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The evening world., 1906-04-24
BARBER HELD FOR TRIAL.
Be1lnmy. Believed to he Insane
Charged with Stabbing n Man.

William H Bellamy. negro bar
Der, was held in $1,000 bail for trial fdr
felonious assault in the West Side
Court to-day.
lie Is charged with having attacked
william j. Donovan. OF No. 269 West
Thlrty-s seventh street. las, night. and
stabbed him several times II Is be-
lieved The negro - insane
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FIRST OFFICIAL LIST OF
DEAD IN SAN FRANCISCO

LoNDALE. ALFRED.
LOUIS. LYNCH.
MARoNEY. -
Nj CANN. MRS.
MCCARTHY. ROBERT.
MlLENZfE. -
MEYERS. JOSEPH.
MCGE. MYRTLE VI.
MCRTHA, JOHN.
MYAkE Japaucse).
NAt'MAN T.. &.
NYE. j TROPHY.
NICHOLAS. GEORGE.
NASSE. RICHARD (child).
NtNAN. FRANK
O'NEIlI. PAOLO.
0'BRiET THOMAS.
PAOLONELLE. -
RAGAN. -
REILLY. -
REfrE. MRS. ELIZABETH
REICHE. JOHANNA
ROSENBERG woman.
RIORDAN. FRANK
SAkAMADA CJapaueso).
SHioNi A. and w-fe.
sCHMUCHERT. HENRY
SlESTLE. y. +.
SIMPSON. CAROLINE
SHERRY TEMPERANCE
STANEISE. WM. tbaby.
STEEL GEORGE
SHERMAN. LILLIAN J.
SULLIVAN. u. r., FIRE chief. die
from injuries received.
TAGGART. DR. CHARLES F.. Lo
Angeles
TiLpEN, H G. shot by thug
April 3.
VAN SLYCK. MARY s.
VAN SElCHT. FERDINAND.
WARD. JULIA
WHALEN ANNIE
WEBSTER ANNIE.
WEIR. JOHN
XlNKE. PAUL
Unknown men. sixteen.
Unknown women. ten.
Unknown children. six.
Unknown Chinese. ak.
Unknown. sex not known tvor,y-,r.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets were open for
few hours this morning, but closed be-
fore noon, by which time purchasers
for New Years dinners we're through.
Turkeys have been In great demand
and the wholesale price Is now 20 cents
There Is slight rise In prices OF
dressed beef. while butter Is down two
cents. With the exception of salmon
and halibut, there is no Ash to speak Of
In the market, as on account OF the
storms. the fishermen who are out on
the briny deep can not get back to
shore. and those who are on shore can
not get out onto tho briny deep-hence
no fish.
Bananas and oranges. however. are
rolling in In good shape, the last car
load OF oranges being genuine sweets
and car of sweet potatoes will be
along tonight from San Francisco.
Vegetables will be along by tomorrow
from the coast. Prices obtaining to-
day are as follows:
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

and energetic mining men. were IN Ely
several days this week on business con-
nected with an important mining deal,
which will mean much for Cherry
Creek, We hope 20 give the details In
our next issue. Ely News.
The New Moon Mining and Milling
company operating the Lost Gem and
Found Gem claims near Osceola, are
running tunnel To strike the ore body.
The installation OF a large pumping ma
chine on the Lost Gem shaft is sur
hclent 10 draw the water our, which
IL 10 be run 10 a. reservoir and then
utilized In running a mill.--Ely Mining
Record.
Word comes from Gilmore that Thos.
Grooms has bonded his Democrat group
To parties represented by r. j. Conroy.
formerly OF Thunder Mountain. and
that work has already begun under the
terms of the instrument. Mr.. Grooms
has himself taken a contract TO drive
tho tunnel 400 feet ahead There are
Ave claims, and lots OF ore in this
giound.--Salmon Herald.
Duncan McVlchie has received word
from the cast that an important strike
mas been made In the property OF the
Mexico Consolidated.
The regular annual meeting OF the
Butler Liberal Mining company will
take place on the 9TH inst. The report
printed In a contemporary to the effect
that the Butler Liberal mine had been
purchased by Walter c. Orem OF this
city appears to be premature.
About 1000 shares of the treasury
stock OF the Mckinley Mining COM
pany was sold during the week to To-
cal people, All OF the treasury stock
has now been disposed OF and there f.
sufficient money In the treasury to
carry on development work for some
time TO come. The showing In the
property IL improving and the officers
Of the company believe that the ore
VIII be encountered before many
months has passed. Eureka Reporter.
Grin. Thomas the foreman OF the
Nay Aug Zinc company, came IN to
spend Christmas with his family. He
says that the Nay Aug mine has ship
ped ore from the first day that the COM
pany took hold In the only drift or
tunnel In which work IL going on there
Is ore for 800 feet without n break. Az
II IL only 80 feet 10 the surface, and
the ore feathers toward the grass roots,
u IL evidently the top OF an ore body.
II they attain depth 100 feet lower"
Mr. Thomas says, they may have n
mine worth millions of money. They
got some cold turkey. all right, when
they got this mine. HALEY Times.
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Little Bell ana American Elsa also.
are now consld rable more thu mere
prospects" and nfe on the Ncrle n de-
vtloplng into r. guirr shippers , 9TH
ers. such as TN Wabaeh, King G nsol-
dated. West quincy Sew Yorl and
Jupiter the yeirs work has iieant
much. demonstrating "a 70 'hs, that
every one OF them and many NOR are
more than ilkslg bonanzas. The old
stand-hys the camps especial ride,
lhe silver Khg aud Daiy-West. are
still puttlug UPON the market the G un-
iry's flrest ores are paying regular Nv
idends, and their vast treasure Va ults
slow no signs OF diminishing In siz or
value, and are IN fdf;, Increasing d. ily.
The great ontario though ba lily
haras3sd by a costly accident Is by no
rneapn has beon," and VIII ag lin be
sending It's val liable product forth el IN
though .f may take some time Yet 10
put II into su n condition that Il cin
90 50. Everything considered leql ~
been one With has aeen farres hi e
goCl done th' camp. and It's RI u
fruits are yet 10 b. realized.
Following N a brief resume OF TIE
years work N the mines and rr@
poets ~ the cnmp.
The shlpmer Is from the camp ag,,re
gated a total Of 1863. e0647O pound, O"
ore, the silver King leading With 5oN,
900 pounds Daly-West, 7i00s N
pounds keari s-keith. 5.633 300 pounls
ontario. ASA 400 pounds, New York,
5ol,si0 pounds miscellaneous mines, -
N2, 900 pounds
Two OF PARK Guys mines paid diti-
bends las. yeer the silver King. 81, 700
cao and The laly West, $4,000.
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CONCENTRATES

Contractor Joseph pedarich has gone
% Los Ans eles for brief vacation.
The delinquent stock sale OF the Te-
tro Mining company " scheduled for to-
morrow.
The regular calls of the mining OK
Grange VIII be resumed az usual to-
morrow,
The deliIqLpnt stuck sale Of the DAILY
Mining Company has been postponed
uhtil the 18Th INST.
The delinquent stock sale OF the
Great Netcrn Odd 4 Copper company
n scheduled for next saturday.
The New York Bonanza Mining com.
pany marketed a ear of ore on Satur-
day Whicl uotted close 10 $1,000.
lha frituds OF r. T. eddie. the well
Known TDnopah mining operator are
boosting aim for the next Republican
nomination for governor Of tbet state,
J. u reisnman and W. Wallace.
two of |',eiis creeks most prominent
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What Liquozone Is.

. ne VIRTUES ~ Ltuuozone IRE derive
80 ~ nom goes. The forulua a. fcn
10 acl us'E The process ~ maxim
20 Hlrcs large apparatus and rori
20 IL aayH time n ls directed m
a misgs Of tlc hig1est class The oh,
je Il o. So rN and combine the gase,
~ 20 'erry INTO the system "a pow crfu
10 ic-sern etlr.
intact Win LiQuozone kills any
70 ~ ~ disco "a germ. because germs .
~ vegetable origin yer 20 the body
Ia luc7 ne " not Only harmless ID
he p'ui IN tn- 'xo'cmo. That is It's
mi n crtinc,lu0 cowm0n gerralDldes
az Taison wheG Aken Internally
III 70 Is 0hy medicine has been
20 hlplcg IN germ dis.
ca HQuoyone s Vibrating. VI
"a hrS, purifying fet no d.se-se germ
ga exJsi ir II.
e SIu'ha 80 tli, American rlgnts TO
"a uoS.te after thousands Of tests had
lie = pefe y IN IL. lts mower mad been
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PERSONALS.

Edward T.. Hoffman has gone TO jon
lin, Mo. on business.
Aaron Levitt has returned from a
three vseks' tour In the east.
Jamen Harvey and wife have gone 10
souther3 California, to be absent until
June.
Rabbi and Mrs. c. j. Freund will re-
Ceive Il S evening at their G. street
resldenc,
Frank Van Duzer of San Francisco,
blo'her ~ the Nevada congressman, Ia
sast AZ the Cullen.
Mrs. mes y. Eddie has returned
from IS ifornia, where she left the
dean recovering his health.
Mrs, En- incline b. Wells has returned
from norLhern Idaho, after a pleasant
visit with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs, George S. Bell and son
jack are agaln at home TO their friends
w their own home, 81 G street.
fudge Ferdinand Erickson is IN town.
. reports good prospects in every
v for )'is section OF the state.
{ vi Lambert, the five-year-old son
Of n 9hhrd G. Lambert. who was taken
10 ~ ,ifoves l.. y. 5. hospital on
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tvr,N us n y1H are ready 40 ~ i-
e. io4onc Let T. buy the first bottle Or
wu I~i the 'rdurt ltseH tsou 'e
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you who nre vn'tirg ONT Em w
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SOC Bottle Free.

" you need Liquozone. and have new
or tried IL, please send us this coupon.
We viii then mail YOU an order on a
local druggist for full-sl2c bottle. aud
Will pay the druggist ourselves for II.
This is our free gift, made TO convince
YOU. To let the product itself show you
what II can do. I'm Justice 10 yourself.
please accept it today. for It places you
under no obligation whatever.
LlQuozone costs soc and St.0O.
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Resolution No.
HusIor's Flour
on'y-'eoe.

Thursday, suffering from hemorrhage,
was reported much improved today and
out OF danger.
President Fish Of the American Tele-
graph & Telephone company arrived
in town this afternoon. from the coast.
en- route TO Boston. and Is the guest OF
President Wallace OF the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company.
NJ. scholl. a prominent member ofthe
Western Federation OF Miners. was in
Salt Lake today from his home in og-
den. II was Mr.. Schcll who secured the
release and full pardon Of the miners
from Wallace and shoshone, and he will
start tomorrow for Philadelphia. where
he Will have a conference with Presi.
dent Mitchell OF the Federation.
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Say Eyes"
To This Offer. ard See the Good You Will Get.

proved, ug1iu ANA again. boo The most
diflictlt germ diseases. Then We oitcr-
20 to supply Tie first bottle free ga ey-
cry disei ~e ih1t required 49, Md over
one million dollars have been spent 10
announce and ulhll this oner
The D suit is that "A 900 0N bottles
have bern used mostly iu the past two
years. To-day there uro countless cured
ones. scattered everywhere. 10 tell what
iquozo le hHs done.
Blt su marv others need IL that this
olrcr Is published still I'm late years
science 1us traced scores of diseases 10
germ attacks. uld remedies 30 not APP
ply 10 ihew We wish 30 show those
sick one az our cost-what liquozono
can do
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CRESCENT IS
IN ACTIVE CAMP
..-------.A -
sroksr u. B. Cole Tells About the
Lucsy Dutchman and 9th
o. Properties,
SAMPLES FILLED WITH GOLD.
lTecime,'s Brought 90 salt Lake are
Bcav,t-s--.irra,ei 10 scachiisb'
l. Heavy.

Harry .. cole. the well kn an Sock
h"fer. returned yesterday nom q trlp
T. up ctcs, eni mlninE district ~
~ ihern Nevada. where he reports con-
siss-able activity and SAW the
cttIook for some important eevelol'-
tasits Ia thsi district IN 1905 are very
" ight, ln1c'd
~ the fucty Dgtchmap. supt Roger
" plshire development work vigorous
j. and ~ nnUing some good ore Mr.
CoIl brought y 10, ~ samples In with
hhr. and nearh al ot them show the
presence " FREQ Eok
Several other efgapaHies are doing de-
NeiJpment md "a, owners ~ the Dou.
b. STANDARD ha,r heel doing soma
sfl'Ting. A WNm sng yndlcate is de-
velo9ing pronjst.s ground lying
juet 90 The east AZ ne Luchy Dutch
mn ana getting goo results
Nj, COLI says a grea dead Of Inter-
Act "a beiDg manlffs'ya IN IA Search
hight alsNtrs 40 rtv' 20 md from
tina -amr ~ hcaN ~ the ivsss1l time.
1rn iltom, olles plybs hatBsln Nation
aud 6ap'ch lgh, pro maklug MONEY for
ti6 owners ot ms ilne.
TLi alta ne ~ @s,arclntRilt sire df-
lighted oy the prospects or hafiag
ran unmni ,nh.. i.on with lac outside
Norg durli tie eeosent yasr \ gans
~ ss'reyc = IN inc held lotainp -
f,ute Tor 4 20 lne
WIZ IA rapid devalrpin' ~ or t's'
rliat. OF Sea. filght and iie conss-
tueA,t inc ~ 80 % ufo OUTPUT u auir ~
make the Nno y paS'Ds one
While avav Cole Nislt.d ~
tseo sge wh,,T ~ cf, MIS- Co,e whl
VI .steno 'lu 'inieg AIM M hoie OF
30 m, sratl,o l.,r hsanh. or his was
,Ait 20 the -ainDad MI Cole visited
A., sf,pe~ty II ~. Utah 4 Eastern
o.,,'ar company " m whlcn he be-
%. greatly lrpessed, s''me Neiy
. todies ~ orer ore have been
d yeio',sd "a this iuine during the pas'
year.
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PARK CRY IN 100,
Vha" shc PARK cay R"engd Has to
NY 81 the Se,r's Progress

Introductory o. a general write, M ~
tie n res of Pax tt,y, TIE Reeori has
the q lowing TO sty'
MO- outstanding many aivers, >ar-
nsi cocs. tho .,Ir 1905 has bren q
anne me f0r f,fk CltY In N At u
80 sa-u vast ,Ahp.ut ~ csal0r tory
~'1rk er'orme ! g. meny ~ M or WIS
rnmirF b5nan 800 with tde 6egh Ming
- th, voar th'S NuIk ~a~ begun and
he's been con,lnht practically rnln-
lrrtr ely for &c tnel c-mOnth bing-
ig TN ,e many pr"lWi ties pust 80 iurh
carer 20 producing and PAYNE prO-
J - ~ va, The rsstmption % ui-ru-
uns ne pnly iudge min is sigpll~
ctnt - the fact 1 at the minr has
1cbsl hat sttgn who're lts rerMan-
1cy u esta hlisAlg.. VII 1re the mana ge-
D. ont y attain, that 4 hea become In
'si = IrJduesr.' The keafRs-ku a.,
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Jan. l.--Cattle--Recaipts
too. market 10 cents higher. Native
steer, 100000, native cows and helfers
2.001a.o); stockers and feeders. 2. 15dI4. 50
bulls, 93R3.15; calves. s.0Oa6.I5, western
steers. 25lfi. 81 western cows 250ft3 so
} lgher Bulk " sales. 8. 05a5. IN; heavy,
lSq5 22ls packers. 5.o59l5 -; pigs and
ights, i.50d5.l0
Sheep Receipts. 1000; market strong
Alttons, f75At00, lambs, 5756u7. 60; range
Tiers, 5.5pg6.So; fed ewes, 1905 u.
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cANNCN a CANNON
nuy and Sell Bank. Sugar rnS Al Com
meroial Stocks a v soutk f~mple ~
IN THUNDER MOUNTAIN.
Dewey MIN Turned out S5,2i0 In No.
ycnit.sr

r. II. DEWEY was over yesterday from
Narra- III reported the Dewey mine
at Thunder mountain was maintaining
r. record. Gays the Statesman. Tn,
mill produced 1870 during November
and would do a. well this month. The
lnlne, said Mr.. Dewey. was loolSing very
veil. Supt. Haug had begun operations
from the lower tunnel level aud was
taking out Nooi ore.
OF the sunnyside. Mr. Dewey iald =
hitter received from Manager Plrduni.
sho has been AZ the mine for snme
days, showed he was highly pleased
The Burr Oak tunnel had been extend
&c 10 the vtln and the latter was show -
ins large body Of ore. Mr.. Dewey did
not know whether sam les had heen
1ssayed. bu, from the tone OF Mr.. Pur-
dim's letter II was evident the grade
% the ore WIS very good
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Cured lumbaao,

p. ". Canman Chicago. writes March
I. 93: Having been troubled with Lum.
bss;O at different times and tried one
pf sician after another. then different
oh ,msnts and llnaments, gave IL up al
tol athor SO | tried once more, and got
DO tie OF Billiards. Snow Lipiment, which
ga me almost instant relief I can cheer
ful recommend e. and will add my name
10 our list OF former sufferers" 25c 50c
anc 81 Sold by a. {. NJ. |, Drug Dept, liz
III Main Street. B
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BUSINESS NOTES.

An error occurred In the saturday
News In quoting the price Of Deseret
National bank stock, the figures being
almost reversed. The price should have
been $3.50 per share instead Of 5000.
ss
The only two sugar factories still at
work on the beets are those at Lehi and
Sugar City. Both will continue running
till about the Goth inst,
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ROBERTS, COMPLETE WORKS.

Outlines Of Ecclesiastical History"
s1.75. $3.50, s3.75: "The Gospel" 75c
sl.25, $3.50; New Witness for God"
$50. 81. so; Succession in the Presi-
dency," 30c. soc. 75c; Rise and Fall Of
Nauvoo. 81. rs, 81. rs: Missouri Perse-
cutions.' s1.25. s2.2b; Mormon Doc
trlne OF Deity" 400. 31.25 and t1.7s.
Deseret News Book Store, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah.
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rHE KING CONSOLIDATED.
Interesting i,cyrio"'anots faking P'"c'
NJ Jv,l, Nine.

An, cher property snich 10 90 u. eve
~ becoming gre II n inc n the silver
TX irD ,'oi solidatyd, s..ys the PFrh hec-
Urlr. Narly iii tn year. me m,cf merry
I'D d. Con. ives fsnnu 10 be iJo iiHm
fDr - work beins dine, anc u WIS
lie, OFT ard RIA 81 by the eplrndld
/, mn Y sni Of a., omarlo No. 1oisting
IAN rho deveinlr y Of the nine Is
/ n,ier he oirsc.i n ~ jack keetley.
-ns VI the Campo TOs, exp,r.e need
uilrsef men and - Is conhdemt that
ne ~ bis PRO icN III the naluns.
. .n,s .NElSing ~ rsspnQd two months
h,ck 'svelopmcrts nsss heei u,pre in-
u rtsth ani encouraging | AZ ever,
ma lOw The entire f.'f' is n hishly
!. ih.' .ised matt r, wb.eh 81 Is y lirvcd
. IN IT, axe the ;a,oe ore that M 1e the
Sil,st King nrsi fqn"us. tbs King
On. ! 81 worked uader many Sfilcul-
sies Il greatest ui which hss bern the
,tis rHestion. ut dft,r mucn effort
hIs les zen overcome, and all ,, low
rrh y IOr the q tar"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01

Fever Inflammation or catarrh-.lmpure
or poisoned blood-usually Indicate germ
attack.
In nervous debility Liquoaonc acts as a
vltall1er accomplishing remarkable re-
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Have wide acquaintance among east
crn Investors. Desire TO Join reliable
party having mining property for de-
velop,nent; can underwrite good stock
proportion. Address Immediately
Beres ord Hope, Salt Lake city.
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Where II Applies.

These Ile thc diseases n which Liquo-
zone has been most employed. In these
u has tanned Hs widest reputation. In
all of these troubles We supply the drst
bottle lt.c. Aud boz all-no matter how
difficult We offer each user two
months further test without the risk
Of o ptuuy.
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OLE AID BULLION.

The ere ard hlhllon So Elements. NJ
reported through the banking house ~
McCo'ni y COMPANY during tire YEAR
ians aga regatsu the .otal OF i2i 1885,
6si.
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REPORT FOR THE YEAR.
County Clerk Eldredge Shows What
His Office Did During 1905.

The report Of County Clerk ]. U. FL
dredgc Jr.. for the year 1906 has been
filed with the county commissioners and
shows an immense increase OF business
In the Office as compared with the year
1904 The increase in the receipts Of
the office was S5,2s3.i0 over the receipts
Of the year 1904, while tho salary roll
shows a decrease Of s9S.F as compared
10 that year.
According to the report the divorce
figures for the year were under those
OF the previous year. In 1904 there
were 201 divorces granted, while In 1905
there were lJg, decrease the past
year of Is cases. There were aleo "a
less naturalizations In 1905 than there
were In 1904. In all other matters the
report shows a steady increase in busi-
ness. Following Is the report in full:
Receipts from all sources.
ltpl ........s.s...4....,..,.$2 ~, Ubl. ~
Receipts from all sources,
lh .....',.,......,.,.,,SlS ,T3.T 0,Es3. 40
Salaries paid for u
months OF 1904 ...,...... i6,l0g.l3
months % 1906 ...,.,., .,le.slS,si -s.T
Number civil cases filed,
liuf ........,.,..s.. tS ....,...
Number civil cases filed,
Number o. criminal cases
MED, 1904 ...,..,...,...n., lis ........
Number OF criminal cases
nled, 1910 ..,....,.,.un, Isl 81
Number insane cases filed
lWi ,..,....,,...,,..,..,.., ~ ........
Number insane cases filed
lDo ...,......,,'.".....,. "
Number Of new probate =.
cases filed 1901 ...."r. ga ........
cases filed 1903 .,,...", @7 IS
Number OF commitments
to state prison. 1894 ... 81 ....,
Number OF commitments
to state prison. 1906 80. 70 u
Number OF matters dis
posed Of By court In civil
Number Of matter dis. '" '''
posed Of by court In ciyil
Number OF probate mat
tiers disposed Of by court
lgci OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1883 ....,...
Number OF probate matters
disposed Of by court.
Number OF interpretations
filed, 1904 ....".....,.;... i6j .,."..
Number Of interpretations
Number Of marriage II
censes issued 1904 ..... lac .......
Number OF marriage IL
censes issued 1906 ........ 1870 22s
Number divorces granted,
1901 .".....",.......... ~ ..,o".
Number divorces granted,
1850 Observation-Disclosures. lI3 %
Number naturalizations.
1891 neutrality-suspicious., w ...,.,,,
Number naturalizations
1870 ,.....s..s.ss.s..ss..s... lVS -
Number of declarations OF
intention, 1904 ........, 19 ,u.,..
Number of declarations Of
intention, 1896 ..,.,..,.. 2I 1oi
Decrease.
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A. q. CAMP sell.
CANNON a CANNON

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-02
REACHING FOR NEW BUSINESS.

A visit To Coulter's Clothing De-
partment will reveal 10 the buyer n
large aud we'll assorted stock neatly
arranged in the rear Of the store up.
stairs aud easily accessible. The
new styles are attractively placarded
aud the handsomely tailored Schwab
clothing instantly catches the eye of
those who appreciate style and quail
ty. Coulter Is making a speciality
Of the Schwsb Special si5 % suit and
has more than one thousand dollars
worth OF this grade alone to select
from. His prices on Srhwab cloth
ing range from SIS OOto 5000. Coul-
ter say he is pulling for the best
class OF clothing trade aud is salts
fed with less than hold-upproflt 60
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-02
CORNER STONE LAID.
Impressive Ceremonies Attended the
Work at the New Methodist
Church Yesterday.

The corner stone of the new
Methodist church building was
laid Yesterday afternoon in the
presence of a large congregation
with impressive ceremonies and
Masonic rites. The pastor, DR.. |,
+. Betts, conducted the exercises
and Mr.. W. L. Saunders ofiiciated
as acting grand master Of the
Masonic grand lodge Of Texas. The
program was as follows:
Song, No. 6S9-"Christ is Made the
Sure Foundation"
Prayer, Prof. ID. j. Mcdonald.
Scripture Lesson, Or. Belts.
Song No. 69i-"B Before the Sure
Foundation Stone"
Address by Rev. II. G. Willis OF
Navasota, presiding elder of the
Huntsville District.
Souks NO wv VIZ tuls oNoh' No"
Laid with Prayer
Masonic Ceremonies.
Doxology,
Benediction, Rev. J. J. Tatum.
The address Of Rev. II. c. vii
lis was of marked interest and APP
propriateness. He reviewe ed to
some extent the history and signid-
canoe OF architecture as an evidence
Of the achievements of nations, and
dwelt upon the spiritual import of
he occasion, impressing tn g
scriptursl lessons which had been
read. The Masonic ceremonies,