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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTOCKIOLD.
ERs' MEETING.

Mountain Lake Mining Complnt. ono.
Room No. -5i AIas Block SaIl Lax. az.
Utah
stockholders meeting Cf the MOu MAIN
Lake MuIle tun.pa.ys viii De no.. al
Atlas Bl,cL salt Like Cly. CtaL nn
Monday. Aurus; stl lFs ~ thc n0,. I'D
II O'Clock a. %. ~ said day fur the ,u.,
pose ~ coi.sceuug Gnu actilg u,.G a
proposition Goo memo %. aft.clcs II ir-
corporation q sad glr.uiati.u .u ID. n.
lowing respects, tU-wt
lst 10 amend ffti,lc Third" q 3D..
articles u iucaIpJrauDu e. as o. sf.lir.
the powers q sad C.rpcIsiion 90 lnc'1s
tie right 90 aprrt pfiatc. buy ana 81
water rights for irrigation. poWer m
electric light puIp. s,s, and b. 0uttat-
electric HfM end power plants. ana =.
buy and seu real estate ~ aF-.rI.t1,.i
purpose, ano 10 do a'l things Incident
md To amend article Fourth ~ Nh.
articles n Incorporation 500 as 10 gisrr.
the general rlact 9 lu,i.tsf ~ s.If ...,
poraiion from Salt Lake Cty Uiab. 10
Provo city Utah
articles ri Incorporation. g1 as q. fr
crease the capital stock n rad cor..-.
ton. from five hundred thousand g.I-.--
g. enc million dollars and tc dItI.a H..
same into enc million Shares S4it i-
crease ~ stock f1 be- Known ns trra..,,..
stock and 10 h' disposed = hy he nosrs
a Directors fof ih' rutpcse n ar1rfrI...
additional property and ~ ~. fevslo.N
meni 4 he cUuparNs ertefnris-g
Uh T. amend article "Ssvsnth' o, e..
artrlcs ~ inc0rrrrtt'0r en- as o. ~ IA.
nat an stcck1olders' moeurgs sltirr
general 20 special shnU DO held at pr-,.,
CITY Utah. Instead ~ ~ SAT- LAKE civ
r'ah
Bv order q 30 Rra-d - Uirec'ors
JEsSE KNIGHT. ptcsider.
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phones the company has decided 10 ex-
PEND $4,000 90 enlarge It's cable capacity
10 per cent which will enable II 10
hundle an business al Bingham june
ton. sandy. Wssatch. East and South
Cottonwood, the business Of which all
comes through the Murray exchange.
Work Will commence On 80 days, and
within short time after that many
people who are deslrous Of commWl-
eating with the rest OF the world by
this means will be- connected. This un-
dertaking Is what the people have been
9sking Tor during the past season. and
70 win De gratifying 20 them 10 Learn
that the plans are now consummated.
The company Is 10 be- congratulated on
IT, energy and bus.nesslike methods
Tho Saturday evening dances In the
1rocodero viii be discontinued FOR o.
few weeks.
The following business was transact
cd at the last session OF the city coun-
cil: a communication from Mayor
Brown was read which suggested that
the aume 10 bo placed by Birche's
property. be placed little farther
south than 70 WAS before. which win
cost very little N ans. more. but viii
when the future grade is established
on the sidewalks ON SAID street The
city engineer was asked 90 estimate
the cost OF piping the water overhead.
4 communication from the soliciting
committee for the celebration of Pio-
neer day July a. was read, asking
the council for donation. The amount
~ 500 was appropriated FOR same. The
resolutions OF coincidence 10 Council
man Daniel Smith were read and ac-
cepted
The city engineer WAS instructed 20
give the Utah Independent Telephone
60. the property line on Murray street
west Go the city limits.
The pvodlcs Of the grade from Win
chester street south 90 the city limits
were accepted. a special meeting was
called for Thursday night for the pur.
pose OF discussing the proposition Of
putting On volunteer fire department.
John Wood. Joseph McOmie and Ar
thur Gordon were appointed % act az
special deputies July e.
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fraction thereof Sundays or legal holi.
Gays excepted subject 10 a minimum
OF cons.gnee or consignor. 40 the fol-
each consignment.
Please be governed accordingly
Yours o. lly
A. j. CRuNtN. Agent
E.nyer & Rio Grtnde r. r.
" II. CHEVERS. Jolut AGENT
Union Itgin, X. r.
Central Pacific Z. H.
Oiseau short Line H. IT,
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PROVO.
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
New Proposition Suggested by Mayor
Robinson If Logan.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, July 2i.-Mayor Frisby has re-
reiyed letter from Mayor Robinson
pf Logan which reads
"In looking over the splendid achieve
merits OF ther municipal leagues of
eastern states. ] have been convinced
Tor a long time that such an organiza-
ton an the State Of Utah would md
good field Tor operation.
1T seems 10 me that 81 would be
means OF municipal officers getting ac-
cuainted and the interests " munlci-
palities becoming more common We
could profit by each others experiences
and be helpful TO each other by way
az suggestions on matters new 10 one
and old 10 the other We could coun-
fsl concerning desirable state logisla-
ton and doubtless procure more suit
t6ls laws FOR our guidance. We could
make city ordinances uniform, as far as
Practicable, etc.
- am convinced that such a move
reni would result In growth and i'm
Ir1yement in the towns and cities OF
Utah. Other interests ~ the state or
panlze with good results, as do the
municipalities Of other states
% have no suggestions 90 offer as 20
methods Of procedure, or details o.
any KIND. but would ask what you
think % the matter.
KINDLY write me regarding the same.
md u sufficient number takes kindly
o. The idea. We can agree upon a time
and place for a first meeting. az which
me whole matter can be given couSid-
tauon aud. II thought wise, an or
Fan.za,ion effected"
DIVORCE WANTED
A SUIT for divorce has been brought
IN he Fourth district court by Leona
~ Carter OF Provo against Joseph
Garter, on the ground ~ cruelty and
failure 10 provide The cruelty con-
sIsts II Kicking plaintiff and throwing
her to the floor and OF udufg abusive
end profane language towards her
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KICKED BY A HORSE.
Little Peter shupc Of Eden frightfully
Injured.


ogden. July 2l.--The 10-year-old
son of Peter Shape. residing at Eden,
was kicked in The head by a horse al
hls home On that place yesterday and
his skull crushed Half of the lads
head WAS stripped 90 the bone and he
was picked up for dead. Drs Rich
and OsgoOd and q. ". Perkins were
summoned from ogden TO attend the
injury a piece of the skull. two
inches long and one aud ont-half
inches wide, was removed and the
skull trepanned and hope NJ his recoy-
cry is entertained
TO PARK DEPOT GROUNDS
The management Of the Union De-
pot Companys grounds have received
number Of bids from landscape gard
euers and others who have figured on
the plating aud laying out OF the
grounds between Twcnty-fourth and
Twenty streets IN front of the
depot building. Next week IL Is expect
ed the bids viii be opened and the bid
let Tor the doing Of the work ogden
has the finest depot building IN the
state which IS now being remodeled on
the interior making Il much more cons
venicnt, and should have grounds sur
rounding @. equally as beautiful with
the large plat OF ground iu front OF the
depot tNo blocks long an laid out IN
grass, with shrubhcry and flower beds
strangers cannot help but get a much
more favorable impression of thereby
The civic league Is doing much Tor
the identifying and Improvement OF
oCden. II is principally through It's
efforts the railroad companies have
consented 10 the Improvement OF the
depot grounds Through the work
~ the league many homes are being
made 10 look much more beautiful and
especially the grounds surrounding
them on August !. the s25 cash prize
is 10 be awarded by the committee Of
ladies. for the best kept lawn in Og-
den.
4 SONG SERVICE. .
Prof Charles Kent and some Of his
pupils will give song service sunday
evening at 1 o'clock. July %. at the
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Today $ Ogden News

b. II. Goddard, asking the board 70
dedicate q feet OF the South Wash
lngton school property, and Mr. God
dard. together with those whom he
represented. would dedicate like
amount Tor the opening Of street A
majority OF the board talked adverse
ly on the proposition and Il Is there
fore doubtful II the request viii be
granted. as the childrens playground
Is already too restricted.
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Fourth ward chapel. opposite Liberty
park. Following is tho program:
Anthem ................ Ward choir
a. MY Faith in hee'.......W Wells
b. The New Born Klng" al. Espor
Walter Scoyile
Hold Thou Ny Hand ....... Gounod
Miss Mayme Carter.
q. Just AS | Am" ,.......... banks
b. "One sweetly Solemn Thought
.,..+.. ........,,... Ambrose
Walter Scoyllle.
Ave Maria" ....,....... Mascagni
Miss May Conroy
p 20 Dry Those Tears, Del Riego
D. Face 10 Face. ......... johnson
Duet. The Lord Is My Light.
........... ..,.......D Buck
Miss Conroy and MI Kent
The Lost Chord. .,........S sullivan
Prof Charles Kent
Accompanist-Sam Whitaker.
BLACK MAN ARRESTED.
John Bland. colored man who Is
doing upholstering work, was placed
under arrest yesterday afternoon about
o'clock on the serious charge OF be-
ing associated with a white woman
whose name Is being withheld for the
present. when officers Hutchius and
Orin Hadlock entered the house IN
which the negro lives they found the
white woman On the room with him.
She Is married 10 a. hard working man.
A charge Of felony may be placed
against Bland
SALT LAKERS WE'D
J. D. White. 81. and Miss Mabel l..
Eogers. %. both OF Salt Lake city
have secured marriage license from
County clerk Mattson aui were mar
ned last night
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
sam shannon has returned from am
automobile trip TO the Yellowstone
Park.
d. Tolle. who died July Il. al the hos.
rltal was buried al o'clock yesterday
afternoon from Larklu & sons uu-
drrtaBmg parlors. Rev Father tushnd-
har officiating. Interm,ut took place
,n the city cemetery.
Hon. Loren Farr has gone Co taliiol-
mia ON an cxtondei summer outing.
r. Alexander Grant has gone 90 seat
Tie on a business and pleasure trip.
William Moser was brought to Ok
Den last evening by sheriff Sebrins
hom salt Lake. whore ne was arrest
"a on the charge Of criminal intimacy
With l6-yoar-old girl named Emma
Newton.
sCry Attorney Bagley has returned
flon three weeks pleasure trip
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Andrew Anderson will be held
tomorrow at . O'Clock at The CintaA
Westinghouse
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.
More TEACHER Sc'cctcd-Imancc Re-
purt-C hip Building sold.

Ogden. july GA, TIE meeting o.
The board of education hast evening the
following teachers were elected. Grace
B. Bobbi,t. Ze,ta Dalton. Mrs. Mary
Gloyd, Nele \. Kerr, Ethel Maupin,
Lucille Stanley. Anna g.. Jensen. Edith
klopcnsten. Joseph seaman. Belle
Spencer. Miss Plumb. Elizabeth Morris.
Josephine Peters. Grace Skinner and
Edna l.. Martin.
The finance committee reported cash
on hand s2i64.75 The Chip building
and site were reported sold FOR $500 to
j. @. KihIStrom. 4 payment " s.. 20o
was ordered made TO Contractor q. A.
Whitmeyer as partial payment on his
contract FOR the remodelling Of the
Lewis school He was also allowed
tS3s.25 for extra work done on the
building. Smith & Hodzson were al
lowed 5000 IN part payment FOR prepar-
ing plans and specifications for the
Lewis school addition. City Enginee.
Parker called the attention OF the board
20 the fact that no building permit had
been taken out tor this work and the
clerk Was directed 10 notify the con-
tractor to comply with the city ordln-
ance
A communication was received from
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pAGMAR NuRTHWEsT MINING
COMPANY.
Notice q Special stockholders Meeting

Notice l. hereby given that there will
Do a special meeting Il the storkh0ld.rs
q the DsFmai Northwest Mnlnr com
pany. C0rpQTation n Utah held en- tho
10Th day q July. ls.. ~ the Office n ssIt
company No l5l South Main street
SAT- LAKE Ciis. Utah. AZ the nour of l.si
o'clock .. M. Il said day Said meeting
will be- held and had for the purpose 0i
passing upon considering. and n deemed
advisable u raufy.ns confirming and
approving The action q The Bostd q hi.
rectors q said company, IN adopting and
passing a resolution. giving an option te
purchase al fhc property u SAID com.
pany. upon certain terms and conditions
and On directing the making and
giving of such option and agreement
pure uant "a said resolution and un1n The
terms and conditions mentioned tbefslo
And also for the purpose ~ authorizing
the making 81 coutract pursuant III
the terms a SAID resolution, and u ar
proving. rau'ying and confrmlfE
the contract entered INFO b. he
president and secretary n said company
giving an option 20 purchase al n he
property q std company upon certain
mentioned ard set forth.
The said resolution and the contract
entered into pursuant thereto are On Ill,
ara q record 81 the office ~ said en-.
pany and subject 90 the inspection ana
examination n any stockh0lder u ssd
company. The terms % said re.oluil,-
and contract. made pursuant thereto viii
10 fully explained AZ said meeting
BY order u the noafd q Directors.
Dated July 1ih lae
nAGMAR NORTHWEST MINING CO
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SALT LAKE CANAL COMPANY
4 meeting - The stockholders NJ the
Utah and Salt Lake Canal Company viii
Do held boz the Fourteenth Ward Hall
SATURDAY,. August g. 1875 commencing III
N "a M. FOR the purpose ~ considering
and voting upon the question u Installing
Lake
Bv order ~ mo Board Of Directors
GEO. g. LAMBERT. Sery.
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Colders Park, July 2ith. Horse Races
23C %. m. shoot the chutes. 200 feet
run Electric Launch, capacity 90 peo-
rlp. four Bowling Alleys. Boating.
Dancing. everything clean ana up TO
date.
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Plaintiff asks for the custody ~ one
minor child The parties were mar
ricd I'm Provo Aug %. 1903.
PECK WILKINSON WEDDING.
Samuel wilkinson. rs. and Olive
Peck. 10, both Of Vineyard, were mar
ried, yesterday 10y Judge Booth.
CLARENCE CHASE LOST.
Miss Nina II. Chase OF 1926 Ferry
street. Lafayette. Indiana, has written
city Marshal Henry making inquiries
about Clarence Chase, printer about
10 years OF age, whom she last heard
from in 1903, when he was IN Provo,
Miss chase thinks he also worked in
salt Lake about that time.
To Re EXAMINED FOR INSANITY.
Henry StoCkman. the old man who Is
held here charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses. On connection
with Stockmoor land deals. viii have
an examination as TO his asnity today
The officers here believe he Is insane
and Sheriff Bonner, Of Wasatch county.
who has been communicated With, says
this opinion also prevails on the reser-
Walton Mr. Stocknan gives his age as
16 years. He came from Chicago 10
Utah about a year ago, when the res
ciyatlon was thrown open
v. ". ROBERTS TO LECTURE.
The quarterly stake conference u the
Utah stake win be- held here today AMI
tomorrow. Tomorrow evening a NJ. I.
a. conference VIII be held On the tab
crnacle, az which Elder b. u. Roberts
win speak on THE Succession iu tH.
Presidency" A large attendance is de-.
ned and expected 20 hear Elder Rob
Crts.
PIONEER DAY CELEBRATIONS
Pioneer day will Doe celebrated 10y the
several wards ~ Provo az their re-
srectiye ward houses On the forenoon,
with appropriate programs and sports
and amusements In the afternoon
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The MOUNT Pickle CO.. with rs long
list " worthy products has not only
added fame % Utah's name, but mas
created a new form " eplcureanism
that H. rapidly becoming prevalent
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CLEANING.

CARrETS y RUGS called Tor and DE-
liyeied. Like new.
National House cleaning Go. Both rhonos
HOUSE CLEANING q aI kinds
WINDOWS. woodwork etc.. s.-1bbiug
WALL PAPER waved Floors.
RIGGS cleaned by the month Nau.n1i
House Cleaning Co. 20 E.. Isl ST. So
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Is horses have now been entered for
the races Al Calders tracS ON July 4th.
big "doins." Don't miss The day
sort.
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

The News delivered Murray nd vicinity ofhcs
LdvemonN received once with Watson Lyon Jones Block ni Phone
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WE TREAT AND CURE.

CATARRH-De Deafness. Nose and
Throat Troubles. Eye ana Ear Dis
eases. Bronchial ana Luuy Troubles
Asthma, Stomach. Liver and Kidney
Diseases Bladder Troubles, Female
Complaints Chronic Diseases Of Wom-
en- and children. Heart Disease. Nor
vous Diseases, Chonea tSt. Vftus'
Dance, Rickets, Spinal Trouble. Skin
Diseases. Sclaiica and Rheumatism
Diseases Of the Bowels Piles. Fistuia
and Rectal Troubles. Goltre (or BIZ
Necb. Blood Diseases. Tape Worm
Hay Fever. Hysteria, Epilepsy Ins1m-
MIA, etc. and an durable Nervous
Private and Chronic Diseases. Prices
and terms within the easy reach Of all.
cam or write
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HOUSE CLEANING.

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co
50 T. let 50 81 Both Phones
Good men for an kinds OF cleaning
KAPLAN HOUSE CLEO Cleans EVER.
thing Ofhce Gi So Main. Phones 1885
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HOME TREATMENT.

To properly administer this new
Catarrh treatment az home. Drs.
shores have secured two kinds
Of instruments for use OF
their patients who cannot cal
al the office. one for cleans
ing and rendering the membrane
auti-sapt!c. and one for admins
tering the curative oils direct 20
the diseased membranes. These
two instruments are given FREE
with each tull course OF treatment.
and the entire course. including
instruments ana medicines to come
plete "a cure is tli only Ramem-
Der this does not mean Sli a
month"; but sli Tor cure. There
rs no more treating by the month"
for catarrh. since this new dIsc0v-
cry cures quickly and surely.
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Manager, y. \. Larkln.
90 2ith st. Telephone l,3.k.
Advertisements Dor ila Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted Oh DE came tclns as az
The salt Lake Ofa.e.
Calculator. John j. McGrcgor.
22i5 Wash Ave Ind Tel. 81
Oifce With Lambert Paper Co.
Payments or no patty saturday
and Scml-NO,kA News should Re
mace 20 tle c.rculatar Delivery
wsrc fr ..r..... .f, 40 sa-ne terms
az in an Lake.
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COAL AND kINnLiNC.

= 2 DEAL Coal Kindllng ana Block
Wood lH D Third South Tel i2ssk
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SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN.

ly physicians are cordially invited
.U consult this department and be
advised FREE or CHARGE.
So sure Is the cure under DRS
SHORES MODERN METHODS IN
an private diseases that YOU may ar
urFe 90 pay the fce for a cure be-
small weekly or monthly insi7.lments
M the cure progresses. or sou may
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what your tgoubl. h. OF who has fai.-
"a o. cure SOU. consult these Master
Specialists free ~ charge, and learn
how ycu can yet be cured. CALL OR
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TAII.CJIls

wM, J. Oracle 10 ". S. TEMPLE
St Low prices, satisfaction guaranteed
NJ. Anderson. a Z. So. Temple 81
low prices. good work BCll phone e2l-y
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A NEW OLDSMOBiLE RUNABoUT
with complete equipment and scven-lnch
aOttyicne scltchlEht VIII sell cheap for
cash. cr viii exchange for city or toup-
try rr1ucrty Address T.. s. care - Des-
orci NpNe Al nan'
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HOARD AND ROOM.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM
with hoard fOr one ar two gentlemen
home cooking and baNng -b' East Fourth
Scu'h street
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LADIES' GARMENTS.

LADIES SUITS, SPRING Jackets
skirts. shirt waists evening gowns, waists
and hats. almost new. az your own price
~ Fast End South Street
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WEAK MEh.

S0-callcd Weakness" in men is
merely a symptom 81 chronic innam-
nation in me prostate gland. brought
0n by early dissipation or hy the im.
proper treatment ~ some contracted
disease a complete and radical cure
s Therefore. o question NJ restoring
the prostate gland 90 It's normal state.
and fh's We accomplish promptly and
completely without the use NJ Inter-
ma remedies, our treatment is q local
one entirely 10 Is original and scien-
tihc. and has beru proved absolutely
effective by thousands q tests We
are convinced that hv no ether meth
DDS can ul and permanent restoration
ot strength and vig0r be accom-
nlshed
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owing 70 the great increase i1 hus'-
ness and demand Tor Independent tc,e.
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SILVER AND COPPER PLATING.

UTAH sCAvENGER 90 OFFICE
rear ~ sth south. Ben Phones 2ss3.
and .tiO.k. llinEsWorth S Goodwin. Mgrs
SALT LAKE sCAvENGER co. or.
nce. Atlas Block Basement Tel 10
, 1906-05-03

Promises Never to be Caught Again.
John Watkins brought the distres-
sing news to this city this morning
that Chauncey Root was in a bad way
was almost at the end, in fact, having
been seer by reputable citizens clean
ing the front windows of his office
building. Reporters were hurried
across the street and the m be-
came an assured fact-Chauncey was
actually cleaning the windows. A
hasty meeting of the Neversweats
was called, the convention being held
partly in the shade and partly in the
sunshine, and the offender severely
reprimanded, with condign punish
ment for a repetition of the offense'
Mr.. Root pleaded for mercy and was
shown what the club had on hand
Laramie Republican.
, 1906-05-03
Press Clippings :
) What the Other Papers are Doing and :
2 Saying for the State and the People. :
Now Will You be Good.

The Republican has reliable infor-
nation to the effect that President
Chatterton of the Colorado & Encam-
pment railroad states in the most pos
tive manner that there is nothing in
the report printed by the Saratoga
Sun to the effect that his road was
about to be put out of comission by
designing politicians. He says there
is plenty of money in the possession
of his company to carry on the work
and that there will be little delay in
pushing the enterprise through.
Further, he says that he is not in pol
itics and he knows of no one who is
backcapping the road.-Laramie Re
publican.
, 1906-05-03
MANY Tailed Kittens.

Cats with nine lives and cats with
out tails have always been plentlful IN
Wapakoneta, o., but cats with two or
three tails were never seen there be-
fore. Peisler brothers are the proud
possessors of three kittens with seven
tails, two have two tails each, and
one has only n common tail. The
extra tails grow out of the kittens
backs along the backbone, are fully
developed and almost as long as the
natural tails.-EXchange.
, 1906-05-03
Word Is ~overworked.

Doubtless the most over-worked
word in the English language, conve
~sationally. is the word proposition
Once you begin to notice it, it gets on
you nerves. Some people can't talk
thirty seconds without using it. A
friend Of ours used it twenty times in
che course of two minutes talk. 1t is
maddening. Stop it. A little pictur-
asque conversation goes a great way.
Chicago News.