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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20

We find that the poor house
is well kept and the inmates re
port themselves as kindly treat
ed, but the recommendation OF a
former Grand Jury as to the
condition of the grave yard has
rot been carried out, and we ask
that it be cleared of the bushes
and briars and fence of some
suitable material be placed
around it.
The Jail is we'll kept, scrup.
ulously clean, and free from
odors, but we recommend that
the repairs which are needed
there, and which were mention
ed by a former Grand Jury, be
done at once. A new scavenger
cart is needed there; but it might
be wei! to consult the town au
'horities and see if arrangements
can not be made with them to
remove the offal as often as NAV
be necessary.
we are glad TO note from re-
ports which reach us that more
attention is being paid to the
public roads Of the county and
that better work is being done
on them than usual. We hope to
be able 10 give more attention to
this important subject later on.
We have not had time to make
more than cursory examina.
ton of the books and offices of
the county but will take up that
work in the near future and
make careful examination and
report on same at another term
of court.
Our attention has been called
TO the fact that certain Carni-
val Show, which exhibited here
lately contained some features
which were immoral, such as
the selling OF indecent pictures to
children and certain indencent
dances fywhitewomenbeforemix.
edaudiences Observation-Disclosures.
We do not wish to 90 on record
as being opposed to innocent
amusement but We do oppose
all such forms of amusement as
the indecent exposure of the per.
son by women in public, the
selling of indecent pictures gam
bling devices and anything
which tends TO lower the stand
ard of morality as exemplified
lii the traditions of the Anglo
Saxon race and we commend the
spirit which has led the good
people of the town to protest
against such exhibitions and ask
the authorities of the town Of
Lancaster to refuse to grant Ii.
cense In the future to any show
which contains such objection.
able features.
We present r.. w. Doster for
passing bogus or counterfeit
money and receiving legal tender
for the same: witnesses to prove
the same, j. T. Young and w.
b. Meacham.
We present II. w. Mobley,
late magistrate Tor Pleasant Hill
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20
Report Of Grand Jury.
At Present Term of Court
An Interesting Document
A Number of Important
Recommendations.
To His Honor, Charles G.. Dantz-
ler, Presiding Judge:


The Grand Jury in this it's
first report for the year begs 10
say that it has carefully exam
ined and passed on all bills of
Indictment handed to it by the
So icitor and returned them to
the court together with it's find
ings theron.
= The Lancaster Chapter, Of the
Daughters of the Confederacy,
through committee of it's body
visited th0 Grand Jury and asked
that they be permitted to erect a
monument to the Confederate
dead on the Court House grounds
and also that we recommend
that a small sum be donated TO
them by the county to assist in
the erection Of the monuments,
and that the Court House ground
be graded and put in better con-
dition.
Realizing that these noble
ladies are lahoring in a glorious
cause, and that the valor and
devotion of the soldiers of Lam
caster to the cause of the Con
federacy were second to none,
and that their memory and the
memory of the deeds they did
should be perpetuated in marble,
we cheerfully comply with their
request and recommend that the
sum of one hundred dollars be
donated TO them as Lancaster's
contribution 10 the memory OF
her heroic dead.
The condition of the Court
House grounds is reproach TO
the county. 1t should not be
used as place to stack lumber
or to dump cinders and ashes
and other waste, and we recon-
mend that all waste paper and
other trash be placed in box or
other convenient receptacle and
arrangements made with the
town authorities to carry 1T off.
We think that the grounds
should be graded and sloped 10
the street and the old, decaying
and unsightly trees be removed
and others planted. We have
appointed a committee of our
body TO confer with the supervi-
sor and endeavOr to have this
work done.
We think the recommends
tions of your Honor in regard
to the Judges desk can best be
carried out by raising the floor
to the level of the door leading
TO the room, and we recommend
ed that this be done and that the
necessary drawers be added.
We have received several
anonymous letters asking us to
present parties for alleged vio-
lations of law and citing witness
es to prove same. We are always
ready to take cognizanoe of all
violations of law; but unless
man has the moral courage to
sign his own name to such COM
munications or unless the allie.
cations they contain are person
ally known by some of the mem.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-20

Camden and Kershaw papers
are requested to copy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
AMERICAN FORK HAS
CLOSING EXERCISES


Special to Tie Tribune
AMERICAN FORK, May a. The
closing exercises Of the American Fork
public schools, which were held in the
opera house last evening commencing
at 80 p. m, were attended by almost
every patron of the schools. The pro-
grammc which was rendered was as
follows:
Glass march. "Tanphauscr, By Miss
Dons Miles, invocation By James II.
Clarke, opening chorus by The High
school Students; salutatory, by Earl
Kcrsha7; quartcttc by cighth grade
students; oration by Milton Pool; in.
strumentsi music by Miss Dora Miles;
supervisors report by Osmon 'Iustc9.:
son. tent scene from julius Caesar,
bv Miss Myrtle Robinson and Miss l.e-
more King: song by the students Of the
eighth grade: yalcdic tory by Tracey
WooTor: address by Prof. Lew E.
Young Of the University Of Utah. Re.
marks were made by Superintendent of
County Schools Lars +. Eggcrtson and
by S. H. Chipman and G. \. Childs
The closing chorus was by Inc high
school students. the bcned,ctIon being
pronounced by Rev. Wldmsn Murphy.
Daring these exercises, when were
under the direction of Miss Dona Miles,
the eighth grade students were no'lneo
Of their promotion and were awarded
their diplomas by Trustee John Il. HIND
lev. which showed that out of a class
Of Gffv students. forty-thrcc had beer
successful under the tutorship OF Prof.
Joseph b. Forbes, the veteran school
teacher. Immediately after these OK
erciscs the eighth grade graduates were
formally admitted 10 The lIighschool,
end at once retired to the Grant hotel,
where they banqueted the entire High,
school. Prof Joseph b. Forbes being
the guest. The banquet was a pleasant
affair. and reflects considerable credit
upon the eighth grade students.
Az the close of this school year Pro.
fessor Forbes, the veteran school teach
er, will retire from the profession He
has been IN the schoolroom for forty
years, without the loss Of q single .%car
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
NINAEMUCCA READY

Citizens Making arrangements for
Hish: OF was1 through Town.
Spce!s' Co The rr.lJur.
WlANENUcCA, May with nj
approach If thc Western Pacific raj.
road thc citizens Of Wmrcmurca ar-
making arrangements for Il right cf
way through their town Re.entlr .
committee Of citizens surveyed me land.
secured oR,ions oa - portion. and viii,
HpoN the arrival of Mr Roomce. Ia,
rigIt-or-way agent, call a mass meet.
ing 10 take action on tho proposition
OF buying this land and oiiering it 10
the company rs an irGurelucu- 10 Jcing
the hue caron@h the most desirable pot.
,ion Of tnr ci5y. rnc location or the
line between GolconGa and Winacmcc. =
IS practically determined. and enc fo-cn
Of Surveyors under Engineer Il. +.
House Il now working eastward from
Gol"onda. One OF The construction con.
palics has arrived in Wiaaemucca. O..
iablishcd an Office and is preparing to
begin work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06

With tho graduating Of somc Of this
yea : eighth grade sl3&ants hc has
passed from the district schools stu
dents whose grandparents and parents
he has taught in succession
llc has graduated moro eighth grade
students than any other distric: school
teacher in ;rc state Of Utah His Grad
uatlon class Of this year was thc larg-
"at IN ths county. rs wall as showing
the creates. per cent Of students who
were successful in passing TIC cyanira-
tlon. The graduating class for this year
IS AS follows: Milton Chlpmau. Stephen
II. Chipman, Bert S,or-s. Stanley Allen.
Ray Hicholcs, Bartlc Parker. George
Dahlln: Jr., Thomas Martin. Jesse Kill.
man, Thomas 2arratt. Torres. Adams.
AHrhburn Chipmar. Leland Cassi;y,
Henry Miilar, II. Albert Lee. Clsr.
cree Greenwood. My:on Chiam2u. Vc7ma
Duncan. Dcla Nelson Bertha Nichoics.
Ielma Jacobs, FcN Fcathcrstone Fern
Ml'lar. Mile Robinson. Edna nrom.
ley. Florence Thornton. Jennie Por;n.
son, Clara KeTsbaw. Myrtle Ki7e. Eer.
tha Bassc;t Geneva Hanks. e sic
Green. Fern Grcon, Dora Hur4or. Rolya
Booth, Vera Feathers ono. Nellie S4grl;
Sadie Chiumar, Annie Sriae.. sadie
Thornton. Florence Walker, Sadie Mi.
chcl ard Hattie Payig:an
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
TROUBLE WITH GREEK
LAB0RERS At bingham
Boston Mining Company Has to
Call Upon the Authorities
for Assistance.

Special 10 Tnn Tribune.
BINGHAM, MAY 1.-Two gangs Of
Greek laborcrs employed by The Boston
Consolidated Mining company got into
Il miXup TINS morning. IL appears that
they had secured some beer and whIs-
ky. Part cf the gang. imbihing too
much, quit wcrk and insisted on the oth-
ers also quitting The company object
ed TO this The Greeks, however, IN
sisted that their companions desist from
work and the company threatened TO
6rn them all,
This threat had no effect and it vas
necessary to call ror police protection.
Everything was quiet at 4 latc Lour
tonight. but further trouble is expected
tomorrow. Dcputg shcrihs nave arrived
from Salt Lake ard ~ il assist The local
onccrs IN maintaining peace tomorrow
If necessary. Local officers DESTROYED
all the utoXicanra they could fird thus
afternoon. Deputy ShcrId's Il. c, Sicat-
or, \ w. Steele and Ardy Smith arc
here from Salt Lake 80 ASSIST ;hc local
officers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
one KILLED, MANY
HURT; MONTANA WRECK
Burlington Runs Into HaRdcar
and Is DeraiIcd Near Town
of Manhattan.

MANHATTAN, Mont, May i.-Fire
man Harry Gilmore of Livingston,
Mont, was instantly killed in wreck
of the westbound Burlington flyer, No,
3. Just east of here tins evening and
more than 90 passengers sustained in
lurics. many of whom are seriously hurt.
ono fatally. The train ran down Il
haudcar.
Seriously Injured.
John Nellie. Walkcrfcld, Mimi, ribs
broken: internal injuries, badly cut,
probably will die.
Paul Schei. Cromwell Mimi, back
badly hurt. condition serious.
Alexander Berg, Minneapolis, badly
cut and hand lacerated. Will lose fingers
of ono hand
Alfred Anderson, Cambridge, Mimi,
head badly cut and body severely bruis,
ed, may be also internally injured
Herbert Beach, Frecland, Mich, bad
ly bruised
Charles Reynolds. Minneapolis in
ternal injuries.
Henry Simpson, Minneapolis. back
badly wrcpchcd
Robert Jenkins, ST. Paul badly
bruised,
The Burlington train was travelling
in two sections. which fact apparently
was unknown TO the section men, who
were pumping the bandcar leisurely
along. The engine and the baggage car
and the smoking car were ditched and
completely wrecked. it being almost
miraculous that the occupants, among
whom principally are the wounded, cs-
capped with their lives. Engineer John
Furlong. although he staid with his en-
CINE az it. was hurled IN the ditch, cs-
capped practically unhurt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
SH0PLIFTING CHARGE
RESULTS IN LITIGATION
Mrs. Rose Manning Sues Ogden
Store for $4,000; Man Is
Knocked From Car.
SpecIaI to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, May A.-During the Christ
mas shopping Mrs, Rose Manning vas
taken into room in Wright S store
and was scare he'd as n suspect charged
with shoplifting. Through her attor-
nev. ]. D. Skeen. she today filed a suit
in the district court making the W. H.,
Wright g. Sons company defendants.
and alleging that $4,000 are due her for
the alleged disgrace and indignities i'm
posed upon her by the defendants while
She was a customer in the store.
The complaint alleges that the plain
tiff entered the store OF the defendants
TO purchase some goods and that while
waiting for attendance she was ap-
preached and accused of having stolen
goods from the store. She was taken
10 a rear room and compelled 10 sub
nit 10 a search. She was walked
through the store under the gaze Of
many people and was subjected TO great
indignities, TO the disgrace and injury
of her good name and reputation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Meetings viii Be Held in tile
Joint Building on Tuesday
and Wednesday.

The Ufah State Medical association
,,ilI hold ifs thirteenth annual meet
ira in the City and County buiiuihe
next Tuesday and Wednesday. The hrsc
meeting VIII be held at 9."o oloch
Tuesday morning, with Frederic Cllft
of Provo. president, in the char Inc
6rst session will be devoted entirely
10 business such as the hearing OF re-
no,ts. roll call and reading OF minutes
of last meeting President Clift Will
close tbe initial meeting with an ad-
dress of welcome.
The speakers of the Tuesday after
noon session, which VIII begin at
q clock, will be; A. A. Kerr, Salt Lake
r W. Fisher, Salt Lake; j. ;. Rich
ards, Salt Lake; r. s, Joyce, ogden :
Albert S. y. Biornsop. Theodore; +. o
REYNOLDS, Springvillc; Fl. X. Merrill
Logan. -
tuesday evening i night session VIII
be held. at which the speakers VIII .. ..
rs follows. j. \, Hall, Denver; a. >
Bower, Salt Lake; f.. F. Root, Sal' Sarl'
Lake: w. Y. TyHdalc, Salt Lake; A. I
bcDleS NulL LAM
Another business meeting Will be neic
Wednesday morning. dealing mainly
with reports. The following persons
will make addresses; f. d. Hammond
Salt Lake; w, Brown Ewing. Sal
Lake, G.. w. Baker, Ogden, Charles +
West, Salina; r. H. Smith. Ogden; +
Vlko. Salt Lake, The speaker
Wednesday afternoon: l.. B. Baker. la
rela: R. L. Steele, Salt Lake; Z. +
Osgocd, Ogden; J. w, Ard, Provo; II
n. Mavo. salt Lake: w. T. Hasler
Mantl. Then will come the electloi
of new officers and their installation
and adjournment. The time for To
reading Of papers has been limited t
! fifteen minutes; discussion, five min
utcs,
The house Of delegates Will hold IT
| first meeting at noon Tuesday. and SUR
seQuent necessary meetings ct ronYen
| lent times. The usual banquet an
| other entertainments will be announce
! at the general meeting.
The general officers Of the meetin
are: President Frederic Cliff, Provo
first vice president. A. c. Behlc. SaI
Lake, second vice president. j.. NJ. Cor
roy. Ogden: treasurer, J. y Harrison
Salt Lake, secretary, " S, Fllerbecl
Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
Interest in Sacred Concert.

Special TO The Tribune.
being expressed by the public of Og-
den in the sacred concert and song ser
vice which will he rendered Sunday
night at the First Methodist Episcopal
church by Professor Charles Kent of
Salt Lake, and his Salt Lake and Ogden
students. The programme arranged is
2 most entertaining one, including Pro
sessor Kent's male chorus and a number
of solos and duets. among the solos be-
ing q. baritone solo by Robert Adams,
SeThe Close of Day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
More Pay for TTainmsn.

NEW HAVEN, Coun., May An
agreemen has been reached between
the New Haven Railroad company and
the executive committees Of the Broth
erhoods of Conductors and TraiDmen.
II is stated that the trainmcn get ad-
vancos of 10 10 p cents q day. While
the conductors, except IN few IN
stances have no increase
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
Spanish Fork News.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, May 4.-Thc High.
school and eighth grade graduates of
the Spanish Fork schools gave an infer
esting programme here last night. Pro
fessors Child of Lehi. George Brim-
hall of Provo and County Superlntend-
ent Eggerston made addresses.
The funeral of Allen Matlcy. the lit
tie boy who was run over by a load OF
sand YESTERDAY. took place from the
family residence at . p. m, Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
KNOCKED FROM CAR.
w. II. Covington Suffers Serious In
juries ut Ogden.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 4.-W. H, Covingion,
a swltcbman employed in the Ogden
yards, was knocked from the top of r
high furniture car this forenoon and
suffered serious injuries He was pushed
from the car by some distractions con"
sisting OF two temporary derrick pill
lars Had it not been for the fact that
rhe car was the last in the train he
probably would have been cut 10 pieces.
AS it was, he fell fifteen feet aud
alightcd on his face on the rail, He was
very seriously injured and was picked
MP unconscious and removed to the hos,
pital in the ambulance. He is not be-
1ieved to be internally injured but his
condition is serious. He is married and
has a family in Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
OGDEN SOCIAL EVENTS.
Several Functions Given During the
Week just Closed.

Special ia The Tribune.
was hostess Friday night al small
bridge party, two tables being filed
with the PLAYERS.
Mrs, Thomas Fitzgerald was hostess
on Wednesday evening at q dinner party
given at the Pacific hotel and followed
at her home by Il party IN honor of
Mrs n, H: Spencer, The other guests
were Ms. b. L. Bell, Mrs a p. H1bhs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
Free Lecture Tonight,

Special to The Tribune.
. OGDEN, May 4,-The First Unitar
IAN church of Ogden Will hold n meet.
ing Sunday, MAY D, at S clock p. m,
in the &, of P. hall. The address will
he delivered by Llewellyn Jones. q for.
mer Ogden newspaper man. on the sub
Ject, "Pessimism ard Religious Atti.
1itude.' Free seats. good music, no col
lection and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
Park City Ore Shipments.

Special to The Tribune
PARK CITY, May 4--Orc shipments
for the week ending May 4 are as fol
lows.
Daly-Judge, l.S5o,0Oo pounds,
Silver King, l:5o3,5oo pounds.
DAILY West, 100000 pounds,
Ontario. 25S.000 pounds.
Total, 4,914,500 pounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
Sent to Salt Lake for Burial

NP'V|l1 ~ TNc T!.aUWc-
BINGHAM, May l.-Thc body of E.
Hill. the mine switchman who was
kt!ied by Charles Ciddio, the Italian
mine switch tender, was sent 10 Salt
Lake for burial today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
IMITATION
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
Windstorm at Ogden.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May Am unusually heavy
windstorm which ragged in Ogden all
day acquired even greater velocity TO.
night. 1t comes from the east, but rs
yet has not attained the ferocity of that
of last October, and no damage has as
vet been done.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
News OF the Interm0untain Reglo1
DRAGAET OUT RI|
BURGLAR l
Sherihs Men Soon \
Several Suspects
News Items.
Special to The Tribu,.

Special to The Tribune
LEH1, May "A IT,
burglar broke into tbs nj
and was filing sack. y
clothes, shirts, shoes. a..
surprised by Night PAIL
Lahey' Mr., Lshey wa, :
about rushing in on n. !
hnaIiy escaped by way d h
Sheriff Harmon hauled 4, \
cious characters yest.rd,'
Lahey positively idcp,;s.,'
the name OF John Wooi !.
Lehi burglar. and tbs,~s !;
cnmstantial evidence
prove the case against ~
stolen shirts was found !, /,
ding found near The y
Grande depot mex; mo,,;. :
burglary, and the Sheris
able to connect Woods ~,
and this. with the n',,
statements made by w.
ing his previous wheresSs'
the authorities that thsT (,
er man.
On Saturday Gov a.
brother. T. K. Cutler. r;,i
and Messrs, Fehuel and M
City made up an autouo1
came down to Lehi. me-,
fishing at the Saratoga f,r
Mr., and Mrs. H. l. p,
moved to Salt Lake cit,
have gone into busineN. ! !
Gerry store in Forest Dals y
Baker has been supe,vs
mary grades Of the all
several years.
Messrs, Z. s. Hlnckl.,
Pcady, Jr.. and Herna,
Provo visited the pumu,
urday. These gentlens,
farmers owning land on I
their visit was made 10
some way of enlarglnQ d
let. AS the lake is nov /
above compromise point /
river gates are wide oyl
rapidly aud flooding thGz
of good farming lands
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
General hudson Dying.

TOPEKA, Kas.. May 4.-General
Joseph *, Hudson has been sinking
slowly but steadily all day. His physi>
clans now say he may live several days,
but extend no hope for his recovery. lie
Is unconscious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06

Mrs. K. A. Grant. Mrs. L. e. Manson,
Mrs Ryan, Mrs. Q. NJ. Runyan, Mrs, a,
Kuhn, Mrs. Z. NJ. Conroy, Mrs, r. #.
Hume. Miss Bessie Spencer. Miss kittic
Fitzgerald and Miss Frances joyce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06

Mrs. r. 4. Grant has invitations out
for bridge on Monday night at the Reed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06

Mrs. i. c, Nye and Mrs. Fred NJ. Nye
have invited n number Of guests for a
luncheon TO be given on Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06

Mrs ". NJ. Rowe entertained some
twenty friends at bridge at her home
on Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06

Miss Knapp entertained the Historical
society on Saturday afternoon. The
usual number responded. II was decided
TO change the annual meeting from juno
to MAJ % Of each year. and com
mittee. composed OF Mrs Bishop. Mrs.
Wellinger and Miss Seaman. was ap-
pointed 10 arrange 4 programme for
next wear. The Canyon Crest farm was
tho subject Of timely discussion. fol
lowed by the history and legend. the
at the meeting on May IL. which will
be held at the home of Mrs. Wellinger.
Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Spurgeon. Miss ChiIds
and Miss Kbeiler were The guests of the
c1,,b
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06

William Driver had ffty guests on
Friday evening when he celebrated the
seventeen anniversary of his birth.
Williams news., 1907-01-19
A GREAT many very importan

A GREAT many very important matters will come before the legis lature which meets today at Phoe nix. The NEWS has made arrange ments whereby it will give a con densed rep"r "f the proceedings each week by special correspond ent at the can;''l thne keeping our readers in c.'-r ouch with each measure coming up