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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
poPrLARIrY Al PAYsoN

PaysOn. Nov. 5.-The popularity Of
candidates more than anything else,
characterized the election here today.
Joseph Reece. Democrat candidate for
mayor. won BY o majority Of SO, while
Thomas Lerwisl Republican, had q ma
iority Of % Cor the recordership. For
city marshal Everett r. Richmond had
a majority OF 16l while Cllmord Dale,
for justice of the peace. polled IS more
votes than his opponent Harry Tip,
ton end n II. Wilson. Jr. tied Tor the
four-year councilmauic term, while
three Democrats. William r. Heaton
Thomas Re~ce and George A. Peery,
won the short term. Elizabeth A..
Crook, Democrat, viii be the next
treasurer. having won by a majority
Of 20,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
HUNTSVILLE REroRMs.


Huntsville. Nov. 5.--what is known
as the Reform" ticket won out here
today, with the following vote Mayor.
Nels Logfreen. l43; recorder. w. j.
Browning 1876; treasurer, Mrs. Lottie
Kunx, 217: city marshal Albert Eng
strom. 1885, Justice OF the peace A. j.
Anderson. 146. city councilmen. r. =.
Jensen. tf4, c. c. Wangsgaard, 1873,
Alma Peterson. lis, and John Felt. l2l.
total OF 2S2 votes was cast, the
candidates on the Progress ticket re-
ceiving the smaller number.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

Park City, Nov. 5.-The following
ticket was elected here today, il being
a Republican victory excepting that
the city recorder Mrs Lucy Garvin
and Treasurer John J. Fitzgerald are
Democrats;
Mayor NJ Wilson, r.
Recorder-kirs. Lucy Garvin ID.
Treasuror--John J. Fitzgerald, r..
city Justice-R, IA. Waters. r.
City Marshal-Georgo W. Morse, r.
City Councilmen-tLong term) Fred
Cotsch, r.. (short term) II. w Deigh-
tol r. Andrew Peterson, r.. and
Royal j.. Wight, II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
JrMrEp orF rRAIN. InILrp.

Nanaimo. y. c.. Nov. 6.-Two men
were Killed near Chemainns yesterday
when a logging train ran away down
steep mountain grade. The locomotive
engineer l. White OF Naucouyer
dashed his head against a stump while
jumping from the runaway train. H.
was instantly killed
Walter Asberv Jumped and was also
Killed.
The brakes refused 20 wnrk and De
train got beyond the control OF the
engineer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
RESULT AT OGDEN.
Democrats Elect Mayor and Three
COuncilmen.
Especial to the "News)

Especial 70 the "News"D
ogden. Nov s-The following are
the officials elected yesterday;
Mayor. Alexander Brewer. D.
Recorder, Ernest +. Brown. r.
Auditor. Florence ONeill stanford,
y.
Treasurer. Thomas y. Farr. r
and d.
Attorney. James Divine. r.
Judge John j.. Murphy. r.
Councilmen-Firs ward George W.
Wilson, r.. second ward, Charles j.
Humphries. D.. Third ward, Joseph
Dana. r.. Fourth ward, Horace 4.
Peery. D. Fifth ward Thomas S.
Browning -.
The holdover councilmen are as
follows:
First ward, Austin, r.; Second ward,
II. j. Powers. R Third ward, SAM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

date for ATTORNEY was on both tickets.
Following are the successful candi-
dates: Mayor, Charles Brown; treas.
urer. w II. Bishop Justice, Lewis
Brown; attorney. d. w Moffatt mar
shal Michael Mauss: recorder. W w,
Waronski.
Councilmen. First ward, Warren II.
Lyon: Second ward. Ed Parkinson;
Third ward. d. ). Jones; Fourth ward,
Frank G.. Howe. Fifth ward, A. J. Wal
duist and Peter Mcmillan.
Only a very anabl Socialist vote was
recorded. not moro than 40 or 50 being
caat altogether
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
NEPm REPUBMcANs WIN.


Nephi Nov 5.-By pluralities rang
inging from 81 TO 1872 the following
Republicans were today elected as city
officials:
Mayor. ]. A. Hyde; recorder T. c.
VIM; treasurer. Robert Cooper; mar
shall W a. Wright, justice OF the
peace. John s. Cooper; councilman.
long term. James Garrett Jr.: coun-
cilmen short terms, A. r. Paxman;
George W. Lunt. William c. Orne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
BROWN MAYOR Al MURRAY.


Murrsy Nov 6.-Charlcs Brown,
Citizens. won cut over J. p Cahoon.
Independent ~ q majority close on 20
100 votes. Tho election was one OF the
most closely untested I'm the history Of
the city. The Citizens also elected the
justice ana recorder on the general
ticket and councilmen from the First
and Fifth ward. one councilman from
the Fifth. however chosen 70 MI n va
cancy, was an Independent, namely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

acterized by earnest work on an sides.
Carriages for every party We're picnic
full ana, or BwnsfOrd made the rounds
of the POLLS in the afternoon. Former
Mayor Morris went 'n The morning. and
Dr. Plummor rounded them up partly
in the morning. and partly in the ar
ternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

Many persons who can't
drink coffee without lying
awake at night, find Pos
tum Food Coffee agrees
with them perfectly.
The important thing is
10 boil the Postum at
least IS minutes so that
lis favour and foil food
value may be obtained.
When made right and TAX
en- hot with good cream
and sugar 10 suit ones
taste, Postum Is delicious
as lava coffee.
Made OF wheat, Il con-
tains no drug or other
harmful substance.
Try Postum 10 days
while you leave off coffee
with its drug, caffeine.
There's a Reason
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

Women say there rs nothing 20 equal KIRK Is
JAP ROSE Transparent soap for WASHING
2iE HAIR All druggists and grocer, sellL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

FIRST W1rd-Gcorge W. wilson Re-
sea; John W. Wentlc D., 54f; j. Vs..
Lund. s., So.
Second Ward--C. j. Humphries. D..
as. A n. Moycs. r.. 1872; Grant
synhcrs. S.. so
Third Ward-Joseph Dana. r.. $50:
]. Stanley Dee. d., 34S; Charles Neils,
r.. "a.
Fourth NVard--Horace =. Pcery. D..
64Si Frank r. Grant r. $50. II w
Beckett. S.. 81.
Fifth Ward-T. s. Browning, D.,
eco; j. f. Sne1aker. r.. $50. Carl c.
Rasmussen. s.. 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

Politics do not form a part
Of this business. Be you an
Aristorcat or a laborer. Your
dollar has the same value
here and the same courtesy
and attention will be given
to your needs You will save
money buying Davis" N oney
back shoes and get fine Shoes
that fit because they are
made on o ur own Nature lasts
For Men, Women and Kids
DAVIS SHOE co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

gated and the constant aud growing
menace to the city hcaith will be re-
iicvcd.
LEAVE CHEAP ROMMINcHOUsEs
"The patients themselves will get
out Of roominghouses, where they are
rcinfcctcd bv their own sputum. They
win get on 90 the comforts 10 the tent
colony in addition To- the fresh afr
necessary for their Improvement at
the most moderate figures. not To- cX-
coed the present cost of moderate
ruuminghouscs.
The site has not yet been selected
but win no early next week. II win be
close t0 Denver on car line. A herd
ol thc nnest COWS m Colorado win be-
purchased. as well as hundreds OF
chickens None but the finest food
stuns WIN be- bought and all vegeta-
bles and fruits chat The marhl, att
fords. Dr Van Hummell aud Dr. a.
w. Jackson, two eminent Denver ply
sicians who are tD bel Interested ate
awaiting the arrival OF other stock
holders from So Louis and the east
next week before picking tho site. ai-
though several fire locations are IN
view
SUCCESSFUL IN THE EAST.
ne same tnlNa mas uecu tired pa
the Adirorda cks and prs. Van Hum
mel and Jackson thought 30 time 40
10y % here
1T Is expected that hundreds OF con-
sumptives, inonensive In themselves.
but a menace 90 the city's health and
individuals generally. viii be segrc-
gated. Denvcr's physicians win have
o. place TO send the poorer patients
where they can look after them the
same as lf they We're allowed 70 re-
main m boardingsousea or hospitals
There win be male ami female nurses
and physicians constantly in attend
ancc.
The owners of the tent city az the
fair did not know what TO do with 90
after thc exposition was over and
stored DO. DR. Van Hummeu saw the
possibilities OF similar Institution
for Denver and the vast amount Of
good ID would do the poor. and me-
gotiations are now closed. Equipment
for 1000 win be on the grounds before
the winter is over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

Vel Thomas. D.. Fourth ward. chris
tlysare. D. Firth ward. O. n Dick
This makes the Ogden city council
evenly divided as % politics. but ON
aIe looked upon as lcvelheadod men
who Will not quibhie over trnes. and
Wll work Tor the best good OF the
city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

The american" majority remains
the sane ~ at present, but instead OF
having three from the Fifth. one from
the Fourth. two from the Second, aud
three frOm the First, the party has
enc nom the First. three from the
scrund two from the Fourth. and
three rroO the Fifth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
HEADQTARTERs AnANDONED.


Lssi night these party headquartors
nel1 their lHst Dig crowds. aud iaFpf-
li"a nf each plrlV Gathered there 'o
near ihn rfiurua fHit ihem over iild
go fom Qr out nu ihn street io lihillir,
lnenfNInf to whether fho returns
nipufNt Joy or sorrow
Ia iAe wards iho election was char
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

gated and the constant and growing
menace to the city hculth will be re-
licvcd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
PICTURE FRAMES
 Made to order. TREsSLAR'g STUDIO.
AGREEMENr IS RHAcHRD.
National Guardsmen And The Wa
 Department Get Tegether.

National Guardsmen And The War
 Department Get Together.
 Washington, Dec. 14.--An agreement on provisions desired by the represen- tative of the Interstate National Guard Association for amendments to the Dick militia law has been reached az A result of conferences held between General Oliver. as acting secretary oi war, General Bell, the chief of staff and of7cefs of the general staff, and Senator Dick. General Drain and other officers of the association.
 They are to be put in formal shape and sent out to the various State Ma tional Guard Associations. so that they may be carefully studied by them prep aratory to the general convention of the association to be held in January. All of the State organizations will not be ready to conform to the re- auirements of the Dick law during the coming year as that Act provides and a resolution probably will be put through Congress extending until 1910 the time allowed for that purpose.
 Probably the most important sub feet discussed with the result that most of the participants in the con ference gave 1t their assent. was the proposition to remove the present re- strtction upon the employment of na- tional militia to nine months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
THE MExIcAN suDaET.
rsa-sster I.imantonr AsE<s For Increased
 pnv fo Officfals.A

Pay to Officiais.
 Mexico City, Hec. A.--In Congress today the report of Minister of Finance rIfnantour was read and the budget for the coming fiscal year was maoe public.
 The estimated receipts for the com ing year totslled s103.3s5.ooo. while tne expenditures will reach Nos:zos.saz leaving an estimated surplus of sisl.- f5s
 The total increase of this years bud ret reaches the sum of s6.592 .27h, the largest item in the increase being TOT S1.27s5ss for the maintepance q the Departn,ant of War
 The revenues for the fiscal year just passed totailed $t1f,o27 600, the expen- ditpres s1po. .aas.l32, leaving a surplus of sf4,ez7. .ss9.
 The surplus of the previous year was $29,2Oe. .4S1 and the falling orr or that of the past year was due to the iarEe sum spent in public works sl7,- 20Es6os.
 Minister Limantour maintained that the recent crisis in the United StaIes would make itself felt in the coming year ffss,Mexieo In that investment would be curtailed.
 Interest rates are higher but this would only affect mining industries. Ha beiievaN that In the end 1t would work for good rather than evil. The ministers recommended an in- creasA h the salaries of all public off ficals.
 During the last year the interest on the public debt of the republic had been decreased by s2Ss,eo0.
 PICTURE FRAMES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
PRIseN GUARDS ExosERATHp.
Judge Morris Also Dismissed Charge
 Against Newspaper Men.

Judge Morris Also Dismissed Charges
 Against Newspaper Men.
 GeorRetown, Ky, Dec, 14---The trial Of Caleb Powers being postponed on account of commonwealth Attorney Franklin being sick. Judge Morris took up the rule for contempt A8sinst Can tain G. W. Longmire and his associates. the prison guards in ofarGe of Henry routsey and James Howard.
 All the newspaper correspondents were sworn in as witnesses and the result of the investigation was given fin a lengthy opinion by the court in which Captain Longmire and his as- seciates were exenerAtad end dis- charged.
 I The court thersupon ordered rules for contempt to issue against R. L. Me- Cure correspondent far out of town papers and R. Lee Davis. correspon- dent for The Lexington Leader. The court offered to allow time in which they could prepare and file responses
 Mr. Mcclure stated that he was ready to proceed with his exasninat tion and agreed to submit the case on the Morris rebuked him for the careless manner in which he had been sending out reports from the court room with out proper investigation and dis charged him with reprimand.
 ". c. C. Hobbs. attorney represent ing R. Lee Davis, asked that he be given until Monday morning. in which to file 8 response. The time was granted but at the close of the court, Mr Hobbs submitted the matter privately to Judge Morris A fine of SEQ was then imposed against Mir. Davis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
STORM ON LAKES.
Photographic Communicating in LOsvel
 Region Has Been Suspended.

Region Has Been iSuspended.
 Cleveland. O.. Dec. 14.-A fierce gale, accompanied by q heavy snow and rain swept over the lower lake region to- day. The storm proved most disastrous to telegraphic communication. The heavy, wet snow ciung to the wires age that in many instances comrpu- ntcation was maintained only with greatest difficulty.
 As navigation has practically closed on the lakes. the storm, so far as re- ported has not resulted in any dam age to vessel property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
ID CURRENCY LAWS
os,ssssl1ss no9s Gosvs..soa .as So0A
sn tks nnergies Of ths Usnn3ttss Wiil Da Directed Towarae HoR1-
 ang Lawu Moro GemgKal sn Charne1a1.

UeashinRton, Dec. 1ss--1tsaM De stAt- - en ths highest authority that if the < 15b- b-ccmmittee of the House Commit @SS on Banking and Currency. neW Ssr rtw~ ,vffh the suhject, can heve its W9y. no eirort win be made py Con- 1rses 10 adopt legislation remedial ot tSs present financial condition.
 Aii the energies of the commntce ,welI he directed towards sthe framine snd psusaEs of lnwa more generai n characfer, and which will De fntenaeu sc nreciude shrinkage of the circula- tion. Assurance of elasticity py tne adoption of the credit-currency syetem u,nv be recommended, or acme diGer- ~rf ueasare toward the same end may eyentuAIly be decided upon, put n any Svent 10 Legislation will be suxgested bv inc Committee of the correction or fhe present conditions-
 ThS sub-committee held four hour ~crference todat with its Chairman, Rrpresentative Fowler of New Jessey, N which the bill which the sub-com- mittee has undertaken to dren was earnestIy discussed. but no decision as t, lts prectse character and scope was reached. 1t is not likely the sub-com- mlttee will be ready tp report on the hin until after the halidayA
 ve have . nioe essorturant sf little Red Chairs, Rockers and Tables for the children.
 , Graye.-Arrcld Furpature Gompsny.
 lOG Dexter Arenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
LE1kUl1s x1In slVuaoDUCnn.
2. II. ss-~..sA Ass.. 2. II. ss..s :.

n ps r.~--.r z -s.s- - -. .. !.
 VII HI a1is,. I - ''--s \
 chisagA De& }1.~-C. H. Bosworth, formerly Presid1pt Of two of the walsf tsilreaeA was s11p4n on the stand when the trial of Johh R. Walsh was re- stunned today.
 xsstsraav hs tsstiaea that hs fsund no overdue paper in the Chicago Ma aonal Hank- H01Ay, however. he de- clared that he had found . nuinber of renewals of .memorandum notee. He tomary in good barking practice For the President of the bank to have nctsS discounAed and allow tt to be shown on the books that the money went to Mir. Walsh when he had used it himself. The cross-examination of Mir. Bosworth did not change his testf- m0ny in any material respect.
 The Assistant District Attorney in- troduced letters written to 1fr. Walsh from the ofIlce of the Comptroller of the Currency in Washington calling attention to excessive lo4na amount ing to $s.000, ,000. Tho fsply of Mir. Walsh to one of these lstters was also introduced. In 1t, he declares that the loans mentioned woplA receive i1nme- diate attention. Some of them. he said, had been psia asa ethsrs Fedpsss Letters froms comptEOllSr Rfdgaly were also introduced in which the Comptrolier declared that the Improved condition of the hank promised by Nr. Walsh had not been effected and or dering that the memorandum loans be adjusted immediately.
 John M- sGmythe. one of the directors of the bank. stesti6ed that he knew nothing of the various loans on memo randum notes which were called ta his attention by the Assistant District At torney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
JuFy uasasFeed'
D nEeeraes Wanted.
SUIT AGAINST TELRGRAPHERs.
Misuse oR Funds By Union Is One Oi
 The Charges.

The Charges.
 Kansas City. Dec. 14-F. W. Eckier ". J. Mckenzie and ten others, filed suit in Independence today against To- cal union No. 23s of the Commercial Photographers Union of America and the
 The plaintiffs say (that with many others they struck last summer and that various sums of money were ad- yanced to them, to help their members at such times, but that they were moi permitted to give simple receipts for the money, but were compelled to sign promissory notes, and that suit Is now about to be brought on the notes to en- force collection.
 The plaintiffs say the organization is now bankrupt and charge misuse of funfls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15

Al4&Andria. Tenn. 1t m1dnlett last nlGht caHsed loss ok>betWesn 60 eco a14 elo.o0o in the business pertion of thk town. The bank. postofice. and hotei were among the bsildings de- 0eod o3 .Oo0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
MAUREANTIA FLOATED.
Steamer Delayed at Port on Account
 Of fhe Heavy Mails.

Liverpool. Dee, 14-The Cunard Line steamer Maureantia which went aground last night in the Mersey, but which was floated early today unin- jured, did not leave port until s:15 o'clock this evening. The delay was caused by the malls, of which she took on 1000 sacks. A great crowd as- sembled to see the steamer off.
 Among the cabin passengers are whiteIaw Reid. the American Ana bassador and Mrs. Reid and Lord StFathcona.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
La.1as siens nxeep1sses.

tions n the appeal of the 6taadarA oil Company of Indiana from the Ane of e2e.240. .oO0 was today sigued by Judge LandfG. and was hled h the Court of<Appeals. It Is expected that the entire record in the case Will pc fled within few weeks and a hearing had upon the appeal within q compar- atively short time. ya
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
Alaska Bank Closes.

Seattle, Wash. Dec. 14--The Fair banks Banking Company, of Fairbanks
 Alaska closed its doors yesterday on accounSof a lack of currency. The of ffcials state that the suspension is tenn porary and that the bank will surely
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
ELIMINATION TRIALS.
Athletes wiil Compete For Places on
 OIympie Team.

Athletes Will Compete For Places on
 Olympic Team.
 Chicago, Dec. 14-The Record Herald will say tomorrow that elinni- nation trials for the athletic team that is to represent America in the Olympic games at London in Auguts 1907. will be held on Marshail Field. Chicago, next June.
 These trials will be open to athletes residing west of the Alleghanies and will be held in conjunction with similar events in New York for East ern athletes. Officials Of the Central Association, Amateur Athletic Union will have charge of the local games but will probably seek assistance from Southern and Pacific coast officials of the Amateur. Athletic Union. The exact date for the trials has not been determined but they probably will take place during the first week in June.
 Jury Disagreed.
 Chicago, Dec, 14--After being out for a little more than twenty-four hours, the jury in the trial of Thomas Chamales, tried for violation of the Sunday closing law, disagreed The final vote stood four for conviction and eight for acquittal. The case was the first brought under the new Sun day closing movement and was bitter ly contested.
 No Eegrees Wanted.
 Mayfield, Ky. Dec, i4-All con- eerns employing negras~ at Birmiag- ham, Marshall county, have received notices from citizens that hereafter no negroes must be employed in any capacity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
6IIa1I1n C'DHrlNUlub
\. AAasssssul Dsssss were -r.p.A

yMpooe1ay - 1aasn.
 MouonGoh, Dee. 1t.--The geafch for bodiee n mfnes Nos [ and . o3 the FAirmcNt Cnn1 Company continues to- ss.d ss . IF sds',,sns n:s ssss ss. nsss s ..ss ssss fsachsd t13. The committss on mine investtDe&isA appcinted lest winter by the Wen ytrginia Legislature has given aofiee that it will sit here next Tuesday.
 The cosnmittes is composed Of gep- Rters Garland and Kidd and Delegates Duty, StrickiinG and Mitchell. Clark w. May Attorney dsneral of the State. will accompany the COnmittee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15

Conmisuionse untii taD clcse of buna- hees vsstsrdny to bring taser tssexSeg np te tho aa.osznt ssqusfed V nv, kave psouesteG tho Ceumissionsf Fer n Nx- fens1ouASf tins. The reply of the Con- rnlssi0n ha1 not yet been reo~dve9. The Wet Side Bank will - re~ee- &Antsed fpesday or Wednesday sf npxt week ana It said some such move = also contemplated by the t0cctdtntal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
rhs Two Sa1ssA

It is not at aii unusual for stories from the bloody west to como with two hides So from mo Nevada gold nelds we have . story that nationAl troops other story folfows saying that those bad msn are realiy holding Sunday School ,consereneo and would feel hurt lf troops were sent there to fntefrupt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
wnuu,s on q ha1n. ]

Tuscon, Arizona, Dec. iE.-sewe wAs received here today by A. Q. BernArd. manheer of the Greene 9cld camp at LA Bfisca. fhirty-five miles rom Ma9- d1isfih. 0oncra. that Yauf fndians rrid- "a the camp Thursday. murdered Inc watchman, Henry Stewart. and ioetsd the sfore stewart was m Ameftcen, . former resident of Tucson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
A...Is i. Cekeess,ss.

caracaa Thursday, via wiiiemstad, Curacoa. Dec. A.-The high. federal court of yenezueIA ha4. handed dowu suit broueht by yanexuSie against the French -venexpalaf railroad company. The judgm ent Apnule the concession or the company and condemns ft to pay damages to bsAaasessed by experts.