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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
If the Ripples house. where the visitors

OF the nipples house, where the VISITORS
had apartments.
The efforts today of the proprietor of
local private club to collect an al
legged gambling debt from r. L. Bo-
gardus, a local realty man, brought
about such rumpus in town that it is
expected that the club will be closed
shortly by the local police. There is
said to be sufficient evidence to show
that the place was conducted for gam
ing purposes only.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Among the delightful affairs OF tho
week was the tea given by Mrs. VIII
liam Lindstrom. covers being laid for
about a half dozen. The parlor was
done in white and green while sweet
peas and roses adorned the dining
room. Those present We're Mrs. Geo
G.. Cannon. Mrs. william Bywater.
Mrs. r. Smith and Mrs. e. b. Busath.
Mrs n, b. Bdsath entertained on
Thursday afternoon in honor of the
Ladies' quartet, q very pleasant time
was spent with music and other pas
times.
Mrs. j, a. Edwards and family will
leave TO-DAY for Garland. Utah. to
spend n months vacation.
City Treasurer Frank Swenson left
this morning Tor a visit OF several
days to his ranch in Wyoming
Dr. and Mrs. A. Zimmerman have
moved to their new residence at 41O
First avenue and will be home to their
friends after June 20.
DR.. A. c. Behle has returned from
Atlantic City where he attended the
annual convention OF the American
Medical association
Hyrum H. Syndegaard has return
ed from course Of study in the Y.
NJ c. "A. training school at Chicago,
and is now office secretary at the salt
Lake Y. NJ. c. A.
Hugh J.. Thomas. formerly Of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany. passed through Salt Lake yes
terday and spent some time shaking
hands with old friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

md County Building. Salt Lake City.
Utah, up TO o'clock p. M, Tuesday
July ., 1907, for furnishing the matelii,
and constructing a reservoir dam an,
spillway on the SEWER hlvor near Hatch
town. Garfield County, Utah. and ais,
the irrigation of q tract df land known ~
the Panguitch Bench. The dam Is TO "
OF the type known as IAN earthcn dan
with puddlcd core" and will contain alp
proXiiuatcly 100000 cubic yards OF I'LL. 5,uJ
cubic feet reinforced concrete and A0V
cubic feet stone masonry. Canal will b,
IL feet wide on the bottom and approx
mately gtyO feet long, including approx,
imptely 800 linear feet OF lumber Hunt
Oh timber trestles with concrete abut
nentS and footings.
Bids will be received for the work com
plete or Tor the work In sections as CON
talnod ON the sheet or proposals in tn
office of the State Board of Land Com,
miSsiouers, a copy OF which may be hat
on application.
All proposals must be addressed to III,
Secretary OF the state Board OF Land
and must contain certified check mad
payable to the said secretary in amount
equal to ten per cent OF the amount OF til,
Plans may be seen and specifications
including blank form for. proposals may
flee OF the Secretary OF the State Board
OF Land Commissioners. Salt Lake City
Ctnh. office of the State Engineer, SAL
Lake City. Utah; office of Jensen and
Mclaughlin. Engineers. Agricultural Col.
lego, Logan. Utah.
The right IL reserved to reject any and
all bids.
WIN. j. LYNCH, prest.,
THOMAS 9. CAII4ISTER, Secy.
State Board OF Land Commissioners
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

Ie0T," and for the binding OF three thou
sand G0c0l copies thereof.
Bids for printing to be per page, ana
binding per volume.
Bidders will be permitted 20 make pro-
posals for printing only, or binding only,
All material and work 10 be In accord
ance with specifications on file IL the of
flee of Hon James r. Hammond, mem Der
OF Compilation Commission, No. sls-sl6
Mccormick Building, Salt Lake CITY
Utah.
All work to be completed within the
time required In the specifications.
Each bid must be accompanied with n
cey,fieJ check equal to 10 per cent OF th5
amount OF the bid to be held upon condi-
tto,, that upon the award OF the contract
The bidder will faithfully and promptly
execute a good and sufficient bond, paya-
ble To the state, with two sureties, to be
snntuyed by said board conditioned that
he viii perform tine work for which he
has contracted under such rules and reg.
iiintlons as the board may prescribed, and
Tor the faithful performance OF the con-
HiJs must DO sealed and endorsed Bids
for printing COR bindlng) Compiled Laws
iSo7 and must be deposited with tho
secrctary of the board, room lbl, city
ana county Building, on or before II O. :
cloyk noon, July 9Th. 1927, at which hpur
tho bids will be opened.
The board reserves the Tight 10 re1ec'
'I isy order Of the state Ronrd Of Exam
,nsys C. S. T1NGEY.
ihe's' Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

be held ana dccarcd to be elected as d.
ioctors.
Each stockholder SHAH he entitled 20 rs
many votes az he holds shurGs of stock
IN his name on the books Of thc company.
and representation hy proxy duly created
IN writing. shall be allowed Such author.
ity IN writing must previously be flled
with the secretary OF the company ana
shall be left In his possession
1t Is provided that fuilutc 90 hold any
annual meeting or any general meeting
of tho stockholders ~ This corporation
at the day appointed for the same shall
not forfeit nor In any way interfere With
agreement, but any such meeting may he
held at any subsequent time upon giving
ten DAYS notice thereof In the manner
hereinbefore provided,
g. To consider and pass upon the Qucs.
ton of amending the Articles Of Incor
poration OF said company BY inserting
therein an article TO be known as Ar
ticle 10 to read MS follows
ARTICLE 10.
ANY stockholder or other person entitled
to notice OF meeting may waive the
service or giving OF such notice by sign
ing a written waiver thereof and upon
such waiver due and sufficient notice shall
be deemed to have been given to such
person of the holding Of any such meet
ing.
s. To consider and pass upon the oues-
ton OF ratifying and adopting all the
acts Of the Directors ana officers OF this
corporation performed up to the date Of
the holding OF said meeting.
.. To consider and pass upon the cues
ton OF purchasing from James McGregor
the following described mining claim In
the Bay Horse Mining District C,Istec
County, Idaho, to-wlt:
All or the Lincoln. West Point Grant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

elected when his present term expires,
as he has made a creditable record
and there Is no reason why he Should
be retired. also, that Gov. GOo1ing
will not serve q third term rs COVER
nor, and couldn't get II. II he wanted
It Gov. Mcconnell faVors second
elective term for President Roosevelt
as the latter Is a fearless man. as 10
orchard the governor SAYS no gal
lows in Idaho IL too high to hang
him on: no man who has made his
admissions should be granted any i'm
inunity. Some one must have been
paying Orchards expenses; but
whether II was Haywood. or some one
else. Is for the jury to decide Gov.
Mcconnell is operating mining claims
Oh Lost river in Custer county. and is
q leader of the Republican party in
Idaho.
S. Jurecl,a. a Philippine merchant,
and Manuel Tiana. Philippine boy,
are at the Kenyon on route east. ST.
Jurecka is IN this country to sell
pearls and hemp, while the youth is
here TO study law al the Ohio Wes-
leyan university. The former reports
the natives as very anxious TO learn,
so that those who can scrape up the
money intend coming to the United
states to study. and he believes that
educating the Filiplnos viii do more
than anything else to quench the
spirit of insurraction. But capital Is
needed to develop the natural re-
sources of the islands. quite n num-
Der of American planters have gone
into rubber ana hemp growing, and
are doing wen nj II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Estate of Elizabeth Bouck, Deceased.
The undersigned win sell at public auc-
ton ? shares of Zious Cooperative Mer-
camille Institution and the following des
city and county State of Utah, to.wit:
The south half OF lot T. block 90, plat
~" salt Lake city survey, consisting
noon on the 9th day OF June. 1901 at tho
west door OF the City and County Build
ing, Salt Lake city, Utah. for cash. 10
per cent on day OF sale, balance on CON
flrmatlon, JOHN +. ROUCK
Administrator OF the Estate of Elizabeth
Bouck. Deceased
Dated this 10Th day OF May, 1891
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
DEsEpEr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JUNE % 1907

sheridan. w r. sherman, Blaine and
Jefferson lode mining claims, and an un-
divided seven-clghth 60 interest in and
IN tho Jackson lode mining claim said
claims above mentioned being q, S Sur
vcv No. lia7 and to pay the said James
McGregor In run consideration for snid
transfer one hundred nincty-ninc thou
sand two hundred and thirty Cg9 2J0)
shares Of the treasury stock Of this cor-
poration created through the amendment
Of the Articles ~ Incorporation thereof,
JAMES MEG REGOR
President
HUGH ANDERSON.
Secretary,
or salmon River Mining Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
NOTICE.

TRAPPER MINING COMPANY. No
tlce is hereby given, that "A special meet.
ing OF the stockholders OF the 1rapper
Mining Company will be held at No. IA
North Main Street salt Lake city Utah
az o'clock p M on Tuesday, the 23rd
dag OF July. 1901 for the purpose OF elect
Ing board OF Ave 90 directors from
president. Secretary and Treasurer.
and 10 trRsnact ans such other business
as shall lawfully come before the meet
ing.
President OF the Trapper Mining Com
pany
Dated June 10. 1887
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult county Clerk or respective sign
ers for further information.


In the District Court for Salt Lake
County. state OF Utah, In the matter of
the estate OF Daniel bunn. Deceased The
undersigned will sell at private sale the
following described property, located at
the goutheast corner Of Fourteenth South
and County Road Mn Creek salt Lake
County, Ttah, viz; Commencing 1871 rods
cast and 50 rods north from the southwest
corner OF the southwest quarter Of sec
ton -, township south, range east. salt
Lake Meridian. running then north 81
rods; thence west 10 o rods; thence north
H. . rods to County Road thence west on
County Road 23is rods; thence south 10
degrees cast on county Road 23le rods;
thence east 81 rods To place Of beginning
Also three shares Uf the capital stock
VI the Lower Mil Creek Irrigation Com
pany. on ur after Wednesday, the 3rl
day of july, 1901 aud written bids vii be
received at the residence Of the undorslgn.
I'D I'M said Min creek, near said promises.
Terms of sale Ten per cent down and
balance on the confirmation Of the sale.
DAVID LENN,
Administrator with the Mil annexed of
said estate,
Dated June -. l9O7
Daniel Harrington, Attorney for said
Estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Proposals for Printing and Binding the
Compiled Laws of Utah, 1907
In accordance with the provisions of
Section .. Chapter Q, Laws of Utah, 1907.
the state Board OF Examiners OF the state
of Utah. win receive proposals for print
ing in one volume four thousand G0pO)
copies OF the Compiled Laws of Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

ANA IRRIGATION Proiect.-Sealed proposals.
viii be Received BY the State Board 81
Lard Commissioners at itA offce, wy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22


The annual meetings Of the stockhnld-
crs of said corporation for the election OF
directors and Tor the transaction OF any
and m other business that shall law
fully come before them shall be held at
the ufnce Of said company at Salt Lake
city Utah, at Q O'clock D. m. on the Sec
end Wednesday IN June u each year ana
no notice OF tho holding OF such meet
speciaI meetings OF the stockholders
may be called by the president al his
own voliUOn or when requested 80 ~ do
hV two directors, or by stockholders rep-
reFpntlng a majority ~ the stock issued
and outstanding, he shall likewise call
such special meeting by the giving ~ "a
least 10 days written notice 10 each stock
holder of record IN person or by mailing
COPY thereof 10 the last knnwn nlaco
81 buslness or residence OF each stock
holder stating the object and purpose ~
the meeting IN general terms and no bus 4
ness shall be transacted M Ruy such fpo-
cla meeting except that which Is stated
Ia the notice thereof The time for the
giving Of such notice IN case the same
N mailed. shall begin 10 run from tho
into of the mailing thereof.
The transfer books N the COMPANY shall
he closed Tor 10 dhNs noNt preceding All
meetings ~ the stockholders whether
general or special, and FOR a like time pro-
ccding the naymcnt ~ any dividends
which NAV he declared upon the capital
stock of the company
representation OF the majority Of ne
capital stock % The corporation shall be
| necessity 80 legally hold said meetings. az
| wen as an stockholders meeting either
| general ~ special The directors shall
| be elected hy ballot ard the persons w.
| ceiVing The mRlorltv ~ The votes u tho
| stockholders cast al said meeting shall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
NRAZIER NEALLY CROss.

CITY Food Inspector Frazier WAS
rather angry last night owing 10 the
failure VI tho municipal laws commit
tee To consider his new food ordinance,
Witch is drawn i'm accordance with the
new state food laws. ~ present the
old ordinance Is ineffective ON account
Of Tho changes I'm the state law and
Mr. Frazier declares that he has q
number of violations Of the law 10
prosecute but cannot do anything until
the new ordiRSnce is passed. He intl-
mated that unlel the council ala some
thing in the matter soon ho would re-
sign his office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

The limit OF tho capital stock
corporation shall be Five Hundred
sand (tjO0,G0O) Dollars. divided in
hundred thousand (Jf00GW shares
par value Of one C$lD dollar each.
4 To consider and pass upon tht
tion Of amending Articles 6 OF q
ticleb Of Incorporation of said co
so that the same as amended sha
as follows:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24
WEALTHY FARMER
SHOT At MILLEA
Little Georgia city Scene OF a Trag
edy Yesterday Citt-
zens Were in Il.

Millen, Ga, Feb Ed B Daniel
one of the best best known farmers @
this section of the state, was shot ana
almost instantly killed today by r
,B. Humphrey, another prominent and
well known citizen Of Millen.
Just what brought on the difficulty
IS not known. It is understood tna'
a fued has been existing between
the two men for some time. They
net in Millen today and engaged in a
quarrel which led up TO the shooting.
Mr. Daniel died a few minutes after
being shot. He was one Of the lar
gest cotton planters in this section.
Humphrey has beeu placed under
arrest
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24
LITTLE TOWN NAMED AFTER
THE RAILROAD MAGNATEs

Flva, little saw min town a few
miles north Of Tampa, Fla. Is at
tracing considerable attention among
the map makers on account Of The or
iain Of it's name.
The village has as It's principal in
dustry the Aripeka Saw MIL Company
which plays a part in the uame Of the
little hamlet
The name is euphonium for give"
A, or "5A," and was named for II.
NJ. Atkinson, Of the A. B. & A. Rail.
road Company. P. s. Arkwright, Mar.
tin +. Amoyous, Gordon Abbott. Of
New York and the Agipaks Saw Mil
Lumber Company
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24
THEY HAD a GENERAL FIGHT
.seaboard and A., 8, 6 A. Crews Mixed
It Up at Thzimanr.


There was a lively time at Thai.
mann last night end for awhile it
looked as If there was going to- be
some serious trouble. but further than
a general fight, in which the blood
few quite freely, there was no ser
ious damage.
It seems that the conductor on the
northtound seaboard wanted to thrash
the porter on the A, B. & H. The
.seaboard fireman also wanted to take
La hGnt Then the crew Of the A.
.G. & A. went to tho assistance af
their man and IN less time thal ~
takes to relcte lt,~stx rlon were mixed
IN a general fight, which lasted for
several minutes.
One or two received black eyes, but
nons OF the participants were SER
l0USig iasugsA.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24
FEDERAL CONTROL
DEFENDED BY
TEDDY


Now Haven. Conn. Feb. 22,-Pres
.ident Roosevelt VINO is here on a
visit, today delivered an address at
Harvard university which was heard
by all OF tho students of the college
and many outsiders.
The president, during his address,
defended Federal control, and attacked
in a measure, rights OF states He went
Unto the subject in detail ard his ad.
dress was closely followed by The
Urge audience
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24
Work esalns romortw.

The work Of repairing the steamer
iris, which was scorcned in the fire
at the plant Of the Parkor.fIensell En-.
gineerlng Company a few days ago,
will begin tomorrow and will be rush
ed as rapidly as possible to compile
ton. AS soon as the beat Is finish
ed she will 80 to Cuba where she has
been sold.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24
SIX MORE DAYS
CONGRESS ENDS
Thirteen Appropriation Measures ans
Many Other Matters arc TO be
Disposed o.

washington, FEB. 25.-- Congress
,aas only six more working days -
fore Adjournment and It Is not believ-
cd that the national solous can dis.
rrse Of al pending matters betJre
The end Of the session.
Among other ta'nos there are mir.
teen appropriation measures scoellE
ed to come Up and which viii haga 10
be acted upon. A number Of o.acr
important matters viii also como up
during The week -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24

REV. j. e sauhons, pastor. Ser
7ss=5 < Il m and 7.30 p. III. 5Ua-
day school 9.45 q m Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7.33 D. m Morning sub.
sat aTbe Test of DisciDleship' Even
lag subject Jesus. the Great Phy-
.eian." All visitors and strangers
ars cordially inr lied TO worship with
as
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24
.l5 OFT OF A3
WERE RECOVERED
ystal Number Loss In tao Berlin pis
aster Is Nov Placed a cns Hun
ared and Twsnty-E ent

London. FEB, 28.-Ezactly fifteen
cut Of total Of 143 pe5Gie a5oe a
tte steamer Berlin. which vent down
Thursday, have been rescae"
majority Of these were picked
w today and several ci Gem wee
suffering from the long y12osuTe IN
he cold. They have been wa oUt G,oa
Sises the wreck --.~-A.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24
RAISED SALARIES or CARRIERS
Better Pay Promised the Local Let,
~psr Men.

Yer Men.
Local fotter men are pleased at the
terms of~the postoGice appropriation
bill which mas Just passed the lower
house Of congress carrying with it a
SUBS aatial incense in calaries. Sew
en- GRADES Of clerks are established in
fist and second class Offices. witt
salaries ranging from $500 to $yl
200 City letter carriers are divided
into five grades with salaries ranging
flom $500 to s1,1OO. Railway mai
clerks are divided into six grades
below that OF CHIEF clerk. salaries IL
each grade being Increased $loo al.
ranging from $500 70 SLIGO. The max
imum salaries of rural carriers is
fixed at s840.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24
MRS. SAMUEL BENEDICT DEAD
EstimabIa Lady Passed away Yeater
uay at CedagtoWn

EstifnaNie lazy Teased away feaJ9f-
aaJ at CedartoWn.
The many friends of Mrs Mallory
p. King ani OF her .er Nr5 sam
Iuei Benedict We're 'oF ae1 shocked
Yesterday at the n-@s Of jhe lattGfs
dearo, which ocaaf y'day morn
ing at 10 ocioe" a- Asi home ~ Ce-
aaiIo"h'
Mis. feA'a'cI had 0-eh jill Only q
l7" DAYS ana hsi ee4"'ion aid NOT
become SERIOUS ll y f'la" alu Ns'
asalA WIS great 7'-o'" 10 e' t'a
yves "Hu l'lsiIu7'
ne o4oe471u was 1H1 o''IS E 90.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24

BAILEY CHARGES PERSECUTION
Austin. Texas, Feb. Ex-senator
Bailey, In a statement today, charges
his easnlss With persecution
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-24
WRONG NAN MAS
UNDER ARREST
Suspect Arrested at open&a, Aiao Did

Opelika, Ala Feb. 23.-The ar
rested here Aexday and VIZ was
thought to beV ,regssaas Walker who
std72ed out from New B.taino Conn,
with nearly a half million dollat Enun
tae banks funds, turned out to be
the wrong men.
The suspect today established him.
self as w. Harper, and he was releas
ed Owing to the fact that Harper
was said to have come here from Con
necticut and he resembled very much
photograph Of Walker, he was ar,
rested on suspicion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-02
SPECIAL BOAT SERVICE
TO POINTS IN VIRGINIA

sailing every day IN the year al $50
p. M steamers Of the Norfolk and
slIngton line maintain a convenient
surrounding Virginia points. TheV con-
sJltuIe means OF reaching the historic
places OF the Virginia tideWater greatly
appreciated by tourists. who usually in
Crude IN a visit 20 the Capital or the land
a ~ sue Trip 20 the Interesting points about
Old Point Comfort ana NoTfolk Tvbeir
staterooms are eXcellentlV furnished
pubic CABINS spacious ard artistic. the
cafes and dining service an that can he
desired. Daily connections are made al
SoIIolk with steamers for New York.
Boston and other points. likeyy,.e -
Connections for the Southern winter re-
sorts
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-02

and WeT- chatting together near Senator
WHITES desk when Senator Bacon. al
the suggestion OF the Vice President
took Senator Pettus over and presented
him 20 Mr. Davis, whom he had never
met. The galleries and the Senate look
ed on with deep interest as the three
stalWaTt Old-timers chatted pleasantly
together
That's the effect OF good Democratic
doctrine" observed Senator Bacon 70
Senator Frye.
Chaplain Hale came into the chamber
about hVe minutes after the group broke
mp. lie IS over eighty. Had he arrived
sooner, Senator Bacon would have taken
him over 10 join his acknowledgements
ans. Senator Fsttus Is eighty-fiVe. Ser
at0r Davis eighty-tAree, ana Senator
Whyte eighty-tWo.