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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-12
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
Case of Sheriff Z. III. Smlili--Wetding
Pcrmits-DOublc Golden Wedding.


Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co, April 1O.--The reg
llar term of the First district court
opened In Logan today. The case TO
occupy the attention of the court TO.
day. was that of Cache Co. VS. Sheriff
T. II. Smith. the complaint being mall
feasance in office The defendant
through his attorneys, filed n demurrer
TO the complaint, arguments on which
will be heard on Friday. County Atty.
Albert A. Law is prose cutting the case,
while the defendant Is being represents
cd by Nebeker, Hart & NebeSer.
The new $4,000 skating rink is so
nearly completed that the announce
ment is made that the place win BIO
opened on Saturday evening with
grand ball, IT Is estimated that 800
couples can dance ON Alis floor with
out Inconvenience,
Mrs. James w. Ouayle Is lying In a
very critical condition,
Jas. f. Bullock OF Providence has n
severe attack OF pleuro pneumonia.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses have been issued
during the week as follows;
David W. Saamonds. rs, and Annie
Jackson, 10. OF Hyde Park
Willard Duce. q. OF Hyde Park, and
Lizzie Lund. FL, of Weston, Idaho
William O. Archibald, %. and Dora
Godfrey, IS, both of Charleston.
DOUBLE GOLDEN WEDDING.
An occurrence unique in the annals
of wedding anniversaries is announced
for April 10, when Absalom Woolf of
Hyde Park Will celebrate the golden
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AMMON, IDAHO.
Ono Hnndredth Birthday Anniversary
OF ELIAS Gardner DuiS llOnored,
slpeolal Correspondenoe.

NI'UVlHI VT VVITVTTNI-FIN -
Ainmon. Bingham Coz, Ida ApTiI s.
An interesting celebration Of the one-
huntredth birthday anniversary Of
ELIAS Gardner WAS held IN the L, D. 5,
rncetInghouse at Ammon, Idaho April
z, 1907. by part OF his family, i-esid"
ing In Snake River valley. 15is poster
ity NOW numbers over 500 souls, IS OF
whom We're present at the gathering.
Dinner was served at O'Clock and
toasts were given by the family a
number Of invited guests were present
and a most enjoyable time was spent.
During the evening an entertaining
program wls rendered, followed by
dancing.
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CASES IN DISTRICT COURT.
Stake Conference Saturday and Sum
day-GsarGen City News Briefs.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, April 1.-THE ease Of James
w. Loveless ct al, VS.. Bengt Johnson,
Jr.. ct AL, has been argued and submit
ted in the Fourth district court.
w. H. Brown has commenced suit
against S. c. Campbell and others TO
quiet title to land near Springville,
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The quarterly stake conference will
be held here, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. B. +, Smith, who died at This
tie yesterday, was the gran ddaughter
Of Apostle Farley p. Pratt-the daugh-
ter Of his eldest daughter
SupS. Rawlings ana the following
teachers OF the public schools--S. Fl.
Jones. Elsie Chamberlain, Ida Cootnbs,
and Jane "A. Robnson~-yisited Salt
Lake this week. observing educational
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SPANISH FORK.
Promise of Record Breaking Year for
Beet Plnntins--Peculiar Lawsuit

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork, Utah Co., April ia
boy baby WAS born 10 Nh and Mrs.
Thomas Paterson ON the 10TH
Beet planting In this section Is now
in order, There is every Indication
that it VIII be a banner year IN acre
age. Much ado about nothing has
snbsided. 'Alls we'll that ends WE'LL
PECULIAR LAWSUIT.
A lawsuit has been brought before
Judge Booth In the Fourth district
court by the prOprietors OF a dancing
pavilion here, against Spanish Fork
city as corporation. to enIoin the city
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BOISE. IDAHO.
Splendid Showing Made In Gem State
Finances.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Boise, Ida. April State Treas
urer c. A. Hastings has just completed
the preparation Of his report VT the
financial condition OF the state FOR the
first quarter OF the current year. end
Ing March 81 1907 Mr. Hastings ex-
presses himself as being extremely
proud OF tho record made during the
three months by the state treasury,
which is far il advance OF amy here
tofoie, made by this department for
the Same period. The earnings nj the
surplus funds In the state treasury.
deposited In banks furnishing proper
security, has during she past three
months aggregated t2.s9e,45. the in
terest earnings for the month of
March being in excess OF S1150. on
April there was on deposit in the
various banks state funds agsreEating
$500 $50. drawing interest at the rate
of 2 Il per cent a year. Mr., Hastings
has already called state bonds. Interest
ceasing en- April i. to the amount OF
$4,000. In 1905. the cain Of state
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wedding of himself and two wives,
Harriet and Lucy Ann Woolf, whom he
married in Salt Lake City April 10, 1857,
and has reared large families by them.
Both women still live in Hyde Park
and continue the same harmonious re-
ations with each other which has
marked the 80 years OF their married
lives.
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which are, Wagon road sinking fund.
t2b,1s7.70i Eecnrnl school fund. $780,
bSb.St, common school fund, tSd.-
cs0.5T, public building endowment
furd $S1 ,1Sa-69i Carey act syust fund.
$s5.2tTssi general interest and sink
ing fund Sh7.1Q0.S4
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nRTEFs ANp PERSONALS.

Policeman Al FTerTick, Who has served
The city for several years as patrol
man, has rendered his resignation to
Chief Browning, which has been ac-
cepted to take effect at once.
Ogden is to have another cheap show
house at which will be given moving
Elder John w. Scowcroft, who has
been laborlng as a missionary in Colo
RADIO, has come home 10 spend a few
weeks before going to England to fin
ish his mission Having been trans
ferred there.
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THATCHER, ARIZONA
DEATH OF UTAH PIONEER

Mrs. Isaac =, Robinson Goes 10 We'll
Earned Rest.
Special Correspondence.
Thatcher, Aris., April 3.-Mrs Elsie
PeTmeliA Robinson died at her home in
Thatcher Sunday evening, March b.,
1907, and was laid to rest here yester-
day, Bishops Counselor Oscar Layton
presiding at the services President
Andrew Kimbali. Mrs. Elizabeth Lay
ION and Elder John Morris were the
speakers
Mrs. Robinson was the daughter of
Amos StOddard OF New York and Leah
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from using the city pavilion as a place
Ia hold social gatherings. UP to date
the Judge has not given his decision.
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WHY.

have a torpid liver when HorhIne, the
only liver regulator will help you? These
Is 70 reason why you should suffer from
Dyspepsia Constipation. Chilla and Few
or on any liver complaints, when Herblne
will cure you, Il, C. Waite, Westvills.
Fla, writes: II was sick for a month
with chills and fever, and after taking
two bottles OF Herbine am well and
healthy Sold by u, c, Nj. l. Drug Dept
liz and 114 South Main Street. b
Onr Grill Room at the Royal Cafe is
open daily from to u D. N.
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT

The Negs elYeS by Garter IN
p a
Weekly News 10 D. Center Street Phone SGD lndepsneent
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wEBB GIVEN FURTHER PUNISH
hIENT
MISSED PERFORMANCE.

1t was n great disappointment 10 the
thcater going public OF Ogden last even
Ing that Lillian Russell and her conf
pa1ly could not reach Ogden in time
for thelr performance at the Grand OPP
era House, The seat sale was large. In
fact IL is believed standing room would
have been at a premium, The failure OF
the company to get In OgGen on time
was caused through the cave in at the
Aspen tunnel
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Manager, IL. A. Larltin.
4es gath St Telephone l9a-k

Adver easements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the sarne terms as Gt
the Salt Lake Office.
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FUNERAL OF PERCY WHEELER
PROVO DEPARTMENT


Works Residence ere Fourth North st. Phone Ind %M
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Handsome new stock of boys
wash suits in the latest styles. They
are made OF ginghanls, percales
and linens large sailor collars, EN-.
broidery and braid trimmed, aG-a
to 10 years. rs cents to $3.50. As
a Saturday special boys trousers
in mixtures onIy-worth IS and rs
cents, will be offered at, EO
ages from o TO "A years -. OOc
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Slightly soiled collars. worth up
ward to 50 cents, for roc.
Collars worth upward to rs cents
for 25c,
A few leather boas, mufis and
marabout scaris at half prices,
New shipment OF ruclings in
cream, light blue, pink, red and
black, has Just arrived
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/ 7 oday 5 Ogden News

The services were IA charge of
Hlshop George Slnuin, Beautiful nitl-
sic was furnished by the ward choir.
Consoling addresses We're given by
Patriarch George W. L0rkln President
G. 10 Middleton, Elder Waiter Crane
and Bishop Smuin. a large funeral
certege followed the remains TO their
last resting place in the Ogden City
cemetery.
WEBB GIVEN FURTHER PUNISH
MENT
Judge Murphy ala not think that Mrs.
Emma Harper had melted out suffl-
Client punishment to Fred Webb. the
eolOred man, Tuesday. when he Insulted
her and she laid his cheek open for
about three inches with a beer bottle
and slashed him terribly with razor,
and the judge therefore fined him s25
for his improper conduct when
should be q lesson to the coIored eia-
nent that they must obey the law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11
PROBATE COURT.
Wills Allowed, Administration Grantee
and Guardians Appointed.

In the probate court Monday the
following wills were proved. approved
and allowed OF Abigail Morrill,, late
of Augusta, Charles c. Morrill, of Au-
guSta, executor; Charles Wentworth
Wat"rvilIe, Robert l.. Wentworth, Wat
ervilIc. executor: Angelo Giovanni
Galizia, Hallnwell, George A. Stafford
IIallowell, administrator with the will
annexed.
Administration was granted on the
following estates: Lauriston G. Tilley
Sidney. Marie S TilIcy. Sidney. adj
ministratriX; Linda NJ Watts. Water
ministrator; Henry l.. Garland, Wins
low. Albert Chamberlain, WinSlOw. ad
ministrator; Ella +. Leonard. GarCli-
ner. Charles a. Knight. Gardiner. ad-
ministrator; Hartley u. Leonard. Gar
diner. Charles A. Knight, Gardiner. ad-
ministrator; Mary f.. Tobcy. Gardiner
Mchitable T. Wright, Boston. admin
istratrix; Jane Wilkins Peters, Angus
ia, Frank Hewins, Augusta, admins
TRAITOR: George S. Runndy. Vassalbor"
George A. Jackson. Nassalboro. admin
istratnr: Marilla NJ. Carter Hallowcll
Charles q. Carries. HalloWell, adminis-
TRAITOR: Margaret Cannon. Winthrop
Albion V. Towns, Winthrop admins
TRAITOR.
Warren McFaddcn Of Auburn was
appointed guardian Of Edna T.. Bur
well of Gardiner; John T.. Putnam OF
Winthrop, guardian of Harry l.. and
Ralph Il. Putnam, both of Winthrop.
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siooo capital stock. of which nothing is
PAD IN. Officers: President, w. A.
Nannah of Plttsfield: treasurer, A. w
gregory of Rockland. Certificate filed
June 10. 1867.
Long and Saunders Quarries Co, or
Sanized at Portland, for the purpose of
quarrying, cutting, manufacturing and
dealing in granite and other stone. with
10000 capital stock, of which nothing
IS paid in Officers: President Will
nam i. Saunders III Quincy. Mass
treasurer, Charles w. Long If Slough
ton, Mass. Certificate filed June 10,
1907.
liVcrm"re Falls Comparative As9o..
organized at LivnrmnrC Falls. for the
purnoSc Of conducting a wholesale ana
retail grocery business. with 5000 cap
itai stock, Of which 500 is paid in.
Officers: President, MILFORD II. Daven
port of Livcrmore Falls; treasurer.
James i. Thompson of Llvermnlc
FAILS. Certificate filed June 10, 1897
HalI"ck Electric Generator 90, or
ganized at Portland. for the purpose Of
manufacturing and dealing in patent
cd articles and machinery, with $1,000
coo capital stock. of which $50 is paid
in. officers: President and treasurer,
". r. Woodward of New York. Ger
titirate filed June 10, 1907
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The Heart Can't Stand
Rheumatic Acid
Poisoning
To Free and Correct the Blood a
Uric-O Treatment is Advised

There is great danger in those sharp
shooting pains through the chest
around the region of the heart. 1t
means that poisonous uric and
rheumatic ncid are there ready Il
spring and grip tightly the muscles
controlling the hearts action. Don't
neglect these warnings. they are the
danger signals Nature flashes tn you
for help You must n"utralize ana
drive these dangerous ppisons from
the system. or sooner or later they
will overcome you.
The only true way to cure Rh"uma :
tism is to get at it from the inSid"
with Uric-O. 1t acts with marvellous
swiftness upon tn" muscles. kidneys
and blood Clears out the sand-like
deposits in the muscles. forces the
kidneys to perform those duties for
which they were designed aud neutral
lies the acid within the blood.
Your physician will admit that this
is the only true way to cure
rheumatism permanently. and should
know that Uric-O is the ono remedy
that will do il successfully and
permanently. Uric-O is a liquid
taken internally, 5 times daily and
does not contain any morphia. opium
or other so-callcd pain deadeners.'
It is good for Rheumatism in any
form. Sciatica. Muscular. Inflamma-
tory and Articular Rheumatism al
yield readily to Uric-O. Write the
makers of the remedy and they car
tell you of many wonderful cures that
Tric-O has made right here in your
own home town.
1t sells for 75c. and s1.o0 the bottle
| or YOU can obtain a trial bottle free by
| writing to The Smith Drug Co.
! Syracuse. y. Y.
| Uric-O is sold and recommended il
Augusta by Percy w. Means.
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The following corporations nave iiieu
their certificates of organization d me
office of the Secretary of State:
Massachusetts, Fish Co, ORGANIZED at
Portland. for the purpose OF cohuuc'-
ing a general fish business IN an us
branches. with sS,O0O.ooo capital STOCK
Of which nothing is paid in. oineers'
president. James Z. Manter o. forl-
land: treasurer. Clarence F. Eaton no o.
parSiand certificate filed June 8, 1907.
Nobleboro Campmeeting Asso.' Or
sanized at Damariscotta. for the pu Ut.
$50 So Of 6tting up grounds. carrying on
and promoting Methodist carmp'' r,;,,
$40 IN Lincoln county. Maine VIII
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cOLORED SOLDIERS CASE.
Doctors Interesting Report.

A IIillsboro, Ohio, doctor writes that
~An old (colorcd) soldier, Uncle Pc
tor. had been i'll the Civil War. and
rbcu the "Cullid" troops were mus
tered out, the old man came home.
and has had Il running sore on his
Log ever since. from a bullet wound.
several doctors tried to cure it, so I
told him would take my turn. |
washed the wound thoroughly with
CASTLE Soap suds. and then applied
RALM-ELIXIR three times per day,
with soft brush. The wound has en-
tireIy closed Up. and he says: That
BALM-ELIXIR IS the greatest mcdi-
cine i'm the world"
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STATE HOUSE,
The State Assessors Are
Sending Out Blanks
For Census Of Mutes, Feeble
Minded and Insane.
Preliminary Try-outs on State
Rifle Range Today.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council,
Wednesday, June IL.

In accordance with the provisions of
Chapter 10 of the Public Laws Of 1907,
which is entitled IAN Act to secure a
correct census of the deaf and dumb
feeble minded, idiotic and insane in
this state" the Board of State A.
SCISSORS is sending out to the assessor.
OF each town and plantation in the
State blanks to be filled out by them
and returned to the State board, which
latter body will later tabulatc and sub
NIT to the Governor and Council. The
law itself is as follows:
Section |. On or before the first day
Of August in each year the assessors
OF each town and plantation in this
state shall make a return to the State
Board of Assessors of the name. age
and physical condition of every person
within their respective municipalities.
who is blind. deaf and dumb, feeble
minded, idiotic or insane. together
with the name or names of the parents.
guardians or next of kin, within said
municipality or elsewhere in the State.
Section ,. Re it further enacted
that said Board of state Assessor,
shall cause such returns to he tabu-
lated, and shall submit such tahulatfon
to the Governor and Council on or be
fore December first of each year. for
the exclusive use and information of
the executive and legislative branches
of the government of this State.
The copy of the law is printed on
the back Of the blank. together with
the following definitions which should
be observed for the purposes of
enumeration required under the law:
Blind-Arc those whose defective
vision is such that they are thereby
untitled for the usual occupations Of
life
Feeble Minded-Arc those who ow-
ing to Il lack of mental capacity are
incapable of obtaining a livelihood but
are capable of being taught to II limit
cd degree and are under guardianship
Of their parents or other persons.
Idiotic-Arc those who are lacking of
mental capacity or incapable of
ordinary processes of thought
lnsanc-Arc those who through loss
Of mental capacity have become in
capable Of obtaining an ordinary live
lihOod or are adjudGcd unsafe to be at
large and are under guardianship of
their parents or other persons
The blank itself contains IA spaces
and the questions to he answered ask
for the name, age, physical condition
and financial condition of tho person
therein recorded whether they are
blind, deaf and dumb, feeble minded.
idiotic or insane, and the names of the
parents, guardians or next of kin.
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AT u. OF maine.
COnvOCatiOR and Class Day
Exercises on Monday.
HonorS and Prizes Awarded
Amid Applause Of Audience.
The Class Day Program--Presideni's
Reception Delightful Affair.

oro,, AZ. Tuno 10 Tho Convora-
tl"Ii anu 'idS7 Gay cAclti7c" - ~
Commencement. at University of Maino
were held today. At the ConVoCatiOI
.ro ,ri.,,.. an, ,o,ors ,,.oro .,,,oouncod
NY lhcluoeu 'fie i"''""l''6
Western Maine Alumni Association
scholarship. awarded for the highest
,..,,l, d,,,;nr ,bc Freshman vcor
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A hearing was held before the Com
missioners of Inland Fisheries and
came at o'clock yesterday afternoon
on the petition of Charles Il. Grlillh
and ten others of Windsorvllie. praying
that Griffin brook. in the town Oh
WindsorNbe closed to all fishing Tor
period of three years IL was the ue-
cisinn Of the commissioners tndt 'he
PRAYER Of the petitioners be granted
and the brook and all its trloutarleS ne
closed to all fishing for three years
from date.
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Solicitors for CDmplainant3.
STATE OF MAINE.
STATE or MAINE.

Kcnnrhc". IS.
Supreme Judicial Court. In Equity.
Augusta. May 18th. 1907.
on tho foregoing bill it is ordered:
That Il hearing lie had on this bill at
the Court House in said Augusta. on the
second day of July. a. H.. 1907. at 10
\. NJ. and that notice be given TIA" said
q. PENDANTS of tho pcudcncy of this action
by publishing an ittcStcd copy Of said
Lii aud this nrd"r thereon. in the Daily
Etur'hcc Journal, q newspaper printed
i'll Augusta in the County Of kcnn"bcc.
rnt" r.lch week, for three Suct eaSive
weeks. til" last publication to br at least
fourteen days before said hearing.
LESLIE e. CORNISH
Justice sup. Jud. court.
\ true copy Of bill and order Of court
thereon.
Attest:
May2STues3t
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1t is expected that Governor Cobb
will be at the Capitol today, coming
for the purpose Of attending the June
meeting of the Executive Council which
will he held tomorrow, commencing at
10 o'clock in the forenoon.
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La Brock Maloney,

Joseph III. I.aBrcck Of this city and
Miss Josephine NJ. MaIoncy of AlISton
Mass, were married at the latter place
Monday afternoon. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. FIR. RcIrdon. join
ii. Shehan Of this city acted as best
man and Miss Elizabeth Maloncy, a
sister Of the bride. was the maid 81
honor. Mr.. and Mrs. LaRrcck will be
at home at u Middle street in this
city. after July II.
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ne preliminary try-0utS on the
state rifle range on the Written road
by such members of the National
Guard as are qualified and wish To try
for membership on the State rifle
team which will represent Maine at
the third annual meeting of the New
England Rifle Association at Wake
field. Mass. i'll July, and at the
national rifle competition at Camp
Perry. Ohio, in August, will commence
today and continue through WcdncS-
day. 1t is expected that between 80
and 40 GuardSmcn will participate and
of that number a team of II men and
three altcrnatcS will be selected. The
range was completed last season. but
while il has been used by some of the
members of co. NJ of the ID Infantry
this will he tine first time that it has
been tried by the Guard at large
There are on the range two stops, one
being built of concrete and faced with
earth and the other of crib work and
earth, and while at one there are firing
points at zoo and 500 yards distance
the firing points at the other are 200
800, $50 400. 500 and 500 yards. 1t is
expected that capt Casey Of New
Jersey, a crack rifle shot. will be
present at the range during the try
outs.
The Board Of Railroad Commission
crs will he at the office of the board or
Wednesday forenoon, at which time
the Governor and Council will be in
session. and in the afternoon the board
will make the annual inspection of the
Wiscassct, Waterville and Pennington
Railroad. The board has already in
spectcd the Boston & Maine Railroad
and some of the street railroads of the
State.
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List OF Unclaimed letters.

WOMEN-Austin. Mrs. Eunice:
Campbell, Mrs. Mary; Haincs. Mrs
w; Howe, Mrs. Lena B.; Morrill,, Mrs
Grace; Vigue. Mrs. Joe. NJ.
MF:N-Barlow, Mr.. Fred; BIaisdclI
Mr.. w. H.; Donaldson. Master Robbie:
Freeman, Nj. (WeStcrn AveD: Fuller
G. L.; ellis, Mr.. Dan; Harriet, L. r.
Lee. Frank r.: McCarty. Mr.. James;
Mcclure. Mr.. Thomas; Sullivan, Harry;
TObey, Fred b.: Turner, John II.
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The W. &. r. U. will meet this af-
terncon as usual. There will be a de
v"tional meeting at } o'clock ana a
business meeting at $50. The subject
will lie THE Influence Of Woman on
the Ballot" There will he Il general
discussion and a large attendance is de
sired
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Mr.. &. NJ. Gilbert Of New York ar
rived in the city Monday afternoon and
is 2 guest at Hotel North. Mrs. Gilbert
came on for tho purpose of witnessing
the rifle practice on the State range
today ana Wednesday.