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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
srEvE ApAMs uNMoyEp.
Lfstens t-nItnly to Vigorous Attacks Q
 Prnsersifinn AffOrnex.

Listens NUtmty 10 ShSuEVuN AttackAS Oh
 Prosecufipg Attorney.
 Wallace Idaho, March 2.--wholly ui1moved Steve Adams listened today while the state pleaded with the jury to condemn him to death for the. mur- der of Fred Tyler
 Prosecuting Attorney Knight cen- tered his arguments on the theory that the murder of Fred Tyler took place about August 6, 1902, He ac- knowledged that the defense had shown good allbf for August 1. the date first named by the state. but insisted that no alibi had been shown for the morning of August 6. He held that Adams would have had plenty of time to commit the murder early in the morning and reach Mason's cabin, fifteen miles away in time for dinner.
 Attorney Knight stated that one de- finite date fixed was August 20. the date when Boule was killed and that the testimony of Phillips fixed the disappearance of Tyler as about ten days or two weeks before the death of Boule.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
Killing Of Lohnnon.

The coroner's jury investigating the killing of A. P. Johnson, a deputy sheriff on Fifth avenue and Seventh street two weeks ago returned yer dict today that the killing. was done by persons unknown. To arrests were made in the case but all war ran+e will be withdrawn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

Garrett and General Manager T F.. Whittlesey.
 The meeting will be for the introduc- tion of Mir Whittiesey to the officials of the Seaboard and for general out lining by the new general manager of the policy of his administration. The Hamlet meeting will be followed by a weeks inspection trip of the Seaboard by President Garrett and General Man ager whitt1esey. accompanied by other officers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
c. F. MORITz ANNOUNCES.
Comes Out For Alderman From War

cOmea Out For Alderman From Ward
 Three.
 Charles F. Moritz, one of the best lxnown business men of Montgomery bas announced for Alderman from Ward three Mir. Moritz has lived in Montgomery for many years; and f2r the past twen+v-five years has made He is not only @ nrominent and successful business man but is man of distinct literary tastes. For thirteen vears he has heen a member of the 3,ity School Board and he Is a mem her her of the Commercial Club, and has serves on some of the most import ant committees of that body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
BETS ON ELECTIONS
JUDGE WEAVER MAKES AN IM-
 PORTANT RULING.
Holds that Primary is Not Election in Meaning of Law and IDdict- ments are Quaahcd--More
 Development.

Birmingham, March 2.-(Special.) )-- Judge Weaver of the criminal court to- day sustained demurrers in a case where a defendant was charged with betting on elections and the accused was acquitted.
 The winter grand jury returned in~ dictments against several citizens for betting on the result of the Democrat ic primaries held here last fail.
 The demurrer entered today was on the ground that the primary was not an election as intended by the law makers. All the cases will probably follow the precedent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
known men in the public l
K. OF P. CONVENTION.
Big Gathering Is Called for Troy,
 March I4

HlH eintheFInE tS ONIItU IUF HNVJf March IA.
 district convention of all of the lodges of the Eighth District of the Grand Domain, Knights of Alabama, has been called to meet Thursday, March 14, at Troy, by B. A Taylor or Montgomery, President.
 The call states that each of the lodges in the district is entitled to five delegatek. but the President urge' all interested and loyal Knights to attend. The Grand Lodge officers of the State and district committee have been tn- vised and an interesting program has been arranged.
 1. Preparations for entertaining the visitors are being made by Pike Lodge. No. S6 at Troy. The convention will meet at 10 o'clock in the morning in the lodge hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
plnr,,e noctor seIred.

Cronstadt, March 2--Dr. Schreiber of the 2nd Siberian Regiment, who has been experimenting with living organ isms in connection with searches for the cause of the plague. has contracted the disease and has been isolated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
WILL SEND TROOPS.
Military win Guard BreathItt County
 Court House.

Frankfort, Ky. March Ex-Governor Reckham has determined to send troops to Jackson next week to pre- serve peace during the proceedinss in the case of the commonweal h against James Harris charged with the COX murder.
 Accordingly Special Judge Carnes will on Thursdy morning be accom- panied from Lexington by q detail of about fifty men from the Frankfort battery and Lexington company of the guard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
.,...n.r r.onrn.In-

R. r. Kennedy a white man, was arrested early last night by Captain Miles Smith and officer Jackson of the police department and is held for the sheriff of Terrell county Georgia, M. G. Hill. According to Hdvices received from Sheriff Hill. Kennedy escaped
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
JANIToR STOLE SKELETONS.
Negro sold Bones to Physician
 Throughout the Union.

Throughout the Union.
 Augusta Ga. March 2.--George Har- ris, negro janitor of the medical school of the University of Georgia. has been arrested charged with stealing and selling to physicians throughout the country over 100 skeletons
 The average price was $50 per skel- eton, and it is said that Harris could hardly supply the trade. The skele- tons were taken from the dissecting room bone by bone, until the frame was completed Harris has been jani- tor of the college for years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
MEET NEv OFFICERS.
seaboard Air Line EmpIOyes tO Greet
 President GurFeft,

Norfolk. Va. March 2.-The general officers, operating officers. including the superintendents and representatives of all branches of the traffic department of the Seaboard Air Line Railway have been directed to proceed to Hamlet N. C., Monday to meet President w. A..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
Thc I3IIato TrnKedy.

The coroner will tomorrow take up the investigation into the kill tug of the Italian. Pilato. at Pratt City this week. The evidence tends to show a vendetta Is at the bottom of the murder
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
SULLIVAN Is OUT.
AunouDcea rs Candidate to Succeed SeIf in sixth Ward.

Self In Sixth Ward.
 Alderman James J. Sullivan. for ward Eridav formally announced that he will be a candidate to succeed him. self Tn the Citv council.
 known men in the public life of Mont he was license inspector under Mayor Clisby, being he first appointed to that office. During his career Tn me Citv Council he has been prominent active and conscienttous in the dis charge of his duties. He was chtet quarantine inspector during the vel
 Mir sullivan is one of the most pop ular men in his ward. where his poll tical strength is notable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
Vaudeville Performer Dend.

New York. March Samuel Devere. a comedian, who has been on the vaude- vile stage for about forty years. died at his home in Brooklyn yesterday of cancer of the stomach. He was 65 years old
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
Newberry Leavcn C1hnrle.tou.

Charleston. s. C., March 2 2--Assist- ant Secretary of the Navy Newberry, after an inspection of the navy yard, sailed today for Washington on the Mayfiower
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
BEAT A REPORTER.

Suspected Sub Treasury RObber Arrest
 ed fin Chicago.
 Chicago, March 2.--A warrant charg- ing George W. Fitzgerald. the teller of the sub-treasury from whose cage the s17s.O00 disappeared with assault was sworn out today.
 Fitzgerald yesterday attacked a news- paper man whom he declared had threatened his life and the warrant was the result Fitzgerald was later released Hn bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
CommI.sIoner NeIII ResIgn..

San Antonio. Texas, March Rob ert T. Neill. U. $. Commissioner. re- signed today. He Is succeeded by Earl Scott. Mir. Neill will remove to Fl Paso. Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

20 pounds standard Fine GranuIated sugar. si.0o.
 BROCK GROCERY co, fsN. Perry. 708 Highland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
from the county jail at Dawson. Geor- gia, January 23.
FuNEnAL ELnwnRs

FUNERAL FLOWERS. We make Q speciality of beautiful and appropriate offerings for the dead.
 g. B. STERN Sk CO.,, III Dexter Ave. Phone 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
second Reading.

6 25S. By Mir. MiI1er-To provide for inc extension of the corporate linn it's of cities and towns having 1000 in" babitants or more
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
N.,x Furutture Company.
AUBURN EXAMINATIONS.
of sIl.s wnl. to Army of-

Arrangement of Miss Wills f0 Army OA-
 ficer Is Announced.
 Auburn, March 2.--(Special. )--The sec ond term examinations at the college began today and will continue until March g. There are forty more SUI dents present at these examinations than af the corresponding period or last year. xxy.,,. x,ota
 The friends of Miss Kate Wills note with interest the announcement or nfr engagement to Leutsnant Earnest As new of the United States Army. Miss Wins has been spending the winter at Fort Lincoln, N. D.. vv.,t.a
 Lieut.. W. D. Wills. of the United states Army, has recently been pro- noted to First Lieutenant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

SPECIAL FERS SALE. rera. os all kinds, and in ali sizes, Monday at our stoKe' INV Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
VERY FINE CARNATIONS

VERY FINE CARNATIONS. Averaging three inches and over in diameter.
 Choice Roses and other Cut Flowers are always to be had nt
 s. II. STERN .S CO, II Dexter Ave. Phone 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
LESS (0NCERNS CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY
FLOWER SEEDS.

4 we'll assorted lot of FLOWER SEEDS in papers or by weight at
 BURKE'S DRUG STORE. Cor. Court and Monroe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
CAHABA VALLEY LINE
VISITS SELMA TO LOOK
 INTO PROJECT.
western Man Keeps Ills Identity Cov- cred But People Feel Much En- corumged over the
 Outlook.

Selma. March 2.-(Special. )--It be- came known tonight that for the past two days man who IS capitahs. number of Western capitalists, has been here in the interest of his associates and looking into the matter of b1Iiln- inS the proposed Cahaoa Valley Ral- road.
 While here this representative vis- tied several of the wealthy citizens who are interested In the building of that road and had long conferences with them in regard to the matter Tne GU izens who were interviewed by the rep resentative of the Western capitalists are reticent in discussinG~ the matter, and will not divulge the name of tne representative or the parties Tn Wnoss s, said that the parties whom he repre- sents have been considering the ques- tion of building a road similar to Lne proposed one for the past SIX montns, m and became more interested in the pro feet when they learned that Selmians were figuring on building the road:
 It is stated that the representative made the Selmians good propositions, well satisfied with the result Of his vis- 1t. It is said further that the repre- sentative is from Memphis and 1t IS presumed that he represents St. LOUIS and Chicago capitalists.
 New Furniture Company.
 Papers of incorporation creating what will be known as the Jonnson furniture Company were filed n .ne ofice of the Probate Judge of Dallas Sountv this evening. The capital stock of fine company Is placed at $40,O00. or which s1o,ooo is paid in. \.
 The officers of the company are = Tl. Johnson, President and Treasurer; W. Dansby, Vice-Presidenti Chartes RristIing. Secretary and H. B. Johnson, Manager. The company has purchased a furniture business on Broad street. which 1t will conduct.
 our Special Mixed Tea as good as u.uaIIy eoId for 75c to s10O per pound. Special price, BSc pound.
 Try q pound of this for sattsfactton'
 BROCK GROCERY CO.,,
 1xN. Perry. FOG Highland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
MARBLE

Curbow- -CIapp Marble Ca. Marble and Granite Monuments. 209-211 Dexter. Phone 145.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10

and asked that the county road leading
west from the Weber river bridge be
narrowed up to o rods instead of 8
as &c is az the present time. Referred
to Commissioner Mckay
Residents OF the same precinct petit
toned the board to straightCu out am
other road I'm that district but as The
road is not e. public highway DO was
declined
Commissioner Mckay has succeeded
in getting new contract with the Utah
Iight a Railway company whereby
the cost OF lights is reduced To- SIS
cents instead Of n cents per 1000 watt
hours.
According 10 communication from
Dist Atty. Harris. the tax deeds issued
by the county which were made out
"To whom IL may concern are of 100
value as a deed 10 be- valid must Dear
some ones name as grantee.
Commissioner Mckay reported hlN-
inc had O cluster o. lights placed at
Black Rocks iu ogden canyon to pro-
tect passengers from danger
HIGH HANDED RAsCALlTY.
The officers of the law are anxious 60
locate Billy Gibson ON the charge of
obtaining goods under false uretenso.
Gibson became onamor'd with "a Miss
Anderson of ogden but the young lady
turned him down As revenge. ho cut
"a fine skirt belonging to bon into shreds.
he was fined sac in SAL, Lake for that
ofonec lie then came TO ogden and
notified her parents that they We're
married and wanted her belongings.
THE young lsdY's trunk with clothing.
etc. valued at $500 was sent him. and
he skipped out for California. taking
81 with him. Al Truckca ON the South
ern Pacific he wired the young lady her
mother was dying at ogden. and she
came here only 70 find her well and to
discover his rascality
UIN-LOGAN POST @. A. r.. OFF,
GERS.
The DiX-Logan post OF the Grand
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SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Farmers Assn OniCcrs-Dcath of Mrs.
king-NICaSles Abatlng

AhAAAi- wv 49, .-h't+hAaArf
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Utah Go. Dec. lo.--Thc rcgu-
lar session Of the city council Was h,ll
last night. The new ordinance for tho
redistricting of the municipal wards
passed it's first and second reading. The
boundaries of the different wards are
made us follows:
First Ward-East Of Academy avenue
and south ~ Center street. taking m
an ;hc buildings of the State Mental
HOSPITAL
Second Ward..Wcst ~ Academy ave
nue. and east Of Sixth West and south
OF Center street
Third Wsrd-Wcst " sixth West and
south of Center street and west OF
Fifth West. north OF Center street.
Fourth Ward East OF Fifth West
ana west Of First East and north OF
Center.
Firth ward-East Of First East and
north OF Center.
During the debate on the above or
dinanCc the rivalry between the east
ana west ends was very much IN evil
dcncc.
The bids calling for the construction
OF the S-inch and 12-inch piping for
sewer district No. z were authorized 10
De advertised for
The petition OF the State Teachers
association asking for an appropriation
10 the finance fund was denied. council
not having the power 10 grant same.
AHLANDER COMPANY OFFICERS.
AT the meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Ahlander Carriage and Wagon
manufacturing company tho following
were elected members Of the board of
directors. A. r. ALEXANDER president.
Kitty A. Hines, vice president. Ed T.
Jones, secretary and treasurer: Frank
Ahlander and DIT. J. H. slater
RUNAWAY BOYS INTERCEPTED
Frank Mason and Herman Atwood
or Murray were arrested by the Of
hcers here upon advice from the au-
thoritios OF salt Lake county Tho two
boys We're wanted for stealing clothes.
money ana gun belonging 10 tho
father OF the Atwood boy They started
for some place IN Iowa but got MS far
as Provo and Deputy sheriff Emery
came and escorted the boys back 20
face the charge Of burglary.
FARMERS ASSOCIATION
At the meeting OF tho Utah County
Farmers association held here, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Andrew
kuudsen. president. Joel A. Johnson,
vice president T.. r. Hincklcy. secre-
ltitH' tll OFT PROVO, ana George r. fcdy,
Jr. OF Provo, and Joseph r.. Greer OF
Lake Shore, the two commissioners.
The two commissioners with the Sec
rotary were appointed "a committee 10
devise some plan for equitable ASSESS
mont against The property Interested
for the creating OF fund with which
90 ilght for the rights of the Utah c0uu-
ty farmers against the Salt Lake Canal
company ana the city of Salt Lake.
DEATH or MRS. KING.
After having been am invalid for the
last rs years, Margaret King, wife OF
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.FERFECT CONFIDENCE
AIl Lake City People Have Good
SslSon Tor Complete Reliance.

10 you know how
-o ma quick relief from backache:
V correct distressing urinary ills:
pr surely cure sick kidneys?
-' one Way-your neighbors know.
''e used Doan's Kidney Pills:
nave proved their worth IN many
lei's Salt Lake city testimony.
"Is 3. Clark. living al 1857 west
~s south street, salt Lake CITY.
says "a friend spoke so highly
. p.ans Kidney Pills that I decid-
give them a trial ] was suffer-
or lle time from severe backache
~! kineys also being in disco
''NiiIlon, / was never laid up
',D lAe trouble, but was unable 10 do
N. o,N ! began using Doan's Kid
I'm. ''.'' procured al the r. j. HIN
J. h'.' ana they cured the backachs
n n. nave not had a symptom
-.r, u'u1le since" OFrom state
" gwen July 40, 1860
q A LASTING CURE.
ma ',p- ls. 1907. Mrs. Clark con-
~, t'' previous statement. when
M MI N, b'an's Kidney Pills cured
w. SIDNEY trouble iu 1905. and Il
y, t.I' pleasure 90 state that i have
..r.. "iN recurrence OF the trouble
,r.t avn glad 90 confirm the state
Guy ] previously gave ia fayor ~
l' Kidney pills"
~. 'r n} all dealers. Price 30
Insier- Milbuw Co. Bunalo
AZ. 'of sole agents for United
Pc no other '''''
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY DECEMBER 10 1907

lege. The college brass band viii
give its annual ball at the Logan na-
Nllion Monday evening at which partv
they win furnish the greater part oil
the music. A large number of new
selections have recently been learned
and the music will be some of tho
best the band has ever furnished.
JANUARY JURY LIST
The jury list FOR the January term
or court was drawn thiq morning and
consists OF the following. John "a
Dahle, John Ravegtcn. Charleston:
John Screnk. college: w. e. pnrkln-
son, HYum. NJ. Mouritzsen. nd.
Edwards, N. u. Danielson. stephen
Hailstone, Joseph Hawkins Albert
Jenkins. G.. n. Baker, j y. smith.
Daniel Jenkins, Logan. Estus n. Ham-
mond, John y Roueche Mukine:
Harlow Bassott. Robert Foster Mem
don; Daniel Lloyd Mt sterling. a.
u Bisseger, Providence; Joseph 20
hirst Samuel Oldham, Paradise:
William p. Dopp, Trenton. Newell
Bullen. Andrew u. Allen. William
Merrill. Richmond; James Allen.
James A. Leishman. Joseph g.
Brown, William A. Lea. WeusviIe:
Isaac j. Allen, Wheeler.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
MILK coNDENs1No PLANT.
Impressive Obscqulcs over Remains
or Mrs. G.. ~ Lund.

Special Correspondence.
Ait Pleasant Dee D. THE funeral .ot-
ylccs over The wmmns 81 Mis Anua N;
tho Norih saupDtc stake. were held
iu she North Ward mtcunHhuuee ut Hi
p M. The house was. hllcd to !H hmiJ
husband and family coming 1nm uInot-
Ont parts of the state. rhc stand was nn-
propratcly and tutuIy dcca'1tDd "llh
dowera while NE, cish't '.a
uful floral oncrlnss of lfien1a und do
ones. Tho services wcic prc. a,d over hf
Tho choir sang. Crest Ron tHa Weary
Soul mid Scenes 0f Confusion. aud .o
Ny rather" 'rhe ne.ic,ct,9as Graa'y WH,a',,ilee
Hour were sung by a. q. Larson Hnd
Misses Mary LurFen. bcauIce etth u
and Niua clark The following M'l' ln.
church historian. President Henry Bcsl OF
Ephraim. prcs.dut newton d. Nnl.' OF
The snow Academy Prof. Georgc thr T.
sen Of Provo. and bishop james Larsen.
The deceased was born in liurueiI. ODD
FiIhn Denmark sent - le SD. Voc
1850 and emlgratcd to Utah n th. sum-
mer Of 1854 ON oct 9, i,si she Was ma'-
rod TO President q. n Lung. n''oin'oE
she treated as hcr own and VINO honor
and respect her Tor The pant she dld hN
them She became the moaher of seven
Six OF whom survive her.
Elder Hchlr j. Grant who was iu ace
company with Apostle John Kenny smith.
Saturday and sunday spoke o. tlD sI.u's
of Mt Pleasant Sunday evening
MILK CONpENstNG PLANT
j. 70 Ruckin of Richmond general
manager Of thc Iuh condensed h.lk
company Of cache County. madr ulp
of inspection herp DURING the week llnk-
# HH ." .
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VRAT CAUSED
DEATH OF BEERS
,..nOny of Physicians in Walk
Or Hearing-Hint Against
Lawrence.
,,ruBS OF WEBER COUNTY.
,..,p Post g.. \ u Elects OH
uiob Handed Rascality-
Wellina Pcrnits-FuucraL

o... Doe. l0.-porhaps the only
..s that tine state viii be able to
that viii connect Edward Law
NTH having taken part iu the as
. of DR.. Beers. was obtained by
,...,u, Halycrson at yesterday aft
., session of the murder trial
...., walker. Miss Maud Edwards.
...,v at Che hospital m being cross
....sf WAS asked for the couVersa-
IL. ss, had with Dr Beers before he
I'd Ind, uuouusciousucss. which she
.s1 I'm lh.s statement ne said
rsu beat nae" This -gorl stale
,.rt DE- state considers De- import
nRSJoyco testified to being called
d. .sera Ur Beers ou the morning Of
\. ASSAULT be being 90 the hospital
.ad Beers was conscious when ne
.av him. but lapsed into uncou-
.B.'ess .u about 10 minutes. He des-
.taf Beers injuries as consisting Of
I'D over the right eye. a bruise and
rs'I cut over the right ear and inside
.,e-. cut boz the right corner OF
rsmo1th. "a Cu. over the bridge of the
ma ms face ana head was terribly
t--.sl ana swollen. the skull was frac-
md OBJ the right sile. TIE cause Of
an Dc testified. was from hem
..-saes of the BRAIN The doctor tre-
,srrsi the skull taking from the brain
|, hrca blood clot. The patient never
GAINED consciousness. In the doc
ts op.u.ou the fracture was caused
.r,r a blow over the ear On cross
termination ne testified that I'm his
s1'r'o1 the wounds from external APP
ra-ncas would mot have produced
|. H If deceased had fallen against
b. sharp c0gc of piece Of timber
uah thc force Of another person on
Hn. H might cause the fracture.
nr Eugene a. Smith. who admins
t.r8 ihc rboroform when Dr. Joyce
r.nsrad iho skull, testified TO the
operation.
Dr A. S Condor. who examined the
body OF Dr Beers after death de-
s.r.bod thc wounds ON his body and
.-,e it ass DIS opinion that the frac-
rre of tfo skull was caused from a
.b'0w
Hoao LichJ the ombalWer. vino
rrri Doors body for burial. des-
uI Che condition nc found II i'm.
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FARMERS SCHOOL
ORDERVILLE.
BA1xY HORSE CAUSES DEATH
Alfred IIoyt Fatally Injured by Kicks
From Drowning Animal

Special Correspondence.
OrderviUc. Kane CO., Dec. 5.-Alfred
Neeks Hoyt. SON OF Mrs. Ellen f. Hoyt.
d.ed Dec 2. at 9 p. m. from the ef-
fects OF kicks from a drowning horse.
ON Sunday morning. Nov. 20, the little
u0y got ou wagon, ready TO go with
EIs nrotrar-in-law. Joseph Jorgensen, TO
Upper kluab when MIR. Iorgensen
went To- start the team. one OF the
horses became balky and backed the
wagon on of steep bank down into
tho Virgin river team and little boy
going with DO. The balky horse I'm its
struggles kicked the little boy I'm
shocking manner before he could be
gotten out breaking his arm I'm three
places. also two OF his ribs, and bruised
him badly internally. DIT. clark came
90 his assistance. and did all possible
to save the boys life; but on the night
stated above DE passed away. He was
the last aud only living son Of six. He
leaves a widowed mother and four sis
ters TO mourn his departure
The county teachers institute was
held Tuesday az 10 n. M. and p. IN.
with a sociable al night. The institute
was 90 be- continued the next day; but
as Prof Hall failed 60 appear, II was
adjourned
A theatrical performance was given
Wednesday evening under the auspices
of }. a. Brown of ksnab.