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New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
n D,usements.
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO rAxrAYEPs


Departments Of Finsar- Bireau for tn. Collection
TAxPATERs WHo DEsIRE To OBTAIN their
bills promptly shOu.d make Immediate written
borough officssl stating th.r properly by section
o. ward. block and 10. or M humber makinx
copy OF sane from their Bills sf last year.
a ts1?ay=r ts sssessed TOR personal tsx
reqiisit'on shcIld also request siil for such tar
Aeeh recuiztton should be accompanied By an
sasslops bearing he proper address % the appli-
eehl ahd WITH return postage prepaid
In case of any doubt IN regard 70 ward section
oioeS or iot number taxpayers should take thetr
nasht' ana have thsiT property located on the
maps OF thst Department and forward 70 the
pepasy Receiver q Taxes sith the rsqulsition
certid%t memorandum % their property which
VII Be furnished by the Department. % Taxes and
Ass-ssnents
Taxpayers IN shis naane- rm rscsi,. THAR
oiiIs returned by rau az she earliest posslbI.
nomsnt and avoid any DELAY caused by xaitinx
IN lines. as required IN case % personal appiics-
Ths TequisitiOn be addressed aad mailed
10 the Deputy Receiver o. Taxes IN whlchsvsr
borough 'hs pTopsTty is ,oeat.a as fellows:
Borough Of Manhattan Ne- Yo-k
!oan 3 UndsrhiIl. corner Third and Tr-msns
Tss f,%ss soTSgka pa1 o, Tas Bro7S Ns- YORK
Brooklyn New York
GeoFxs H. Creed. corner Jackson avenue ana
s1fth street. Lons Island City. Borough %
John D. Morgan. Borough Hall. S. George
staten Island BcrouSA Of Richmond. New York
Ausr receiving ths bills. the taxpayer ~iI SOC
tnst they are properly rebated. draw cheek
for the net amount the order OF the Receiver of
..ss and mail eiii and check. with ad-
70 ths Deputy Rscever. In whichever borough ths
property Is located.
after ths bills have been received By the taxpaysr
All bills paid during Octoee- must be rebafsd be-
fore payment
DAVID z AUSTEN.
Eecsiver OF Taxa
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A S5,O00,OOO BUILDING LOAN.
MONEY TO BE USED IN ERECTING THE NEW PLAZA
HOTEL
Three Parc an the Conoou District Change HandsSae of
Number of Choice D5eITng Houses Reported
TRANSACTIONS I'M REALLY.

ing house No 2ss West 4sth St. and for s May
the store No. s. West 37th St. G. DichOff.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN1ArrRE Ar.NrANAC-

Sunrise 523 Sunset 6:23 Moon rises 943 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AN-Sandy Hook II sO7 Island He'll Gate Is
PMSandy Hook IL 10 Gov. Island II - He'll Gate :35
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PROPOSALS FOR RAILROAD CROSS TIES

Office OF Assistant Purchasing Agent. Rail
Company. "a Street. New TOrk--Sealed
posas viii be received az this Office until 100 p n sep
tebeF 1sth 1906 for furnishing 10000 hewn cypress
railroad ties Blanks and full Information be
this Office. ALFRED ANDERSON. Assistant Pur-
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5000
10000
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1900
$1,000
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Country Property to Let.
GentIenan'S Home at New Rochelle

o. ease. showv place there house modern
Improvement 10 bedrooms, large stable two 70 three
acres % lawn shrubbery and lake. S2OuO PEI year
sress BONNIE BTAE. New Rocneue y Y
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ALEXANDRA DUMAS

medic; On flo. que % 10 dnica espsrAnzS de eso hombr0 tan busno,
tan noble y tan deainteresado; de ae protector tuyo y milo, p0r
Quien dehemos dAr Maestro vida.
Y pr Quien 20 da1ia 10 ma txcam6 Gsnovava con en-
tusiasmo.
-Pueu bien. Gsnoveva; tn no has sabidO hsCer que Msuricio
ame . ese hombre; de suerts que hoy en- IL malA disposition dc
sSpiritu que le has pueato, acAHo negarS Q Morsnd 10 que este 10
pedirS, y que convene que obtengamos . todA costa. Quieres que
te Olga ahora, GanoVeva, ad6nde llevArsn q Morand todas tus de-
IcadezAa y TODD to Ssntimsntalsmo2
-OhlMGor, exclam6 Gsnoveva iuntAndo loo manos y po.
ni6ndose psEda, no hablemos iAmas de ESQ.
-Pues bien, replied D xusr. imprimisndo an bsso On 10
ffente de 81 mu1er, se faerte y ref sxionA.
En- seQuida Mli6.
OH lDos MIC DioG miol murmur6 G1noveVa con an
gusts, lcu6ntls vOenciAs me hacsn para que acepts ese amor haciA
ell oual vusla toda mi alma.
Al dis siguisnte, como "a hsmos dicha. era IN dscAdi.
En- la fAmiiA de Dixmer, como en- todss las do 10 clane me.
dis On aQuela 6pcca, habfI la Coatumbre de dr los domingos una
nomidA mas lsrga y csrGmoniosa que los demSH dis. Convidado
Mauricio q ssts Comids, deHde que era amigo dc Is casa, iGmSs hA.
ba filtAdo 3 ella. J Aunque generAlmsnte no 80 sentAban 8 10 mesa
haatA Lac dos de Ia tards, MAuricio acoItumbraba If a las doce del
dis,
Por IL manera con que % hAbia mArchAdo, cBi hAbia psrdi-
do & snoVeVA Las esperanzia do Verle.
En- efscto, dieron las doCe sn que go presentara Mauricioi
despueA las doce y medis; lutgo ia una.
1npoiole Serfa ex0ressr 10 que pAaba durante sQuena ex.
psctatiVa en- o. coraz6n dc GanoveVG
Habiase veaido 10 mas ssncinaments possible; peFo Visndo
qua tardaba Maurico. por csc instinto de coCueteria, natural On
81 corl16n do ID muier, &c habfa pueto una for On eli pecho, otra
en- aua cAbenoa, y hAbia Vuelto 3 espeFar, antendo que sa lA opri-
mia cada vtz mss 50 oora76n. ID este mode lego 81 momento de
ssntArse = IL mesa y Mauricio no parcels.
A las dos msnos diA minutoF, cy6 Gsnoveva ell pAso del On.
balo de MauriCiO, ess pIso que tGnto ouncCfa.
-lOhI ahi elts, ahi sttS, txslsm6: "a orguno no hA podidd
luchar contra 81 amor. lMsAmsl me ANA
Mauricio is Sps6 de 81 ubALo, que Ontreg6 al ~iardinefo. 81
hisn mandAndOls cue 10 s'psrara dOnds sstaba. GsuOVsYa 10 mi
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Ell CABALLERO DE CASA kOJA

-C6moI dio G snoveva ruborizAda. lno ~adivinSisl
-Por que 10 hA enfsdsdoi
-Seq6n psrsce ha tornado trria q Azucsna.
B .hI Ide vernl Entoncss asrk precise despedir q esa
much.chl; pues no Quero privArme por una camarsra. de IN amigo
como MAuricio.
OIL dHo q snoveva, creo que no leVars 50 txigenCia hMta
al punso do querer que 90 10 dsAterrara de casa, y que lie bastAlia'.
~Qae2
-Qae % ls eohsrA de mi hAbitAci6n,
~ Mauricio tisns rz6n, cOntsst6 Dixnsr. porque & II, ,
mo- Azucens, Viens & vor; &c pues Until que Axucena este aQuf
cuando 81 visns.
G.noysva miro & gu marido llena d. aombro.
-Pero, ssposo mic. -. dio.
-Gsnovevs, replied Dixner, orefA toner en- Il una Aiads,
aus me hicisra mas levadera 10 cargo que me he impuesto. y veo,
NOR al contrArio, que rsdoblss con tus temoras nuestras difcultA-
aotros, y .horA concsco que TODD estS por hIer GsnOveV, Inc
ts he dicho "a que confsba en- II, en- To honorl ENotN he dicho
ope ara precise que Mturicio 40 hGerA Ahora amigo nuestro maa
intmo y menos dssconfGdo Cue nunoRF Oh Dos mol lcusn
oisrto O. oue las mujeres son IN sterno cbstsculo s nueatroI pro.
yectos
ma. conyepisnte nCs Geria 8 todou que MAuricio 50 alsisra.
ST, . todos nosotros tai VeEt pero no 3 IL que vale msa que
todos nosotros, a1qusIA 3 quien hemos iorado sscrifcar nueatra
forums, nueatra vida J haHtA nueitrc honor; 3 esq mulsr, 6 noVe-
vs.. ooLyiens que MAuricio sea nusstro amigo. 4SAbss que "a han
aospsohldo de Turgy y que 90 hlbil de dir Otro ssrvidor 3 Las prin-
ceslaf
-ESts bi.n, dsapsdire 3 AEucenA.
-OhItD.o milo die D xntr con uno de sson moYimisn4
.os De impscisncia tan rsros enel tpor que me hablAI de eIof
Tor ouE sopsG ell fnsgo de nj penHmiento con eltuyo2 Tor que
oraas dinouIudaa IN la mitmA didcutldI GsnoveVS, has como
mni.r bons,ts y 6l 10 que crsas dtbsr hicer; be tQuf 10 que ts
digo: mR IA Esldr6 20; N hiDl retmpisza6 : MOrsnd en- Rus
trsb,ins de iDoeniero. N comsfe coDt &c, pero 81 comerS aquf, 90
nces,it. psdir un favor $ NJ uricio, Ell to exDEcAr6 10 qua O.; entire
tlnto debo dscirie que red K me- Qle eS muy lmportants 10 que He
Is "a = psdiri uue noes 81 Obj.to hcia uusn nos dirighnos, Sino 81
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]. R. BA|z & Go.
ALLEN 10, SAN JUAN

Representatives. do las tamosas
rAreas de hRrina "a PraviRnGs, eBo'
emias, <PAyaacs 8 q IslAnd Q leens
manutAsturA dss por 10 New Yor City
Milling Company,
De 10 AareditAdA casa Crescent
Biscuit AID Manufacturing q Nav
York, 9 slletas do soda, leehe, gspgi
bre, mauteQuilla , gallesilAs AnAE de
sodAs elAaes.
De los muy acreditAdos who's y
licores de 10 Broth .rhood Wine CO
Nsw York
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De lG9 EastAs para sopa, do L.
Dauaa y CO de New York,
Della Hires CONDENSED Mix CO do
Philadelphia, Lsehe %condensada.
Dc 10 mAYeS do eerve2A eColon
CervanteIS, 10 mas m6dIca en- preeio J
superlAtvA on ealidAd.
De 10 casa oomisioniatA do los go
flores NJ. LuE1nAris CO, do Nav
York, 10 cual % hAce cargo de dss
pAchAr TODD pedido que 60 10 hARa por
nueatro eondueto.
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hddellS de aQSuDO
De todas dimensionss, vsndsn %
esao1ss do Gonxalsz Hernandez y o.
KAkEYES, p. Z.
OonsRltAs por sorrso pusden M
horriblss % voms

-CRINENE2 horribles % Eome-
On On todos los paises On los cue oil
amor hA sido OIL m6vil principal. Cri-
msn & 10 ElsgsnsiA , 81 busn gustC 70
somsss, ussndo ~ Psrfums 8 al Jab6n
vulgar, suAndo oil exquisite Cashimsre
Bouqust-ya On perfume 9 IN Jab6n-
% Of sumun del husn tono,-Colgass J
%, New York.
~THE HELVETIA.-z1 salls dc
ACrux. Gran sasa de hGspsdss. eta.
bic d. hotsls. Apossntos para familiss
psrsonas solas. Comidas & ainsusn-
NJ aantavos suhierto. BsHos. Tel6tons
Isa. Apartado sorrso. 3ss. Propists-
rio, Pedro sshirA. Notai kste hotel
sst& & cargo do ma ssnorita esgus.
"a
rs NKCEgAR1O sxiKir Gus SAD
Ossia ohsenga grabado Of nombrs Dl.
gsattvo Moiarrista, psro IN solo sstu-
ahs produse msiur sfesto que ana do
asna do botsllas do aqua mineral 6 do
asr sl Gniac surativs radical, del o.
t6mags y del intestine, o. Digestive
N~ojsrriss& puri6sa los Alimsntes y
los kaes asimilsblssi 81 lsgiaimo Di'
Rssstv0 MolArrieSA suFA On an diA Lea
lndigsstionss, 10 M mss los dispspl
alas 8 gsstralgisa, y an tres masss los
mAs graves entsrmso@osa er0niaAs dol
satomAaN y dol inssasiao, KsaA ami
rsrsalmsnse eoAnrmAoO, 90 lorna sin
.g&Al, Gus 10 snsa@As AL Digestive
a~1larriss@ % vsrs~osF ~msnaa radisal
superior & ID o. sOoOn 0s otros 70
0salos De veusa sn .~s pslnaipalsa
cru AclAa ds ksropA , AmerlaA.
O. - N1El1l e. 1913 do sAhAs
81 rama, sossahO DC lSOA, do las me
iprss vegas os CSgRAs, Dirtg1rss 4
Qulnonss CAnaxudo GO. OAguAa, Pxsr'
10 Riso,
4! saEoS DlA2 NAVARRO he
sEan pissiao 80 O1sinA do Abogade y
~ Rusaria on ssaA siRdAd. sale Dc San
lERta wAnErw Ii,
Rlsrss ants Ia O0r1s Fedsral. Oar.
. Do piksFlso do Ho6a 10 IslR . Oorta
sapEEna. asalsaRdess asimisn&o nj
sxAsaSa 60 Essi0a do Hropisdadss, In
sogy0EasieS 90 o0EpuFasieass del nRlE
? sxRYsagsgaa y tramisA9l6M do exPa'
alaRssa 40 appropriation teresa.
AesPsanoo 10 Rehls sompabensis
hOS aaSaolsslda On OIL ~e1sH0ielo do Lee
~Erefsslunen 40 AhOgAdo y NgtaFio, oil
ssAcr 0LAx NAVARRO 10 disPoRs 4
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Preeos do paaAie On orc amerteano: de San Juan n New York s6e.00 On
p!mera, go 90 'egundsl 3 Cnrsaao e9e pgimsra, leb segundai . L. Guayra
lao primera, elS segunda, o Puerto Cabelo e6 primsya, OILS segunda do BON
CO GNasva York frimsra s55. 90. ssgunda sb 90.
Pasaies dc ica yyaelta 10 por esnso 90 reoala. Niaos hassa tres a6os
rata y dc esta edad hAsta Il Ahes. mtad do pasaie Los vapores do esta
unsa SON rssoncndablsa por as s~omodidadea sspedass para paaajsros, en-.
paando do PusEto Rdo . New York y viseversa 81 rsdsdor de snso dias.
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Doctor |. luIz Araau

Do regreso do ~ viAlo 4 Europa,
asAoA GO inssaAAF % odsinA profssio.
mai 90 40 sAAia del OrlAB0, n6msro IL
aorAA 90 consUlsAl do II , DSdiR { 4
y MmQ1a 40 In k&rQA, d.
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DUgIUR svSIlVU NvIUL

DE LA de
Medicinal de Madrid y Ex'pro.
.fesor Qfnlco del Hospital de
San Carlos, de Ia mlsma Ia.
cultad, de regreso de su vla1e
4 Madrid, Ia eat blecldo Cd
ohclna professional en- 10 calle
de Tetuan NJ 81.
Horaa de consulta de 2 {
I .. m. Telefono no 326. d.
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eohrar & sua slienteE honorarios exss'
givAmante m6dieoG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
AFTER JAPANESE LABoRERs.
Sugar Company Short OF Help and
Must Get Asiatic Workmen.

Ogden. Oct. 1i.--Never since the COM
mencement OF the Ogden sugar factory
has the management had such difficulty
In securing men to run the factory and
to harvest the sugar beet crop, as this
year. Up to the present time the fac
tory has been run short handed on ac-
count OF being unable to get men to do
the work at unusually good wages, but
the scarcity Of men TO do manual work
Is not alone limited to Ogden but
throughout the entire northwest. Da-
vid Eccles. who recently returned from
q trip to Oregon and Washington, says
that the same trouble is experienced
there. There are plenty of men but the
very high wages paid makes it possible
for the men TO work only about half
the time, and get along very well, and
they work for a short time, save up
enough to live on for little while, and
many Of them then lay around until
their money Is gone or else take a trip
on the railroads to some other place
and IN that way get to see the country.
so hard has Mr.. Eccles found IL to get
white men that he has found II neces-
sary to employ many Japs to work in
the beet fields and at his lumber mills.
Last evening Judge Rolapp left for the
northwest TO find Japs to ship to ogden
to harvest the beet crop here and to
look after other business for the Anal
gamated Sugar company.
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BUSY DAY IN DISTRICT COURT.
Three Funerals In Garden City Ncster.
day--Rcpublican Primary Held
snecIal Correspondence.

Sl'clhi Correspondence
Provo, Utah Co. Oct II 1.-The following
business has been transacted In the
Fourth district court
In the case OF Provo City vs. 4. L,
Thompson, charged with the violation of
the city ordinance requiring him to pay A
dog tax, Judge Booth has rendered a de
cision adjudgng the defendant guilty The
Judgment Is that he Is to pay al witness
fees.
Frank Miller OF this city has been
granted a divorce from sarah Miller on
the ground OF deserton.
In the estate OF George VIM Medium.
deceased. Mrs Elizabeth Mcldrum has
been appointed administrative.
The case Of j. a. Loyoless 1T al vs.
Bengt Johnson, Jr., ct al, has been CON
tmucd for n rcsettng.
The case Of $, 4. King VS. John Bestol.
meyer has been dismissed.
~ the case Of Mrs r. IL. Coray W J..
Holbrook ct al, the motion 10 strike out
a portion OF w. b. Searle's cross-com-
plaint has been denied
j. G. Nelson has brought suit against
N. Il Nelson TO collect $500 on a proms-
sorry note.
James p. strans has brought suit
against Springyllle city and the heirs
OF the late Aaron Johnson to quiet title
70 220 acres Of land situated near
Springville
In the case OF Don c. Fullmer ct al VS.
Town Of Mapleton. motion by defendant
for a new trial has been denied.
Jennie Holey OF Napoleon has been
granted divorce from J. Il. Holley on
the grounds Of desertion. Plaintiff WAS
restored to her maiden name, Jennie Bird
and awarded the custody OF one minor
child, and $40 month alimony'
THREE FUNERALS.
Impressive funeral services were held
In the Congregational church yesterday
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nupliy are extended 10 the horeated
IN their hour an iroubir
Geo. Brown IS confined e. his room
Win siege OF typhoid.
PHrleN Roscnlof, IN coming down the
canyon with q load OF coal had one
foot RIM over inJuring the member
severely No bones We're broken how
eyer.
WANT a CANNING FACTORY
The Mt Pleasant Commercial club
met Do regular session Monday evening
and discussed the question of estah'
lishinc e canning factory here 10 use
the surplus fruit produced here.
The y. ~ VI. T. A. Of the South ward
is having US opening meeting this
evening Tho North ward VIII COM
mence regular work one week from
tonight
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lGDEN VALLEY
LINE ABANDONED
,,.,ositiou to Hold Up the Rapid
transit for Right Of Way
Is Reason Assigned.
Up AGAINST LABOR PROBLEM
o,,, sugar Factory Handicapped for
Want Of Laborcrs--After Jap
apese HeIp--Other Notes.

ogden oct. li.--David Eccles. presi-
aeni of the Utah and Idaho Railroad
company, which started the construc-
,ion Of its line from the mouth OF o.
Am canyon eastward, stated last night
ssot IN all probability the company
III, abandon the road. Work OF pre-
narlng the road bed from the mouth OF
,he canyon has been going ON for
couple Of weeks with gang OF men,
and everything Indicated that the
street car line through the canyon
would be built by Mr.. Eccles and his
associates within the next twelve
months. The cause for the abandon-
nent Of the road. MIR, Eccles says, is
the apparent change OF heart OF those
owning property through the canyon.
He says that when his company ad-
yanced the proposition TO buiId
street car line TO Ogden valley IL met
with great favor and all interested
appeared anxious TO have the road
built. and indica tons were that no
difficulty would be met In securing the
right of way, but now that the COM
many has shown it's good faith and
commenced the work. the land owners
show different spirit and appear to
want 10 hold the company up for high
price for the right of way, and the
management feels that II would rather
abandon the proposition at the present
lime than TO continue the building OF
the line further up the canyon ana
then perhaps have to abandon It after
an MIR. Ecces is OF the opinion that
the land owners and public in general
will be as greatly benefited II not more
than would the company from street
car line through Ogden canyon. and
that the company should be encouraged
IN the project II the right Of way
cannot be secured through the canyon
without bringing condemnation pro-
ceedings, then II will never be secured
by the Utah and Idaho Railroad conf
pany. This afternoon committee OF
the car company Will meet County
Commissioner w, G. Wilson. who Is one
Of the largest property owners In Og-
den canyon and unless a decision over
the proposed right of way can be se-
cured without any difficulty, the work
will not be continued further and there
will be no street car line up Ogden
canyon at the present time at least.
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nARpEN cITY NoTEs.

Parkinson. accountant for the Weber
Valley Produce company, and Mr.. u.
h. Fry. bookkeeper for A. W. Francis
and mayor of the city. Walter Blam-
well is secretary and treasurer Of the
company; +. l.. Parkinson. business
manager, and II. b. Fry editor as
Stunning control oct rs.
The people OF Morgan City and coun-
ty certainly wish the new manage
ment thoroughly successful venture.
Though a majority Of the Officers are
Democratic IN their political Views,
they strongly assert that the paper
will be thoroughly non-partisan. and
will work for the Interests Of all the
people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
DIED An ENIBEzZLER.

Philadelphia Oct. lo.--According to
a statement which the Public Ledger
Will publish tomorrow morning on the
authority of the member OF the Wam-
pole company Henry X Wampolc, the
drug manufactured whose body was
found recen ly In the East river, New
York. died an embezzler Of large sum
OF money II il asserted by the Pub
lie Ledger that Wampole robbed hts
business partners systematically. The
amount secured by Wampole is est,-
mated at 100000, and may be found
10 be much more.
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PENNINGTON.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Names Full Legislative and County
Ticket.

Special Correspondence.
Pennington, Davis Co, Oct. 10.-In
the Republican county convention held
here today the following legislative
and county ticket was nominated;
Representative--Jalnes A. Eldredge,
Bountiful.
County Treasurer--George II. Blood.
Kaysville.
Clerk-Henry w stable, Bountlful.
Rccorder-Sarah b, Foss. Farm
ington.
Sheriff--James Ware, Jr, Layton.
Attorney--Ezr c, Robinson, Boun-
tiful
superintendent Of Schools---E. NJ.
Whitesldes, Layton.
Surveyor-John A. Waite, Jr., Lay
ton.
Assessor-John Burnett, clinton.
Commissioners term, Melvin
f. Randall CentervilIe; short term,
William Frew, Syracuse.
-~->---
John Kendrick Bangs with NJ |. A..
Lecture Course December 1906
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
ST. GEORGE.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
For Washington COunty--Coid Wave
Visits Dixie.

Special Correspondence.
ST. George. Washington Co.. oct. g..
cold wave without storm spread over
Dixie the latter part % last week, blt
Il is now warm and pleasant By day.
with cool nights. There has been no
frost
The farmers are making molasses
and getting up the fourth crop Of hay
Others are preparing 90 plant fall
grain.
On SATURDAY the 9Th INST, the Re-
publican county convention was held
In st. George. and the following ticket
placed ~ nomination.
Representative 10 the state legisla-
ture David Hirsch OF Rockville
County commissioners. J A. Crosby
Of st. George. four-year term; Henry
Gpbler OF La Nerkln. two-ycaI term.
clerk and recorder. Walter II. Slack
OF Toquervile.
Attorney, George r. Lund nf Sheni
Sheriff g. a. Worthen of 81 George
Assessor Andrew Sprowl, Jr, o.
Washington.
Treasurer. endorsed Ncphi NJ saV-
age Of st. George, who is the Demo
cratic nominee
superintendent of schools, John Gu
bler OF Santa clara
SiuCc The entire fdmleAtiun Of the
city there have been 10 more cases OF
scarlatlna, and the general health Of
the people Is better,
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STREET RAILWAY ACCIDENT
Boyd Shupe Injured and Two Cars
Damaged I'm Collision.

Ogden. Oct. ll.--At street car collision
occurred yesterday afternoon on the
Ogden canyon lire, resulting in injuries
to Boyd Shupe and considerable dam
age TO two cars. The accident took
place near Apricot siding when canyon
car No. 22 and car 49, which Is a con-
struction car. pulling flatcar, collid ed
Motorman Jack Crosley. seeing that "a
collision could not be avoided turned
on the brakes and jumped. thus escap-
ing injury, while Boyd Shupe stood at
his post and was severely shaken up
and had several bones In his hand
broken. The cars We're badly shook up
and the vestibule was broken off car
1S.
FUNERAL OF JOSEPH BAUCHER
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Joseph Baucher were hello at
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Bishop
Robert McQuarrie presiding. A quar-
tet furnished some appropriate music.
The speakers were President g. f.
Middleton and Bishop McQuarrie who
eulogized the many excellent traits
of character possessed by the deceased,
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HOW's THIS?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo O.
We the undersigned, have known T. j
Cheney for the last Is years and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDINGy KINNAN e MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internall,'
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials s.ng
free Price 15c. per bottle. Sold by alt
druggists
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipa.
tlon
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