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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

The metal quotations for TUESDAY.
posted by Mccormick & Co.. were ae
follows. Silver. 85 9sc; lead, $5'75; cop
per. 1Sc-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18
Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion receipts for Tues.
day given by Mccormick G. Co. were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18
PRICE OF COPPER.

Fasteners Do Not Look for Prices to
Go Any Lower.
The president Of large industrial
corporation says that all the talk OF
a weakening copper market In the i'm
mediate future is nonsense. Business
conditions, he adds. In the News Bu-
reau. are excellent, and, furthermore,
his company. which Is one OF the lead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18
Boston Stock Market.

James A. Pollock &c Co. furnish the
following Boston stock quotations. re-
ceived over their private wire:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18
Boston Copper Letter.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the fol.
lowing Boston copper letter. received
over their private wire:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
Salt Lake
Security Trust
Co.

AT close CT business July I, 1906.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE OF
hciai closing quotations for minin
stocks today were as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-18

]. OBERNDORFER, STOCK BROK-
Err. 1G1 S. Main. Tel. Bell 1872
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
ELECTION OFFICERS
COUNTY BOARD SELECTS MEN TO
 MANAGE,
List ef Inspectors, ReturnlAg O0ceru and Clerks for Contest in Mont-
 gOmery County en November 6

At a meeting held .yesterday at, the county court house. the Board of Elec- ton selected the managers for Mont to be held November 6. ss.@E -. The list of Inspectors, Returning Of fcers and Clerks of the election Is as
 Beat one-John Puritoy. w. H. Bar rett. W. W. Pearson. Managers; R. P. Lee, Returning Ofncer; Thomas W. Martin. R. C. Mason. Clerks.
 Beat Two7W: B. Holmes. Emanuel as Robinson. Returning ohicer; T. L. Peach. D. A. Cromwell. Clerks.
 Benjamin. J, H. Foster. Managers; F. rinston, Fl. Roberts, Clerks.
 Beat Four--William knox, George Stuart, James G. Cowan, Managers; i; W. D. Hall Returning Ofhce; Frank w. Jackson, G. M. Dix. Clerks.
 Beat Five--W. L. Chambliss. Henry Tom Taylor. Returning omcer; W. J. Connin, T. B. Thompson, Clerks.
 Beat nos sixW. N.Y. H. aossn C. Rixss, ives. WI William n Graves Ap fpeS. W. J. o",rs Foster ,clerRs. eer'
 Beat Seven Henry vandiver, J. H. oos. s J. stePhe1s Sc.
 Beat Eight--W. c. Jones, J. W. Mills, J. S. Davis. Managers: J. L. Bakey, Re- turning Officer: A. M Jones, George w.
 Beat Nine--H. C. Lamar. D. P. Jones. W. H. Mead, Managers; S. J. Chestnut, Returning Officer; Frank Pettus. Frank Mclean, Clerks.
 Mosely; M shackleford. Managers; H. Murrell, Returning Officer; c. E. Cren- shaw, W, A. Luckey, Clerks.
 4. Amason. Retiring oficer; James F. Robertson. Atkins Walters. Clerks.
 Beat Twelve-George. w. Crow, w. c. Afford. B. c. Barnes. Managers; E. Canty, Hilliard Afford. Clerks.
 Beat Thirteen-G. F. Wingard. J. F. Darden. ". P. Curry. Managers: J. J: stevens, Returning ofcer; W. L.
 Beat Fourteen~J' '!1o' M curtIs. sis' J. N. Nugent. E. M. Fannin, Managers: J. D. Fannin. Returning omcers; W. S. Rials. ", J. Houlton. Clerks. Slough. W. c. Naftei, Managers; N F. stoddard, Returning Oficer: ]. H. Mil ligan. A. F.. Smith. Clerks.
 Beat sixteen-J. T. Boyd. R. N. Brady, Returning oTcer; W. A. Guy. Lee Nor rison, Clerks f
 Beat seventeen-F. M. Matthews. C.. M. Robertson. ". A. Johnson. Mana gers, w. n. MCId0e, recurring .Om- cer; Charles H. Belser. S. M. Collins. Clerks.
 Beat Eighteen-Charles Chisholm. T. T. Herbert( H. M. Chisholm, Managers; W. S. Smith, Returning Ofncer; Nor wood Johnson. H. P. Yarbrough. Clerks
 Beat Nineteen-W. M. Wilson. J. R. Cantelou, W. M Johnson. Managers: T. B. Sloane. Returning Officer: Frazier Stone, J. M. Warner. CIerka
 Beat Twenty-A J. Taylor, w. T. Ledyard. Hal T. Walker, Managers; M. E. Witt, Returning Oficer; J. M. Turner, J. N Ethridge, Clerks.
 Beat Twenty -one-L D. Judkins, T. c. Raoul. A. J. Pinkston, Managers; J. R. Relic. Returning Oficer; J. M. Handy. B. J. Judkins. Clerks.
 The County Board consists of j. B Gaston. Judge of Probate; w. R. Wal Ter. Sheriff and David Johnston, Clerk of the Circuit Court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
E. G, FOWLER, DRUGGIST,

terday that everything is in shape for the operation of these trains and that the first one would leave the union station on time at g o'clock Monday
 All over the railroad world of this section the Montgom- cry Union Station has the reputation of being the best conoucteo institution of the kind in the country; and while there will be an average Of a train every eight minutes to be han dled. still things will run as smoothly as If nothing out of the ordinary were happening.
 When Engineer Hub Corners of the Western Railway rolled into the union station at 1:47 o'clock yesterday morn ing, with the. monster engine Is. one of the largest passenger engines on The Southern Railway train in At lanta was late and the Western Rail way train No. 37.had to wait for the connection. When No. 37 left Atlanta fortylseven minutes late. There were nine cars in the train and Engineer Corners brought 1t to Montgomery Tn just three hours and thirty-fi five min stops one delay of seventeen minutes. He saved the mail penalty for his com pany.
 The MOh1le ana onlO VIII tiiS big Parker Amusement Company to Montgomery tonight, six big trains transporting the show. By an mad, vertence the schedule of the special train that the Mobile and Ohio will operate was omitted from The Adver- tiser's account of the train service yes terday morning. Beginning tomorrow morning the train will leave Tusca- loosa at [ o'clock and arrive in Mont gomery at 10:4s o'clock. leaving Mont gomery at 7:30 D. m. and arriving in Tuscaloosa at 11:1S D. m.
 Phil Hay, Southeastern Passenger Agent of the road, says that he expects an unusually heavy business on this train.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
Death of Mrs. Brooks.

News was received in Montgomery yesterday of the death in Dallas, Texas, Friday night of Mrs. Brooks. wife of John A. Brooks, who for many years was Soliciting Freight Agent of the Louisville and Nashville Railway sys- tenn with headquarters in Montgomery
 Mrs. Brooks has been in failing health for several months and her deatl was not unexpected by her relatives and friends.
 About three years ago MT. Brooks was transferred from Alabama to Texas as Soliciting Freight Agent of the Louisville and Nashville for that State with headquarters in Dallas. and re- moved his family from Montgomery.
 Mrs. Brooks was born fifty years ago greater part of her life. Nineteen fly she came to Montgomery to make her home.
 She leaves her husband and three sons and three daughters. Her sons are Austin l.. Brooks and M. R. Brooks of Montgomery and Harry Brooks of Dallas. Her daughters are Mrs. R. Y. Jackson and Miss Edna Brooks and Miss Gladys Brooks of Dallas
 The remains will reach Montgomery Monday morning at o'clock and will be taken to the home of her son, A. l.. Brooks at 400 Dexter Avenue. The funeral services will be conducted from the Dexter Avenue Church. of which slfe was member, at 3:3O o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev W. NJ Cox, pastor of the church, will officiate. The interment will be made at Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
TEMPLE CASE HEARD
KAHL MONTGOMERY LITIGATION
 IS ARGUED.
United States Court of Appeals Also Heard Lawyers on Shea Case From MObile-Wil1 Sit
 Again Tomorrow.

The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland and Kahl Montgomery Were plaintiff and defendant respec- lively yesterday in case of consider able importance that was heard yes- terday by the United States Court of Appeals.
 eral courts of Montgomery since the fall of 1902. 1t had its beginning iil the City Court of Montgomery, August 22, 1902, when Kahl Montgomery, the tered suit against the Fidelity ano Deposit Company for $5,000 as surety for John W. Hood & Company. the contractors who erected the handsome Jewish Temple. corner of Clayton and complaint that the contractors did nor erect and complete the building in ac- cordance with their contract.
 shS5 %s a tss United the Circuit Court here and Federal jury on March g, 1906. returned verdict for 5000 for kahl Montgomery. The surety company appealed the case to which were heard yesterdey.
 The Court took the case under ad- visement to render & decision at a later datc
 large amount of money was that styled Thomas J. Shea against the City of Mobile which was submitted to the Court on briefs.
 Shea. resident of Illinois. brought suit against the City of siobile orig finally in the United States Circuit Court at Mobile. He ciaimed $44.- 464.2s involved in a contract which he completed in laying certain system of sewers in Mobile. He alleged tho municipality owed the money for ex- tra work !n the installmcnt of the sewerage.
 Shea was awarded a verdict for $17.- O5S5 5S hy a jury in the Federal court December 10. 1902. The city of Mo bile took the case to the Court of Ap- pea1s which tribunal rendered de- cision in November 1903. reversine and remanding the case for trial. UT a retripl of the case in the Federal Court at Mobile. January 22, 1906. a verdict was returned for the mun1ci- pality Shea, thereupon. appealed to the Cour, of Appeals and he is now awaiting d decision on the briefs sub mitted yesterday.
 The foregoing cases were the only ones before the Appellate Court yes terday. The tribunal will be in ses- sion here. again Monday and for that da.' tho case of the Central of Georgil il Railway Company against Charles M Morgan. on appeal from Birmingham is the only matter set for hearing.
 The case of Herbert l.. Mcconnell vs Camors Mcconnell Company. taker up from Mobile, was transferred tC New Orleans for hearing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
MONTGOMERY STORY
ADVERTISEMENTS OF CAPITAL
 CITY BRING RESULTS.
Commercial Clubs Publicity COmmit- tee is Planning to Supplement the Good Work 1t Has Already
 Done.

The Committee of the Commercial Club on Promotion and Publicity met at 530 o'clock yesterday afternoon and transacted considerable business.
 Arrangements will probably be made by the committee for getting out a large number of copies of a leafiet containing Greetings from Montgom- sources. These leaflets are to be used by merchants in all their mail and they will be distributed at conventions and public gatherings.
 one-fourth page advertisement of Montgomery in The Saturday Evening g Post o1 October 20 was inspected by the Committee and the same adver- cal during November and December.
 proof of full-page advertisement in McClure's for November. setting was before the committee and was found to be satisfactory. This ma ga : zine will be out in few days, ana It Is suggested that extra copies he se- cured to mail to friends and that the newsdealers make arrangements TOT meeting the demands for the purchase of this number.
 mittee and forwarded to tne Board or Directors for it's approval, calls upon the municipal authorities Tor a strict enforcement of the vagrancy laws m order that it may be advertised aoroan ., that Montgomery Is peopIed with men who work. ,
 AS an evidence of the benefits al ready accomplished by the advertise ments of Montgomery the Commerclai Club has just received inquiries rom a number of cities mentioning the ad- yertisements in the periodicals: In quiries were received from o};ta 0ttumWa' va Va Oiney. Ill, Wheaton. Ill.,. Mexico, Mo-, Cincinnati. O.. Indianapolis, lnd'' and Chicago. r,,,
 The members of the committee Wno attended the meeting yesterday were Georre w. Jones, E. J. Myer. F. r.: Chaffee. C. F. Moritz and Hartweil Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
PIMPLES,
 BLACKhEADS...
Get Rid of All Your Face Troubles In Few Days Time With the WOn-
 derful Stuart Calcium Waf-
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You cannot have an attractive face or a beautiful complexion when your blood Is in bad order and full of inn purities. Impure blood means an inn pure face. always.
 The most wonderful as well as the most rapid blood cleanser in Stuart's Calcium Waters. You use them for a few days. and the difference tells in your face right away.
 Most blood purifiers and skin treat ments are full of poison. Stuart's Calcium Waters are guaranteed free from any poison. mercury. drug. or opiate They are as harmless water. but the results are astonishing.
 The worst cases of skin diseases have been cured in a week by this most effective working power of any purifier ever calcium sul- phide Most blood and skin treatments are terribly slow. Stuarts Calcium
 Waters have cured boils in divs Every particle of impurity is driven out of your system completely, never to return. and it Is done without de- ranging your system in the slightest. No matter what your trouble is,
 whether pimples. blotches, blaclshe ids,
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 Don't be any longer humiliated by having a splotchy face. Don't have strangers stare at you. or allow your friends to be ashamed of you because of your face.
 Your rlood makes you what you are. ' The men and women who forge ahead
 are those with pure hood and pure | faces Did Nou ever stop to think ot l that?
 Stuart's Calcium Waters are abso
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 | We want to prove to you that | Stuarts Calcium Waters are beyond l douht the best and quickest blood and | skin purifier in the world.-so we will send you free sample soon as we get your name and address. Send for | if today, and then when Bou have tried the sample you will not rest contented
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
EXERCISES BY U. D. (.
MEMORIAL TO MRS. DAVIS THIS
 AFTERNOON.
OTGalieotaona OR Confederate Women Wnn Have Churge of Occasion and .. n. GS0dwyn Nill be
 Chief Speaker.

Memorial services in honor of the late Mrs. Jefferson Davis. wife of the FresSoent of the Confederacy. will be neid at the First Presbyterian Church tnis efternoon at 4.o'clo:k, and Hon H. T.. Goodwyn will make the prin- <, By x. order of the President Genera, ,federscy. memorial services will he held throughout this country at the same hour this afternoon wherever there is a chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
 At a meeting of the four chapte.s of the U. D. c. at the Carnegie Li- PIShy Prasy yesterday morning, the Sophie the the SSs,s SSeSessiqn H and the pi{is chapters CTS Memorfal Association, 1t was decided t1 have the memorial services at the First Presbyterian Church.
 The members of Camp I1omax. and Camp Walker. United Confederate Veterans and Camp Hol.zclaw. socs or Confederate Veterans, together with the public,. are invited to ..ttend tn,
 The following program for ths occasion was arranged at .ne meeting yesterday morfng:
 Prayer-Dr. Neal L. Anderson.
 Scripture readins-Dr. J. A. Rice.
 Address-Hon R T Goodwin.
 Benediction-Dr. Charles A stakely.
 The occasion promises to be one <e exceptional interest and large audience will no doubt participate in the exercises
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
HARVEY GETS VERDICT.
Negro Secures Judgment Against Trac-
 tjOn Company.

A verdict for $l14 damages was re- turned hy jury at o'clock yester.
 day afternoon in the civil division or
 the City 'ourt in fa.or of William
 Harvey negro hackman. against the
 Montgomery Traction Company. The trial of the case began late FIT
 day afternoon and Judge Sayre lelt
 the case with the jury at l o'clock
 yesterday afternoon. Harvey sued TOT
 s5.onO tor injuries alleged to have been received in a collision between Washington Park street car and n hack the negro was driving ne claimed he was thrown violently to th- pavement and, among other injuries, had two ribs broken. The accident
 nrcurred at the intersection of Dexter | ANenue and Perry street
 ! In the case of Silberman ana loues against |. ,iruchensky. the Jury re- turned verdict at 10:30 o'clock yes terday morning for the plaintin Tn tne sum of sl5l This ease went to tle
 jury Friday afternoon and the Jury l was unable to reach verdict at |"
 o'clock r'riday night when me JuIors
 were allowed to separate until Ses'er l day morning. | The foregoing cases were inc onlE
 ones betore the civil court yesterdaS and upon their complexion Juus | Sayre ordered an adjournment uhtil no | o'clock Monday morning when duul , l tional iury cases will be up TOT triaI
 and two iuries will be empanelleo ior ! the week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
A Little Heart to Heart Talk.

Troy Messeng1r .,...,...
 Ii is one of the highest duties of citizen 10 take an interest iu the so lection of our officers
 It is one of the cardinal do' trinos 'f the Democratic party 10 uI hold and support it's nominees.
 A nomination by the dominant nartv in this state is tantamount 10 an eler- ion, and we are often prone to negle't going to the polls on election day and costing a ballot as We ar' hy duty hound. for the choice of cur party.
 We should vote the full state ticket as nominated.
 No opposition is offered to any of our nominees for distric; or county Of fices other than that Of J C Fonville. a Republican, who is "ppo'ing Co!on'i Wiley for Congress In 'his, rhe Secon District and while this amounts tH practically no oppos ,,ion, we shoul' see to it that Colonr! Wiley re0 -IN-s every Democrats vote in the dtsiriC; His devotion to the interest of his d.strict and especially that of his old
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

home county should he gratefully re Mcmhered by lis constituency and z u,aiori'v polled for him in the N"VHm hor election even greater than that nt roreived before. His pre- eminent f''- less for this exalted position has "e"o demonstrated time and again. Ills srl"ndid abilities. liberal 'ultur" and brad -tatesmaushtp have given hlni a rommandius position in. the "ouh sels "f rll" nation. Indeed few .n"r hava attained the high standing and cnvlable reputation as great leGI-- Ia tor. which after but six years of ser = Vtre he occupies today. His influence and vote Is always found uGon tn" side of right coutending for the rights and needs of the weak and oppressed against the greed of the powerful and opulent His untiring faithfulnGss energy and watchfulnoss n securing of his district has characterized hi5 entire official life.
 We would urge all of ou~ people U emphasize our apprec ciation of hl; splendid services in the past by giving him a rousing majority in the Novem ger election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
NEWS OF RAILROADS

Station Master Berry Grant and Night Station Master Johnson with their assistants at the Union Railway station will have their hands full dur ing this week.
 Beginning tomorrow morning there will be ninety passenger trains in and out of the car shed every twelve hours until the close of the fair next Sat urday night. This includes the shuttle trains operated by the Western Rail way between the union station and the fair grounds. Travelling Passenger Agent Powell of the Western said yes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
Safety of Alcohol.

The greater safety of alcohol. as com pared with gasoline for commercial uses N due to the fact that It will not isnte rom pure radtated heat gasoline does' tha' water utlI extinguish burning alcohol while t will only spread fire of gasoline and that the flame of burning alcohol radlates very little heat. while that of gasoline ra- dates heat very rapidly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
TEAGUE-GAY PROPERTY. Judge Sayre Has Decree Under Con.

0h0CEdtlOms
 The Teague-Gay proceedings in tho equity court, which resulted in a sale of thf Gay property. corner of Com merteF and Blob streets, to "eague and Sons at public outcry several weeks ago. were submitted to Judge Sayre yesterday for decree. Judge Sayr" took the matter under advisement and decree Is expected this week.
 The proceedings are in the nature of friendly bill of complaint filed some time ago by Teague and Sons. owning a joint interest n the Gay estate for division. At, auction on Court Square. the valuable site was bid in by Mayor Teague for Teague and Sons at f$100.0e0. The commits sioner conducting the sale. las sub- mitted report to Judge savre and matter is now waiting on decree from Judge sayre confirming the sals
 As soon as this Is done. the inter- ested parties, expect to take steps to :. ward making large improvements on the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
Some of Geneva's Wealth.

Geneva Reaper.
 Geneva has several things which are worth a fortune to her. Her magnifi- cent oaks. the artesian source ana abundance of her water supply. her two rivers, her matchless climate and the practically unanimous public spirit and enterprise of her leading citizens Geneva Is blessed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

We are sole agents for the genuine H. H. Babcock Co.'S 'Happy Thought" side sprlng, the best and easiest riding buggies made..-. Get the Babc0ek. MONTGOMERY CARRIAGE WORKS
 CO.,,
 St. 21l.2lJ Blbb St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

Four prisoners held at the County jail, against whom no indictments were found by the grand jury. were released yesterday afternoon by order of the City Court. They were: Nose Matthews, Charlie, Simmons, Verna Flewelien and Charles Thomas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

Notaries Public were appointed yes- terday by Governor Jelks as follows: g; B. Parker. Brewton; B. W. Head. Theba, Crenshaw County; Roy McCul- Tough. Birmingham and O. N. Hill, Andalusia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
4 complete assortment or Huntley and Palmer's Famous Biscuit and Cakes.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
CAR MEN GET INCREASE.

Traction Company Adopts New Schedule
 of Wages.
 Announcemet was made yesterday that the Montgomery Traction Com pany would adopt new schedule or wages for its motormen and conduc- tors on November 1st.
 After November 1st those men who are in the employ from one to six months will be paid IA cents an hour; those in the service six months to one year will be paid 16 cents an hour; those in the service two years. IT cents an hour and those in the service three years and over, IS cents an hour. At present the company Is paying its men a fiat rate of IS cents an hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

The Boys High School Literary So- ciety reorganized yesterday for the officers were elected: A. $. Noble, President; Graham Stratford. Vice President Alwyn Vickers. Secretary and Treasurer; Prof. P. Bliss Edgar. Critic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
NEWS M BRIEF

voluntary petitions in bankruptcy were nled in the United states Court yesterday by Lucinda Moore, Bettie sanders and R. H. Hull all of Mont gomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

Bishop Walters urges the colored race to "rise in it's own derense." Yet he denounces people who incite to race wars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

Marriage licsnses were issued yes- terday from the Probate once to MiI- ton Gaacher and Mabel Newgent. John W. Rollins and Annie R. Norris, and to John B. Wooten and Emily J. Da-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

JUST IN. Atmore's Mince Meat, by the pound. BROCK GROCERY co.