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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-06
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6 1906

injunction that it materially contributes
TO substantial damage
no one smelter. operating alone. would
90 substantial damage, it is contended,
but such damage would result from the
united operations of all
III in such case any distinction be
mace 1t should. be made in favor of the
smeiter first beginning its operations,
continues the decision, And in this case
mat would not be the American Smelling
q Refining company. To a certain extent
l am inclined to yield to- the argument
that the last named company does little
damage The evidence does not clearly
snow that damage would result from the
smelling of ores carrying small per cents
OF sulphur The American Smelling &
refining company smeltS some ores
classed by it as direct smelling ores. with
out any preliminary roasting and yet car
rying sulphur content not exceeding 10
per cent. Until the complainants have es-
t9plished at law that the smelling of
these ores constitutes nuisance | am
unwilling TO prohibit it,
Leave to Amend Granted.
AS this suit is for an injunction to re-
strain the operations of the smeters the
value of the. matter in dispute is the
value of the claimed right of which the
defendants will be deprived by the grant
ing OF the relief sought All of the de-
PENDANTS except the Bingham Consolidated
M n;ng & Smelling company and the
pany. affirmatively aflege this value in
sum largely exceeding the minimum limit
of jurisdiction and all of the defendants
have based their defense on evidence of
this value. The difficulty is that with the
respect to the two defendants above
named. nowhere in the bill or answer is
there any specific averment as TO the
value of the matter in dispute and to
those defendants. no decree on the merits
can be entered in this state of the plead
ings- However, the evidence of the
defendants clearly shows the requisite
value, the compliments will be permitted
10 file an amendment 10 their bill in this
respect to conform with the proof.
Ten Per Cent the Limit.
Upon the filing of the amendment au-
thoriZed, decree will be entered, en-
joining each of the defendants from fur
Their roasting or smelling of sulphide ores
carrying 10 per cent sulphurs and at their
present locations. so. far as to discharge
into the atmosphere sulphur in the form
of gas and further from discharging
into the atmosphere of arsenic, provided
that the defendants. or any one or more
ply to the court. upon due notice to the
compliments, for a modification or suS-
pension of this injunction upon show
ing which they may deem sufficient. that
conditions have so changed that the dis
charge OF such sulphurous and arsenical
fumes into the air by them or either of
them may be resumed or otherwise con-
Quoted SO as not to create continue or
contribute to create or continue the nuis-
ance complained OF.
AS the interests involvediare large and
the questions decided of great Importance
this injunction will only take effect at
the expiration of thirty days from the
date of the decree (Nov 3. 1906. period
sufficient for the perfecting of an ap-
peal"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-06
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to
All in Plain Wrapper.

Piles is q fearful disease. but easv m
cure IL you go at it right
An operation with the knife is danger
our crueI. humiliating and unnecessary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-06
Fritz ThauIoW.

Christiania. Nov. 5.-The death is an
nounced at Valendam. Holland of Fritz
Thaulow, the Norwegian landscape paint
or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-06
Auber w. E. Herbert.

London. Nov. THE death is announced
OF Auber w. f. Herbert, the journalist
aged 6S years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-06

You can't make good mince pies with
out good mincemeat. Be sure of the
beSt-get MOUNTS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-06
All Make Trouble.

In referring to the testimony introduced
during the case at bar. Judge Marshall
says: lit is contended that if the Amer
lean Smelling q Refining company oper-
ated alone. little damage would be done
This does not satisfy me. and besides j;
irrelevant. II is sufficient to warrant an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-06
Against Continued Suits.


In the case ar bar the injury ia sinh
stantial, irreparable. for the Destruction
of fruit and ornamental~tr has ALWAYS
been so held, and incapable of adenuafe
reparation at law. The suggestion that
the complafnants should be RENTED 10
actions at law is entitled to but little
weight In such actions the damages re-
covered would be limited to that suffered
before the date Of writ. The result would
be an endless multiplicity of suits in each
OF which only one of the defendants could
be suit as they are not acting in concert,
and II would be a matter of great diff
Guilty TO determine the proportion of dam
age caused by the one defendant because
the 1umes from the Smelters so commin-
gle as 70 make discrimination impracti-
cable The remedy would be worse than
the evil To the extent that the complaint
ants are denied an adequate remedy be-
cause or the indirect public benefit, their
property is injured without compensation,
a result which should be less possible I'M
der the system Of written constitution in
the United States than In England.
1T is next argued that because of
laches. damages should be assessed in lieu
of an injunction. This was in the case Of
McCleery VS.. the Highland Boy Gold Min
ing company. Under the exceptional cir
cumstances there presented and as to
some of the compliments here. a similar
decree might meet all the demands of
justice. but as to many of the complain
ants there has been no delay. The injury
cumulative on the one hand and has, on
the other hand. extended as time has
elapsed. over a wide area. Farmers were
not required to anticipate this, and as to
such complainants their right TO an in
junction has not been waived
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-06
Expects 100000 Plurality.

have never spoken up the state in
any place where Hughes had been thar
We did not have from two TO ten or twelve
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
DEATH BY A EOIG.
Imaginary Incident cf the Crimean
 War by Taistoi.

war bS lai>IoE.
 ILe following iu&4trafrG incident of -Ae Crimean war is found iIl Count Tol- stoi's "Scyastopol:" "Ellc bomb. com Ing faster and faster and nearer and nearer so that tie sparks of it's fuse were already visible descended. Lie down. some one shouted They lay Sat on the ground Prdskouhin, closing Lis eyes heard only the bomb crashing down on the hard earth close by. X second passed, which seemed au hour. ILc bomb had not exploited. He open el his eyes aud at that moment caught q fight of the glowing fuse of the bomb not yard off Terror, cold terror. oN- cludin4 every other thought and fr-l ln@. seized his whole being He e1y.rad Ai> face uftlt h1s hands.
 Then Ao remembered tAe 12 rU' 'n~ Ae owed, q dc7t ztt Y. re5efshgse4 D.st should have H,55. paid l5Ha a@e all ] t,te gypsy ~aal4 ~#iff- hsse# t.Feh.G-s The woa4u Ha= f.s@d H4se U his ifu- a@iuatou Ne..a.1l== cap a.a.l l.Ilr f5I.- Aons. a4a ee1. es;e2e from .a3 these and from f5I5s=iz.tlais aG= aiHrr rec 5l'rcoo1l@. llae pfezea4 tIaa=Ift. tle. "E- ,,ertaj.ou oJ death. ss... Hag leave. H. for 5 H0fHIt. l.eIaaps F won't oX. p'oae aad #HItH a4-iseste a4esi dr- ' 9a r. w.saad to az5.a his e5E Lint v tsa1 Instant I fed fI=a#e Io#"I t.~oe-.t. #II=ef7=sa ftIs.=aa#I. .-.1 2 J.tf.f. F5..55T 5HaflHEs struck Gj..G ii tn a-3f lts zciIasT
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 He fr1t i t9ef a53ti Hz chest, and this ~eas5Itfll at 5e5a5 wi made him tIlH.. .o u=56s5 Iez#tz51i5 Is-j= Jls saI- d.el.~ Ilf1tf tT'Ts!z45z1' pH hzEH he tr.pd to shout |rasss=e =e.lgs= with 14Q=s bat iEstead at that e.rlffaI1sl SIte te1. 4.ts sFas.n that he =Ha- ffs4HfeHea= =fah hear ft th9 ether red fiae4 bean daasaa@ before his eyes and it ~et3#ea t9 kM that line soldiers Dut sta4es aH hiH5. He maue an effort l5 IIs.s1 a1I=atIe stones. stretch ed himself, ahd saH aifd heard and felt nothing more He H8d been killed on the spot by q bomb splinter in the mid Gle of his chest
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COLOR COMBINATIONS.
How They Were CleserIy Used In
 Exposing a Fraud

In large fstrtory iu which were rm- ploHed several hundred persons one If the v0rllmen iu welding his hammer careleSsly allowed il to slip from his hand II flew halfway across the room and struck | fellow workman in tine left eye 1'he man afterWard aNerled that his eye Was blinded ny the blow, although i careful examination failed to reveal any injury, there being not a scratch visible.
 He brought Il >H.t in tIc courts fer compensation fer the l1~- or mf of bis oFe@f4Hf. a5a reIa-,I aLl offers ot c8mpra4ai~e'. adff= tl5e tesW the o1vaer of the faetat.x Wsz esss slali~il.e 1er aIl injury resulting from an aeei!ent et t..- bis.!
 1aa d#F Of tle ea 4r5'Frd @4I la apes ess5Ht an ezz.faaz. ag.Ust retained bY a#e agI Is#=e=. ezz=a## 4eI l!..a .aJ12aed u.l.l.asi H=t.s=s=i tf..a }@ 7rT HHf=ft # ss=-fz==z=== t'tet.sIza
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 lie 6 alsaIz =afa. #t ah.eh <. ..Ha8= words szs. 6aa=u s.sol= =iaf. Ghaa 5a s azese'd 70 pHt 5a.a saz9a5 @5Is tu" d'.tel= aa. aIaszaz. Hea l'o Ii@lt eye Hcaa fe tIa !eft ~ ea4sistia2 aa aHdfHa1s aLass Then ll4a end zzs Ea5He6 t9 him. and he Was oe1aaea ta Haaa H#a Nltiug en 1t through me sl.. s=es.
 THl- He 5d without restitution. and the ei.eal WaS#at once =eApo,ed. Owing t0 the effect which tls eolorcJ glass must haVe=Had 0P9H tHe green Writing Che so1H3 right eye htted with inc rod glass eoHfd aeJ possibly distinguish the writing on the 5Itek surface of the card. HaiIe the Ieft e9e, which he pfe. tended WIS si&htle4s= the one with which the Inadug Ind to he done London Standard.
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TH SWISS ARMY
Al,sa>s Hes.ti7 for eear serN ic" at :'
 Moments Notice.

FtPitfR@st' a =es,'tt'-
 1lIa tagaI 5aHaTsJtoa of Switzerland k rather less fIls5l4l lEaIG tle population Of Eo1st9a afolo= zet tho pIUchy lltle reeasle= =es98 thl4a= =i4to the GeId at Il moment aatt5=,s r.al93= completely eeHip- ped fad ffdiHed #ffHN corps to tfets =la4a54ssz and Frances twenty and Eng iaffti x nominal efaHt IH proportion to hej population compared With SWits zerland. Ea2iIl5d should possess fifty.
 Every alIthe4liea Swiss is, ip>o taeto. q member of the army from eighteen to folty four, vet never does one hear the least complaint made by a Swiss of whatever social class at the tritiin@ sacrifice of time that his military duties demand To watch q Swiss bat talion on it's Way to maneuNers in camp OF OH it's return is to watch as contented, sefyiceable and cheerful d lot of men as one could wish to n4eet.
 The only serious tax upon the time of the soldiers is the first two months of hard training as q recruit After ward sixteen days in camp every other wear is all that iS required of him. Between whiles he shoots with his comrades every little village has it's shooting range because he loves it, and deVoteS q certain amount of time voluntarily to the physical exercises he is taught at school to keep himself fit. On first joining he is carefully examined as regards his suitability for this or that branch of the service and is drafted into that for which he is best fitted, and he invariably takes as great a pride in his regiment, battery or squadron as could any voluntarily en- listed man in our smartest corps at home
 The Swiss army comprises 100 bat talons of infantry and twenty four Squadrons of cavalry, with the neces sary ordnance and departmental corps, while the artillery includes forty eight field batteries. ten batteries of position and two excellent mountain batteries. pal Mall Gazette.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

\ sick man talks about everything eX- ccpt death.
 No man is biz enough 10 laugh at q real worry.
 While loafing d man usually thinks about big scheme that won't work.
 An apology never gives satisfaction to but one person-t the one who makes it.
 If vou must kick. make it swift and sure. and do not prolong the agony by making excuses.
 X boy thinks, What good time man has And a man thinks. What a good time q boy has. And what a poor time both have,
 It may be as good d feat 10 have all of q little girls lsettieoats the same length as it is to have everything that goes on the stove cooked at the same time-Atchison Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
Chcsnpeai>e Bay.

Few people fully appreciate the great size of the Chesapeake bay. It is the largest =iudeutation oil the At- lantic coast. and il has often been called the Mediterranean of Americ't On it's bosom the navicS of tue world could easily float. Itis 2oo miles long. and in some places il is forty miles broad. It has aH area of over 2.ooo square miles. and it shoots off into great rivers Witll m aggregate length of thousands of miles. F Baltimore American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
First 'Therulou,efer.

The first thermometers was made in 1621 by a Dutch physicist named Cor nelius Van Drcbbell and consisted of d tube filled with air. closed at it's up per end and dipping at it's other eN- trcmity. which was open, in bottle of nitric acid diluted with water. As the temperature rose or fell the air in the tube increased or grew less in volume and consequently the liquid descended or rose This instrument is now known as an air thermometer, but as its meas urementS were based on no fixed prin- cple il Was of little use.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
In n Mexican Hat store

Half a million straw hats Is no un common sight to be met with at one time in the hat stores of Mexico. The hats are made of long pampas grass which grows nowhere else in the world It is specially cultivated for the hat in dustry. So rapidly are the hats made that some skilled workmen can turn out ten or a dozen | day. and they are then sent to all parts of the world. They cost about fourpeuee each to make. are retailed al from 1 shilling sixpencc to shiIings and are so dur able that il not tn'reQucntlN happens that those of All eeenomieal turn or mind make Il single hat last ten years. -LOnIon OMeen.
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Quite i}iiierent.

Papa-No: hes not the proper sort of a husband far y Il. my dear. pHuSh- tcr-O Oh papa. he'd die for me. Papa
 Oh, that's all right Tell him to go as far as he likes. I Ns,s afraid he want ed ,o marry you. tgN1e..na Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
No Relative of His.

Duncan. a2ed two and half, had been naughty To punish him his mother tied him ill his high chair and kept him there for one hour, by the clock. His father got home before the hour Was quite up and asked the yolngstel Why he was tied up.
 'tather@ replied Duncan, pointing an accusing finger at his mother, I'm completely surprised at that lady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
The 6rcuter OHense.

Professional Iypnotist-Can l get permission 10 bury old Joe Soaker alive and dig him up after thirty days? Mayor of I.onelyyille- ding ye. le kin bury him alive if ye want to. but II ye ever dig him up .ag'm I'll jug ye- New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY tn Its Patrons The shown fromM all static of southern Railway:

and Builders
  90 of ticket laln f ] . ocents N C. Episcopal returning until November I5-$
 CuIalef- until
  in Chattanooga RebekaE Assembly of o 0 F. tick October Inm Home Coming south oafoah-
  until November To- by deposit and lmelto of Pulagki Division C. Y feaho until October li-$4S9 and Sleeper each train Three $. either Atlanta 
 Fora further information writes IC A. DeSAU D. A, L. M DeSA SSl RE- e r. x l. A
 South Ma
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!i. Latest.

Customer You say. then. that this material is the latest: Shopman-lhe he very latest. madam. tustomer-hut will if fade in fl1n Sun1 Shopman- Why, it has been lying in the WindoW for two years and book how veil II has stood Il london Mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
cr.,i9.i. Progress

"Your son iS slH lyias art. l believe. Has he made much progress:
 "Oh. yes. He is able tn talk the lah- ruaae uuite tiuently. Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08

When man lays the foundation or his own ruin. others will build on it. Fielding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
PHONE COMPANY ORGANIZE

fsiHH Rock. Nk oc >.s alele= faez4fafat aH fa8e been laaH Min fhe secretary ot ~1as" .'> t4e I't4Ge Grove TeIeRhoae company ot Re5igfe Grove Wish q eaPital stock of $6eaoa. all subscribed. The company proposes 55 install and aaeeata q telephone szs tom in tbe eit1 of Prairie Grove. The efieers aad faeofporators are E. c. Neeafafef. president. W, T. AeGof. a4ieh. treasurer. anj W. II Collins. seeeGe3Is5z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08

If you don't like it dry, then boil package of Brooks Liver Medicine, add little sugar and you have fine liquid laxative.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
An Artist.

She-You said you were going to marry an artist, and now you're en- ga ced to dentist. Flo Well, isn't he m artist? He draws from real life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08

Brooks White Cream Eye Salye cures sore eyes and granulated lids. Guaranteed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08

Nexjeo City, Ncv. eae aasz second clas. colomst ucFet .i.#. Destna- Aquas,alientes, San Iuis Fotosf. Sal tjIlo Monterey, TorreaH asH} =faferme- diaaa atatieaa on sale Al-#l=a ss4l to October q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
CARS WILD DASH SAVED
 MOTORMAN FROM AIRES T
Patrol Failed to Catch Stree Car Which Had Fatally Injured
 Fifteen-Year-OId Boy.

Chicago. OaT- Wit1 horses .Jsha1 t9# ffetT= utUosf specd. rarHel ~asoa filed N IL paliesMeu cha4ed-:I.I Lincoln asama srros ear rhuu4h rh. aHs.@s. nas Ghfea4o t@I.> .o ntHea aH 4.G5a.U far# wHaa Hown fs#HJ #5s4 I4#a @#.t 
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PINE BLUFF IRON Hoa1s
General Founders and MaosIa. .sts

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 s24. Round af#aI.f F. and f57###=##z= limit tanty aat saH a Ettie Rock. AfE..# #f=e5f#5.f I5af5 f584H aad Sells brothers =9j9ef5z. Bza1e Sls74 round trip. I5eRe3s aa s5,o November 4a4a Nf4ai4au. northern peaiasHsaz Wisconsin all points Missouri. northeast. faaa all points Niaaazala aI pana SehHa=Ea 5l noats saaza Daaota. al t5atHt <aIa HaH9ta. tom Hazf ca ss1a October aaa 0asa4e NoyembgG F aaHd =R4fa4# limit No4eM5a#= 1aI4s= Fort Smith Ark reunion Gaafed= crate veterans, 5000 for round trip. On sale October Gto 19. inclusive. Return limit October %.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
saasssa a<aS&ssResas

ng WhotaaTe and Nef7TT DusIness men @60 a1-1--
 re Of your pat ronlqe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08

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Fort Smith Ark. reunion GaHfed= crate veterans, $G.00 for round trip. On sale October 1 6to 19, inclusive. Return limit October %
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iai Rate Ejeafaz
 Home ConHaa

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Sale Hair Goods

we yet have some very choice switches in red and
other rare shades; part of recent Frisco" pur-
chase of a hair that went of business; and
prices at least SS per cent under value Our hair
dressing, manicuring and facial massage parlors
best n the city and every operator s expert in her
lot of 24-inch hair switch kind you would De
pay $3.50 for elsewhere that will offer tpO
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Stamping Done Free in
Our .Arf Department

Purchase your art materials here
and your stamping win be done
free of charge.
Free embroidery lessons given
In our art department Tuesday
and Friday from $3.50 to 1880
q. m. Third Floor
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Part II
Sale Rogers Bros. Jiluerware

s2.25 for set of six fancy dessert spoons worth
$3.50.
S2.75.
1925 for set of six dessert forks worth $3.50.
s2.40 for set of six dinner forks worth $275
$1.75 for set of six Windsor satin medium
knives worth $500 Third Floor
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Sale Cut Glass

$3.50 for large cut glass water bottle worth 800 .
$685. for Of ~ glass water tumbers worth 10
S195 for large cut glass cruets worth $3.50
9Sc for large cut glass knife rests worth $3.50
csc for large cut glass mustards worth S125.
n F1Oor
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Chiropody

DR.. Ball, who has charge of our chiro-
pody parlors, is the best specialist I'm
his line in the city. Corns are painless
ly removed, to stay removed. Charges
small, but relief great Women in at
tendance to care for lady patients.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04

a more loving prince" And so the Queen and the
crowd there looking upon one another a while, ner
majesty departed. This wrought an IMPRESSION
upon for shows and pageants are pest seen
by tOrchlight: that all the way long We ala hotI-
ing but talk of " hat admirable queen Sne Wsts,
and how would all adventure our lives IN ne.
service. Now this in the year when she han
gotten into the crowd and multitude to do ner
mischief.
1t was in Somerset House that the great Queen
received one of the sharpest rebukes of her life.
She had given the building into the keeping OF
her cousin. Lord Hunsdon. and to his deathhed
there she came in 1896. "conscience-stricken by
her neglect of HIM" To give the parting spirit
pleasure she had ordered to be laid uoon his
bed a patent for the Earldom of Wiltshire and
the robes of an earl. The dying man was not
to be pIacated thus. Madam he said. seeing
you counted not worthy of this honour
whilst was living. I count myself unworthy or
it now am dying" Elizabeth was large mind
ed enough to accept her chastisement meehly.
for she gave to Hunsdon's widow the post he
left vacant
The Queen who next occupied Somerset House
was the wife of Elizabeth's successor. James 1.
Anne of Denmark was of all the English Queens
the most pleasure loving, and there We're inces-
SAINT entertainments in the rooms. which had by