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The oasis., 1907-01-19
HIDES AND HORNS.

Tucson Citizen; A big ship. ment of cattle was nude today by Pusch < Zellweger and N. W. Der. nard. They shipped nearly 1000 steers to California.
 Clifton Era: Three cars of beef cattle arrived this week for the Clifton Meat & Cold Storage Co. from the Banner & Roberts ranch in the Burro mountains. They were in prime condition.
 Tombstone Prospector: In the case against Harry Hasselgreen charged with selling beef without a license or permit from the live stock sanitary board, was decided today in Judge McFarland's court, the jury bringing in a verdict of not guilty. The arrest was made at the instance of Inspector Me- Donald and the verdict is an inn portant one affecting the regula- tions governing the live stock board. The verdict is a victory for ranchers who sell their pro- ducts under restrictions embraced in the territorial law.
 Stafford Journal: Last Saturday a car load of thoroughbred Here ford bulls was received from Col orado by the Chiricahua Cattle Company. There were twenty-one head in the consignment and taken to the yards of the company just north of town where they will be kept until time to turn them out with the range cattle. The bulls are large, we'll developed animals and their importation will prove a profitable move for the cattle company. Herefords are splendid beef cattle being large and rangy and are breed that is adapted to any climate or conditions. They are quick growers, also
The oasis., 1907-01-19

weight and hnish thIs veek sellihe mainly af q 0J to F325. with one Iot at E6O, yogflinas at tG 55. Arkansas Valley lambs also reached F5O Fed western ewes have been in small supply and only medium quality, selling at NS5 Co s5.i5, wethefs at s5.25 to s5.7O, some at the latter price today. The total run is small, at 27 300 this week, about 5000 head less than corresponding week last year. The trade could handle larger supplies without prices, particularly of desirable stuff.
 J. A. RfcKART,
 L. $. Correspondent.
The oasis., 1907-01-19

k0GALES, ARIION Douglas. Arizona Guaymas, Sonora Mazatlan, Sinaloa
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NOTICE OF BOND ELECTIoN.

Notice is hereby given by the Board o..
EdiqeAtlSn Of me Granite seeeoi DIs.ri.t
Of the Registered voters who have paid a
property tax within said School District
during the year 1866 to vote upon and d.
termlne tlle following question, to-wit:
shat the Board of Education q tts
building bonds Ot said Granite school ps,
trlet 70 the enoupt % forty thonsahl
OK. 0G0 CQo IN denOmln atlons Of one tleu-
sand Cil0o0. 0l) dollars fov the purpose o.
raising FUNDS for purchasing school PIE
and for building and furnishing school
houses IN sald Granite School pstllcl
The bonds 10 be payable at any hnesftsl
five years and TO be due IN twenty yVNfs
from date Of issue"
Polls open at a. m and close al Z
The election will be held on Saturday
the 9Th day Of April, 1907,
Bond Election; ono IN each OF the ave tep
resentatlve precincts OF Granite Schoo
District, as follows:
Precinct No. l. Election Districts IS
ST. y. SO. Central school, Sugar.
Precinct No. 2, Election Districts y.
and Fl Central School $500 State STREET
Precinct No, ?. Election Districts -
S. Mil Creek Ward House.
Precinct No. 1, Election Districts ss
SIN School House tsopth C1ttonwoodS,
Precinct No, ). Election Districts 70, 8
81, S. o. West Granger School House,
The names OF the judges 70 eondiA
such Bond Election al each OF the sA
polling places arc as follows:
Precinct No |, Jeanette Thompson, Jas
McGhic. and Christopher Aston,
Precinct No. 2. John GabhOtt Hstp
Quaye and NJ. Christophersen.
Precinct No. >. Williarn Carbon. j. J.
Bawdsn, c. II, Spencer
Precinct Ne 1. Richard Howe, a. O. u
Fowlks and James u, Moss.
Precinct No j. u. II, Jacobs. a. Frame
nnG ". z, Petersen,
BOARD OF EDUCATION. GRANITE
SCHOOL DISTRICT
AMOS S, CAB BoTT. President
JAMES y. CUMMINGS, CLERK.
DATED at Granite School District, ~
State Street. Salt Lake County ufaA
Enh 9th la1I.
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PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
Secures New Pine Produot~-A
Boon To Consumptives and Peo-
ple With Severe Coughs and
CoIds-Heart Of Tree is Cut
Into Small Blocks.

T'he heart of the salI pine tree Is cut
into small square blocks This ~ the
method pursued by a prominent phy~
Siciar In his process of obtaining what
IN known To druggists umd doctors as
Concentrated oil Ui pine, Subsequent
w ihc vital Juices are extracted Ivy
hydraulic pressure and 80 through 9
refining aud c0ndc1slng process, am,
YEN shiS wonderful curative on OF
which a great 0cai hiss recently been
written. IT has proven n most certain
remedy for lumbNgO and uric rheInla~
sism. u also makes a splendid salvq
Ia he applied externally by mixing u
with lard or yQsolinT. But for the
quick cure OF coughs and colds II has
mo equal
For this purpose one-hslf ounce Of
the Concentrated oil of pine Is nllSe'!
with two ounces OF glycerine and nal
pint Of good whisky Must be well
shaken and used ia tablespoon doses
every -four hours.
II should be borne IN mind that lhe
real Concentrated oil uf pnc comes put
up IN small baIr-ounce bottles, each
enclosed IN q rouNd screw tor case aud
sealed. This case is intended to pro-
tect the contents from the ATMOSPHERIC
changes. There ure several patent
medicines put aut by chemical HOUSES
that use similar name and package
THESE are frequently dangerous but
can ba avoided by making sure Ia get
the Concentrated" oil OF pine, II VIII
he found IN the prescription depart
lnent OF every first class druggist
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JURORS SECURED
IN HOLDUP CASE
--------~ --------,------------r~~
Mike McCabe and James 0'leary,
Two Soldiers From Fl. Doug
las, Defendants.
IDENTIFIED BY THE VICTIM,
Harold Berrunl, the Contractor Pos
itiyely Asserts tho Two Men Were
His Assailants ON Feb, ~.

Judge Armstrong and a Jury are to-
day engaged in the trial of the case OF
the State OF Utah against Mike Me-
Cabe and James O'Leary. two soldiers
from FIT Douglas charged with rob-
berry. Harold Berrum is the COM
planning witness, and he WAS on the
stand all morning recittng the story
of the hpld-up. which occurred on the
night of Feb ?r while he was ON his
way home and Just after he had left
q Second South street car. He YVES
severely beaten by the soldiers and was
relieved OF SIS In cash. He positively
Identified the two soldiers as hfs assault
ants.
The jurors who are serving In the
case are w, p, NebekeT. ). N. Pike,
Royal Bateman. Frank Godbe. A. ],
Brain, 2. j. Stone, ]. II. Vincent and
$, r. Tucker, Dist. Atty Loot
borrow Is representing the state, and
Attorneys Iamer and Buckle are de-
Tending the soldiers.
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THROUGH FLOODED DISTRICT
Passengers Arriving From Los Angeles
Have Thrilling Stories.

Passengers who are now beginning
to come through from the coast re-
povt IandsIides. floods and WaShouls
galore. Some have been on we ROAD
from Los Angeles since last MONDAY
and are utterly worn out with 1heli
csncri.nces. Among the first 10 get
through was Tudor Cameron together
with three OF the orpheum acts on
this weeks bill. MT- Cameron who Is
uuaTtered at the Wilson states th@e the
railroads in California were uetNoral-
ICED when he left Los Angeles with re-
ports OF cave-lnS to tunnels ana otaer
incidents. Tourists are In Los AIlseles
he says. clamoring for berths on trailia
that are not running and thlsns gems
orally are in bad shape
THE worst stretch we pasSeo'
Through" he said. was after we lei'
Sacramento, where the lines run
through the lowlamds prior to starting
Oh the mountain climb For miles we
went at snails pace through wafer
and az far as one could see on either
hand WAS water with trees barns nad
houses sticking out, Fot long
stretch we went through water 1h9t
was up 10 the second step OF She pull
man and the fashlon IN which thar car
swayed made us all very nervous II
1t was only going al ave miles an houl
After we left the lOwlands The climb
UP the mountains ttas rJ3ld IN conn
parison even ia the, face or the lucl
that we had, trouble In the suOvsheds
Coming down the eastern slope We
ran inIo more water and gaaed on The
Truckee river that was raging beside
the track Al Reno thousands OF meil
were at work dumping rock and build
Inc temporary tracks over the wash
outs while all hands we're tnkerlns
around the steel railroad bridge that
had shifted slightly and threatened 10
20 by the board.
Across Nevada the train made good
nrogress. but nj the Lucin cmt-on
there WAS more trouble with hive oil
men dumping rock on the west shore oil
the lake. where the big waves driven 10y
the south wind were booming in Greal
shape atG smashing against this
grade
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Theatsr--The Bonnie Brer Bush"
company has reached she city and
VIII open its engagement OF n fnll
week commen cling tonight. The local
tenor, VIII Phillips, Will take part in
the incidental music.
The recital AT The First Congregs-
tional church, tomorrow night by AL
fred l., Farrall, assisted by Miss Philis
Thatcher violiust: hIrs-R w. Sloan.
soprano; MIA A. L. Farrell, reader.
and Fred Graham, tenor. promises to
be n rare musical xreat. Much Interest
Us centered in Miss Thatcher. the vo-
liptst who has many friends here.
anxious to hear this talented young
musician. after her several years of
study In New York. under the most
eminent teacher.
Orpllcun,--The orpheum bill this
week headed by a French vaudeville
novelty as presented by Mile. Louise
August and company gives promise
Of being winner \ change lis an
nonnGed in the original program. the
tnrn OF La Gette, novelty gyinnast-
being substituted for Riders monkeys.
which have developed symptoms OF
pneumonia owing TO the prevailing
bad weather.
Grand---The famous entertainers,
Messrs Murray and Mack. viii be
seem at the Grand this evening and
all the remainder Of the week.
Lsric--Popufar priced vaudeville is
running along prosp erously at the
Lyric and attracting good business,
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WILSON CASE DISMISSED.
Supreme Court Reyerses Judgment
And lmstruCts for Dismissal


The supreme court today handed
down an opinion reversing the juds
mlent of the lower court IN the case OF
Catherine D. Evans Wilson, respondent
and cross-appellant, VS. II. X. Wilson,
Jr, r. N Wilson. Charles Wilson,
David Wilson and the estate OF Duclus
A. Wilson, deceased, appellants and re-
nlanded the case with instructions TO
the court below to dismiss plaintiff IS
case.
The trouble grew out OF a pool be-
tween Il, *, Wilson, ST., now deceased
and his Sons, who We're engaged In the
action. OF all property interests They
We're engaged In various business enter
prises IN Boxelder county and all the In
come from the same was put into one
considerable real estate and during the
life of Mr.. Wilson'S first wife they
decided this property to thelr sons but
the degds Were not recorded until JUS
two days before Mr. Wilson married
the plaintiff herein.
Upon his death she brought suit TO
recover her dover interest in all this
property. claiming that II was trans
ferred 10 the sons merely 20 deprive her
Of her marital rights, The lower court
awarded hen a dover interest In part OF
the property but not IN all, From this
Judgment the Sons appealed and Mrs
Wilson filed cross-appea, claiming
that the lower court erred In not allow
ing her an interest IN all OF tho proper
~, The supreme court now roverscB
the lower court and orders the com
plant OF Mrs, Wilson dismissed, Jus.
tice Straup wrote the opinion al the
court which Is concurred IN by Chief
Justice Mecarty and Justice Frtek-
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, March s5---Close: prisne
mercantile paper G46A per cens- 4.
Sterling exchange, weak with actual
business In bankers bills at d-SS.20@
l-S3.25 for demand. and al a.ss Tor
10 dsy bills; posted rates, $50 stnS'
d.s4ls; commercial bills, 4,7S& @
ITs%,
Bar silver. so
Mexican dollars, SOU
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds. weak,
Money ON catl, strong, 6as5 per
ccna; Ruling rate, 6ss per cent: closing
lid, 9 per cent; offered az . pes cent
Time loans, nominal 80 DAYS. SIS q
as per cent; 20 days and six months.
per cent
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THE COMING MUSIC FESTIVAL.

Lovers of good music will be glad
10 hear that the management OF che
coming music festival has extended
the time for securing season tickets
at subscribers rates for one week
more, ending Saturday OF this week
The sale has been going at the Clayton
Music company, and has been quite
gratifying. Seldom in Ihe history OF
this city have we had the opportunity
OF hearing such music by such artists.
as that arranged for this great musi cal
event, at such low prices OF admisS
sion, On the first night tyiOnday.
April So, "Hiawatha" will be given by
the Chicago SYM phony orchestra, and
sOlolsts, and the festival chorus The
second night the Messiah" will be
rendered by the orchestra. and SOLO
lists, the great organ. tabernacle choir
and the Festival chorus. On the
afternoon of tho second day a miscel-
Lannon's program will be given at 3:I5
by the orchestra and sooists.
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HAWAIIAN MENU.
Unique BALL and Banquet az lilac Lion
House NcM Monday,

Monday evening April n unidue hall
viii be given at she I.on House by the
Sandwich islands Missionary society Ths
dancing program, Tor the most part N1ll
be Of the old fashioned kind, and thc a.
dies present wall be dressed In white, Ma
tive male HawailanH viii b6 atllred N
Waite yachtlag hannels banquet vii
he enjoyed Nj connection With the ball,
ar which a Hawaiian menu Will BE- serv-
"a The BIN " faro 10 as follows
MouW-Meaa al
Pol,
Crushed Sut Helieh ,,,..-.,, lnamona
Roast Beef-Blpl Omh.
Han--s.,t+..-,,,.--,.,r Fuaa Om1,
Baked Salmon ii,,-.... kAirsan0 fn0h.
ifasd Boiled Gags l7ua Atoa MO's
Pickles pikcla,
Bread and Butter -..Feleue. Walt l3aka
Hawaiian Pudding ~ ,koele PaIau,
Bananas -.,r.-..,,,t--.M ala-
OranseS',-ss,,t ,l.--.,, ,,,,--..Alalu.
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G. /. H1cKEY GOES no $. p.


George G. tiieksy formerly CHEZ
clerk 10 T. j.. Celyn, car accountant
and later trnlnmaster uf the Montana
division Oregon short Line has been
appointed 10 a position under General
Purchasing Agent Ira O.. Rhoades of
the Southern Pactfc at san Francisco
Nh Hickey u we'll known here and
only recently returned from PERU
where he was assistant superintendent
Of the CerTo de Pasco railroad under
u. 5 KeTr-
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JESSE KNIGHTS ROAD.
Eorcc OF surveyors at Work In the
Vicinity pf Eureka,

Eureka, March 25.--l-ast week sur
vey0rs were a work around the noun
tain locating che route Of the pro-
uosed railroad which Jesse Knight and
associates win build TO connect Ihe
mines located ut different points along
the lire with the new suelter that
is To be built below Mammoth,
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Isank CIearlnss--T odays local bank
clearings amounted 10 S85d.6Sl.56 az
against aT9S,sS5.13 for the same day
last year.
Quarterly Dlvldend--The zion's Saw
ings Bank & Trust company has de-
clared quarterly dividend of ; per
cent. amounting to 81 900. payable
April next
Petition in saniruptcy--A petition
in bankruptcy was today filed in the
federal court by Charles S, Rapp, Al
clerk OF Ogden The liabilities are
placed at $3.50, while the petitioner
schedules ais assets at SEQ.
Considering Bids--rhe eugin eering,
finance. sewerage and waterwOrks
committees.o of the city council Is hold
ing session this afternoon In Mayor
Thompson's office nsldeTing the bids
|. recently submitted on &c and
vaterworks Improvements to be made
by the city this year.
Must Go to SchOol---1hls morning
Justice of the Peace Dana r. Smith
lssred warrant for the arrest OF
Robert Amos on the charge of Tctus-
ing to send one OF his children to
school, Tho man pleaded not guilty
and the case will be heard tomorrow
morning.
A Chip on the Old BlocIf---WaIdo
Kingsbury. who Is taking a post grad
uate course Mt Columbia college, New
York has Just been elected an active
member OF the Sigma 81 society Of that
institution, an organization devoted TO
geology and mining. The young man
10 a son OF President Joseph T, Kings
bury OF the University OF Utah.
New Canning Compaay---The Union
Canning company of Woods Gross Ill
ed o. copy OF its articles OF inCorpora-
don in the secretary OF states oirlee
today, The capital stock OF tho COM
pany Is S2S,0DO. divided into sharese
OF the par value Of 81 each w. "
Pack Is president, H. a, Eldredge, vice
president: II, O. Pack. secretary and
treasurer,
TwontS-sccOnd Ward---Th0 M l. A,
Dramatic company OF the Twenly-sec-
ond ward will present the thrqe-act
comedy SNOWFALL" In the meeting
house annex. Thursday and Friday
evenings, March 2s and 20. THOSE taxi
dInand Billeter. Fred Beesley, Wal
ter Widdlson, Clara Holmes, Gertrude
clayton and EstelIa Hardy
Frank H. Leib Assigns--Frank n,
l-eib. the cnrlo man. made an assign.
ment Saturday afternoon n the Utah
Association OF Credit men, for tho
beneht OF his creditors Ills liabilities
have not yet been figured out. bat his
uEsOts are put nj s20,e00, The trouble
was that Mr.. Leib got In a stock OF
goods that proved too heavy Cor him
70 carry, and as ne could NOT realize
fast enough Oh them 20 make both
ends meet" ne Thought II adyisHh BILE
10 settle Win his creditors through
the Ercdlt Mems association. .--
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IsIEip.

FoRsTER---At ca west Third North
street, March rs. 1871. Of general de-
bIlity, John F'orsters born In DURHAM
County, England Dec, s 1886 an old
time engineer on The Utah Central
railway,
Funeral services Wedn esday at y. No.
from the Twenty eighth ward chapel
Friends are Invited 10 attend and cam
view the remains at the family residence
ON day of funeral from u TO $3.50 p. IN.
lnterment city cemetery,
SANDE RS.--At 1863 York street, this city
March "a, 1871. Lester c.. daughter Of
LOpdra and Anna G. Sitfensen Sanders
aged | month and 20 days,
Funeral services Tuesday at ~ O'Clock
noon, from the family residence. INTER
ment In South Cottonwood cemetery
Friends are invited TO attend.
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WILL OF JAMES HEeNEY.
Leaves an Estate Valued at $4,000 &c
Wife and children.

The will OF James Hesney together
with two oodicIls was filed in the dis
trlct court Today The petition for
letters testamentary was filed by Mrs.
Hegney on Saturday. The estate con-
sists of real and personal property
valued at $4,000, The will and the
codicils provides that the property
shall be held in trust by Mrs. Hegney
and Bishop Lawrence Seaman for the
use of the widow and four children
OF the testator until the youngest child
reaches the age OF FL years when it
shall be divided share and share alike
among the heirs. In the second codt
ell, which is dated Sept. >, 1902. the
three step-children of Mr.. Hegney are
bedueathed 81 ,0oO each and Mr.. Heg-
ney's brother Is provided for by al.
lowing him the free use OF the prop
eTIy now occupied by him and owned
by the testator located in Erie county,
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n SO come 10 us for Photos as we
wllI make you a special discount Mon
roc Studio 56 W. End South We VIII
take rate tickets from any other studio
az face value,
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UTAH STUDENTS,
ScsCRty-cighi Attending the Leading
Colleges on the East
especial 10 ihs s'Nsws. >

Now York. March Reports from the
larger colleges or the country show thar
Salt Lake City and utlh arc represented
hy students i'm hcFe institutions MS fol-
oNsi
Utah Outside
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS

a special meeting OF the stockhol
OF the STATE BANK OF Utah, a so,s
poratlon organized and existing under ,bs
laws VI Utah, will be held az lis hart
Ing house. in Salt Lake City. al ! oCios-
- rrl, ON Monday, the END day OF AsrD
1901. for the purpose OF considering ina al
Visibility OF amending Article OF de 81.
tlcles OF Incorporation, as her6toiara
amended. be increasing tho capital stStE
from s2500oo % 10 $iOQ,0V0.cc. ard by NJ,
vldins that the sl5o000.00 Of capital gtseI.
represen ting such increase, shall BIZ stS
ject TO disposal by the Board Of Dire.
tors for the uses and purpose Of the cor
lsorAttun 10 such persons. al such time an
lines. SOT such consideration ana nno7
such teTIriS as tho said Board may deem
expedihnt and for Ike purpose OF const
ering tile sdvIsability Of amcndins All
ticles and s. by Increasing the 1inbsr
OF Directors ia IL and the number or VIC
Presidents to :, aud by providing tor th1
filling Of vacancies among the Directors
and of considering the ACCESSIBILITY N
amending Attcle }, by extending the cot,
porate existence from 4 period q % year.
to o period OF Is years from aud after tn
date Of the organizations OF the said cor
porat1on,
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
JOSEPH II, SMITH President
cHAS. S. BURTON, Cashier
Dated at Salt Lake City. March 2 III
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AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.

What Is lioing Bid and Asked Tor
stocks on Exchange
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MacOBar'
We suppose you know.
that J. Harry Ham rr,GW
who Y, paints, suggested
the most acceptable
name for Mcdonald,
New Chocolate Confs,cs
tion-and thousands q
names were sent in, not
only from the city but but
from coast to coast.
Mr.. HamIln received a tiv,
pound box of Bitter SNeets.-thse
highest quality, the highest prle W
chocolate made in the worlS s
Also a five pound box Of Dutc Il
chocoates--on everyhody's tnn.
que.
Mcdonald is an exclusive man.
utacturer of chocolates, '
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we can NIL orders promptly
MARTIN COAL 90,
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BOY FOR PRINTING OFFICE. r. f.
Phelps. % Richards Street
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LATE LOCALS.

Bank CIeurlnss--T oday's local bank
clearings amounted TO sS5a.eS l. Sc az
against aT9S,sS5.13 for the same day
last year
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Must Go to SchOol---Ihls nj MORNING
Justice of the Peace Dana r. Smith
Issued a warrant for the arrest Of
Robert Amos on the charge of Tetus
ing to send one OF his children t
school, Tho man pleaded not guilty
and the case will be heard tomorrow
morning.