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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-10

Clara Erickson, Thief River Falls,
Mimi, cured nervousness and of men
tai debility that had almost wrecked
Ter mind. sr..-
Mrs. Joseph Fraser, Mora, MINI,
cured of cancerous growth of the
breast. No operations are used in
these treatments. The treatment is
injected into the growth and 1t is
killed in a few treatments. *
]. G. Lundquist, Christine, N. o.,
cured of catarrh, catarrhal deafness,
and bladder troubles, a very serious
case. He had been doctored by a
number of other doctors. DR.. Rea
quickly cured him and he is glad to
tell OF it. w. ,1s3 S*ff VT
Peter Johnson, Harwood, NJ D.,
cured OF liberated leg, old sores and
bad blood. w. a> = - ~
3. v. Comstock, Paramount, N. D.,
cured of cancer of the roof of the
mouth by the injection method, one
treatment only. y
Jens Linsrud, Sogen, N. D., cured of
eatarrh OF the nose and lungs. Said
to have had consumption and could
not be cured. He is sound and well
today under DR.. Rea's treatment.
Il. Mrs. Ole Rust. Belmont. N. D., says
DIR. Rea is curing her of consumption,
a disease which she did not believe
could be cured. s4Ss5..ss4..
IS Miss Mary Masterspn I.akota, N. d.,
cured Of a very serious illness by Dr..
Rea. Is ss5 z4 B ,..5, III
Mike Marks, akota, ID, had been
sick with a ehronie disease for long
time, cured quickly By Dr. Rea.
so II. Larson Burg, N. %, cured OF
chronic rheumatism OF long standing
Mrs: M. I'll Maloney, West Duluth
was cured Of chronic female sickness,
Thomas ON Laaper, Mining, Kan, cured
Of piles by DR.. .Rea's Red Cross treat;
ment. One treatment cured him and
he has never been bothered since.
Dan Morrison, Larimore, N. D..
cured of chronic rheumatism and early
consumption. ..,s. e.. 81.
8. s. Brodt. Bridgeyater, s. D., says
DR.. Rea's Cascola cured him OF
chronic rheumatism, the best treat.
ment he ever tried. ..ss. si5...
Miss Celia Foss, Honeyford, N. D.,
cured Of pimples of the face. bad blood
and chronic eczema. Other doctors
could do her no good. 5s u n \
Henry Nyhouse, Duluth, Mimi, cured
OF chronic catarrh Of the stomach, bad
blood and general indisposition. Had
doctored with good many doctors
and had taken all kinds Of treatment,
but no relief. 4. "a
Mrs. II. r. Jacobson, Lansdon, MINI,
cured Of chronic dyspepsia and liver
troubles. Cured after all other doctors
had failed.
Ole Larson, wild Rice, N. D., cured
Id two months Of chronic catarrh Of
the stomach s 3s.sS s5
Tobias Grady, 831 Lake Ave, 81, Du-
Iuth, MINI, cured OF cancer 81 the 1ib
by one treatment OF Or. Rea's Hypo.
dermic Injection Fluid The most
wonderful and successful cancer eass
Id the world
Mrs. Robt. Kern, Emerson, Man;
cured Of appendicitis. Another doctor
said she would have I'd be operated On.
B Frank Hughes, Dwight N. D.. cured
Iof cancer of the lid With two injec-
tons. This cancer had been cut out
several times, but always returned.
Mrss John Esagstr osp Two Harhors.
Minn. had q sick babH that naaiy doc,
tora said could never SGT well DF.
Rsa cured the child n fsur months.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-10

Nick Wilson, Plum City, Wis. cured
Of chronic case Of piles. No operation.
Cured by the hypodermic infection
plan. 9sas
Thos. Crawford, Niagara. N. ID,
cured of cancer Of the face In two
treatments.
E. R. Morgan. Elmwood, Wis, cured
of a bad cancer of the face with the
|hypodermic injection treatment.
Geo. Kothlow, Menomonie, wis,
cured. of catarrh and bronchial
troubles. T., ~ - ':s.4 ..s
John Consbruck, Hastings, Mimi,
cured of cancer of the face in two
Treatments. g STE. -.s5
r. J. Swoboda, Hopkins, Mimi,
cured of chronic bladder and kidney
troubles. - ;s.ss.. 4:
Mrs. Margaret Gangloff, Denison,
Mimi, cured of bad skin cancer on
the face in one treatment.
Louis Doer, Rannaby, Mimi, cured
of almost total blindness by cataract
Cured. by the absorption method. j
| G. J. Wendt, Duluth, MINI, cured OF
chronic eczema. all over the body, OF
two years standing. .@' = @s<:7eb. -.
William Reid, Little Falls, Mimi.
cured Of cancer Of the lip in one treat
ment. .5@ss
H. P. Jackson, Morris, Mimi, cured
of long standing piles. Cured without
operation. ls -.
Miss Susie M Zein, Hastings, Mimi.
cured of chronic blood troubles that
had almost wrecked her life.
4 Chas. Jeffs, Owatonna, Mimi, cured
of .tumor on the head and scalp with
one treatment.
I VIM. McCarty, st. Cloud, MINI.
cured of a long standing chronic dis
ease.
S. ]. Insley, Ipswich, S. D., cured OF
varicocele. Had spent hundreds Of
dollars and had never received any
benefit. Cured by DR.. Rea with few
/! treatments.
VIM. Wolf, Red Wing, MINI, cured
of long standing case of piles.
e. P. Morris, Wahpeton, N. D., cured
of epilepsy. Had tried many doctors
and all kinds, Of treatment. Cured by
DR.. Rea in five months. ;a az:
H. P. Ash, Red Lake Falls, Nina,
cured of loss Of hair and facial
eczema, red nose and bad blood.
Miss Anna steens, Alma, Wis, cured
| of rheumatism Had tried all the local
doctors, but got no relief from any Of
their treatment. &
/ D. Corbesid's child, Fairbault, Mimi,
Icured Of slow growth. malnutrition
land general weakness. Other doctors
said could not be cured. .a. = +.
johnson Harris, Harrison, Mimi, IS
years old, cured Of chronic case OF
lpiles Of forty years standing with q
few treatments. ,.s as Il z q z! Z = - :"
| L. s. Dreasler, Ellison, N. D., cured
of fistula of the rectum. Quickly
cured of this most terrible disease.
]. T. Boure1l, olleny, ILL.,, says Rea
Bros Cascarin is the best treatment
for stomach troubles. 1t cures where
Others fail ~. s
Miss e. o. Evans, Mt. Claire Station
Chicago, ILL.,, writes: IT saw in the
- IA, s E
Chicago TimesHerald about some
fpatients you cured of cancer. I know
/ of many here who have cancer and
would like to help you build up 8
sanitarium for their cure" :
H. c. Myers, New Prague. MINI.
cured of chronic heart disease. .,.Es
R. H. Rudd, Armenia, N. D., cured Of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-10
WOULD HAVE Died
had / REMAINED IN PANAMA
TOOK 4 LONG CHANGE

ssI was advised to go to northern
climate, and if possible to the climate
OF the northwestern states. came
& to- Minnesota in 1904 I heard of DIR.
Rea, who was pronounced the best
specialist, and who was curing dis
eases after other doctors could do
nothing for them. I consulted him,
and began doctoring. In six months
after was well i. I had spent much
money with other DOCTORS and I had
taken long chance on my life; had
felt that my time had almost come,
~ was sick at heart body and mind,
My skin was pale !; my blood thin.
was dizzy and worn out. NJ, one
could tel the nniseries suffered
Death would have been a relief to me
had it come. From the first of DR.,
Rea's treatment i had great faith il
him. Dr. Rea as a ph gsician, stands
at the head Of his specially in the
treatment Of heart disease, cancer
consunpt ion, nervous disease, kidney
disease and blood disease here Il
no other physician in America. that
would trust as quickly as 4 would him
4 he is surrounded by q corps of physi
clan special lists to assist him IA his
practice. he has the best appliances
and his laboratories are the largest Of
any in the north western states. His
business is so large that he has spec
& ial drug department and five men EN-
p1oyed continually in putting out his
prescriptions, and his medicines are
I sent to all parts of the United States
and many other parts OF the world.
SS How he cures these diseases, and
why, no one can tell, but he does II
BY power which seems far-reaching
and by a power that never fails him.
His science Is a new revelation to the
practice Of medicine. His cures are
quickly made. People come to him
given up to die, who In the last hope
of success are quickly cured. DR.. Rea
Is certainly a wonderful man in his
profession Thousands of cures all
over the United States have been an
nounced from time to time, and pub
Hshed in the newspapers all over the
country People come to him from
Texas. Maine and California and ali
over TO see him. His ability to dag
I nose diseases Is marvellous, and he
perhaps treats more people In one day
than any other known phys clan. DIR
Rea does not waste his time. He is
busily engaged In treating his thous.
ands OF patients, and his cures are the
most prominent people throughout the
United states, people who had spent
thousands Of dollars Ia doctoring
themselves before they went to him
for help 81
some recent cures he has made.
wilhelm AfiaIle Mora, MINI. cured
oil cancerons growth of the nose.
Cured BIZ Dr. Rsa's infection treat
ment
=. j. Danho, Lille, Minn. cured of
cl,rolIe stomach liver and heart
troubles.
ssa
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-10

d. %. Sullivan, the optical specialist
of Fargo, will visit personally Bis
marck on Wednesday and Thursday,
Nov. "A and is, at the Grand Pacific
Hotel. Those having eye trouble sor
defective sight, should call and see
him. Glasses fitted. Nov.14 and is.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-10

players OF about $50. This last deal
was not 50 much resented as II was
done In more scientific way.
"a deal was closed last week In
which b. F. Burns bought Chris Schaf-
fer's farm southwest Of town for SD
per acre, crop payment, and will move
onto the place next spring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
CoAsTING PARTY ACCIDENT.
Sleigh Is Overturned and Two Per
sons Are Painfully Injured.

Special to The Tribune
PARK CITY, Jan, 31.-Last night a jolly
coaSting party broken up by what might
have been O serious accident The coasters
were on large bob slod and being
steered down Park avenue by DR.. r. E
Wight. When going al great rate OF speed
DR.. Wight lost control OF the sleigh which
overturned. throwing the people in all dIrec-
uons. Mrs c. Il. Goist received n cut
tho face. and her sister Miss Gay New
comb. wes badly bruised. Several other mem
oers OF the party We're shaken UP, but mono
seriously injured
Mrs, Mills OF Fe Choo, China. Is in Pork
city tho gucst OF Mrs r w. Hayt Mrs. Mills
Will deliver lecture before the ladies OF tho
Women's Athenaeum tomorrow afternoon at the
home OF Mrs +. w sherman Park avenue
Tho lady has been in the missionary ncld in
China for twenty years, Hor husband died
there and she continued his work
Rev. d. .. GrabIll. who. for the past two
years has beon pastor OF the Congregational
church in this city, has tendored his rcsigna-
tion TO tho congregation OF that church TO take
effect April !. Mr.. Grabill and wIfo will
leave for Chicago. where they expect to make
their future home
Attorneys W. l. Snyder and p. P. ChriRten-
sen cnme up from Sale Lake this morning to
take important deposition In the case Of
Mary Judge VS.. Park city. Tho csse is one
for personal Injuries sustained by Mrs. Judge
10y slipping ICY sidewalk three years
oGo. Tho deposition token that OF James
Pearson eye witness TO tho accident and is
said 10 oc favorable 10 the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Brief Mention.
scIal to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN Jan 3l.-lNbert Fischer Of Salt
Lake was In ogden today
F T. Vincent. general ngent OF the Erie
Dispatch NJ Salt Lake, was In Ogden today.
Harry VI. Cushing. travelling passenger
agent Of the Denver & Rio Grandc. In
ogden today
Charley" Prultt representing the Chicago,
Milwaukee Sc ST. Paul in ogden todny on
business for his line
Judge ". L. MaginnIs OF ogden left tonight
for Evanston. Wyo,, where he has number
OF legal cases 20 care for
VIII Darkc OF the Burlington called the
merchants OF the Junction City today and
returned TO Salt Lake tonight.
\ marriage license was issued today 10
Charles w Cottlc 2l. OF Fishhaycn, Ida, and
Miss Rosina Hutchins. ls OF SlaterSiiic. Utah.
David Sanders. formerly Sheriff of Davis
county in tURh. but now located In Rexburs,
Ida. ogden visitor yesterday and to-
day.
freight agent for the c. & n. " ct Salt
Lake, came 10 ogden today and this after
noon went west 70 Reno on business
James F. Kane OF the leading business
men OF Pocnteo. Ida. In Ogden today
visiting his two daughters, who students
In the Sacred Heart academy.
J. l. Moore district freight and passenger
agent Of tho salt Lake Route, was In Ogden
Sunday and Monday arranging details OF the
trip Of the Utah EHls TO Los Angeles on Feb
rgary 10.
bOuECllT0h W ltoln bUnnet, Win Mra
Emmett and Mrs. Ii. Z. Woodmunsee and
Miss Bclvn Woodmansee, returned yesterday
from extended trip through California and
points OF interest on the Pacific coast. They
were absent three weeks
Chief Thomas F. Browning OF the Ogden
police force the recipient today OF nu-
mcrous congratulations on bis reappolntmcnt
to that position.
General Superintendent f. Buckingham OF
the Oregon Short Line and Superintendent r.
Manson OF tho Salt Lake division OF the
Southern Pacific are out west trip OF in
spccJion. Mr.. Buckingham says thnt the vol
umc OF trafnc through Nevada. arising out OF
the development OF the mines. is immense.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
BRIEFS FROM PROVO.
Many Items Of Interest From the Gar
den City.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
provo. Jan. 3i.-Thc CaEo OF Springviie
city Hs, Mrs. Konold, for tho possession OF
certain springs near Sprlngvlllc has been on
trial In the District court for the past two
days. The hearing will probably not be con-
cludcd before Wednesday.
Abstract judgment was today hcd In the
District court against Henry Hansen for ;17 95
In favor OF the Salt Lake Nurseries.
Clara Coleman ct al hnyo sold To Leonidas
a. Van Prusg. the Sunday Lode mining claim,
and Van PragS sells tho same claim TO the
Sunday Lode Mining company
Marriage licenses have been Issued TO Hyrum
a. Anderson and May NJ Whppe OF Lchl: DR.
e. W. Douglass OF Los Angeles and Florence
Sutton OF Provo; Frank Harris Of Robinson
and Maud McBeth OF Payson.
Tho Ladies' Republican club OF Provo gave
n ball In the Mozart dancing academy last
evening. which we'll attended and was a
social and financial success,
Soco Rita was assessed SO in Justice Noon 8
court today for cruelty 10 animals. consisting
OF leaving team OF horses tied on tho street
tho greater part or the night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
IDS ARE PUNISHED
confinement ON Grounds
Missing Dinner.

IL ian H--Hecause they missed
.ns University Of Nevada Iaot
oe have boon sentenced by
lo,'nS al the college and upon
3LrSas Tor thirty days. They nre
'nr mo closest watch and tho
irs.s 10 violate thoir sentence
sai from tho school. All The
. =, rom distant portions OF tho
oi them. II ia Understood. have
Ds' parents. asking them 70 in
gives az It's reasons for tho
W necessary in order 20 main
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
FALLS DEAD in ROOM
Henry Pater Is Suddenly Summoned
by Heart Failure.

Henry Pater, who for twenty-five years
has been resident Of Salt Lake, died
suddenly in Bingham canyon
Mr. Pater was In the employ of Charles
Lashbrook at Bingham canyon, and
rComed at the store OF his employer
Tuesday afternoon he complained of not
feeling well, and went upstairs 20 his
room. Soon after persons I'm the store
heard him fall, and rushing 10 the room
found him on the floor dead, heart failure
tho cause.
lie was rs years old and had no family
By profession he was a bookkecper
The funeral will occur on Thursday at
Bingham canyon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
GO TO MEET COUNTESS
Alice and Nick Greet Sister From
Across the Pond.

NEW YORK. Jan, 3L-Mi.s Alice Roosevelt
md her nance. Congressman Nicholns Long
worth. boarded revenue cutter today and
proceeded down Now York hnrbor TO meet tho
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosas. upon
which CountsEs d. ChAubrun, dr Loneworth'
sister, was d passenger. The Countess. who
was formerly Mlss Clara Ilongworth OF Gin
clnnnt has come TO this country as q quest
at Misc RCoscvcltB wedding.
AZ the quarantine, whero tho Kaiser VIII
holm der Grorsc slowed down speed the reve-
nuo cuttor went alongside the big liner An
attempt was made TO lower companion lad
der for Miss Roosevelt but tho delay In do
ing THIS was too Eront, and Miss Roosevelt
boarded the steamer by the pilot ladder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
RENO LAND RECLAIMED
Tract Opened for Settlement at Very
Gates of City.

RENO. New. Jan 3l.-FIvo thousand acres
Of land at the very gates Of Reno heretofore
unreclalmed, about TO be placed upon tho
market By Hon. r L. Flanagan and other
Reno capitalists II is to be sub-divlded into
tDlcts OF from nvc to fifty acres and sSttIed
with immigrants from the Pennsylvania Dutch
colonies and perhaps the factory districts of
the East
The land has just beer placed under culture
by q modern Irrigation system and will be sold
on exactly the same terms tho Government
now makes for It's reclaimed land In tho
ccntral portion OF Tho State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
CHINESE SMUGGLED
Consignment Shipped to Bakersfield
IN Furniture Car,

Ell PASO. Tex. Jan. 3l.-From lntorn,n ton
received here today II lie believed that n
carlond Of Cinnamon wns successfully shipped
10 Bakersfield. Cal, recently by smuggIers
The in which tho Chinese were snueRIcd
II is said engaged for a shipment OF
furniture. tho freight which had been pre-
paid.
having claimed II. IL opened There wns
evidence 10 show that the car had borne hu-
man freight over the long route
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Builds Steel Bridges.

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. SIC w. Dobe. representa-
tive OF the Blodgett Bridge company OF Kan
sas City, who has been supervising the crec-
tlon OF four steel wagon bridges in Ogden
canyon. ordered by the County Commissioners
Will leave for home In a day two. Five
bridges were originally ordered but one OF
these has been stored, and its location Will
be determined later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Cnmnlete Confession,

Mail here Monday. Gladney
Dlete confession OF his con-
William Paisley, the man
hbsfed In Salt Lake and taken
|he confession will not be
Il Its material points being
nv and Gladncy were the par
pfhe robbery. but II also i'm
of the officers of the Butte
ind suggests that other Off
~ scctIon were priYy 10 the
M robbery was intended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
IN BY MAD DOG.
)fiIanson of Ogden Receives
5tressing News.

y Tribune
In Itah. Jan. 2l.-Mrs- f, c.
Mrs. c. T. Jenkinson re-
p ten-days' visit this morn
" and Mrs. Z. Z. Calvin at
-rn here, Mrs. Manson was
OF distressing news. Her
lard Manson Morton, eleven
: had been bitten by a mad
|, Lme at Dayton, o. The boy S
v regarded as dangerous and
| .,vere that he had been re-
BIf Pasteur institute, Ann Ar
nd was there undergoing
hydrophobin-
n is hourly expecting a call
" lex bed OF her nephew. the
- cen named after Mr., f. c..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
pDrah Conductor Dies.

&c Tribune.
IN I.-1ntormatIon has been rc-
oiIicoS OF Superintendent Manson
Pacific that T. w Dunklc.
lfin- lime conductors OF the SaIt
had died from natural causes
Winnemucc0, New. Duuklc
nuen and q etaunch member or
Conductors. lie left no
committee OF that order has
lnents 10 take the body 20 Port
ourinl He "as popular with
o'nciais and with the travelling
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
! rebate Small Estate.

IN. 3i-In the oflcc OF the C,un-
by an application for letters OF
! tnc estate OF tho late VIII
/ nlo". FORMER desk sergeant of
III station. Who died on Janu-
eu Dy william J. CrItchlovy,
os ooceased and present City
p Osusn, Tho petitlon shows a
i - seh out the fact that do
a.. em 'c, The heirs Include
wh,.s al married, and Ave pons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Abolish Capital Punishment

COLUMBUS. O., Jan. a-The Senate
this afternoon passed a bill abolishing
capital punishment for persons convicted
OF murder In the first degree cxcept
where the conviction shall be for sec
ond offensc. The bin now goes to the
House
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Fatal Wreck on seaboard Line.

NORFOLK. Va, jan. 31.-A passenger
nam and an extra freight on the Sea-
board Ar Line railway collided today be-
tween Hamlet. n. c.. and Columbia. S.
=. -FOUR persons arc reported dead and
two injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
>er Royal Engagement.

NJ S-The Journal this morn
Es the engagement of Prince
OF Battenberg. brother az
1Ih; with Princess Marguerite.
Fnnce Joachim Murat. rho
q French sportsman. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Sells Bonds.

n; ian. A.-Announcemont vns
OF The salo OF y3O, o00, o0o NJ
n py the Pennsylvanlu Railroad
eAnkers OF this city. Tho funds
OIL inc bonds are to DO used
''n ana other purposes not
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
New Business Block.

Plans hive been accepted by Jensen & Young
OF this city for large new business block Mt
the corner OF Main and Center streots 1t
vii DO 61 In l6h feet and two storicr high
IL Will be divided into three parts one for
tho firm 10 occupy as hardware store, an
other for hotel and the other for a new
business concern which ls being organized
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
SNOWSLIDE KILLS
SPAN Of HORSES
Slide Occurs at Kimberly, but
Camp Buildings
Escape.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
RICHFIELD. Jan. 5L-A snowslldc occurred
at Kimberly a few days ngo which cut close
to OF the buildings OF the camp md
killed n span OF horses belonging TO Marion
Donity. Mr.. DorriW was getting out tmbcrs
ON tho hillside south or the town and had
just ieft his team TO so top of a ridge
when the slide took place The team was dcnd
when cXtricated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
!. DNS ARE SERVED.
Must Show Cause for AL
n,d Wrongful Act.


"a Tribune.
~ 3l.-In the matte or Attorney
=. .ccuser. vs certain Councllmen.
+ Sppropriating 10 themselves GER
a, Hon for alleged extra service,
The accuBHr condemns as un-
,t1he statutes. ana which he des-
u, teal and a misapproprlhtlon of
ey, citations were served tpdny
= ley on two defendants. Council
- Craig.
AZ res Are Numerous.
! right OF the ton Councllnaen who
lilarly charged The general
each NJ the CounciInion voted
and that thus each
G'hcr or not they have returned
b cge1 TO have been wrongfully
re guilty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
School House for Monroe.

Monroe is TO hnNe another big school house
IL will be a two-story building and contain ten
class
term OF the District court for this county
opened here yesterday. 1t is not expected that
there will be moro than one or TWO Jury cases
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Defendant DISCHARGED.

Though tho men woro convicted. and had
tssti1ed that Smith had engaged tho team for
tho coal and the evidence was that the coal
had pcen delivered to his prcmises, the court
found that the incident looked shady and
discharged the defendant
Tho case Of Walter Richards charged With
fast driving, who run and MANNED Desk
Sergeant Ben Tsrnes n weck oSo. was con-
tlnued until next Thursday motion Of coun-
sci for tho defense.