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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs George A Howard and
their two sons, Max and Earl, will be in
town today from st. Louis, and will
spend few days with Mr. and Mrs. E
A. Wedgwood.
Miss Olive Jennings of Los Angeles
who has spent the past few days witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Jen
nings, will leave this evening to rejoir
her sister, Mrc. Baker.
Lieutenant and Mrs. w p. Platt ar,
now located at Fortress Monroe, wher,
Lieutenant Platt has been assigned Il
duty.
Mrs. George B. Hancock gives a pro
gressive luncheon today in honor Of
Miss Louise Walden.
X
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. A Hughes and theil
children are at Ivywild, in Ogden can
yon, for a short time.
Miss Leila Stingley, who has spent
the past two months in the east, is
home again with her parents, in the
Emery Holmes.
Miss Rose Vincent will leave early il
August for Paris, Ida, to visit friends
~
Mrs H. r. Perry has issued invita-
lions for a card party TO be given to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson OF
Wichita, Kan, spent yesterday In the
city on their way to the coast, and Wis
'ited with Dr. and Mrs. W. 5. Loomis
X
Mrc ~ I,a V,11ttla ia hack from =
stay of a month in Texas.
Mrs F. A Benson will be here Sun
day morning to be the guest of Mrs
L. L. Downing for a few days.
Miss Jessie Home entertained a dozeT
of her girl friends yesterday at a Ken
sington for Miss Louise Walden.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Stiehl have re
turned from a few days outing in Og-
den canyon, at the Hermitage.
Mrs. Bosch and her daughter Irene OF
ST. Louis, Mo. are visiting Mr.. ano
Mrs. Gus Ripe.
Miss Marian Jones will entertain at {
lake party this evening for MISS Lou
Use Walden and George j. Mel .huShlln
Charles |. futile, junior. son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Ira futile, will leave today
for California to re-enter school.
X
Mrs. Joseph Jennings and her family
are spending a few weeks at lvywild, II
Ogden canyon.
The Misses Linda and Emily JessuI
entertained a few of their friends at al
informal tea Sunday evening.
Miss Lena Bachman and Miss Beu'
lah Bachman left yesterday for then
home in Provo, after spending a few
days with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Farnsworth are ii
town for stay of a few days. from
ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. L. Rood go TO Og-
den canyon for an outing at lvywilo
for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. W. F. Bonner of Og-
den spent yesterday in the city visiting
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth h
Arnold. daughter of Q. p. Arnold, Sc
Nor. and Captain William II. Tobias
of the National Guard of Utah will Ske
place at 8 O'Clock tonight at the homt
of the brides father, l55 Third East
street. The bride and groom Will make
Salt Lake their home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26

NnCil Hc hitlCu WHtiC1 mas
started a discussion as to the value of
expert testimony generally. 1t is a
we'll known fact that an expert in any
line cannot be compelled to give testi-
mony. He is not bound by the rules
that apply to ordinary witnesses.
Neither side can issue a subpoena for
him and compel him to appear in court
under penalty, if he refuses to appear.
of being fined for contempt. 1t is a
we'll known fact, too, that experts de-
mand high fees for their services. Some
of them are paid as much as $3.50 a
day, with expenses added if they are
called out of their home town.
In cases where expert testimony is
called in it has come to be the practice
Of the trial Judge to allow an equal
number to testify on both sides. That
Is, if the number allotted to each side
be six, six eminent gentlemen solemnly
take the stand and swear that the con-
dition, whether ii be the condition of
a defendants mind or the condition of
a mining claim, is thus and so. Six
other eminent gentlemen of equally
high standing in their particular line
go on the stand and aver under oath
that the condition is not thus and so
but so and so. The poor, fuddled jury
is at liberty to believe as 1T pleases.
Now the singular part of all this is
though some honorable exceptions
should in fairness be noted-that the
six who swear that the condition is
thus and so would just as solemnly
have sworn that 1t was so and so If
they had been retained by the other
side. And vice versa. Everything de-
ponds on which side sees a given ex-
pert first. All experts are not of this
rare. There have been cases. but not
many, in which experts, retained for
one side or another in law suit, have
told the retaining party that they could
not honestly testify as that party de-
sired them to testify. But even those
experts usually see nothing wrong in
accepting a fee from their clients TO
remain silent.
These men are not necessarily dis
honest either. They would resent bit
terly the charge that they would per-
jure themselves for money. They ac-
tually believe, nearly always, that they
tell nothing but the truth when they
go on the witness stand. But when
six experts testify to one condition and
six to a condition Numerically oppo-
site is 1t not clear that six, at least
are mistaken? And is not the net re-
suit an absolute befuddlement of the
trial jury?
One way out of the difficulty has
been suggested. Let the courts be Civ
en- power to designate a given number
say three or five, experts of the high
est standing, their compensation to be
fixed by the court at reasonable rates,
tc inquire into che matter under con-
sideration, the cost of their services TO
be taxed against the unsuccessful liti-
CANT. In criminal cases the state could
afford to pay the expense. In this way,
the experts, as friends of the court,
would surely render honest opinions
and the side with the least funds would
have as good chance as the side with
unlimited means.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
EXPERT TESTIMONY.

The apparent plan of the defense IN
the Thaw case to introduce expert tes-
timony, in spite of the young mans OBJ
lection. to shoN that he vas crazy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
Pharaoh's Glen.

Tents and cabins, furnished or I'M
furnished, with or without board, by
the day, week or month. For particu-
lars telephone 3022 Ind, 30S1-Z Bell
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
Just Think of This-From Boston

Boston Herald)
The British tennis championship for la
dies isn't always Sutton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26

No, the Russians have not thrown
their little father" over the cliff. II
is Q case ct mot yet, but soon'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
CLEVER PARAGRAPHS.
Only Human Beings and Trees

buffalo EXpress)
A chauffeur in a big, red automobile
near Norristown. Pa, turned the machine
and fled from bull. An automobile vii
not tackle anything of its size.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
straphanoers Can't Be Weaned.

Chicago News.)
While the airship has arrived at last
most of us will continue to go home by
trolley car for some time to come.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
Pittsbura Will Now Breathe Easie
(AtIanta Journal.)

(AtIanta JOurnaLD
After all il should be said that the mil
lionaire rOues of Pittsburg are not Pitts
burg any more than the anarchists are
Paterson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
No. rs.
A Wyoming Town.

Five dollars will be given for the first
correct answer received from each of
the four states Of Utah, Idaho, Wyo-
ming and Nevada after the close of the
contest, about Aug. 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
Will 1t Be Frances Greed for Gold

Boston Globe)
Already Mr.. Rockefeller is talking Of
writing a book giving his impressions OF
France And he hasn't been to Paris.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
A Jolt for "Hey, Barney"

Chicago Record Herald)
Pittsburg has some good golf players
anyway.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
Partly cloudy.
THE M ETALs

Silver, 65ssc per ounce.
Lead, 1915 per 100 pounds.
Copper (casting), 18c per pound.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: THURSDAY, July g. 1906
SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. George A Howard and
their two sons, Max and Earl, will be in
town today from st. Louis, and will
spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Wedgwood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26

Lieutenant and Mrs. w. p. Plat are
now located at Fortress Monroe, where
Lieutenant Platt has been assigned to
duty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26

Miss Olive Jennings of Los Angeles,
who has spent the past few days with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Jen-
nings, will leave this evening to rejoin
her sister MrG Baker
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21

dandet af den order, som nu be
rattigar oss att lagga beslag pa
hans depositioner, SAINT ater plus
daglon for mig sedan den II aug"
Kassoren granskade mannens
paper och fam dem "allrigt".
Darefter ofverlemnade han,innsslu
ten EFT konvolutet den omtvistade
chicken. Inkasserargen var mold
oppnade konvolutet men"hast du
mir gesehen' Oar stod summa
summarum I cent sasom tillkom'
mande Peterson, som vid tillfallet
i fraga endast hade 7 cents inne
stende i banker.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21

den nya riksdagsbyggnaden, som
fran en- hold beherrskar hela sta
den, ter sig mycket storartad,
sages vara vefldens storsta bygg-
mad, betacker en- VITA af 100000
qvadratfoI och har kostat ito
millioner dollars. De iegendom-
lig still uppforda gamla byggna-
derna, som jemte radhuset och
den gamla kungsborgen innesluta
stadens fornams.a torg tie sig ALT
fortfarande solida och vacSa rese-
narens uppmarksamhet pa sig.
Fran Brussels gjorde vi en- af-
sticksre till den 10 kilometer i
sydvest bslagna stationen Bfaiie
PAllend och mandrake derifran ut
till Diet stora slagfaltet Waterloo.
Dagen var vacker och ganska
warm, men modan belonades med
en- storartad utsigt fran pyrami'
dens'topp. Som torde vara bekant,
utgores den stora minnesvarder
af en- stor pyramid, fran hvar:
topp etr jattestort bronslejor
blickar ut ofver nejden. Dit upI
leder en- trappgang med 226 trapp
steg. Pa sockeln star endaet XVII
JUN MDCCCXV.
Fran Brussels reste vi sedan til
Paris. och tar jag anledning
skrifva derom harnast.
e.. ". S10an.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
HAIR OCH DER.

Scandinavian American
linens angare Hellig Olav har
lemnat Christiansand med I,o42
passagerare och vantas anlanda
till New York den II dennes.
Malet mot Standard Oil Com
pany, hvars president och storste
aktieegare ar mangmillionaren T..
d. Rockefeller, har nu fullgiort slit
aliggande. Inalles hafva 6,428
anklagelsepunkter uppsatts och
tillsammans med juryns rapporter
afsandts till domare Bethea i Uni
ted States Circuit Court. On la
gems strangaste strait tillampas i
de olika mot oljebolaget AMMAN
giggjorda neutrality-suspicious..
komma boterna att uppga till det
icke oansenliga beloppet af $751;
o8o,ooo. Forenta Staternas re-
gering eyer nu att i sista hand full
folja den paborjade rafster.
Miss Annie May6eld en- ung
qvinna, boende pa en- ranch sgd
vest ON Omaha, sag for nagra da-
gar sedan i en- syn sin broder, Char
les, dodad af olyckshandelse. It's
days kom Diet i dagen, att broderr
blifva dodad nara Las Vegas,N NM.
hundratals mil fran den plats DAT
system Dor och pa Diet satt SON
system sett sett honom kastac
af en- hast och dragon i slap oct
d0dad. Modern for hvilken hor
omtalade sin syn. SON hon enligt
sin berattelSe hade vid fullt vaket
tillstand. trodde icke att soner
traffats az nagon olyckshandelse,
och sokte otvertyga dottern, at
hon endast dr0mt. Men for at
lugra henne skref hon till sonen
och bad honom tala ON huruvid;
han traffats at nagon olyckshan
delse. tisdags kom EFT BRET frar
en- van till sonen, hvari meddela
des ON hans sorgliga ode och dod
james r. Devlin, eldare vie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. och bosatt
Escanaba. Mich, hck i manda2,
morse fran advokatfrman Law
son, Walch & Lawson i New Yorl
en- anvisning pa S975,ooo. Fir
man hade for Nordtyska Lloyd
augbatsbolagS rakning af Devljr
inkopt EFT patent pa ~angturbin
maskin, SOM han uppfunnit. Sam
tidigt, som han erh0ll delta pri
for sin upphnnjng, ingick han kon
trakt med 6rman att for en- erS&tt
lining, at $500 ON dagen under Ell
It'd az femtio dagar 0tvervaka upp
/ sattandet af den forsta maskinen
Devlin har de senaste alta arel
varit anstalld som eldare viz
Northwestern blnans division
Escanaba for 90 / manaden. De-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
Sioux City,.

Mr. A. L. Morris fran Chicago,
generalagent tor Scandal Life In
surance Co., vistas i staden for
affarer.
AEdrig har val Sioux City va
rit So besokt at resande som un-
der den forhutna fairveckan. Tu-
sender kommo hit fran ALA hall
med ALA inkommande tag, och ut
stallningstyrelsen mSste haiva
giort b~riljanta affarer. Hoteller,res-
tauranter och boardinghus, for att
nu Ell tala ON ALA saloonerna,togo
in pengar i massvis. Men for man
ga at de besokande blef Diet gan
ska oangenamt. enar de ej kunde
erhalla nattqvarter utan maste
drifva omkring pa gatorna. ALA
hoteller voro ofverfulla at resande,
och for den. som Ell skafat sig rum
i fortid, blef Diet bekymmersamt
nog.
Att karnevalsandan pa qvallar,
ne gaf sig uttryck manga lusti
ga scener behofver knappast nam
mas. Salunda raj uppsluppheten
stor u~tefter Fourth Street mellan
viadukten och Perry,creek och ON
eft eller annat storande upptrade
an egde rum, m&ste Diet erkannas
att totkmassans uppsluppenhet en-
dast var at oskyldig art.
r Mr. Charles w. Lennon, fore
stsndare for Armour & Cos.
slakteri harstades, a1ed i tisdags
i slit hem, 1918 Nebraska street,
Med Mr. Lennon bortgick er
: self made man. Han var Todd
Dublin, Inland, der han erholl Ell
god uppfostran, fastan hans for
aldrar befunuo sig i sma ekono,
l. miska omstandigheter, och an
:. kom hit till landet som en- un!
o, man. Hans f0rsta anstallnins
e var som "hog driver" hos Armou
x & Co. i Chicago, der hans goro
IL NAL bestod i att drlfva svlneI
fran de stora svingardarne til, de-
plats, hvarest de slaktades. Ha'
blet ~personligen bekant med de
store slakteriegaren Philip Al
:. mour och befordrades smart I'll
N uppk0pare at svinkreatur. DEM
lukrativa bafattning innehade ha
a sedan i South Omaha, d3 Armou
h & Co. b0rjade eft slakteri dersta
des och fotflyttades hit for fer
,r dr. sedan som general manager
n eller f~5restandare for firmanS hal
varande affair.
r Mr. Lennon efterlemnar hustr
'r och tolf barn SAINT fyra br0der
w af hvilka tire arc bosatta har Ian
n det och en- i Dublin. Han va
RI mycket varderad och afhallen a
e, sina underlydande, for hvllka
- valfard han tog EFT stort lntresS
= och var f0rst och framst upPskat
} tad at sina princjpaler. Dodsor
saken var Bcightska sjukan, 4
- hyilken han varit lidande seda
n mai manad.
n Ito-;an at forlideu JUL mana
sande domare Gaynor f. d. polls
g k~onstapeln Walter Lake ii
hemmet for dipsomaner / Knox
d. vile. Leake hade blifvlt atSkeda'
t. fran p~oliskaren och foil slutIige'
a. 81 diupt, att han gick omkrin
a pa gatorna och tiggde pengaI
r. byilka han sedan omSatte / rus
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21
Losnummer SC

ct ut fran inrattningen i Knox
VILE och begaf sig till Des Moi
mes, der han genast sop sig full
och blef Wild och oregerlig, So att
han arresterades. l tisdags-
morgse hordes EFT f0rskrackligt
ovasen fran hans cell, cch da
man kom dit, befanns Diet att han
var i full fard med att bryta sig
ut med en- en- planka som han
brutit fran sin sang. Han kom-
mer att a~tersandas tilrTXnoxviIIe
pa en- It'd af iva ar. U
T. Z. Gr6ufuRd. ordf0rande
for sVenska observation-disclosures
ungdomsf0rening, var i fredags
vid DIT vanliga VI ckom0tet fore
NAL Tor IN angenam overwhelming
best8ende deri att f0reningen eff
ter m0tets slut till hono.n DIVER
lemuade en- berlock SAINT en- sum-
ma penningar. Mr. Gronlund
kommer inom nagra dagar att
resa till Morgan Park, ILL.,, att
der bereda sig for predikoem-
betet.
/ onsdagsqvall sammanvigdes
af pastor A. G. Sporrong i Mrs
Mary Bergquists hem, IoI4-7 st.
J. E. Norquist och Anna Johnson.
Brollopet hollis af brudens syster,
Mrs Mary Bergquist, och EFT So
tai CASTER voro narvarande. En-
fin supe serverades, och brudparet
erholl manga vardefulla och myth,
ga gafvor. De nygifta DO t%illsvi-
dare hos Mrs Bergquist. tills de
hunnit stalla i ordning eget DO.
AugnStanaf6rsamLtngens nye
pastor, Rev A. Norrbom. anlande
hit med sin tamilj fredagsefter-
midday. Forsamlingen hade med
anledning deraf anordnat en- val
komstfest i kyrkan for sin nye
herde. Kyrkan var nastan full
satt. och inledningen gjordes at
pastor Karleen med bon, hvarpa
pastor FERN holl valkomsttalet:
Mr. V. Swan ofverlemnade sedan
at pastor Norrbom en- inom for
samlingen insamlad penningsum-
. MA uppgaende till 40 dollars. Sc,
dan Pastor Norrbom i EFT hjertligt
tai tackat saval for det mottagan-
de, som kommit honom till del,
som for gatvan, begaf man sig ned
i kyrkans undertaking, der katie
m. m. serverades.
; Innan poliskcnstapel Gus Da-
NELSON i onsdags begaf sig ut pa
tienstgoring ,~infann han sig hos las
o smeden Nels HafSker,42 Court st
n for att ia en- reparation utf0rd pa
n sin revolver. Hafsker erbj0d ho-
n nom Janet at EFT annat vapen 70,
natten, och for att Sc ON Diet var
ordning, smallde han med hanen
a Revolvern var mycket riktigt
n godt skick, ty EFT skott brann at
r. och kulan traffade Danielson i ven
/ stra handens insida och astadkou
;, cit langt och smartsamt sar,
!, Kulan tog derefter en- sned rikt
ming och genomborrade Daniel
sons klader SAINT gjorde en nagr;
tum lang rispa i underlifvet
L DanielSon sprang ut ymnigt bio
> dande fran saret i handen oct
J. trodde i borjan atthan blifvit skju
r ten genom magen. Vid at efter
II sand lakare verkstalld undersok
S sokning hittades dock kulan i der
e sarades venstra strumpa, och &c
: befanns att rispan i underlifvet e
var af farlig 5eskaffenhet Sc
f dan Danielson blitvit ombunden
infann han sig pa polisstationer
och rapporterade hvad som hand'
och insisterade pa att oaktadt sit
tillstand tjenstgora under natten
! men han r&ddes vdnligt fast be
stamdt att ga hem och skota on
: G. Danielson ar en- at var Pc
d liskars popularaste och NEST ON,
n tvckte konstaplar, och Diet ar att
hoppas att han smart tillfrisknar
:. f-S, s., OlyrkSh3ndplSa som lar,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-21

Scandinavian - American
LINENS angare Hellig Olav har
lemuat Christiansand med I,o42
passagerare och vantas anlanda
till New York den II dennes.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-14
JENSEN.

Mrs. McMulcn Is visiting friend. in
Georgia.
t..... Nal .,..,;,. ..I..,... H..
father. store,
- pi..,,, n.o hons. =. o,.,.,.
..... .....l.,.i .rd ,,..o,,, - s,.
'''
I..,, .''''' , Co.,, =.
'''' '''
a. " arn"r and
yesterday from
I.sic.
.'.. .'ah'" from his
Wednesday morning
a... .... 'a. iupt.
~. 49,. "..... f.. -'etart have the
.m;..a. .. ... ... muut. .n the loss,
vi Or.. u... .a aged about min,
month.
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-14

\ prof" ,". .. .., SWISS Dairy school
at SoIu'. b.. ...nlod statistics of
'hr uuu.l .. u.p or-aul~u, found
.u .h"o.' II. experiments lead to the
conclusion iuaI every gram tome thh,
N"'h part of 900 ouurc) of fresh I'm
uyu'IHirI C>N,.~I cheese contains he
Nc'u "uuon and lUO.UW iyiuu germs
Alter Two months the number has In
'F"aStu To N'hlinhl Cream cheese con
Jams Il sill larger number of nnilnal
culae, gram lmrloring after three
weeks ,oU'nl rising to 2muuOo after
month and II haf These figures nm
ply only to the center of the chcrso.
WllIle close to the rind families n,ln.
b"rihg o,"nOoO bacteria may br fo,ul
III every gram of cheese In ohout
one ana a half pounds of cream cheese
''ie professor estimates, there arc ~
hi'l'E germs rs there are human bciurs
Oh the lace of the globe. Il is SIM.
posed That all or most of these mi.
cropes are friendly" ones and assist
IN the digestive process. We hone SO
Grocery. 49,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-14

RAILROAD AND RtNOkS'
n..... .,..,.a few months ia On,
............... .ntl..Iart Oh. Eus ami
a.. ..... ....a..u. mmr,. is
....... .....,...'.,..t m..ulmg TO- 30,
..,... .,,,,.,,... that "a railroad
........ ........ .., I.,..uu v.
.......tnuu 1.mu, with
t.. lu-, Coast The various ''"''.
uy.I- .l.p credit to\W'uur capitalists
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-14

WATCH Fort Pierce grow. She ia, t
naturally can't help it, and you had
better get on the band wagon.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-10
MAN ANG APPLICATION NO. :IUa, MIN
ERAL SURVEY No. lsO2J.
United Stntc. Lind oaice.

Denver Colorado. October 81 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of the act OF Congress, Gp-
proved May 10, lSf2. j. F. Bridge.
whose postoitice is Empire, Colorado,
g.ts made application Ior a patent for
I,70O linear feet on the queen Exten-
sion No. lode. bearing gold and sill
er, the same being l12 Ieet 5, 81
- w. and SIS feet n J2 Is F..
thence n. 62' Is +. 40 feet from dis
coNery shaft thereon. with surface
ground $50 feet in width. situate m
coral mining district, Clear Creek
county, state of Colorado. and de-
ale in this office. as follows, viz;
Beginning at Cor. No /. whence the
y |. Cor Sec. 4. T. $ r 70 w. of
5he 9Th p. NJ. bears y 1G' AZ w sll 10
ectt thence : - 10 w. 443.34 feet
% Cor. No 2; thence 5. So IS W.
l,o56.56 feet to Cor. No. 3; thence s.
!. ~ T. l50 feet to Cor No. I I;
or. No. 5: thence n 62' IS E. $3.50
eet to Cor. No. 8; thence y. 81 As W
p teet to Cor. No. /, the place of
beginning.
Containing 24ss acres. expressly ex-
cept.ns and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos 1856. nos. 1852 1853
b9o6, sl9l, l5"23 and l75S5 and form
ing portion OF the y, ts ot See 1, T
I $, r % W. of the 9Th principal me-
in volume l6D. page 6l2. Of the records
OF Clear Creek county. colorado
Adjoining claimants the owners of
above excluded surveys.
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Registe~.
FIRST publication November 3, 1906
Last publication December Is. 1906.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-10
-huhE PUDDING DENTS SHIP.
Cook of the Cruiser Boston Drops Mix
ture and 10 Placed in Irons.

Bellingham, Wash.-No sooner had
the crippled cruiser Boston reached
port than another dire calamity hit
her amidships.
For the MONDAY dinner OF the hun
CRY able seamen the cook built spe-
cial plum duff, using prunes instead
Of plums. He boiled the puddinA in
bag tor couple of hours, and
started below to serve it to the sea
men.
At the companionway the duff slid
from the platter, struck the bottom
step and bounded to the beams over
head The impact dented steel grid
er, four by eight inches. and left a
depression in the iron deck at the
takeoff.
On the second rebound the prune-
plum duff stove in the starboard end
of a petty officers clothes chest and
knocked the buttons off his Sunday
go-ashore uniform. From the chest
the stampeded pudding hoped to the
other side of the ship, smashing the
two-inch thickness of glass in dead
light and went overheard.
The captain placed the cook in irons
and ordered the ships diver to re-
cover the pudding for expert analysis.
1t is thought the flour furnished the
Boston by the Mill trust has been
adulterated beyond the limit OF human
endurance