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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
Glandercd Horses Killed

State Veterinary Surgeon Charles
Korinek returned last week from
Josephine county, whore he found a
number of horses badly aflii6,ed with
gianders, which animals We're very
humanely killed, The doctor left
last evening for weeks visit In the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
GRAND 4
JURY
REP|

s,,S Court our adjourned this ~
i,a,;l,t subject to a telephone c.r n
l,,ll oalllI awaiting the rspoa }
grand jury, It Is undersg,,,., drgy.
tended report IL being I,vs ~
the jury lts1f, the dIstrI,, XVI 81
declining to draw up me ~
as has been the custom |, ~
past. The report has MOI
up to the time Of going 70 ,,s|
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
Remember

Cleveland's Baking Powder, in
S-fb cans, only cost $1.00, and BIB
can $1.G5. Both these cans have
the metal bGndlo under the regular
cover. They are useful when emp
ty. 10-7-1m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
II Built Of Wood

A. NJ. Hansen can make Il at his
sash and door factory, Mil and
church streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
When You Want

Good baking powder ask your gro
Ger for Cloveland's. Don't allow him
TO give you any other brand
l0-I-lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
Those Who Have -

Used II the longest praise II the
-Cleveland's Baking Powder.
10-7-lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
Niasons. Attention.

The members OF Sa-
lem Lodge, No. 4. and
Pacific Lodge. No. so,
will meet In the Ma
sonic hall Friday, Oc-
tober %, at . o'clock
d. m. for the nnrso OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
strcct Commissinncr nnsN-

street commissioner RuSN-
Street Commissioner Martin Is one
OF the busiest men in town, Since
tho paving business has begun the
work has been pushed az such a
pace that Il keeps several men busy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24

Horse for Sale-0r would u's,
cows. Address III Ness ,.,,
merclal street or phone y ls,s - y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
/ NEW TO-DAY

IOst-In or about the posed,
fiat. brown purse. conlaiilis
s. in money and a liuii
Finder please leave AZ Jc'rI
fee and receive suitable 's.l.|
lo-.t1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24

Wanted-A lady 10 vo'k !
Stones drug store, A A.s.
OF the business not esse0.. sa.
ply al once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24

The Sensation
The Plantation Hop, with the Pos
sum dance, Armory, Thursday even
ing, October "a, 1907. 10-22-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24

For Sale-one-year-old MAJ
blackberry plants. l~ "a
apiece. or 81 per dozen y.
Box ais, Salem, or -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
DIED.

HlLL-At the the asylur n
DAY, October 2S, 1907. Nd
Hill, aged 10 years.
The funeral services and
ment took place at Lee NIvsl
etery this afternoon atlbul
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24

ReWard--IIb liberal reward o,a, y.
information leading to (. 4. h
cry OF a COW los' ils" -
North High street O. "a. ,s
night, october II, 'a Pa''S \. "A 4
write f. n. BFahs01, n,..,.i,.. =,
North iti High street ..i ~. :. =
Light Jersey, dehoInsa ,Ias' 81
inc ,s obtained halter, alter, ~
fresh soon a''s' ih....
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
|CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Par
agraphs for Your Consideration

Post Card Hall
New subjects daily.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-23

being affected with glanders. Emerg-
ency.
No. 232, Martin of Morton, misde-
meanor to injure electric wires.
No. 81, Iceland, sub-expe riment
stations make reports.
+ No. 80, Pugh, teachers certificates
No. 2O6, Buttz,s expenses district
judges. Emergency. N
No. 100, Moore, affidavit for search
warrant in prohibition law.
No. II, Duncan, tree culture bounty.
No. ga, Casey compiling school
laws.
No. 80, Rose of Dickey. certificate OF
| inspection and weights to be returned
to local buyer Of grain. Emergency.
No. 1877, Sorlie Of Trail, unlawful to
use railroad tracks for highway pur-
poses. Emergency. @3ss
No. IS, Stevens, amends building
and loan laws. .sl5s
No. IL, Berndt Anderson, villages
may open streets. Emergency.
No. 36, Storey, cities may extend
corporate limits.
No. So, Haugen, owner Of building
in which liquor is sold unlawfully
liable to fine and imprisonment, and
| if public officer, forfeits Office Emerg-
ency. s.s &
No. 237. sorley of Grand Forks,
stenographer for supreme court.
Emergency. 3s
March 10.
No. IA, Berndt Anderson, powers
board Of trustees Of villages. Emerg-
ency.
No. IL, Duncan, residence of poor.
Emergency.
No. Is, White, ~ cent fare. M
No. SO, Oveson, maximum coal rate.
No. "a, Storey, stopping trains at
county seats.
No. 40, Burdick, discharging liens.
No. 50, Deane, hard labor in jails.
No. So, Griffith, liens on personally.
Emergency.
No. 49, Martin Of Morton. filling
vacancies in county. commits ioners.
Emergency
No. Is, Walker, school census.
No. 81, Treat, pure drugs. Emerg-
ency.
No. so, Tufte. who may solemnize
marriage.
No. 50, ]: M. Anderson, satisfaction
of liens.
No. 1877, Chapman, pay clerk court
Williams county.
No. 17e, Shirley, change Of judges
in district court szs. s
No. 1872, o. F. N. Anderson, distribu-
ton supreme court reports. 5Si
No. 1872 Treat, placing dependent
children. Emergency.
No. IA, Dean, states attorneys CON
tingent fund. ~
No. LIS. Shirley, change Of venue in
district court
No. 16S. Anderson of Grand Forks,
| lighting depot platforms.
No. 1872, Shirley, terms court First
district
No. 1872, Cunningham. assistant
dairy commissioners. Emergency.
No. 10s, Dean, criminal procedure.
No. 2s6, sorlie, profane language
over telephones prohibited. Emerg-
iency.
No. S12, Murphy, regulating tele-
graph service.
No. 26s, Brodie. coal mine statistics.
Emergency.
No, 27s, Duncan, deputy land com
missioner.
No. 2so, Grant, change venue in
Justice court.
No. 2se, Blegen, special school dis
tricts.
-
$3.50 ge
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-23

No. $40, Jones Of Rams or1, valid ating
charters Emergency.
No. 301, Duncan. school FUNDS. I
Emergency.
No. 31S, Brodie, assessment Of coal
lands. Emergency
No. 31s, Sorlie of Trail, urban
electric roads. Emergency II
No. s32, Adams. salary states attor-
ney.
No. 1886, Dibley, drain commission
ers' compensation. Emergency.
NO. 3Ss, Johnson, U. 8. field notes.
No. 52O7, Midgarden, property ex-
empt from taxation. Emergency.
No. 242, Collins, sale land non-pay-
ment taxes.
No. 24s, Adams, village sinking fund.
Emergency.
No. 27s, House Committee, appor-
tionment.
No. 2S1, Johnson Of Ward. register
OF deeds clerk hire. Emergency.
No. 2s1, Law, railroad transporta-
ton. Emergency.
No. 297, Peake, uniform system Of
accounts. Emergency. M
No. 800, Miller. hospitals on resident
street
No. 21O, Collins, master and servant.
81 No. 2i1, Bergum, poultry association.
No. 219, DibIey, county bridges.
No. 230, Thoreson, estrays. Emery
ency.
No 240, Chapman, Williston irriga-
Ition station. Emergency. &
No. 24s, Giedt, common carrier can
not be exonerated by agreement.
No. 1875, Haugen, publish govern
ment liquor licenses. Emergency.
March IA. 55.s35s
No. 292, Blake, reward for horse
thieves Emergency.
No. s0s, Treat, cemetery corpora.
tons.
No. 3O4, Chapman, fees county sur
yeyors. 5s3.
No. 299, Pugh, poor farms.
No. 2S4, House Committee on Tax
alton, assessment express companies.
Emergency. fs..5aA
No. 2O1, Stevens. probate code. Is
No. 205. Sinclair, patients to insane
hospital. Il. 85
No. 22O, Iceland, state engineer ex-
oficio coal mine inspector. Emerg-
ency. Il
No. 241, Burgum, vote on county
seats: Isl
No. 262, Dibley, county fair debts.
No. S44, Treat, rural paving Emerg-
ency.
No. 345, Wedge, ... y. Z. !. &. I. !.
No. 90, Hemmingson, powers OF
electors and supervisors in organized
townships. Emergency. s5 Il.
No. SO, Midgarten, contingent liza
bility of mutual insurance companies.
No. SO, Hemmingson, division Of
funds and property owned Jointly by
village and township Emergency.
No. 6S. Connolly, liens on future in
terest. Emergency.
No. 81, Halaas, deposits of county
funds. 81
No. Mockler, fencing railroad
right Of way
No. 107, Deane, warehouses; in coun-
ties Of ten thousand.
No. 112, Casey, relating 70 educa-
tion.
No. 15s, Shirley, salaries clerks dis
trict courts.
No. 165. Garden, road taxes ii in
corporated villages.
No. 15s, Shirley, reciprocal demur-
rage.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-23

No, SO, Rice Apportionment life in
surance surplus.
i No. 63, Gilbert Adulteration Of com
mercial feeding stuffs.
No. 81, Pierce Effect of highwoys on
i decided land.
/ No. q, Palmer - Antitrust law
Emergency. e.. ,.
No. u, Pierce Defines convey
ances.5
No. 7S, Pierce Unlawful to solicit or
ders for liquor, First offense INSIDE
meanor; second, felony.
+ No. 1870, Purcell-HoW to prove q
written instrument Emergency,
No. 1877, Talcott Unlawful to wear
secret society badge unless member
Emergency.
! No. Isl, Talcott Prevent discrimi-
nation between localities Emergency.
No. 152, Taylor County auditor re
quired to keep reception book. Emer-
gency.
No. 100, Purcell Amends section 1872
Emergency.
No. TIA, Sifton Unlawful to issue
misunderstanding iie 'isu' ai'.e po''
iey.
Ivy. TO oiiioii--leines Wilo = -
surance agent.
~ ito oii.oiii oil'o''s ms ~ 'l'ls 8
i sensations in life insurance
No' 10 oni'so.i--i 1oiitp'es liie ~
sularee aisci'lhliideioi,.
No. loo' oseiiseif--iioW espi'ai s.o = !.
= Z -, ~ . -, i,s's - :. 80 g
No 'a, tle-Ne uid.es uisDui Sc
ileiltS 81 ne insurance COMPANIES ,
NO. is' urneI--leIchahts mus
give 1iotlce - eleultors zDeioie seiiills
ehIire STOCK. emergency Is:
4 No'.siss' simpson ofsailizills unl-
ORGANIZED .tefritorS' emergency.
NO NO. zVo' Sasnei--I'sililes Wd'ei
course. Eilei sellos. IL
NO. zlo, aic 1'o'' aSillg gram ~ ele-
Vator s! 5. emergency gen
no. 20, hraape-i1lyel lls y sla a'
properly,
NO. azo' MISUNDERSTANDING g stea
elec'tric4i y E,.
no. 20, Iaroiifls inmates IS.
TORN scnooi.s. emergency.
NO. zoV' MoVius--Goncerhlhg sewers
Emergency. S II.
no. 20 poonhelnl-Llcenslng tan VI
sient merchants s. ~
NO. 20, Leutz-fa ar associations
must report dates 80 COMMISSIONS @
4 agriculture TIRE emergency mel
Maren -
NO. oof 3 sharpe ci.ies iess enan e"o
tlousanu may te-dislriee. nlnei s'enes
Maren 'S'| !,
No. ~ mclean 1s'all' eieation = oin1e
u ooihiliiss ialea e
ehcs' VI N s.
4 Marcn - y.
81 lso' - iaslor, report y scies s.leas.
urer u fecelpts anu uls puIselielils 9,
moneys lnuepenaene School
~ = -ileie' uu'ies y s.ase iii =
eo.loai soeieey
~ 2 '' onai pe' nu.ua, I ns - 11ss
4 ~, =. ..-ar.,.....s
=.
~, 6. 3 s w., "a. -
IS u
n, VA na,aa44 .a,o4;-,. -. -,
Y. 49, ~ s .
~ 80 -. q.
49,. 81 '-.ss ~ -. a. - Az
I. . Va, =
!, - J. {, 80 = .ha,r on,o,,a.
~ 80 - a,s,, . - -, .np.o
i CARRIERS to amn,oves
M % Gae,b 81 .rao,,l /. III, . ~, ~, az
! Emergency :
i No. 2s5 Ta1cott establishing live
! stock board Emergency. Probably
& abolishes district veterinarians
4 No is Taylor annointment 81 state
Il insnector of Srotals
4 NJ on arr I. 3f5 . -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-23

uluSi SCuCy slss III
No. 222, Mcdonald vital stats
tics.
No. 16s, Talcott Relating to
education. Emergency
No. It's, Simpson Salaries Of
life Insurance officers.
No. 127, Purcell Expenses d
judges supreme court. Emergency
No. la Little Twine plant al
pen. Emergency.
No. 1T2, Simpson Standard form
of life insurance policies.
of parties in district court.
No. 277. Sharpe Right of-way or
land Of minors. Emergency.
s. No. 279, Purcell Typewriter
briefs in supreme court In criminal
cases. Emergency.
No. 267. Purcell Attorneys fees
for foreclosure.
No. 125, Pierce Conduct of cleo
tions.
f. No. 233, Senate Committee on
Judiciary Unlawful for trustees te
spend money in excess Of appropria,
lions. Violation felony. 5E
No. 3SS, Crane Statistical re.
ports of institutions to governor.
No. 354, Sifton Accident in
surance. Emergency.
No. 33s. Senate Committee 81
Education Regarding University
No. 164 Young Mechanics lien
No. $40, Pierce and Koffell
Commission to Investigate public ser
vice corporations.
No. 21S, Purcell Change Of venue
Emergency.
No. 313 ], Kelly Capital stock OF
corporations. Emergency.
No. 81, Rice regulating life in.
surance.
No. 11s, Regan Qualifications 81
state examiner.
No. 1T, Simpson Regulating
life insurance.
@ No.#320, Young Normal school
homogeneous.
No. FL. strom County surveyor
81 No. Psi, Purcell Business books
evidence.
No. 2s3, Kraabel Claims against
state. Emergency. AZ.
No 167 Sharpe Elevator licenses
No. 253, Plain Written instru.
ments legalized s558s
No. 3O4, Lamoure Division Of
counties.
No. 2ss, Plain Bonds Of alb.
stractors of title. Emergency.
No. PA, Leutz Inmates Of reform
school. Emergency.
No. 269, Steele Extension of vii.
lage limits. M 4
No. 27s, Macarthur Construction
lof s.Ys.'
No. 282, McArthu Sessions Of
railroad commissioners. Emergency
No. 287, Koffel Contracts rs,
school lands.
No. 295. Crane Minors forbidden
use of pool rooms.
No. S0s, Senate Committee on
/ JudiciaryPractic in county courts
Emergency. NJ
No. 81, Simpson Regulating life
insurance.
No. Sc, Little Appropriation fol
historical society. Emergency.
No. 2S6, Koffel School land con.
tracts.
/ March 20. 5.5
No. 81, Kohel, anti-discrimination
Emergency
No. Ill, Little, regulating life In
surance companies. s5:
| No. 1853, Rice, sales of land in
county court.
/ No 205, Cashel, drainage. Emerg.
ency. NM.
| No 2o2, Simpson. repeating 1906
statute relating to organization OF
counties. u.
No. 27S. Hanna, commission plan Of
governing cities. M u
HOUSE.
| January rs.
No. 1, Stevens. investment Of perma
nent school fund. Emergency.
| February is.
No. 46, Piper, duties Of road over
seers. Emergency.
| March 2.
No. 315, J. A. sorley, creating park
districts. Emergency.
| March 5.
| No. 131, Dibley, conducting demon.
stration farms, experiments at agri.
cultural college, etc. Emergency.
No. 1923, Brodie, payment Of teachers
| in unorganized counties. Emergency.
No. 2S, .Buttz, soldiers home appro.
priation.
No. 179, LELAND. appropriation for
live stock association
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-21
To BUILD new
union DEPOT
Company Organized to Con-
Struct Station for Rio
Grande.
CAPITAL STOCK is 100000
SEVERAL LOCAL MEN ARE IN
TERESTED.

The company which will build the new
Rio Grande Western depot here filed ar
ucles of Incorporation with the county
clerk yesterday. 1t is stated in the ar
ticles that the purpose of the company is
to construct purchase or acquire lines
Of railway, branches and spurs, together
with buildings, depots," and more partic-
ularly union passenger station in Salt
Lake ana TO contract with other railway
companies for the use of their facilities
Ii is stipulated that the company desires
10 build on its own account about twenty
miles of switches and sidetracks
me incorporatOrs are Edward T JEFF
Irey, New York; Charles II. Schlacks
Denver Denver Col; Franklin w. NJ. Cuteheon,
OYSTER bay. n. Y; Joel F. Vale. Dem
yer, Col; Jesse White and Samuel G.
Mathews. New York City; WaIdamar
van Colt, T. ]. Wyche and E. A, Green
wood. of Salt Lake City
The capital stock is S26oOOo. with
this amount Edward T. Jeffrey holds l. 991
shares IN trust for eastern investors. and
each.
The officers are: Edward T. Jeffrey.
president; Charles H Schlacks. vice nresi-
dent; Ernest A. Greenwood. secretary;
Joseph w. Gilluly, treasurer. These with
the other lncorpOratOrs constitute the di-
rectorate.
Edward T. Jeffrey, named as president
of the company and trustee. is president
of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
company, and c. H. SchIacks is vice pres
ident aud director; J. w Gilluly is treas
.urer OF the ID. & r. G. at Denver. and
Ernest Greenwood is local treasurer of
the same road; J. F. Vale Is chief counsel
Tor the Denver & Rio Grande and West
ern Pacific, and Mr.. Van Colt is local
counsel for the cOmDaDV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-21
ELY EXCURSION.
HOW TO GET EXPENSES RE
FUNDED ON EXCURSION OF
JUNE 5TH

On or about June 9Th there is to be
an excursion to Ely. Nevada. If you
have not been there it Will certainly
be worth your while to make the trip.
Ely will be 10000 people in the next two
years. Nothing can prevent 1.-THE
mines and SmelteTs will employ at least
1000 men. Now is the time to buy
property when it is cheap. We have a
few five-acre tracts lying within half
mile of the finest residences in Ely
City. Every one of them will cut up
into sixty splendid lots We believe
these lots will sell for 800 each in. the
Eext eighteen months. We will sell
these five-acre tracts from S9z5 to 81. 225
each-1-3 cash, balance in and Il
months If you come in on the excur-
sion. we will allow you $50 from the
purchase price of one of these tracts
for your expenses. Refer TO First Ma
tional Bank, and any responsible bus
iEess man of Ely. Address for map and
particulars,
DICKERSON & ELLIS,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-21
Court Notes.

NJ Murphy of Murray petitioned for
letters for the estate of Mary E Shurt-
left. who died May and left property
valued at s1,O24. There are six heirs.
The l,O0o damage suit brought against
the city by Lorenzo Pappe for injuries
received by being thrown into a ditch.
was ended before Judge Lewis yesterday.
the jury returning verdict for the de-
fend2nt
George n Odell petitioned the probate
division of the district court yesterday
for letters testameHtaTy for the estate
of Thalia Grant Orahood. who died, May
s. leaving property valued at $1,000. There
are four heirs.
Elizabeth T. McComb filed a petition
in the district court yesterday for let-
tiers testamentary of the will of John
Taylor who died May IL last. The es-
tate is valued at 5000. There are ten
heirs named in the will.
The supreme court Monday heard ar
guments in the following cases: II. l..
Hunt, respondent. against Charles H.
Monroe. appellant; A F. Christensen. re-
spondent, against the Colorado Invest
ment Loan company. appellant.
The Salt Lake & Ogden railroad brought
condemnation proceedings in the district
terminal part of lot O. block IS, plat A
The defendants are the Henry WAGNER
Brewing company, c. F. Adams and
James Sullivan.
Because her husband has failed to pro-
vide her with the necessities of life for
over eight years Janet +. Ripple brought
action in the district court yesterday for
a divorce from James 2. Ripple They
were married in 1897 and have one child.
The husband is carriage painter and.
according to the complaint. earns $50 a
week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-21
A TONIC AND SPECIFIC
HOW DR.. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS
RESTORE LOST STRENGTH.
A Doctors Prescription, Not Cure
all, They Have One Purpose to Make
Rich, Red Blood.

General debility is due to impure
blood. Its causes are worry, overwork,
failure of the body to regain its health
after a severe sickness, lack of nourish-
ment from disordered digestion. or
some drain upon the body, all of which
result in thinning the blood, preventing
it from carrying health and nourishment
to the tissues Of the body The way to
cure it is to build up the blood and
enable the various organs to perform
their functions.
Mr. John F. Williams, of oil Lincoln
St, Anderson. Ind. who is in the boot
and shoe business, says In 1897 was
taken sick with typhoid fever, which
left me completely run down. / went
back to work before / entirely recovered
my strength and the close confinement
Of the store was too much for my weak
eled body. did not give up as should
have done, but kept at my work, al
though suffered great deal from sick
headaches and pains in the back. The
sick headaches came on me about every
ten or twelve days and the doctors said
they were caused from my eyes NV
stomach was weak, appetite poor and
COiUpiCAlO1l S111DN. lidu UlEilt SW6GI1,
which so weakened me, that l had little
interest in my work.
g | tried several doctors but got no
better and remained in this condition
until / read about DR.. Williams Pink
Pills and started TO take them. got SO
much relief from the first few boxes
that l used them until I was entirely
cured. I am perfectly we'll now, but ]
think l should have been a weak man
for many years. if l had not used the
pills
DR.. Williams Pink Pills make rich,
red blood, enabling it to carry life and
strength TO the weak nerves and other
tissues of the body. They are a specific
for such blood diseases as anamia,
rheumatism, the after effects of the grip
and fevers, and for such nervous diseases
as dizziness, sick headaches, neuralgia,
and have accomplished miraculous
results even in partial paralysis and
lOcomOtOr ataXia.
a valuable booklet, 9 Diseases of the
Blood" containing full information
about blood diseases and their treatment
will be sent free upon request.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid,
on receipt Of price, 80 cents per box,
six boxes $3.50, by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. 7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

c. d. Harding and wife to Her
mint E. o. Brien, part lot 16 block
IA. 5-aCTe plat A ................S 315
Ann NJ. Cannon ct al. to Sarah NJ
Jacobs, part section II, township
4 south. range l west ..-.... q
Lucius b. Howard and wife to Salt
Lake county, right Of way over
part section 9, township south
range east .----
5. A. Copeland and wife to Rachel
s. Miller, part lot ?. block IL plat G. $50
Lucien Simon and wife to b & M
Investment Co. lots ] and ? block
>, Erich's subdivision ............ 10
j. A Fritsch to J. w. Nc Auiey.
lots ] and ,, block 1, East Lawn
aQuItion - %
Helen Parker DOane to John w
MOAuley. lots 3 and TO- block e.
FTuitvale addition .................. $50
Ephraim ]. Burch and wife TO c.
W. Dansie, part lot I, block 81,
plat d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Eric NJ. Holmen to John F. Boes,
lot II, block 8, 5-acre plat A.. 200
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-21
BAIL BONDS INCREASED.
Victim of Assault Reported in a Sc.
rious Condition.

The time for hearing the case against
Thomas Ciaypool Albert Gallifent and
William Arnold, charged with assault with
a deadly weapon on Claude Y. Russell last
Friday night, has been set for next Fri
day in police court, provided Mr.. Russell
is able TO attend.
Owing to Mr.. RusselTs condition which
was reported to be quite serious Sunday,
the bonds of the alleged assailants We're
raised from 800 to 81 600.
Mr.. Russell during the fight at the
Russell dancing academy on Market street
Friday night. received blow on the head
with brass knuckles, and a kick in the
back of the head after he had fallen
down. He is confined in bed at his home
on East Fifth South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-21
MARSHALI'S DECISIONS.
Several Old Cases Disposed Of in
Federal Court.

Judge Marshall yesterday afternoon
handed down a number of decisions rela-
tive to cases that have been pending in
the United States court for some time In
the suit of Patrick COyne against the
Southern Pacific Railway company thu
court decided IT did not have jurisdiction
i'm the case and sustained the d, murTer If
the defendant dismissing the case.
The demurrer of A. Dunbar. the defend
ant in an equity suit brought by the
Western Pacific Railway company. was
oVerrulpd. DemuTrerS were OVerruled IN
the cases of S. NJ Robey against the
Western ore and Separating company,
and John r. May, by guardian. against
ing COMPANY