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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

II. 8. Rust. OF San Francisco, Cal, ,
arrived here the first of the week,
and left for Meyers Cove yesterday.
Mr.. Rust Is the new superintendent
Of the Singiser mine.
Il. @. Rees, whom The Recoder re-
ported last week at the point OF
6eath Is said TO be slowly improving,
physically. and will soon be able to
be np and around again.
The thermometer has been hover
ingaround zero mark In the mornings
for the past week or more. There
was no Wind blowing at any time, 80
u was not so unpleasant after all.
There will DO Christmas sale OF
fancy articles, pop corn and home
made candy Tuesday evening, Dec.
Is, at the court room, under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Aid Society.
/, We notice by the Dillon papers
that the horse thieves, which were
cpturad here some weeks ago by Sher-
LII Stewart and Jack Stone were sem
fenced to the penitentiary last week
for three and seven years respectively.
The Norton jewelry store moved
the las. Of the week into their new
quarters In the McNieoll building.
The new quarters are commodious
and neatly finished and make most
pleasant room for the display Of their
stock.
The revival services closed last
Sunday evening. The services lasted
about two weeks and no doubt there
was much good done. Rev. Barton
Is very earnest man and good
speaker, and gained many friends
while here.
| C. T. Anderson expects TO open bis
cigar factory and will be manufactur,
Ing cigars by the last OF the week.
lilo received case OF tobacco, which
With the stock purchased here, vii
make him pretty good stock te
stait business Win.
Messrs, u. G.. Reed and Lenor
Sells, OF the Junction. we're transact
Ing business here the last Of tn,
week. Mr.. Reed Is an old Iowa nc
uuaintance OF the writer. and nov
has good position with the June
tiou Mining Company.
John James, who was injured som,
weeks ago by falling from scaffol,
at the Junction, breaking his leg an,
being hurt internally 10 getting alonl
a. well AZ could be expected. II vii
be some months, however, before b
Ii able 10 work no his trade.
The sixth annual bali OF the Mod
crn woodnan at the opera hous
Thanksgiving evening was a mos
decided success Ia every particular
There were about a hundred an,
: thirty tickets sold, and tho dancin,
! continued until 80 In the morning
: The organization made q neat littl
sum as n result OF their lahors.
, There has been a powder famine 4
town fur the past week. Many Q
The mines are unable 10 carry on thel
work on account OF the SHORTAGE. Tn
stores have been out for week past
. The Pioneer people have car loa
: on the way, which they expect 1
s every day.
J. At the regular meeting OF the Roy
al Nelghhors OF America last Tues
IS day evening the following oficeI
:. were elected for the coming rear
= Oracle, Mrs. Margaret MahatYcy
% Vice Oracle. Mrs. Columbia He
brook; Chancellor, Mrs. France
n Pugh; Recorder. Mrs, Lirfie Snyder
" Receiver, Mrs. Floretta Beach; Ma
Is shall, Mrs. Grace Myers, Inside Sci
Is tinel, Mrs. Maggie Andrews; ou
4. side sentinel. Miss Mae McCrackes
a Manager two years. Mrs Della Han
sc ilton; Manager one year, Mrs Ro'
Gould.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

tine daughter of c. a. Snodgrass anu
wife. deceased. She is spoken Oh as
a most estimable young lady Wild
many Qraces Of character.
Friday, November 3Otb, the tnifo
wedding OF the week occurred ~
which Horace G. Pope ana rear
Alfred were the contracting parties.
Rev. Bonner, pastor OF the Presby'
terrain church performing the cere-
mopy which made the happy couple
one The ceremony was performed
at the parsonage, only couple o.
the intimate friends Of the contract
ing parties being present.
The groom is a son Of Thos. Pope
and is we'll and favorably known 10
this community. The bride Is res
ident OF brooklyn and mas many
warm friends among those VINO KNOW
| her best.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

LEMHI LODGE NO. IL, A. f. &
"A. M. Meets Saturday on or before
the full moon, at Masonic Hall. So
journing brethren are welcome.
w. II. ShOup, w. M.
w. L. Kerr, Sec.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
United in Bonds Of wedloek.

a church wedding took place
Thanksgiving night at the Presby.
terrain church In which George Frary
and Miss Elva Lyme were the con.
tEacting parties Rev. Bonner,
pastor of the church. was the officiat.
ing minister, The ceremony o.
CURED In the presence OF the invited
friends of the contracting parties
Mrs. Della Hamilton PLAYED the wed.
ding march.
George Frary, the groom Is min.
CT by occupation and a most worthy
young man. lie has relatives on
Boyle creek, being Il brother Of Mrs
George Nieman. Miss Elya LYME Is
well and fayorably known 10 Salmon
being a sister Of Mrs. Mamie Ford
On the same date private wed.
ding occurred. Rev. Bonner being
the officiating minister, in which
Roy Slime and Ala Snodyrass wer,
the parties TO the marriage contract
The ceremony was performed AZ IN,
ooms OF the groom-Mr. and Mrs
wm. Haeel.
The groom, Roy Slime was borr
and raised In this county, being !
son OF Mrs. Vim. Bagel by forms,
marriage. The young man is wei
spoken OF aud win no doubt proyid,
Rood home for his bride. Al,
>nodgrass, the bride Is an orphar
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

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Il. L. Hubbard, Record Keeper.
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

CAMP NO. 1910, NJ. w. OF A.
Meets first and third Thursdays of
each month at Court Room.
w. c. Smith, V. c.
L. J. Atkins, Clerk.
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HUGH DUNCAN CHAPTER NO
2, o. E. S. Meets at Masonic Hal
first Saturday after full moon.
Mrs. Olive Redwine, w. M.
Carrie Soule, Sec.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07
ingersoII is Enjoined.

This morning on the converting of
court, Judge Pope handed down an
injunction against r. G..
Ingersoll, the ticket broker, in which
the Pecos Valley Railroad Co. sought
to prevent the dealing in homeseek-
ers' excursion tickets.
The case will come up for final
hearing on Nov. 23rd. 1t is under
stood that other SUITS will be filed
against other persons in Roswell who
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Estray Notice.

w. W. Jernigan, being duly sworn,
on his oath says, hat on or about
the first day of June, 1906, he (tne
%affiant) took possession of one brown
horse, about ten years old, branded
INC" on left shoulder, NC on left
thigh n sc in circle on left hip,
said horse having remained in the
vicinity of atlantis premises some
five or six years last past, that aft
ant has made diligent inquiry through
out tine neighborhood of said prem
ises and precinct, to ascertain the
ownership of said estray animal and
has bee unable to ascertain such
ownership and does not know to
whom the same belongs.
w. w. JERNIGAN,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
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day night from Dallas and will be
here a week or ten days visiting old
friends. She moved from Roswell to
Dallas about eighteen months ago.
day night from Trinidad. He has
been in southern Colorado and north
'ern New Mexico since May conduct
ing meetings for the Adventist peo-
pie. His wife was with him but she
returned a week ago.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07

w. F. Harbert, general manager OF
the Oriental Cement Factory at Lake
wood, returned to that place Monday
night after spending three days here.
James Goode. special agent for the
Mutual Life Insurance Co., returned
to his home in Ell Paso Monday night
after a conference with the local rep
resentative, Edgar Calfee.
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General stoessel is Broke.

London, Nov. GA dispatch from
st. Petersburg today says that Gen.
S~toessel, the defender of ort Arthur.
appealed to a charitable institution
for wounded soldiers for assistance
to enable him to employ a servant.
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Adrift on Lake Michigan.

Chicago, Nov. 6.-After drifting
about Lake Michigan since Saturday
afternoon in a gasoline launch with
out gasoline, Louis Wright and VIM.
Thornton, of Michigan City, were to-
day picked UP by the steamer Glenn
and brought to this city. The men
had been given up as dead.
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B. L. Cooper Of the real estate arm

B. L. Cooper Of the real estate drm
Of Todd q Cooper, returned to FL
kins, Tuesday after spending three
days here. This firm is making town
of Elkins, having gotten the place
plated and started immigration. The
land is the property of the South
Spring Ranch and Cattle Company.
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Wool Market Active.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 6.-Sales in
the wool market continue heavy with
trading active. Values remain steady
everywhere and merchants are very
optimistic as to The future.
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Notice of Dissolution.

The firm of Townsend & Jackson,
p~roprietors of the Pecos Valley Meat
Market, has dissolved. J. S. Townsend
will pay all proper bills presented,
and collect all accounts due said firm,
Inc continue the business. Its
TOWNSEND & JACKSON.
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Ladies, stop a minute and think,
and see if you don't think you can
save money by getting your hat from
the Welcn Millinery Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07

There will be a called meeting of
the u. d. C. at the residence of the
President, SIP N. Mo. ave, Thursday,
Nov. 8, 1906, at 8 O'Clock.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-07
Notice to Real Estate Men.

have taken my property On East
street off the market.
M. M. FUCKER,
14t4 Checotah, 1. T..
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Miss Essie Matthews arrived Mon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
JURORS FOR APRIL. TERM.
Opera House Leased By Pclton and
Sniutzcr--PuDilc Library.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, March 23-Yesterday after
noon the following petit Jurors for the
April term of the Fourth district cour.
were drawn, venire returnable April 10:
John B. Hughes. Andew Jensen, Will
liam L. Jones Spanish Fork; Peter Pet
erson, Hiram S. Baker. Lehl: David
Evans, Salem: Thomas Wheeler Alma
Spafford. d. F. Brinton, Moses john
son, ]. n. Whitaker, William Harper,
Sprngyille; A. S, Hush. Phlo Wight
man, Payson; ], r, Bateman, h. Nash,
Alpine; Fred Faye, N. c. Nelson, w. l..
Hayes Jonathan Harvey, Pleasant
Grove; Lewis Whitney, Mapleton; wal
ter Mathews, Manning; Walter Scott,
Provo; John Stratton, Lincoln.
suit has been commenced by Span
ish Fork Cooperative Institution
against George G. Haes for Sl,OS4.9i.
with interest at per cent per month
from Feb. IL, 1900. The amount sued
for is alleged to be due on a promls-
sorry note,
The State Bank of Provo has conn
menced suit against j. Marten to col.
lect SSS6.4O on a promssory note Sc
cured by mortgage on Utah county reai
estate.
OPERA HOUSE CHANGE.
Messrs. Pelton & Shutter OF Denver,
who already have the management nf a
large number of theaters Including III,
Grand In Salt Lake, have leased the
Provo opera house from Jesse knight.
and Will take charge of the house April
!. Mr.. Shutter is expected here next
week to arrange for some changes and
improvements to be made I'm the build
ing, which 1t Is understood will be re.
painted and thoroughly renovated. II
Is possible that Mr.. Leo Bachman of
Wilson Il BaChman the present man.
agement. may act as the local manager
for Messrs, Pelton and Shutter. but
~ is not yet decided.
WEDDING BELLS.
Judge Booth married the following
couples here yesterday:
John Monson, q, of Pleasant Grove,
and Hannah Peterson, q, Of Sallna.
Wallace Larson. 49, and Mary Peter
son, 49, both of Pleasant Grove
THE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The free public library, which was
opened January 2, is a greatly appre-
ciated institution. The following re-
port Of March 1, from the librarian.
Mrs. W. NJ. Partridge. gives IN brief a
history of its present condition:
Daily attendance in reading room, %
to 40.
Number of state newspapers on file,
81.
Number of weekly papers. II.
Number OF monthly magazines, 81.
Number OF books donated In Feb
ruary, 297.
Cash, 81.
Number OF books discarded, O.
Number Of books in library to date,
LIS,
Commenced loaning books Feb H.
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Much Interest Taken In the Or
qanlzation for Protection
OF Dumb Animals.
MADE ITALIAN VICE CONSUL.
,s..e Frazzlni Receives His Commits.
s,on--Rapld Transit Surveys to
Ogden Canyon.

ogden. March ga great deal OK
,,,erest is being manifest in the or
.,rization of the local branch Of this
state Humane society, as was indicat-
"a last evening by the increased at
tendance over the previous meeting.
and every indication is that the assoc
citation Is going to be a thorough sue
,sss Not alone are people OF GER
tain class interested in the movement.
hut all classes and denominations.
n was decided at the meeting last
evening to increase the number of vice
presidents from fve to ten. and to elect
the chief Of police, county sheriff. dis
triot Judge and municipal Judge by vir-
,ne OF their positions vice presidents
and Mrs. Judge Emmerson, because Of
many Years of work In the Humane So
clety was honored with vice presi-
dency. The report of the committee
anpointed q week ago to select 20 truss
tees was received and adopted, naming
the following gentlemen and ladies': f.
q. Woods, II. c. Jacobs, Mrs. Charles
A. Nelson, VIM. Newell. James Har-
rop. T. A. Whalen. J. p. O'Neill. ]. 7.
Rushmer. Mrs James Robinson. Mrs.
severn Dr. ID. n. Smith, Mrs. George
J. Kelley, o, NJ. Parmley. Grant Syph.
ers. DR.. A. d. Barber. John S. Lewis.
John l.. Wilson, Samuel Streeper, S. H..
Brown, Mrs. w. J. Shealy, Mrs Kneuss.
DR.. John Driver James Thomas. d. II.
Adams, Bert Litzenberg.
The officers decided to meet next
Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian.
church to further discuss the methods
OF protecting dumb animals from abuse.
President Condor stated that he has re-
celved requests from other places to as
sst them in organizing.
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7 oday' $ Ogden News

not, but will make the appointment IN
a few days.
DISPUTE OVER SCHOOL LAND.
The case OF the board OF education
against stephens Brothers TO quiet H.
lie to piece OF land extending along
the south side OF the Washington
avenue school, was no, completed yes
terday before Judge Howell, and the
hearing will be continued today. The
land has been used for school grounds
Tor quarter of a century, as was
testified To by number OF witnesses
yesterday, the plaintiff claiming that
the title 10 the property was given
them by the Mormon Church The
controversy over the property arose In
April. 1903, when the stephenses placed
wire fence on the land, which Supt.
Allison and several assistants re-
moved, the defendants replaced the
fence, but the board Of education got
out an injunction against them ana
had It removed again.
ONE DIVORCE GRANTED AND ONE
COM MENCED.
The divorce suit OF Clarence S. Grain
against Flora. A. Grain was heard by
the court and divorce granted by de-
fault. The plaintiff testified that II
was impossible for him to longer live
with his wife because Of her uncontrol-
able temper and cruel treatment to-
wards him.
Mrs. Winifred Austin has commenced
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PROVO DEPART MENT
The News is Delivered by Carrier in Provo at
Sevsnty-Five Cents Per Month. R. J Dusdale. Agent

Books loaned to March /. 2t3 cards is.
sued, pos
The library commission has just re.
celycd a large consignment OF new
books purchased for the library, most
~ standard works Of reference
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The stockholders OF the ENQUIRER
company viii hold their annual meeting
in Judge Booths Office Monday at /
o'clock.
Judge Chichester and Stcnographer
Cone II the Sixth district. were in Pro.
Va Yesterday.
Cecil Wall the young Wallsburg man
who was brought To the Provo General
hospital 10 be treated for broken
shoulder has returned to his home
cured
News has boon received here that
Leah, the 9-year-old daughter Of Bishop
and Mrs. Jacob Probst, Of Midway,
Wasatch county died yesterday from
appendicitis. for which she had UNDER
gone an operation Mrs. Barbara Selck
and Mrs j, r. ljoshard went TO Mid
way today to attend the funeral.
The Forum will hold its next meeting
Tuesday evening, in the Proctor acad-
envy
Warren Cotton, Of Nernal passed
through Provo yesterday on his way
home after a trip to Idaho.
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His Revenge.


George II. Butler, brilliant newspaper
writer for many years, became a dyp-
somaniac and n bore For a score OF
years he was sought by all, great and
small, but when he fell deep into the
depths he was avoided. one of his
best friends was Mai Carson, the vet
erdn Washington correspondent Of tho
Philadelphia Ledger. But, when Mai
Carson finally flatly refused to contrib
ute any more money for liquor. the
fallen fellow planned and nourished
grudge which he determined to crafty,
and frequently announced that he
would crafty sons day. At last the
occasion came, and Butler avenged
himself upon his erstwhile friend
Lawrence Barrett was playing for one
week at the Old National theater IN
Washington. George II. Butler went
to the editor of a morning paper asked
for a theater pass. and said ~ want
to see Barrett az Richelieu. and want
to write him UP or down for column
and a half | want TO compare him
with the other Richelieus have seen In
this country and In other lands"
The ticket was promptly forthcoming,
ana Butler was promised Il handsome
special pay for the proposed article;
for he was one Of the best writer's OF
his day, or Of any day. He stated that
he did not want any pay mt all. but in
tended doing the work as matter of
pleasure.
He attended the play, and wrote one
Of the most interesting articles ever
written about any play or about any
actor But, In the midst OF the story
he injected these lines, which We're
printed as written;
Maj. Carson of the Philadelphia
Ledger occupied n box, and when the
Cardinal uttered the words
The pen IL mIghtier than the sword
Maj. Carson arose In the box. leaned
far forward, placed his right hand on
his breast, and bowed his acknowledge
ments." +.
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ASSISTANT P. M. RESIGNS.

Assistant Postmaster Rufus Garner
has rendered his resignation to Post
master Thomas Davis, to take effect
on April 1, when he will accept a po-
sition with the George A. Lowe i'm
plement house as bookkeeper, filling a
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
j. +. Grant, Jr., who has accepted a
similar position with W. II. Wright &
Sons company
Mr.. Garner went into the postoffice
as assistant under Mr.. Davis when he
was appointed over four years ago, and
has performed his duties with great
ability, Postmaster Davis stated last
evening that he regrets to loose Mr.
Garner from the department, as he has
been a most efficient and courteous off,
cial, and has kept the books of the
Office In excellent condition, but as he
desires to retire entirely from politics
he believes that In accepting the posi-
ton with George A. Lowe & Company
he has made a wise move. Who Mr.
Gamers successor will be is yet UNI
certain. Mr. Davis says he has one
gentleman In view, but as he is out OF
the state at present. he does not know
definitely whether he will accept or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
RAPID TRANSIT TO CANYON.
Survey Now Under Way-l,oad to be
Completed I'm 90 Days.

Ogden, March 23--The survey for
the Ogden Rapid Transit company's
proposed line TO the mouth of ogden
canyon will be made under the super
vision Of Joseph A. West who with u
gang Of men commenced driving stakes
today. The route will lead from the
Washington avenue line TO the sanitar-
ium. and will be completed. 1t is ex-
pected, in less than 80 days, thus en-
abling the people to get TO Ogden can
yon IN q few minutes from the city.
BY the building Of the electric car line
to the mouth OF the canyon II Is be-
lieved many tourists who now sit
around the depot between train times
viii take a ride to the mountains,
which they will greatly enjoy. and In
that way they will get much better
idea of Ogden with her beauties and
resources. It Is believed that the
Ogden Canyon line VIII be used as
much or more than any other line. es-
pecially during the summer months,
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divorce proceedings In the district
court against Charles H. Austin. The
complaint states that the couple wer.
married at ogden Nov, II, 1897, ana
charges that the defendant deserted h,a
wife over a year ago and has failed
10 provide her with the neccssaries OF
life. She prays for a decree OF divorce,
$40 per month alimony and restoration
OF her maiden name, Winifred Fell. The
defendant Is an empoyo OF the South
rem Pacific company.
MOUND FORT WARD ENTERTAIN
MENT.
The Mound Fort ward Sunday school
will give an entertainment tonight M
the ward hall, when fine program OF
songs and Rotations Will be rendered,
concluding with twO-act domestic
drama entitled "a Social optcast.F
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
David Eccles and W. H. Watts Of tn.
Utah Construction company have gone
to California In the interest OF some
of their railroad contracts,
Fred Halverson has sold his barber
business In the basement Of the First
National bank building To Oscar Couch
and Thomas Pardoe Mr., Halyerson
expects to move to Oakley. Ida, whers
he VIII open up mercantile business
Mr. and Mrs. John Gay have gone 10
California on Il months pleasure trip
The basketball team OF the Summit
Stake academy came to ogden this
morning TO play the Weber Stake acao.
envy team this afternoon.
d. c. Child and wife win spend
couple of weeks on the coast pleasure
Ing.
The new passenger train TO be put
on by the Union Pacific April 4 h..
tween ogden and Park city, stopping
nc all principal points, wll leave ogden
daily at SEQ y. m, arriving at Park
city three hours later, ana returning
leave the Park at 7,i0 a, m, reaching
Ogden at 1915 a. m.
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A Severe Cold for Three Months.

The following letter from A. j. Nus
baum, Of Batesville. Ind, tells its own
story: II suffered for three months with
a severe cold. a druggist prepared me
some medicine, and a physician pre-
seribed for ne, yet did not improve.
! then tried Foley's Honey and Tar,
and eight doses cured me-"