled Altogether W. l,,si
partments carry a line Oh ,n' mn,
goods IN NJ. style ana patent nd
ers of any of those goods Sh S.w + n
the Leader before gotng 70 "a"
City.
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The Murray Coop had its begin
ming February 1902, and each con-
secutiye year since then has had a
rapid growth with a banner year just
closing Never before in its history
has this institution enjoyed such a
large and reliable patronage which
comes as result of the public's hav-
ing learned from experience where
a dollar brings the most in quantity
and the best in quality. With such
an era ~ prosperity and increasing
trade the company soon found that
its quarters were wholly inadequate
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ss;SftS<<csc;5f<<SS>ScS
THE PROGRESS COMPANY.

and FIRE fighting apparatus amounting
to some $500.
THE PROGRESS COMPANY.
This company was organized and in
corporated on the 9Th day of april 1927,
for the purpose of developing electrical
energy for light, heating and power
purposes, with capital stock Of Sl0-
GOO ON July 6, 1906 the company was
greatly enlarged and the stock in
creased to s5G0,00O. Three light and
power plants have been erected and
are furnishing light and power for
Murray ana Bingham Junction
The company also operate water
system already referred to. which has
been taken advantage of by the busi-
ness men and residents oE Murray
The development Of these enterprises
will prove 10 be OF inestimEble value 10
the towns and settlements adjacent to
their plants
Changes In an ecclesiastical capacity
have also been made during the year,
which also prove material growth. Muir
ray which heretofore was in one ward,
has been divided into two, with a COM
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never used a needle or thimble before
Their work Is done while the boys are
in the shop The teachers receive out
lines and Instructions from an able SUI
peryisor aud then conduct the work in
their respective rooms,
Pupils are also making favorable
progress IN music and singing Glee
clubs have been organized by the SUI
pervisor and are practising regularly.
I'm fact a healthy condition pervades
an the work and the school system is
believed 20 be, second TO none In the
state.
HOLIDAY,
The beautiful town of Holiday, snug
~ sheltered under the towering peaks
Of the Wasatch. has enjoyed It's share
of prosperity during the year. The
town supports five stores, All of which
are doing good business. The leaders
are Hyrum Nelson and Bagley Bros.
about whom more has been said else
whore, TWO modern schoolhouses are
well filled with children whose healthy
faces and well-fed cheeks bespeak the
prosperity OF the community. The
farmers are all In comfortable clrcum.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

TO one of great influence and wealth.
being connected at the time OF his death
with many of the principal interests
and enterprise OF our city and State. He
was IA recognized force in our political
life and a leader of his party. Had he
lived he would have been in the Senate
today, Or as long as he desired the
place.
1T was Senator Mcmillan who de-
manded and was largely instrumental in
obtaining the new water system for
Washington. He was the father of the
movement. and the immense plant which
the Capital has today Is partially the
fruit OF his labors, the work having only
fairly begun when his career ended. He
also was a believer I'm shade trees, in
parks and fountains, in clean streets
and avenues-in fact, anything and
everything TO beautify Washington. He
loved Washington as he did his native
heath. 1t is but just recognition of a
great mans services that Secretary
Taft has named this park for its
founder.
In addition. the citizens of Michigan
have organized the James Mcmillan
Memorial Association of Michigan and
will erect this monument as a token
Of their esteem. While the association
is a Statewide institution, the money
fer the memorial win be raised by pri
vate subscription and will be readily
forthcoming.
Mr.. Maybury said the site for the
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
Plan 100000 Mcmillan Shaft
To Tower At Filtration Plant

monument and its design had not yet
been selected by the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose. and Of which
ne is a member, but that the members
would visit Washington within the next
sixty days, select the site and begin the
work Immediately. 1t being planned TO
complete the monument within a year.
While the park looks bare now.' con-
tinued the visitor. 'the general work OF
identifying II, terracing. planting shade
trees and flowers, installing fountains.
etc. will be continued by Government
appropriations until it is completed.
Within five years ] expect TO see Nc
MILAN Park the most attractive in the
country, not excepting those of any
city. This was one of Senator McMil-
ian's plans
Mr.. Maybury, stated that he did not
believe one-tenth Of the population OF
Washington knew or appreciated the
value OF the filtration plant 10 the city.
It's intricacies were technically explain
ed bv superintendent Z. d. Hardy. who
conducted Mr. Maybury. Times re-
porter and stan photographer, over the
plant.
Some idea of it's magnitude may be
obtained when 1t IS known that there
are twenty-nIne acres covered by the
hltratior reservoirs alone, the sand used
being about four feet in depth and be-
ing Of an especially adaptable, fine
white quality, brought here from Laur-
el, Md The sand in each OF these reser-
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Voirs is taken out. washed, by machin-
cry, and thoroughly cleaned every sixty
days. before being replaced in the reser-
volrs- over each filter is an immense
sand tower. built of cement and holding
25O cubic yards, where the sand is
stored awaiting distribution in the TN
derground filters.
Filtration Is Efficient.
Mr. Maybury. as well as Superintend-
ent Hardy, is Of the opinion that the
manner In which the water now is Ill
tered Is most efficient and preventive
of much sickness. In support of this
they quote the statement of Prof. w
It. Sedgwick. professor OF biology. Mas
sachusetts Institute or Technology. in a
speech recently made before the Amer
lean Society of Civil Engineers in New
York. Prof SedgWick said:
THE speaker IS strongly of the opin-
-on that the Washington filters, both in
construction and operation, are highly
efficient and that the typhoid in the city
is what is known as residual or non
water borne"
MIR. Maybury returned to Detroit yes
terday ana will accompany the commit
tee appointed 10 select the site and de-
sign for the Mcmillan monument on its
holidays. He expressed himself as be-
ing highly pleased with the progress
made 50 far on the work at the park
and spredicted that in a short time IL
would become one of the chief attrac-
tions or the National Capital