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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-04
NEWS OF THE STATE

the city and that In number OF in
stances property owners had improved
and beautified this right Of way; for
the canal company to dump the clean
ings from the canal upon 1t would be
dLscouragng to say the least. and
recommended that the council investi-
gate the matter and see II some other
means of cleaning the canal cannot
be devised. The committee on Public
grounds will look into the matter.
Mr.. Larsen of the firm OF Mouritzen
q Larsen asked the council to transfer
to the o, $. l.. railway the franchise
granted the firm for switch across
Sixth west street to its coal yard.
BY request of officer King the time
Of ringing the curfew bell will be
changed to o'clock p m. instead OF
o'clock,
A resolution creating water main ex-
tension district No. is, on Second
South street west Of Third West street.
was passed.
The fire and police committee recon-
mended that the plans and specifca-
tons Of the new fire hall be modified
| If necessary and that the committee
| be authorized TO advertise for bids
and proceed with the erection OF the
hall The recommendation was adopt
ed The estimated cost Of the build
ing is $1,000, A protest against the
extension OF water mains on
Fourth North street was filed.
The county attorney reported that
the Utah Independent Telephone COM
pany has 237 phones in use in this
city on which rental should be paid
TO Logan city, as provided by the
franchise
Alfred Pic0t was granted sii water
scrip in consideration OF certain con-
ditions
The streets committee reported that
IN consideration of the compromise of
the cases of the city VS.. g. Petersen
and Jens Johausen, pending in the dis
trict court, the committee agreed to
pay Mrs. Petersen s33. SO costs of court
and to furnish Johansen $50 as an
equivalent to fencing made necessary
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printed lorinula VIII aiso pear WINES
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-04
A COLD FLOODED MURDER.
Mai. ", T. Bowdre of Memphis Shot
Down Near Ills Home.

Memphis. Tenn May 3.--Mai W. r.
Bowdre. a prominent cotton factor and
director OF the Commercial AppeSl OF this
city. was shot and instantly killed hy an
unknown person tonight while walking
toward his home. No motive ~ known
When Mai Bowdre was killed he was
within 80 yards Of his home in one OF
the most prominent residential sections
OF the city and was returning from a visit
TO relatives. So far as known there were
no witnesses 10 the killing. The, only
plausible theory advanced Is that he
probably was intercepted by footpads and
refusing their demands the shooting re-
suited. The bullet pierced his heart and
death was instantaneous
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$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT.
Brought Against o. :. l.. Try. Co For
Accidental Death.

ogden. May 4.--Summons has been
served on the oregon Short Line Rail-
road company In a $4,000 damage suit
TO be brought against II by Mrs.
Eliza Murphy Of Park City, for the
death of her son, Thomas Murphy, on
April .. The young man was employed
by the railroad company In putting up
the bridge at the foot of Thirtetr
street, and in endeavoring to place q
Ftringer on the bridge, 1t slipped ana
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FUNERAL OF MRS. SMALL.

All that was mortal of Mrs. Angus
tine Small, wife of Samuel r. Small,
who died Monday evening. was con-
signed peacefully to the silent tomb In
the family burial plot yesterday after
noon. Impressive funeral services
were held at the family residence. 75S
Twenty fourth street, commencing at
. o'clock, Elder Charles Tillotson pre-
siding. Solos and duets were fur
nished by Mrs. May Farley and VIII
liam Picket Consoling remarks to
the bereayed husband and family were
Martin Brown and T.. A. Larkln. The
services were well attended and the
numerous beautiful floral tributes
were silent expressions OF the love and
made by Elders. VIM. ]. Hancock,
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fell against the scaffold. on which the
young man was standing, knocking him
into the water below, and In falling 1t
Is alleged he struck part Of the bridge
with his head sustaining such injuries
that death ensued In a short time. The
accident, the plaintiff alleges, was
caused through the carelessness Of the
railroad company.
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I oday $ Ogden News.

esteem In which she was held In this
community.
The teachers committee of the We
Der county board Of education have
decided to present the following list
of names Saturday for appointment
az teachers In the county school for
the coming school year:
lnez Stock, Louise Kannally Nellie
Anderson. Ethan Allen. Olga Thomp-
SON Amelia Manning, Hattie Reeder
w. II. Walton. George Il. Fowler. A. c..
Patterson. James X, Beus. Estella Hol-
land, Delphia Hetzler J. c. Neal. John
Wheeler, Julia Hallen. II. II. Robinson.
q, w. Dale, G w, Kunz. Pearl Jones,
Pearl Swift. Wealthy Lake. Marion
Belnap. Thomas r, Jones and Samuel
Biddulph.
Bids for the building of the two
school houses at Plain City and Hoop
er Will be opened Saturday and acted
upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-04
SHAW ESTATE INHERITANCE
TAX

According to a report filed with the
county clerk the estate of the late
Ambrose Shaw Is valued at S25 ,00s go
and that there are charges against this
amount Of s1l,0S2.6O leaving over
$4,000 subject 20 the state Inheritance
tax assessment and the court is asked
to order the administrator Of the estate
to pay TO the state the sum Of 1896 ~.
The administrator also desires per-
mission to raise 500 with which to
ing TO the estate.
Atty. Gen, Breeder and State Treas
urer Christensen We're In ogden In the
interest of the states rights to an in
herltance tax on the estate.
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SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
District Court Busincss-NIoycmcnt
For Weekly Half Holiday.
Specinl CorrespOndence

SpeCldl Correspondence,
Logan, Cache Co.. May 3.-The case
of the State VS. II. r. Davis, which
came up In the district court yester-
day was postponed until June s.
Davis was not in attendance and his
attorney tried hard to have the case
dismissed but failed but succeeded In
having 1t continued claiming his client
was out sheepherding and was hard
to reach
The case of Bently VS. Bastard ct al
comes up for trial today
HALF HOLIDAY MOVEMENT,
At the meeting of the directors OF
the Commercial club last night rep
resentatives of the stake Sunday
school presented the matter of half
holiday during the week and urged the
club to take some action towards hay
ing all business houses close accord
ingly, The directors decided to call
a meeting OF all interested for We'd
nesday evening next to take definite
action,
The city has put its rock crusher to
work and crushed stone is now being
put down on that part OF Main street
which Is TO be macadamized.
The Logan and Richmond Canal
Company mas just tlppuN NpllIltitu
the weir at the head of its canal. The
cost will be about $500,
w. j. Dowdle has bought am interest
in the Logan Furniture company and
will hereafter be associated with that
firm.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
The Logan city council met in reg
ular session. President Lindqust in
the chair. Mayor Robinson explained
that the Logan and Hyde Park Canal
Co. claimed two and one-half rods
right OF WAY along its canal through
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REPUBLICANS CARRY PHOENIy

Phoenix, Ariz., May 3.-The electlos
held here today resulted In victory
for the entire Republican ticket, l., w.
Coggins was elected mayor.
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ara pal. With gCcd cofomvs-,'sai
club What made ClaremoreS TIE
word RaAium-W Water, bot aiK ana q
eooa:eommeclall club.
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newspapers, and iet each man oni q
his walks. pave tie stfests and ne
will I'll make money, and az tie eame
time Riye employment y the labor.
inQ elasbes. III W don't fisk W. don't
vim. Now il the tine for ~ All 70
pull together for tiie greater upDulld'
InQ of b greater yinita
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another coming, great natural r.
sources,a natat0rinm and opera house,
two fine swimming pools for the psii.
he and 4 fne park, all 10 be adveFtlg.
ed by the railroads through TIE
United states. the best minera
wAter for medicinal purposes, that
can b. used also a. beverage.
Asa new citizen, I will say that !
feel proud Of our town and citizens
and speak thus 70 awaken greater
interest IN the minds of ~ citizens,
ana trust that ue viii all work in
harmony 70 the ultimate benefit of
ail.
W. q. WILLIAMS
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Dallas Excursion

On account Of International associa
tion Of Fire Engineers at Dallas, Ter
as, October to p Frisco will Sc
round trip tickets at rate Of one far
plus $500 ls10.OOl. Dates of sale
October 6 and :. Final return limit
q days from date Of sale.
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Colonist rates to California, New
Mexico, Old Mexico and Texas points
on sale daily from September l, 1906,
to October 81: fare from Vinita to
California points and New Mexico
and Arizona points $500. Through
Pullman car service from Vinita to
san Francisco. leaving Vinitas l. T..
at e.3J \. m. every Wedne sdays See
Katy agent.
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Cramp cole, Cholera moTbus, dysen-
terry summer complaint and especially
for children teethlng. Mothers, there
Is nothing better 20 supply the gas
trio Juice in the stomach. Every bot
tie guaranteed II properly given Full
direction on eyery bottle Sold only
BY Winner Drug Co.
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first published August 10. 1906
Warning Order.

Rirnt published August 10. 1906
Warning Order.
In the u. s. District Court az Vinita, in the
Northern District of the Indian Territory.
Charles Olenfine. Plaintln,
W.. No. ZJ33
s. r. rfseF and c. y. Osterhout, Dfts.)
The Defendants S F. utsey and G. D. Oster-
hout are warned % appear in this court within
Thirty Days and answer the eomplai-i cf The
Plaintiff, Charles OleHtine.
August 10, 1906.
O. A. Davidson, Clerk,
By Z. r. Davidson, Deputy.
J.H. Chllders. Attorney FOR PlaintiF
o. Caldwell. Attorney for Non-kesident De-
Pendants.
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Bees Laxative Honey and Tar tl
original laxative cough syrup acts
a cathartlc on the bowels. 1t is mad
from the tar gathered from the rir
trees Of our own country, thereforn
the best for children. IL is good fQ|
coughs. colds. Group who0ping cough
etc. Try our free offer. Sold by Az
Owens, 9n1
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Good for the cough. removes the
cold. the cause Of the cough. That's
the work Of Kennedy's lexative Hon.
ev and Tar-the original laxative
cough syrup. Contains no opiates
Sold by Peoples Drug Store.
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A New Jersey Editors Testimonial

NJ. T. Lynch, Editor Of the Philip
burg, N.J.Daily Post, writes: II have
used many kinds Of medicines for
coughs and colds IN my family but
never any thing SO good as fOley's
Honey and Tar. ] cannot say to
much ID praise Of &C." A. p. Owens.
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Ta az r ~ D1atwfet cszre Is F5Mitas % tae
Ngrzsrn uFrrssz " tAe I1ti4n Isrsf1ry.
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resr A. ssss Ccart wss e 1nrrv Days and e.
6nex r1e e1z1p p.as1t II s-s Flaiz1i1. H- 8 Darts.
Aettsrrbeg It 1876
u q E>st11f AttosDeE tor blai-t.1-
g. p aeEsKe ArteFAeg 2lr 1fr i1e1t As-
aeMfart
Gas A. Dzgsfs61- ClAvk
Bg y. &. Davidaen- DapvrT.
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Tone the liver, move the bowels,
cleanse the system. Dade's Little
Liver Pills never grippe. Sold by A.P.
Owens. 3m
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trarnlnK Ufuer
rr the q. s. Court All TIn9ta ~ the Nort1ezn Dis-
triet IF tie Indian Territory.
n Il Bizeiaskef Piaint.a.
NO. Z544
Esiiis Biaeiaeket DER.
rrse above defendant Nellie Blueiaexet "a hers
~ Warned y appe4r IN this forrr within thirty
dzvs from the date hereof and answer the eQu.-
plant d the plaintin.
fhss A. Davidson. Clerk.
Sept lst 1906 By 9. q. Finley, Dsputy.
1fef,uiieeh probase0. 1ttosreyg for plaintiff.
~ PARKS, attorney f0r nonresident defendant
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first polished August 25. 1906.
Warming oder.

First published August 2Js 1906.
Warming Order.
in the C. 8. District Court az Vinita. IN the
northern District of the Indian Territory.
W. s. PEBBLES. Plaintiff
" No. 25s7.
Mary J. PEBBLES Defendant
The defendant. Mary ). Pea5ie.s Is warned 70
appear in this court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff w. S. PEBBLES.
August %. 1906,
CHAF. A. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Starr & patten. Attorneys for Piainnf.
Chas. H. Rogers, Attorney for Son-kesident De
feudant
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Are you troubled With pllesY One
application Of ManZan will give you
Immediate relief. Sold BY A.P. Owens
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First published August 3. 1906.
Warning Order.

First published August Q, 1906.
Warning Order.
In the 4. S. District court AZ Ninita, IN the
Northern District of the Indian Territory.
Myrtle Martin Butler. plaintiff
vs.. No. Io1f.
Arthur Butler. defendant.
The Defendant, Arthur Brtler, is warned 70 ap-
pear in this court within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the Plaintiff, Myrtle Mart,a
Butler.
August g 1906.
c. A.. Davidson. Clerk
By =. B. Davidson. Deputy.
G. B. Rogers. Attorney for Plaintiff,
r. H. Smith. Attorney for Nonresident De
tendant.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-10

Avoid serious results of kidney and
bladder disorder by taking Foley's
cure.
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,ublIshed Augusf II. 1906.
WARNING ORDER

FIrst Published August II. 1906.
WARNING ORDER.
In the Z. s. Commissioners Court af yinita, in
the Northern district OF the Indian Territory.
Eadrstt Sanders Mere. Co, Plaintiff
vs.. NO o0o5.
ylrgia Garrett Defendant
The defendant Virgia Garrett. il y@rned 70 ap-
pear "a this Court within thirty eeye and answer
the complaint d the plaintiff badgett- Sanders
Mere. CO.
August Ig 1906.
Thomas J. Farrar,
United States Commissioner.
1fe(,ulloeh K Pr0bascQ Attorney for Plaintiff.
Gaylord y. Bebout Attorney Tor Non Resident
Defendant.
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First published August II, 1906
Warming Order.

Warning Order.
In the e. S. District Court at Vinita. IN the North
ern District Of the Indian Territory.
+. A. Marang. Plaintiff.
W. Z No. 2536 Equity
Sarah Maraun. Defendant.
The Defendant Sarah Marang Is warned 70 ap
pear IN this Court within Thirty Days and an
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff. +. AZ Marang
August II. 1906.
@. A. Davidson. Clerk.
ByE b. Davidson. Deputy.
Gaylord ~ Bebout. Attorney for Plaintiff
g. b. Rogers, Attorney for Nonresident De
fendant.
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Daily grain market quotations iur-
nished by the Frisco Nil Co.:
White corn, per bu ,............ 59c
Yellow corn, per bu.. ~. 5tc
New wheat, 90 test. .........e...... .1Oc
New oats, per bu..................Z &c
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-10
THE MARKETS
Daily Report Of Current Prices
in Vinita.


Quotations fumisied b ne Vinita
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-06
Bull Run.

stand where McDowelTS bugles rang
over the fields of corn.
To the waiting. grim Confederate lines,
on that fair summer morn,
l see to the north the hostile flags, the
glitter of steel in the sun.
The Union lines where the orchard bends.
coming up from the forded run.
On Bull Runs last red hill | stand, see
hills on hills afar.
vast AMI mighty platform raised for
giant deeds of war.
Around me sheep are grazing. and tinkles
the leaders bell,
Marking the spot on the fiery slope where
jackson, wounded, fell.
The Stars and Bars are at the bridge,
they futter down the gale,
And North ard South arc meeting now in
battles iron hail.
Below me lies the valley. with Bull Runs
Over which in the field to this last hill
came bayonctS all aSleam.
The lines of gray pressed backward, the
blue lir"s pressing on.
Death horrid. singing in the air, its vic
TINS in the sun.
Wheel now and roar the batteries. and
shout the riding mon:
Comes sharp the crack of musketry. the
charge, reprlSc-and then
The fatal break in the Northern line, guns
hot in the hands of the gray
Telling a world that IS waiting. that the
South has gained the day
To Him who reiCnS Ger battles. the wave
of calling swords.
Tho cry. Ills ours-thc victory" are but
mans passing words.
But when as on this famed field. two
flags are on the wind
Each symbolling a difference. and ma
jesty of mind
Comes in its time the ultimate. God say
ing what shall be.
AS when one day in the Wilderness He
sat with Grant and Lee.
Not for a day of battle. that closed with
our falling Stars.
Not for a now enSangIined flag. high on
the field of Mars
Not for the first great laundering of
guns on Southern field.
When u nation in its Lincoln claSped
hands and lowly kneeled-
Not for the moon that rose that night.
looking down on elch pallid face.
Shall give BiIll Runs first battle its ever
lasting place
But the line it marked for the siren.
strong North. and the false hope
raised for the South.
AS for four long years the gilnts ciutched
and spoke through the cannon $
mouth.
james Riley in Boston Transcript.