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, 1906-01-26
Wants Family eenefactor Named.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 26.-Mrs.
Mckinley, widow of the late president,
has written to President Roosevelt
urging the reappointment as collector
of the revenue Mr.. Cord of Cleveland.
Cord earned the gratitude of the Nc.
Kinley family twenty years ago by
%thrashing a man who made uncompli.
mentary remarks about Mr.. Mckinley.
, 1906-01-26
SHERIDAN BILL PASSES.
Senate Votes to Appropriate Large
Sum for Wyoming Town.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 26.-Among
the bills passed in the senate last
night was one authorizing the erection
of a public building at Sheridan, Wyo.,
to cost $1,000 00.
, 1906-01-26
Charges Fraud and Forgery.

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 26.-Attorney
General Hadley of Missouri declares
that he has discovered fraud and forg-
cry in connection with the formation
of some of the Standard Oil company's
miner companies here and in New
York. He says: 81 will report what l
have discovered to District Attorney
Jerome. l believe there are sufficient
grounds to send officers of the oil com
pany to the penitentiary."
, 1906-01-26
FIFTEEN HUNDRED FEET
OF NINE TUNNELING.

NJ. Lovett of Morgan, who has been
working the Richmond, Wedge and 9TH
err mining claims at Morgan, is in the
city, intending to spend some time rest
ing in town. Within the last two years
he has driven 1900 feet of tunnel on
the properties and the promise is quite
good in some of them.
, 1906-01-26
FELL FROM WAGON AND
INJURED His E(

MI. Creaseman, the drayman, fell
from a load of hay at. the Hoge ranch
yesterday afternoon, injuring the foot
he hurt some time ago, SO that he was
to return to his crutches this
morning. He hopes to be able to get
about without the aid of the crutches
soon, as no bones were broken by this
fall.
, 1906-01-26
LEAVES TRACK
AND MEN SCARED,

A handcar being driven by Rolla
Crumley, John Green and Fred Rob
erts, with supplies for the rolling mills,
left the track at the Fremont street
crossing this morning, Mr.. Crumley
being somewhat injured, although not
seriously. All three men were jolted
up some and given a scare.
, 1906-01-26
SklPS WITH BABE.
Woman Suddenly Disappears With the
Incubator Infant.

Lawrence, Kas, Jan. 26.-The sher-
if was unable to find Mrs. Bleakley
and the Incubator baby" who disap-
peared after the judge awarded the
infant to Mrs. Barclay.
, 1906-01-26
OGDEN BAGGAGE ROOM
WILL BE ENLARGED.

Jack Heating, baggage agent at the
Ogden union depot, passed through the
city on the noon train today, en- route
to Omaha, where he goes to consult
with the officials of the Union Pacific
concerning the proposed enlargement
of the baggage department of that
building. The room will practically be
rebuilt and made much more CONVEX
lent for the baggage agent.
, 1906-01-26
Urge Prohibition for Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. 26.-
There is a prospect that the anti
saloon delegation leaving here for
Washington will urge the senate to
make the prohibition provision of the
Hamilton statehood bill include Okla.
homa.
, 1906-01-26
Schooner Is Missing.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 26.-No It'd
ings of the schooner Santa Barbara,
from Seattle for San Francisco, with
nineteen passengers, now three days
overdue, has been received.
, 1906-01-26
SATURDAYS

FOH OLUb'
Following is the program for tomor.
row afternoons meeting Of the Lara.
mie Woman's club, at 2:45, at tire
rooms of the club in the library build
ing; with Mrs. Corthell in charge and
with 1.-TWO knights of the~Road" as the
subject:
Paper, Maxim Gorky"-Mrs Mer.
riam.
Readings from Maxim Gorky-Mrs.
Patched.
Paper, Jack London"-Mrs. Cor
thell.
, 1906-01-26

Extra copies OF the splendid Illus
trated number of The Republican are
now ready at this office and may be
had for the small price of Is cents, 8
cents postage being required to mail
them. Do a good turn for your state,
county and city by mailing copies to
friends in the east,
, 1906-01-26
WORK BEGUN ON
eILKIsoN COTTAGE.

Mike and Joe Erne, the stone ma
sons, today started the foundation for
Prof. w. F.. Gilkison's new residence at
the corner of Tenth and Garfield
streets and will go from that to the
cottage Of DR.. Wergeland, across Gar
field street.
, 1906-01-26
HAS CONE
To SENATE
STATEHOOD BILL PASSED BY THE
HOUSE YESTERDAY NOW IN
HANDS OF SENATOR
FROM INDIANA.

Understood That Administration SEN
ators Will Strike Out Arizona and
New Mexico Provisions and Send
Bill Back to House in That Shape
Mrs. Mckinley Urges Appointment
of Man Who Fought for Husband.
, 1906-01-26
Wife SLAYER Executed.

Jersey City, N. j., Jan. 26.-Nicola
Murce, who chopped his wife to pieces.
was executed today.
, 1906-01-26
HARNDEN BROTHERS
BUY RANCH NEAR HERE

Louis Harnden and brother, A. w.
Harnden, the drayman, have bought a
ranch at Sheep mountain.
, 1906-01-26

Send a copy of the Illustrated Re
publican to your friend in the east. 1t
will please him and benefit the com.
, 1906-01-26

Why not get all the news when it
Is news by reading The Republican?
, 1906-01-26
EDITOR OF "cOLLIER'S WEEKLY"
ACQUITTED BY JURY IN
NEW YORK COURT
THIS MORNING.

District Attorney Jerome Makes Ad-
dress Explaining Why He Prose-
cuted One of His Best Friends, al
Same Time Believing He Had
Done Just Right-Criminal Prose
cutions May Follow Revelations.
, 1906-01-26
SOME CHANGES IN PERSONNEL
OF BODY AS RESULT OF DE-
cLINATloN OF SOME OF
THE NOMINEES.

DR.. S. 3. Miller, Jesse Converse and
John H. Symons Retire, Being
Succeeded by Lewis Tyvold, r. G.
Fitch and J. T. Holliday-Report
of the Secretary of the Work of
the Year by the Association.
, 1906-01-26

Weekly Republican only II a year.
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PINES IMPOSED.
Lottery Cases Resulted In irfiirsiee Of
Heavy Penalties.

San afsufiio. Iss In the Federal
eourt Thursday the lottery cases sru~
Ing cut of many arrests made LAST sum
ner were disposed of by the defendants
pleading guilty 10 the charges of ship
ping lottery tickets from one state te
another Emilio isertnier and Johr
E%chiebert acrr fined 5000 each and
j " Taub. o. s. Smith. Richard
BioxsrnaH. George r. ~F.seuauit. Charles
Tattn. Ulisae fs8ssetc. NJ j. Hewitt. S
j. Tenant, Albert Sis mering. Henry
Elliott, Ernest ~f.afitte ard Nilfred a.e-
tstdden were each fined 1900. Each
defendant gave a 5000 guarantee bond
to engage IN the lottery business
again The defendants paid the fines
Judge Maxey stated that ss his was
the first offeuse he would be ienient.
but would give the limit OF the Law
II other offenders appeared before him
The cases grew out OF arrests made
In various parts of the country.
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MANY OUT.
About -Four Hundred Are on Strike at
St. Louis.

ST. Louis, Jan. Following the m
ference of committees representing the
st. Louis Typothetae and the Typo
graphical union, during which EN-
ployes of eleven printing firms were
ordered out on strike, a large number
of job printers walked out Thursday
With the 100 who went out on strike
previously this makes a total Of about
400 printers or strike here. Attorneys
representing the Typogra phical union
and kindred organizations OF st. Louis
filed a motion in the circuit court for
n modification of the injunction grant
ed by Judge Taylor last Saturday re-
straining the unions from in any way
interfering with the Greeley printery
or from placing pickets or assembling
near the establishment. The unions
claim this is an ~abridgement OF their
constitutional rights, which. they aver,
guarantees them h right to peaceful
assembly for their own good.
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TWENTY-O i KILLED.
Terrible Gas Explosion Aeurs In
West Virginia Nine.
FORCE WASTERRiFIC
faund several Hundred Feet
Away and y Gar Il Also
sent SAME Distance.

Biuefields. Va. Jan. 5-TwFntS-one
miners were killed tn an explosion Of
nJne gas in the shaft Of the Cooper
Mine company at Coaldale, W Va. at
noon Thursday. Up 20 midnight Thurs
day night only one body had been re-
covered Immediately following The ex-
p~losion, which was heard for several
miles, rescue parties set to work TO
explore the wrecked shaft.
CoaldaIe is a mining town situated
on the Norfolk and Western rsilrcasS.
and Is fifteen miles west of Bluefields.
1t is in Mercer county. and wire faciI-
tiles are inadequate.
Some Idea can be formed as to the
force of the explosion. when. several
hours after the explosion. one OF the
miners, who could not be identified on
account of being so badly mutiiated,
was found a distance Of several hun
dred feet away from the mine mouth,
having been blown there. together with
OF the explosion soon spread through
the coal fields, and a great party Of
miners a.e gathering to assist in the
rescue.
Up TO : oAock Thursday night the
rescuing party was unable TO enter the
mine on account Of the great accu-
mulctton OF gas, which vas pouring
out at the drift mouth. and would
mean death TO all attempting TO en-
ter.
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Last Day to Pay Water Rent.

The tenth day OF January Is the
last day In which to pay water rent.
On the 18th / will commence cutting
off all who have failed 10 pay their
water rent.
This applies 10 all alike and will be
carried out to the letter. Those who
move In houses where water In on.
will also be cut off on the 18th with
out further notice. One dollar will
be charged for turning water on af-
ter being cut off or non-payment.
10 p. f. DAVENPORT, supt,
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Un'tsd States Judge says He HsA Stop
ped Issuing orders.

Chicago. Jan s.-A dispatch to the
Record-Herld from Milwaukee .ys:
Judge Joseph V pur1es Of the United
States district court Tor the Eastern
district of Wisconsin, announced his be-
lief that thu practice OF granting re-
straining orders which in effect are
temporary in3Uuclious ON ~~x-psrte
statements IL al! wrong.
Hereafter ! shat not grant any re
strsining orders which act as tenn
porary injunCtions unt'i ] have called
in both sides and came Into possession
Of all thu facts. said Judge Quarlss to
lawyers gathered "a his court room.
The declaration was not delivered as
: formal opinioa. out vas brought out
tfroug informal conversation betwfsu
INC court and the attorneys.
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NOTED.

Chl,kasa~ legislature has adjourned
mammoth wheat crop Is predicted
for oklahoma
Public school building at Huntsville.
Tea ~as ftre destroyed
sprinE cIlr - Texas ~ool - nearly
aN cleaned Up orr BOSTON market
Cnief gu@nah Parker Is rrcoveuue
from a severe ease Of rheumatism
csmsfon TEX. received over ie.aoe
=. re- ~ cotton ~ this season.
A.. sooa s requirements are met
Tulsa I n NNI haS~ FREE mail dslsv-
sfy
JessEn D14moeriasn was howl Jed
ss~n al % paNiisai sreasinw near f>ou-
deu
Jsu,r,cu ,T.s1 Iron eomp.uy will
sHip fs1 TONS - .nsfeos 20 Anris-
tnt sa
sHsas sch4sfsr o. former horseusan
Il Grad 90 t-crrs tsis. aged eighty
s4t sesEs
aeNss a NtL.-sI willis i'nfnt. Tea
Eroefs have assigned Ltshlnti~s ard
@.ssts A." Ah~sls o. oee
untn8 1895 lies tsblss SER born
lu NlluaHnseu rssufs TsKs. stz E~r
~sss ssa&FFsra an8 los deaths
"a shelly aiei frusa ~ffeci. ~ =
ngf0rs kfes near C~hiekast@ Z 7 a
~taes @ad six rhg4rsu are irf
cornFs snf~r~sr a usxru sas cen
sisi~f 80 BAsrou Tex ~ highway
re"h~rv sad Eveu rtv ycsrs
a nl apprse g t5 ~
fer1aisnsis rsrss r.s rn ingFpauasss
IN ne sgiEs~ by r. 1tAf3Vs smith
- .x&s
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ASSESSORS ADVISED.
Comptroller Calls Their Attention 70
Several yax Provisions.

Austin, Jan Sin the new instruc-
lions 10 tax assessors. the comptroller
calls attention to the fact that the
on the sien of valuation. and the state
school tax is cents on the $500 valua-
ton. Attention Is called to the new
law relating 10 assessments and also
that providing for the collection of de-
linauent taxes, rs provided for by act
Of the last Legislature, and which Is ex-
pccted to bring IN quite an amount 81
back taxes.
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CAUSED


New YorS. jan a. Jacob n sohiff.
head ~ the influential banking firm
of Kuhn, Loeb 4 Co. SEM n tr.mor
through che speculative fabric Of the
stock market Thursday by his utter
thing was done Ia improve. th- cur
r-ncy svvssm of this country there
would BE- a panic compared with which
all pantcs which have zone u.for.
would seem 80 child's play
The sensational ternss Of this after
ancc n the bulletin form go which
he knn@iesigs of ~ fret came 20 the
stock market prvctpitaied h.&sY iiaui-
dalton which broke price. ~itn sog4s
violence and .tussd q weak ard 6is.f.
DERBY slosirg
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SCENE.


Washington. Jan. IA dlsffessfn.
sesne ~as s#astsa ~ ths hife fsol4se
executive office Thursday in whica a
woman WIS., carried screaming ffntn
the building because she refused "a
leave without resort 10 force. About
! o'clock a Handsomely attire4 woflau
apparently about NIFTY years o. age
entered the executive office slsfi m
CURED for Secretary Loeb, Through
a messenger SHE sent her card 10 the
secretary On The card war engraved
the name of Mrs Minor Morris, ard
written beneath In ink was the address,
The New Willard. Che Informed A.
sistant Secretary barnes that her hus-
hand had been dismissed from the gov
service and she wanted TO de-
n1and from the president his r~einstate-
nlent, or az least discuss the matter
with him.
Mr.. Barnes explained 70 her that
the president had nothing to do with
such matters, and that she would bet
ter tnke up the matter with the lead Of
the department from which her hus-
hand had been discharged Mrs. Nor
ris was not TO be put off In that way
She declared in a loud lone that she
had come 10 the white house to see
the president. and proposed TO see him..
even II she had to camp out there for
a month
Again Mr.. Barnes informed her Tat
il would not be possible for her to in
terview the president on that subject.
and suggested TO her that she was max
ing Is scene and that she had better
go her way quietly. She refused to
go, and dared anybody to try to make
her go.
one OF the white house officers APP
preached her, but she stepped back
wards and cried Don't touch me. I'll
sill down, but ] won go away"
She sat DOWN in "a convenient chair,
and IS the officer approached her she
shook her finger at him and shouted:
Don't you touch me! Dom you dare
to touch me. I'm fifty years old and
never had an officers hands on me.
! want to see the president"
Chs was placed in the patrol Wagon
and taken to the station house, finally
being released.
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STATEHOOD BILL.
Read and Considered by Sections by
Committee HAVING II.

Washington, Jan. THE senate
committee on territories met Thursday
and began consideration OF a joint
statehood bill This was the first
meeting of the committee to consider
the admission o. states.
The pending bill was read and CON
sideration by sections began. 1t Is ex-
pected that the meetings will be held
nearly every day until the bill is re-
ported. Several interested parties will
be heard.
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r
Deaf Mute 6ssts Away Negro, and .
lyneh'ng Narrowly Avsrted.

Memphis. Jan. An unknown ne
gro narrowly escaped lynchinr a. tn
hauds OF excited citizens near Par
ton avonue. Wednesday, the negro at
cscd Miss savannah Cook q white
. rl who is "a scar mute. but vas beat
70 off hs the xrf ~tth , club Thurs
Hay The uesto again attacked the
Gun Womau bat Nss caught by cit
-gus The poiic- arrived in fin- 20
,he negro srsnr violence
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nfethsr.in- Aa~ % Chssis. - Ea~strt
sn pssse~ . wnt~

Ns~ ffassa CoNn. 1ar Ale
Mare, utrsf n,,tssr n-av ~ Casrlss
tsissFas ths u-.n shog to !..ih Toes.
das nisht a. .sr bosss ~ s-tariss tIi
e. another iFoihsf tp.law %. lacs.a
az az raifrs nsarguaftfrs Nh4fsias
misat o. =tsFt usfe - order - ere
coseFgsf h e latter sxtAasrsa Is frs
effHsaAl gtst s asntssi g0 have u
ifiiisF h4fff ffr fesanaltion - AS
inquest isisf ~ ls esesirw ava trat
NJ tsiisr @s stmtsy hstt a.. ~t
n*-s ftts aetisa uss fker - 10
sssaifs - ths ta@nns . irafusss ahtca
tastnaa At-ut Hw~ faimn HlJer faik~s
lrr@tiss@asY 81 the station haass 4
rsmffF @st fsassa
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shade Tree Ordinance.

The city coucil at Corsicana has
passed an ordinance making II IN
offense for parties having shade trees
along the sidewalks to permit the
either with or without umbrellas"
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MOTHERS DEED.
Kisses Husband. Then Fatally Sheets
Child and Tries to Suicide.

Louisville. Jan. AFTER kissing her
husband goodbye Mrs. Sallie Blanca
gniel Pollard shot and fatally wounded
temple suicide by shooting herself
in the head In the apartments Of her
brother.
L felt that | was losing my mind.
] did not wish To become a burden on
any one else, and I cOuld not bear the
thought of leaving my child with 9th
ers." Mrs. Pollard gave his reasor
for her deed.
! The child died al an infirmary, The
mother is not expected to live.
NO MORE OF THEM.
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Advocated by Payne.

Washington, Jan. 5.-The cause OF
the Filipino was advocated OF the floor
of the house by the Republican lead
er, MIR. Payne, Of New York, for four
hours Thursday. He presented h
We've Of the majority of the wars n
means committee on the Philippine
tariff bin reducing the duties on sugar
and tobacco 2s per cent Of tho Ding
ley tariff rates and admitting other
products OF the isis nds to the United
States free OF duty.
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Marry Feb. II.

Washington. Jan. 5-President and
Ars. Roosevelt announced Thursday
night hat the wedding of Miss Alice
Roosevelt to Representative Long
worth OF Cincinnati will occur on Sat
urdsy, Fen. II. at II o'clock moor In
no East room Of the white house.
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Dsunmood Company Complies.

New York. Jan. 5.-Drummond Print
ing company has broke away from the
Typothetae, and is once more union.
1t employs sixty men. From he best
fnforuAtten TO he had st the Typothe-
tae Headquarters IL is evIdent mat the
employers have not been able 10 put
to work more than 2ao men. while
there are l,20a out on strike.
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OFF OR QUITMAk.
Ernest Turman Taken Back by Four
Rangers and Sheriff.

Dallas. Jan. 5-Guarded by four
state rangers and Sheriff Ray of Wood
county Ernest thurman, a negro. chare-
ed with attempted assault on Mrs,
Bateman. left here, where he has been
IN jail several days, for Quitman.
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Mss Williams Better.

washington. Jan. 5.-Representative
John Sharp Williams OF Mississippi.
who was called TO his home by the
serious Illness Of his daughter. has not
etuTned to Washington. but is expect
20 IN a Few days, as his daughter 10
much improved.
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LLttie Rock J-r S-M a meeting
90 ths stocShols-rs - the Rocs Island.
Arsarsas and louisiana rsilroAd =
tofld issue ust ie ssce~d tub.aee. Gee
sss authorised foy construction ami
f%aaAEn4sut a ease - the iin- 10 tne
Chicago ttosk Island am8 Pacific was
Alan ~asfhnffseI
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SHREVEPORT pRESsMEN.
Castle Printing Company 10 Working
It's Men Eight Hours.

Shreveport, Jan. 5-Pressmtn in
three printing offices are still Out On
q strike for the eisht-hour ray eon-
tract The offices affected areACgilvie
Harper Printing company. Louisiana
Paper { ippapy amt Williams Printing
e.
The Castle Printing company has
put its pressmen TO work on an eight
hour contract.
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-
ADJUSTMENTS. :
~>>>~> >e~~<~
When we werr Twcusy-tne.~

AS a untai thing the ass#.ea read
ing matter concerning coming atsrae-
tious II so misleading. W. exaggerat-
ed thar the average reader is AZ u
alton, Every Ehov that's coming. il
the best that has ever bsstn offered,
hence. In announcing the a ncs.
at the opera house on January 10,
OF Nat Gospdwtn's great play, When
We Were Tweuty-Oue, the ana
ment will in this instance refrain
from publishing ~ very glowing
accounts of this w~elf-known ucees
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Adjourned Until Monday.

Washington. Jan. 5.-The only inter
esting event in III senate Thursday
was the swearing in of Senator Lafol-
lette of Wisconsin. Mrs. Lafollette
witnessed her husband take the oath
Of office Adjournment was taken un-
III Monday.
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Mare Jan E. HaHresf q
81 wgf8t4t13 uEsnf eas af the
largest iH t8e sszs44h s4e Aw FuFss b.
rss~ A@sS Hrfmsap 90 Gee ARA
TIA s~@ vftn sfse ess Aae1e4me@ Il .
s~uet~at rsen - fHa~ns
urs
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NF~ t@k Jan ~frrsttwut Xesvs
= NhArasuA NAs2es that neteas -sr
sitisf hs ~ earthquake 81 Naswa
fhst q N@s - stissf mr0Tfsure ari
. ts~ hgihtfHxw -~s- ssisn8
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May Prove Fatal.

Weston. Tex. Jan. By the acct
dental discharge OF his gun while he
was climbing a fence James Helms. a
wealthy citizen. was frightfully man
gled in the left side.
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pc iegiu lam mArs gr-~~
sisrs asot IT'S years psosasrsn'
hr~~~f fisf rqurs.ser =
op~mfion TH aufsndtefti.
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Troy NtA tth "a forbade sffacm
9 .caeoihvuse nvaF here Two bows
s.Fr killed 81, falling timtv~r- the
ti 0lIH Ass demolished
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Beaumont. Jan. THE jury has been
secured in the Gregorson rape case.
Defendant pleaded not guilty,
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Ath4ns ga tsu Nansaxe hs ~
sssrvn IN ths s~rfsa : ~~~fifzH SEA si
sfx1 esg
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Boston. Jan. Curtis Guild. Jr. ef
Boston was tnaggurated governor of
k~ksss,husotts Thursday
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
THE UTAH JUNK COMPANY.

The Utah Junk Company is the old
est and most successful house in its
line in Utah. The business was found
ed about fifteen years ago and today
extends over a wide territory, having
branches in Ogden and Logan, Utah,
Kemmerer, Wyoming, and Boise, Ida
no. Mr.. N. Rosenblatt, the manager
of the company, is one of Salt Lake
City's most progressive and public
spirited business men, believes faith
fully in the future possibilities of our
city. The company deals in hides,
pelts, beeswax, rubber goods, bottles,
metals of all kinds and scrap iron.
The yards are situated at 6365 East
Eighth South Street, but in the near
future the company will move into new
quarters, which will cover five acres
of ground. They supply the American
Smelling & Refining company with
scrap iron for fluxing and expect to
install shortly a large cutting stears
which will be run by electricity. The
business of the company last year
exceeded half a million dollars and
from the outlook this year they antic.
ipate a large increase.