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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-17
Public sale.

Owing to i'll health, l will sell at pub
lie auction at my farm fourteen miles
southwest Of Minot, on the Ryder trail,
Sec. 10, Twp. 153, Kge. 81, on Wednes-
day, Oct. 30, 1907, the following de.
scribed property, sale to began at l
o'clock sharp.
Horseshoe gray mare. nine years
old, weight 1900 lbs; one bay horse,
eight years cid. weight 1900 lbs: one
black mare, four years old, weight 1000
lbs.; one bay horse. eight years old, per-
feclly sound, and city broke-good
style and tough as boiled owl; weight
about HOO lbs; good for general farm
work or would just suit the person look
ing for ssfe stylish driver.
Z Hogs-several splendid shoats.
Cattle COW seven years Old, one
milch COW four years old-e good one;
One Hereford Bull, nearly thorobred, 3
years old, cracker jack; one mich
COW, two years old, will make dandy.
Machinery-All of the machinery
which will offer for sale is in good con-
dition, most of which vas bought year
ago:
One Deering binder almost new; one
drill, almost new: one Sulky pillow; one
gang pillow with breaker bottoms; two
mowers, one new this season. one disc
harrow; one plain harrow; one hay rake;
one single breaking pillow. One Sod
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-17
Public Sale.

Twill sell at public auction ct my
home one mile north and one mile west
Of Lynch. N. d., Sec. 8. 1854 81, on Satur
day, Oct. 20, 1907, the following describ-
ed property, sale to begin At 10 o'clock.
sharp. Free lunch at noon.
Horseshoe span bay mares, 6 and
years old, weight $500 lbs One span
bay mares, 8 years old, weight, $500 lbs.
One span mares, roam and black, 7 and
years old, weight 24OO lbs; one year
ling dlly, and 3 last spring colts.
three year old heifer; all fresh in the
six weeks; one spring calf.
Hogs, chickens, et..; IS shoats, weight
from 20 to Is lbs. good brood sows;
100 chickens.
Harness-Four sets double breeding
horness: sets best leather fly nets.
Neutrality-suspicious. six foot Milwaukee
binder; ! Deering mower: ! two horse
Thomas rake; one Diamond disc gang
pillow; one Best Ever Sulky pillow with
stubble and breaker bottom; one four
horse steel drag one 2 horse wooden
drag; one Bill Dog 14-15 disc; l Casso-
polls % shoe drill; l 12,inch walking
breaker, new; garden cultivator: !
pair Dean bob sleds, 7 foot runners; l
Old Hickory wagon, complete: one
grind stone; 2 hay ack; 800 rods barb
wire; 100 posts; Is tons hay; some fine
timothy.
All household goods; farm tools of all
kinds and other articles too numerous.
to mention.
Terms of sale-On all sums OF $40 and
under, cash. On all sums over that
amount, a years time will be given on
notes IT approved security, with inter
est at 10 per cent. On all sums over
$40, per cent discount will be given
for cash. CnAs. TATNAN,
Lynch, NJ d.
r. H. Bradley, auctioneer
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-17
PLACED STONES IN GRAIN
Some Oespicable Cur Would De-
slrOy L. w. TOftner's Thresh-
ing Machine and Kill the
WOrkmen Stones Discover.
ed in Niche of Time One
Went Thru MaChlue.

One OF the lowest tricks we
have heard of in Ward county,
was The secreting OF stones in
bundles on the Peter rlvestad
farm south OF the city where l..
W. Toftner's new threshing rig
was ut work. One OF the stones
went thru the machine, but being
FINEST one. it broke, doing little
damage The workmen then
cu' AL If the strings to the bun
dies aud found TWO ugly round
hard stones. either one OF which
would have bursted the machine
to smitherrens, and perhaps ia
tally injured some Of the work
men.
Some enemy to Mr.. Toftner
undoubtedly did tie trick and if
caught. n dose OF cold lead would
be none too good for him.
Mr. Toftner is 4 cripple and
the fact that anyone would
damage his property is deplora-
BILE.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-17
Public Sale.

l will offer for public sale at my place
Of residence seven miles northeast Of
Minot and five miles north OF Great
Northern stock yards on Monday, Oct.
The following property towit:
Two good work horses, good workers
and drivers.
Three head OF cattle. one good mich
COW, will be fresh in January.
Is pure blood Plymouth chickens, 30
bronze turkeys.
Farming mplements-Onet two horse
wagon, one buckeye binder, one mower,
one hay rake, one disc, one 1G It. har-
row, one steel beam walking pillow, one
Good Enough) breaker with stubble
bottom, one sod breaker, one double
shovel pillow, one garden cultivatoI, one
buggy, one bob sled, one feed grinder,
one ball bearing grindstone, one (Foss-
ton) tanning mill, good as new, one hay
rack, two sets of work harness, q lot of
good ha,.
Household goods-Two bedsteads,
one mattress and springs, one bed
lounge. one dresser, one cupboard, two
tables, four rockers, one set of chairs,
two stoves. one (boss) washing ma
chine and wringer, ope (32 Stevens) RI
fle, vinegar, dishes, carpet, cooking
utensils, and other articles too numer.
GUS to mention.
Terms of Sale-All sums of $1,000 and
under, cash. On sums over $1,000 a
credit Of II months, with interest at 10
per cent will be given purchaser. by
giving bankable nste.
Per cent off for cash on sums over
SO
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. Free
lunch will be given. IDA B. GABRIEL.
F. H. Bradley, auct.
B. J. Anderson, clerk.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-17
Public sale.

The undersigned will EEL at
public sale on the farm known
as the Peter Hirshey farm, two
miles south and 2 miles east Of
Surrey, or TX miles north and
81 miles west Of Norwich, COM
mencing at l O'Clock sharp on
Wed. Oct. %, 1907, the follow
ing described property:
Live stock. farm machinery,
ETC.. / bay mare 8 wears old, VT.
1900: ] match pair driving
mares 6 and Z yrs. I'D, weight
1000: 2 coming 2.year-old colts.
good ones; mich COW; 3 h'.gs,
weight abou, 100 lbs: ] Deering
binder, SIT, beer used 2 Years;
l single disk, 20 disk Drill. bees
used 2 years; D.~ring mower.
bought this fall; l four.sectim
iron harrow; | nrw disk, 16-in
and l6 disks; l Oliver ! 4 in gang
pillow; l Lake City wagon and
grain tank, coed as ,,ew; / truck
wagon and new Lake City grain
tank; 2 bugeies. one tnrAnl Lev
and a cushion til,.; l 4lri Oh, al
most new; ] hOi' sleigh. s foot
runners; l riding attachment. for
harrow; 2 hay frames. good as
new: ] GET double driving hnr-
ness: | set .inoi" harness; house
hold goods; ] Superior range;
l gasoline r;',g,; l new IL. ting
stove-Retott Oak, ! c,,n.h: 1
Iron bed and spring: ! wir- md
iron Davenport; ] col: 6 rock.
ers; large hnn'l.cA'v"'! Morris
chair; 1 polished pedestal dining
table, 2 center tables: | dresser
commode; 1 small dining table;
washing machine ami w'i,,gpr
and other things ,no numerous
to mention.
Terms OF salp:-AlI sums If
$1,000 and under. cash. IN sums
over $1,000 Il credit If twelve
months with interest 1T ten per
cent will be given. Gun,, bunk
able notes will b. required. 5
per cent off for cash on sums
over $1,000.
Tony A. Eaton. Owner,
+. H. Bradley, auct.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-17
Notice Of Dissolution.

We hereby give notice that
the partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm name of Gold
smith & Miller. doing a tailor
ing. pressing. cleaning and Sec
Ond-hhnn goods Ausiness, has
been dissolved, and the business
is now conln.l-d by P. Miller.
HARRIS GOLDSMITH.
P. MILLER, Minot, n. d.
1O-17-1O-3lrhy
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. C. O. Field, south of town,
Sunday afternoon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-17

pillow; two set good work harness; ono
wagon; one grind stone; and hundreds
Of other articles too numerous to mon
ton.
Terms of sale-All sums Of 80 aud
under, Cash. On all sums over that
amount, a years time will be given with
notes with approved security. 5 Per
cent discount Tor cash on all sums over
$40. ROBERT F. EVANS,
Minot, N. d,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-17

Mrs. w. H. Mann and Mrs.
Geo. Senior of Surrey are visit
ing friends and relatives at their
old homes in Ohio. They are
spending several weeks at Day
ton, Forest and other point. in
the Buckeye state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-17

standing shadows
AZ
Heckng world;
bIhe with
gliding pectancy teeming,
filled
fured
Where the faith
boyhood
to it's
length. will blend
freckied Al cherished ambitions
mending, affections
faith grand life painting Of
In their strength at the end
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-17

F. H. Bradley, auctioneer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
FIRST GUN FIRED
IN FEDERAL COURT
Chief Deputy Marshal Smyth
Rounding Up Witnesses and
Federal Jurors.
&
GRAND JURY READY
FOR BUSINESS AGAIN
Gossip Busy as TO Subject Mat
ter to Be Considered Dur
ing Inquisition.

Friday night Chief Deputy Smyth of
the United States Marshal's office left
for Southern Utah. and with his de.
parture the first gun in the Grand Jury
probing has been fired With him 90
subpoenas for numbers of witnesses and
summonses for iurymeu. Naturally me
names of the subpoenaed ones are being
kept inviolate but this much is known.
they are men living along the line of
the Salt Lake Route Deputy Smyth
will be away until the middle Of next
week and those witnesses that he snb-
poenas will not be due in Salt Lake
until later.
Already il is known that from TWEEN.
" to thirty subpoenas have been is
sued for the grand jury session. which
opens Monday. with q strong probalolh-
~ that more are vet 10 follow. The
United States Marshal S Office force has
finished with its quarterly report and
is now entirely taken up with the bust
ness of the grand jury. the subpoenaing
of witnesses and the summoning of the
Jury. Gossip is rife about the building
as TO the subjects that will he consid
cred IN the sitting of this grand scs-
sion.
The frauds in valuable coal and min
eral lands will no doubt be she princi-
pal matter taken up. One of the straws
that indicate which way the wind is
blowing is the selection of witnesses
from the different parts of the State,
which indicates to those ''who know
what will form part Of the probing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
OPERATOR BLAMED FOR
ROCK ISLAND WRECK
Dispatcher Schumate EX0ner-
ated: Accused Man Still
Held in Custody.

TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. 4.-General Su-
perintendent w. 5. Tiusman and Divi-
sion Superintendent &. ". Rourke of
the Rock Island today held conference
regarding the cause Of the Rock Island
wreck at Volland in Mr.. Tinsman s Of
fee here and definitely fixed the blame
for the wreck u II. Schumate. the
dispatcher who sent the order for trains
No 90 and No. 80 to meet at Noland.
was exonerated from all blame and the
entire blame was thrown onto john
Lynes, the operator.
Mr. Tinsman said today;
eve wish 10 emphasize the fact that
we have exoneratcd Mr.. Schumate. We
are satisfied that nc did his duty and
that he is in no way responsible Tor
the wreck
Mr Tinsman exhibited an application
for position which he had secured
from the Santa Fe and which Lynes had
filed with the Santa Fe December IA
in which he stated that ne Was ~ wears
old at his last birthday. Mr.. Tinsman
stated that in his application for posi-
ton with the Rock Island he also gave
his age at %. In Lynes. sworn state
ment he gives MS age at IS.
Mr.. Tinsman said that he had re
ouested that Lyues be brought 10 To
peka today to be here At the lnvestiEs
tion but that the county attorney al
Alma had refused il.
Lvnes IS still held IN custoday and
will be given hearing before the coun
" attorney soon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
SNOW AND RAIN IS
PROMISED IN ZION
Weather Bureau Rather Insists
That Bad Spell of Weather
Is Coming.

If the average citizen, who gazes
upon the weather prophet as an in
spired prophet, would only take leisure
TO examine and study weather maps
he would he in n fair way to be
prophet himself. All over the city the
maps are hung and q short look at the
daily draughting with its mysterious
lines and figures, after once getting
''the hang Of it, would make wealth
err sharp of one without the trouble of
calling up Or. Hyatt.
weather. = This is The gist of the
weather mans oracular declaration.
While he has been q. prophet of i'll omen
for the past few days, this time he
SAYS Zion is in for it and we positive
ly win have more or less heavy snow
or transforms. Saturday will be bad
shopping dsv, according to him, for
the low pressure that has been kicking
up trouble north of us will not snub
Salt Lake in its passage TO the East.
However, II is gradually working to-
wards the mid die States. adding a lit
tie more to their troubles. for rain
and SHOWS have been making life mis-
cradle there. Buffalo and Cincinnati
are experiencing some heavy downfalls
while everything is damp from the Mis-
sissippi valley to the Atlantic coast.
The extremely frigid weather up in
Canada and Montana has somewhat
moderated, though the atmosphere ia
BY no means bland, Is below being re.
ported Mt Calgary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
Entries at Emeryvillc.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune
OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. i.-Following
the the entries for saturday at Oak
land:
First race. eleven. siX;eenths, selling
Seslad, Roscoe. Mrmo, Careonicus, Pro-
crastinate, DR.. sherman, Cocksure.
The Reprobate, Sid Silver VII, Soundiy
V. Bell Reed, 10. Jake Ward. l02.
Second race, three turlongs, selling
Firestone, Willie Cleft. Wilmere, B. c,
Russell (sister to Blitzeu). ll6; Rustler,
lO6: Sandpiper, ll2: Charlotte B c..
+. Yellowtail- Fusil, Baneonica (B. r.
Banuockburn Salonica). Tea Bath och.
f. Bathos- Ante). Lord of Gold (Ch.
r, Goldfnch Lovechase), Heatherscott,
Jeremiah (B C.. Gerolstcin. Optic). l12 /;
BravoUre, l09 (Wilmcre. Rustler Grif-
fn entry: jeremiah, BTavoure, keene
entry; Gold. Firestone, Hildredth en-
try.)
Third race. mile. seling-Nabouassa
Pineaud. los; Cloche D Or. Lucian,
lo7; Pay Me, lo5; Cherupe, lo3; Dora
J.. 9S.
Fourth race, Follsnsbee handicap,
seven furlongs, seling-Proper Sir Ed
ward. Collector Iessup, Liesaro. l22;
Tony Faust, llo; Tocoiaw, III; Clvdco,
ll5; Sir Russell, 10; Joe Coyne, l09 :;
Miss Oficious, l06; Wo6lmu, Sainrida,
III.
Fifth race, mile, seling-B Boloman,
ITO; Banposal, los; Magrav, Nandater,
1913. Northwest, l0l; Coz. Davis, %.
Sixth race, cleyen-sixteenths selling
Sir Brillar. Yoman, Mansard, 1l2,
Hugh MCGOWAN, l09; Cloudlight. lo1 /:
Elprimero. l05; Native Son, Marion
Rose, 9l Sainrida, 50, (Mansard, Me
Gowan, Rowe entry.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
City Park Entries.

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 4.-Fol-
lowing are the entries for Saturday S
races at New Orleans:
First race. six furlongs. sellinG-Dick
STANLEY. So: Bancful 81; Marvel p,
81, Ab.jure, lO4; Chicftain, l04; Clifton
Boy. l0i; Snecr, lO5, Ycrdant. lO6;
Come On Sam. l06; DR.. Riley, l09; Bra
Zil. lO9: Dapple Gold, l0g; Jerry c.,
10; Spongekake, III; Monte Carlo,
III; John Peters, ll3.
Second race, five and a hslf furlongs,
selliDg-Miss Jewell, Drussie Smith,
Grandita, %: Turbulence, %; Tudor,
Ensley, l05; Palloday, Excitement, l0I; /;
Sir Andrew. 10; Formaster, lI3.
Third race, three and a half furlongs,
selling-Flarney Ida May. Lattice, Net
lie Miller. Poem. l04; Running Girl
Och. {. My Berry II. Alarandaj, Coinci-
dent ID. f. on Deck LachcvIo); May
Newman Oh. f, Portland Pennyworth) &,
Dew of Dawn Gen, {. Peep . Day Rain
Drop, l09; No Engine, Prince Bowling
Whisk Broom. Workaday. ia Couple
Flarney and May as Milan entry,)
Fourth race. mile, Magnolia selling
stakes-Pompadour, ~: Flayigny. 81 /;
Abe Meyer, %; Judge Post. ga James
Reddicte, Elfall. Floribel, %; Orly IT,,
Envoy, 81; Columbia Girl. Father Royal,
100: Woodssw I02; Henry Watterson,
l03; Charlatan. l04; Telegrapher, los
(Pompadour, tlavigay, Watkins entry;
Rather, Woodsaw, Snyder entry.)
Fifth race, five and half furlongs.
selling-Glamor, 100; Belle Stromc,
Alencon. Rusk, los; Toboggan, ll0;
Charlie Eastman, III.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selIing-Bo-
mart, %: Babe B., 100; Expect TO See.
Brittianby, l0l; Pinsticker, l03 Poet.
~, ST. Noel, Lady Henrietta, LucuIus.
lU4; Alsono, ~; Caunonball, ia; Mat.
ador. llI kohinoor, 10; j, w, OncilI,
III; The Thrsll, 49, Telescope. ll6.
Seventh race, mile and seventy yards
selling-Tinkcr, 90; Dr., McCluer, 96
Judge Burroughs, 81; Obcron, 90; Bit.
ter Brown, iDl; Daring. Pride of
Woodstock. l02; Triple Silver. l0d;
Birnie Craner. l06, Merry Pioneer, Abe
Meyer. lU1 Rcbounder. los; Harma-
lIis, II Dottore. l09; Oldstone, 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
Money! Was Well Divided,

SAN FRA NCISCO. Jan. 4.-Despite
the unfavTable weather there was a
respectable crowd at Emeryville today.
Three favorites two second choices and
rank outsider divided honors An
drew Madk. favorte in the fourth race,
after being practically. left at the post,
came on and won by five lengths.
First race. five furlongs-1itus H.,
ll9 Ct, sullivan, 10 ,, won, Black
Sam, l!i5 (Johuson). % to |, second; II;
Joe Co.'s. 1lq (W. Dugan). = TO !. third.
Time. l:O3 10. Soundly, Marie H., Bill
Short, Effervescence. San G. and Sharp
Boy also ran.
Second race. six and a half furlongs-
Lauqa +. NJ. l07 Brown, 10 ., won;
second; Dora j., 96 (McRae), % to l.,
third. Time. pa Is. Swaggcr, Fo-
liLeo. The Missourian, Corrigan and
Fitz Herri also ran.
Third race, five and half furlongs
-llandmaiden. l0l CIV. Miller), II 70 D,
won, Cheers, l07 (McIntyre), , TO !,
second; Mrs. Matthews, l05 Brown,
? to >, third. Time. lilo. Pcligroso,
Lelitas, Bertie A. also ran.
Fourth race. one milc-Andrew Mack,
los (Horner), 5 TO ,. won: Early Hours,
9S (W Miller), S to /. second Rotrou,
100. (Wrigh), 30 to |, third. Time,
1:44 So, Rolla, Fury, Pachuca, Daniel
c., LillitHs also ran,
Fifth race, mile-Miss May Bowdish.
l07 CIV. Miller). . to l. won; Bush
thorp. 30 (Smith), 4 to IL, second; El
Chihuahua. 100 (Clark), 3 TO 3. third.
Time. lao As. Lady Fashion, Vel
lowstone, Royal White, Hainault, Lady
Bohesis also ran.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth
Clamor. 81 Davis. i5 to !, won;
Whiteway. 100 (Sandy), 9 TO 10, second ;
Neptunas, 100 CIV. Miller) to >, third;
Time. Isl Bcechwood. Plausible and
Crowshade also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
TO SECURE TITLE
James E. Cole Files Application for
Water Rights With State Engincar.

Simply as n matter OF establishing his
rights and 20 acquire title. Jamea f.
state Encineer FOR water rights. de,5 ring
20 use .0s cubic second-foet. TO he dfrert-
cd from Lower Rowlcy spring. the ,yater
being brought distance OF $500 feet
through a pipe This water is used FOR
culinary purposes, watering stock and ir-
rlgat!ng Formerly the water was
veyed b. means OF clay pipe. thE3 meth
od having now fallen into dIsusc. The pc
culiar feature Of this petition is that the
water has been used in the malelier petit
toned during the past thirty frye years
by successive owners Of the property but
10 make a clear title the formhfty of an
application has been gone thrDSIgh with.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
CLAIMS BIEL DISCUSSED
House Spends .Fibre Hours in Conside-
ration of Omnibus Measure.

WASHINGT(EI, Jan. f.-The "om.
nibus claims big, carrying appropria-
tion for claims under the Bowman and
Tucker acts, was before the House TO-
day and was discussed for five hours
Speaker Car,non announced the ap-
pointment of Representative Engle
bright OF Ca6 fornia for a place on tne
committee op mines and mining. vice
Mr.. WillianFson Of Oregon, removed.
The Speaker based this action on the
ground that Mr. Williamson had failed
thus far III attend A single session Of
the Fifty-IGnth Congress. He has been
convicted Of participation in land
frauds in Oregon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
Writ of Error Granted.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. a.
Chief Justice CAN'T, of the Supreme
Court, today granted writ Of error
to the Supreme Court OF the United
States in the custer suit Of the State
against the Delmar Jockey club APP
plication for the writ was made by
Former Judge Bond, the club 8 attor.
ney. on the ground that the club was
being deprived Of its property without
due process OF Jaw in violation of the
Federal constitution.
The Missouri Supreme Court month
ago declared the club S charter revoked
because it had only racing meets and
had held no agricultural fair as required
by the charter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
Taft Will Furnish Report.

WASHINGTON. Ian. Al Is the en-
pec,dtion OF Secretary Taft thar when the
Senate on Monday resumes discussion Of
the case OF the discharged soldiers OF the
Twenty Nth infantry ne will be able TO
furnish that body With preliminary re-
port Of the result OF the investigation into
the Brownsville (TeS.) affair. which has
just been concluded By Assistant Attor-
ney-General PCrdy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
COACH OVERTURNED
Five Persons Injured in Accident OH
Mountain Road on Catalina Island

AVALON, Catalina Isl;md. Cal, Jan.
A stagecoach. contai ming ten per
sons, tipped over on a prtaGipitous noun
tain road on the island yesterday, and
FIVE persons were injured,
These arc the names Of the hurt:
G. c. Carlisle of Grand Rapids, Mich,
other portions Of his body.
J. Y. Allen. Grand Ss.pids, Mich, va
rious coptusions on his limbs
Mrs. James ConnclA in q scmi-con-
scious condition from the shock. and
the extent Of her inlUries could not be
ascertaipcd.
J. A. Gilbert, Tona)sh, injured in the
right hip
G. +. Ogden. Mac omb, H.. injured in
the right shoulder, probably dislo-
cntlou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05

evidence Of what his past life. for
time, had been. was the Grand Army
button attached, in honor, to the lapel
of his well-worn coat. He was an en-
tire stranger in Beaver county, but 1t
is dollars TO cents that he will ride OUT
OF Frisco millionaire and that, too, at
no distant day, If he feels so disposed.
Mr., McHale's experience is only one
Of hundreds of others who have the
pluck and energy TO persevere in this
wonderful country of Unlimited oppor-
tuDity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
WILLIAMS TAKES !
DOSE Of lAU|
Unfortunate Man Comm
eide While Despoi
From Illness.

Ed Williams. 81 years o
had been living with his 81
West Seventh South street.
suicide by taking laudan,
forenoon. Williams was a Ia
and had been i'll and desr
some time.
When found suffering from
Of the deadly drug. DR.. s
summoned and worked ov
several hours. The poison
such headway. however.
sorption. that all efforts q
tion were vain. The death
was reported 10 the Corone'
an investigation, deciding
quest in the case will b'
The body was not remove
home of deaceased g sister
buried from there. probably
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
CLUB CONFERENCES
Notes of General Interest TO Ladies
Interested in Clubs.

The Woman American club viii
meet Monday afternoon at o clock at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Cohen, iO7
South Second East street. The annual
election of officers viii take place.
4 Domestic Science meeting will be
held next Tuesday afternoon at Unity
hall under the auspices Of Lloyd Al
lance, 10 which the public is invited
The general theme viii be Domestic
Science for the Home Maker Short
talks will be given by Mrs. f. f. Mel.
son. Miss Van Cott and Miss Wheelep
\ general discussion Will follow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
CARPENTERS Boycott Japs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 4.-The local
carpenters union declared a boycott
against the Japanese. Any member of
the union who employs Japanese labor,
patronizes Japanese merchants or pur-
cbases goods from employers of Japan
ese, is to be fined $40.