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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
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SPECIAL HYACINTM SALE. To make room we offer today only 800 beautifuI utck Hyacfnths in bloom at 1Oc each. Beautiful for the ceme- tery. To be had only Ut our store, 100 Dexter Avenue.
 ROsemOnt Gardens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
Iean nart a T'otaI Loss.

Las Palma, Canary Islands, March 2. flowing to the continuation of the gales, the French cruiser Jean Bart. which went ashore on the northwest coast of Africa February 12, will prove A total loss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
Car Robber Bound over.

In police court this morning, the case against negro. George Mays. arr rested few days ago for robbing car in the yards of one of the railroads in this city was heard. The charge was clearly proven against the negro and ne was bound over to await the action of the next grand jury in the sum Of $500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
MIR. MOORE GETS PRIZE.

Auburn Man Awarded sfoo for Results
 From FeffIlixer.
 Auburn, March S.--tSpecial. )--J |. c. Moore. who resides near Auburn, received today prize of s100 from a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09

"Our New Minister Matinee, today 2i30, and tonight, Montgomery Theatre. Return engagement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
DANISH EDUCATOR
PROF. PETERSEN IS VISITOR TO
 sELMA
Is Going to Danish West Indies to Take Charge of Educational Inter- ests of County In
 Colony.
Advertiser Bureau,
 Go1rna March 2.

AdvRrrlSer Bureau,
 Selma. March s.
 Professor O. Rubner Petersen, an educator of note in his native country, Denmark. and who was recently ap- pointed by the King of Denmark to direct the schools of the Danish West Indies, spent several hours in Selma today.
 He was accompanied by his wife, and this afternoon. left Selma for vicksburg, from where he will go to New Orleans and then back to New York from which place he will sail for the Danish West Indies.
 During the few hours that he spent in Selma. Professor Petersen paid a visit to the Selma Baptist University, negro, and to several of the other schools of the city He is careful observer and in nearly every city which he passes through he pays visit to the principal schools so as to familiarize himself with the American method of education.
 The present visit to America is Pro- lessor Petersen's first visit to this country and he expressed himself today as being greatly pleased with the part of the country which he had visited
 Three Baby Lions Born.
 Tn one of the cages out at the fair grounds, yesterday afternoon late. the big lioness 'Spitz" gave birth to three baby lions. The 1ioness is the prop arty of the Parker Amusement Com pany and the attaches of the shows are as proud of the little whelps as they can be. Soon after their birth, MT. Ward who is in charge of the proper ty of the company, christened the three cubs and the ceremony of nam ing them was witnessed by many who were out at the park.
 The first of the trio to be born was female and the little lioness was named after the town in which her birth occurred and all of her life will be known as Selma" The other two were males and the first was named "Dallas" after Dallas County, and the third, was named Alabama" after the State. In the lions, Selma has Q standing advertisement from which the city will reap some benefit and in the future Selma" %Dallas" County, Ala hama" will travel with the Parker Amusement Company.
 The little lion cubs which were born yesterday wiH not be visible to the pub lie for nine days to come. For the next nine days the cage In which they are kept, will be covered with a big tarpaulin and the big lioness will de- vote the time to caring for her chil- dren. These three little Hons will be exhibited during the Spring Festival, which will be held in this city during the week beginning April 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09

Washington, March S.-tSpeciaI )-- Postmatsers appointed: oplee, Winston County Isaac W. Nicholson; Vickrick. Walker County, John S. Abbott
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09

Mrs. Rudsol is quite i'll at the home of her daughter. Mrs. VIII Roberts, on Church Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09

MT. Arthur Hertz of Montgomery spent yesterday here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
Alabama at Capitol.

Mrs. n. Frank has gone to Atlanta. Ga, to spend a while with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
cr. omciaI. Take . Hand.

A. .. As N8S<1f* A~%F = .. .
 On one of the tracks over m me west Montgomery yards Of the Al 3anfic Coast Line is the private car or nurerintendent Bennett of this division. fIvinr in the car are Special Agent fshauIker and Master of Trains Bow 1in. who will remain there until the ,nd of the car workers strike. Both M them are working hard in getting things strengthened out. and they say tnev are more than satisfied with the results of their work.
 sWhile we have not full force or men at work in the car department, they said yesterday. "stfll, the amount of work that is being turned out IS surprisingly large, everything consid- cred. Last Sunday there were PHO bad order cars in the yards, and this morn ing there were only eighty -eight. That speaks Tor the amount of work khat is being done. We have already brought a good many white men from points along the line of the road to Montgomery, but most of the work that 10 being done is on the trucks and low or parts of the cars"
 Master Mechanic Pearsoll said last evening that they were turning out all the cars, and turning them over to their connections in good order. None of the cars, he said. were being sent out 0f Montgomery to be repaired.
 ssThere is absolutely no change in the situation" l" said one of the strikers yes- terday We are quietly watching de velopments--but you can say not one of us will return to work at the Coast Line until our demands are compiled with"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09

Miss Josiebel Eskridge has returned home after visiting in Greensboro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09

Messrs Dave Pitts and Val Tayloe
 of Uniontown were in the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
soc,aI and Personal.

Mir and Mrs. W. D. McCorkle of Uniontown are spending today here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
Ticket. Erer Jame.town.

Travelling Passenger Agent RoweIl of the Western, yesterday morning recefv- ed the rates his road will have for the Jamestown Exposition this summer. The rates will be unusually, low, and will be put on sale on April 19, with a limit to November 30, and final limit of December IS.
 There will be four classes of tickets, season tickets. sixty-day tickets, fif- taen-day tickets and coach tickets, Inns tied to ten days. the holder not being allowed to ride in Pullmans.
 Special Pullmans will be run out of Montgomery by the Western through to Norfolk. and Agent Powell says the service will be everything the public can ask.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09

Miss Carrie Wilkins has returned home after months stay in Waco. Texas. with friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22
ACTED AS ESCORTS
Charles lee and Shorty Clark Charged
With Robbery.

Charles Lee, who SAYS he is waiter,
and j, H., alias Shorty, Clark, an ex.
convict, were arrested by Officers Phil
lips and Lyon Thursday morning on
a charge Of grand larceny preferred
by j. j, Ives, a civil engineer who Ie.
Gently arrived from Nevada. Ives iden.
tIties the two men as having accosted
him the night before, and piloled him
through the drinking resorts Of the
city. fiually winding mp al a State street
lodging house When the Nevadan
woke up me following morning he
found himself shy about sixty dollars
incidentally, his late companions had
disappeared and it was from q descrip-
tion of them furnished By Ives that
their arrest was effected Attorney
Newton took the statutory twenty-four
hours to plead for the defendants when
The case was called in the police court
yesterday afternoon. Meantime Lee is
| in the county jail in default of hail
and Clark is out on a deposit of $3.50
ACash
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22
Denver & Rio Grande Train
Jumps Track on Sharp Curve,
but No Deaths Result.
LOCOMOTIVE ROLLS OVER
ENGINEER; HE STILL LIVES
Incomprehensible and Almost
Miraculous That None We're
Killed in Wreck.

ANTONITA. Colo, March 2l.-flast,
bound Denver & Rio Grandc passenger
train No. ll6, running between Du-
range and this place, left The track at
a curve between Osicr and Toltec gorge,
thirty miles west of here, last night,
and thirty-fvc passengers had a miracu-
lous escape from death
The engine and tender rolled down
IN cmbankmcnt 200 feet to the bottom
of chasm. An the coaches left the
track, several turning completely over.
and the rest alighting on their sides.
The engine crew jumped in order 10
save their lives aud Engineer Smith
of Chama, ~ NJ. rolled down the en-.
hanlSmcnt. lie was oycrtaken by his
engine. which passed over his body in
its wild flight to the foot of the en-
bankment. That he was not crushed
TO death is incomprchensibc AS ii is.
he is quite badly injured, but not be-
]ieved fatally So. All of the passcn-
gers were more or less hurt. but none
Seriously.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22
SPECIAL. STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING

Notice is hereby given that there will
be special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Eespasjan -Hoogley Mining com
pany at the offices OF the company. 30S-
30S Auerbach building. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. on Saturday. March 1s, 1907, at
10 o'clock a m.
First; For the purpose of ratIfyins
the action of the board OF directors of
said company in voting to sell all OF the
company's real and personal property of
every kind and nature To The North Utah
Mining company Of Bingham, for TWEEN
ty-five thousand (S25. .o0O) dollars, and
instructing the president and secretary
to execute the necessary transfers To
carry the sale into effect
Second: To do any and all other busj-
ness which may properly come before
the meeting.
Done by order of the board of direct
ors at Salt Lake City. Utah, this 18th
day OF February. A. ID. 1907
NESPASIAN-HOOGL MINING
COMPANY.
BY F. NJ Orem. Secretary.
306-30S Auerbach. building, Salt Lake
City, Utah
Tho above meeting was called to Or
der at the place and time appointed
and adjourned to Monday April /, 1907,
at the same place and hour
tSigned) l.. D. LEE
llfl secretary pro. tenn,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22
TOUGH YOUNG THIEF
Former Messenger Boy Bunch Charged
With Burglary.

g. Burch, alias Ike TAYLOR, the mes.
scnger boy who has been III similar
trouble before, was arrstcG at IN early
hour ,:cs'crday morning by Officer Tom
Simpson, who charged him wilh the
crImc or burglary Brrrh WAS caught
in The act Of riiling the drawers of
81 dresser IN the private apartment of
u lodgcr OF the Fields lodging house
oil First South street. When taken into
custody be had in his possession
quantity OF wearing apparel and other
yaluablcs which lie had JUS, stolen.
Notwithstanding the unL Stakable
character OF the evidence against him,
Burch appeared In the police court yes
terday afternoon and entered plea
of not guilty to the charge. The case
was set for Monday, April j, and, in
default Of 500 bail, the defendant Will
DC held nj the county Jail pending his
examination When this decision was
rendered by Judge DiehI, Burch seemed
greatly surprised aud, darting a
malignant glance at the arresting Off
Ger. exclaimed. want TO thank
Officer Simpson for what he promised
to do for me and for what he has ut.
leriv failed TO do.
Just what Simpson had promised To
do for his prisoner, or what the latter
imagined he had promised 10 do, has
not vet been disclosed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Little Chief Mining and Milling com-
pany, principal place OF business Salt
Lake City Utah;-Notice is hereby gwen
that at a meeting of the board OF direc-
1907. an assessment OF one % cent per
share; (oeinS assessment No. 26) was
levied upon the capital stock issued and
outstanding of the corporation. payable
Immediately TO Oberndorfer secretary
OF the company. at his office, No, 161
South Main street Salt Lake City Utah.
shall remain unpaid on Saturday, the
2Srd day Of March. 1907. will be delin-
quent, and advertised for sale at pub
before, will be sold on Wednesday, the
10th day OF April, 1907. at IL o'clock noon,
to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with tho cost CT advertising and
expense OF sale.
j. OBERNDORFBR. Secretary.
No. l6l South Main street. Salt Lake
City, Utah. hi705
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22
NOTICE OF AssEssMyy7

Raymond Illinois Mining =
Principal place OF business. sa.
City. Utah. Mines at Eureka r.,
Notice is hereby given that a, +.
ing Of the board Of dIrectnrs =
Raymond Illinois Mining commas,
held March Ii, 1907. an asses.
one-half OF a. cent per shars n.-
for three months was levied on n,
standing capital stock OF the cons,
payable 10 NJ. n, johnson AT RS
Atlas block, az follows.
pue-half cent per share, ra,7N.
ucdiatcly. Any stock upon shjj
assessment may remain UNPAID =
lith day of April. 1907. will be ds;~
and advertised for sale at OWES
tion, and unless payment Is niads \
VIII he sold on the lst day Of N,r
TO pay tine delinquent assessrs::
Eether with the cost Of advertise
expense OF sale.
One-half cent per share shall N
able on the End day OF May, iyjT.
stock upon which this assessmsa,|
remain unpaid on the 1st day y
1907. will be delinquent and sd,s
FOR sale at public auction. and
payment is made before. will B. =
the 18th day OF June, 1907 20 Ia
delinquent assessment. together Ti|
cost Of advertising and expense q 4
One-half cent per share shall N
aple on the 18th day OF June, lN1.
stock upon which this asssssne5t
2main unpaid on the 18th day d
1907. will oe delinquent and AID
Tor sale at public auction. and
payment is made before, will BE- q
me End dav of August. 1907. TO ID
delinquent assessment, together T1
"ost of advertising and expense q
J. C, LYNU
;ecretary Raymond Illinois MlnaI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22
NOTICE.

10 all water users OF the WttS
system OF water source.
Whereas, Caleb Tanner, State lng
~ the State of Utah. did on III
lay Of February. 1907, file with ihe<
- the District court OF the Seo5a4
nj district in and for the g
Weber, State of Utah, his whites
lent setting forth the fact
4"d completed the hydrogrspat
.aY of tho Weber river system
'"rce. together also with the nsr1
sHsto.fice addresses OF all pefso7
.lations and associations using "
al Weber river system or waHf
80 FAR as known TO him.
Now. therefore, In accordance ~
ion 12 OF chapter l06 OF the
-HTs of Utah, 1905.
Notice is hereby given THAT y
cons claiming the right to Ine
-" water OF said Weber river -
later source. must file wnue.
a.eut with the clerk OF the Dis!n1
OF the Second judicial distrc!
Jhe county of Weber and STATE
Within six (6) months after ne
ion OF this notice. setting loNl
respective claims TO the use
water
Any person failing TO make
liver such statement OF clan
clerk OF said District court ~
(6) months after the first pueu1
this notice shall be forever eaIr
estopped from subsequently asa
rights Heretofore acquired 10 lns
water OF said Weber river ~
water source, and shall De neia
forfeited all the rights 20 tas ~.
water heretofore claimed oy ~
DAVID MITE
Clerk of the District Court ~ T.
the County OF Weber ana
Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22

stomach giving the
kidneys part OF Its work and the kidneys
can't do II. ! found this out with Coop
er's New Discovery. It puts the stomach
In shape that's all II does, and yet I
have seen thousands OF people get rid
OF rehumatisn by taking IL. That is why
am positive that rheumatism Is caused
by stom ach trouble. Here Is sample
OF letters | get evory day on the subject:
"For long time 7 havo been a victim
OF sclstica and lnflam m tory rheum tIsm,
and my suffering has been too great to
describe For weeks I lay helpless with
every Joint In my body SO tender and sore
that ! could not bear TO move. The slight
est touch would cause mo the seratest
agony. Several doctors treated me but
they failed entirely. I tried many RENE
dies but nothing seomed TO reach my
case, so | continued to lay helpless My
kidneys and stomach were affected also.
| could cat but little, digest less and
gradually my strength left. Iost flesh
rapidly.
u began the use OF the famous Cooper
medicines Of which ! heard so much. To
my surprise and delight | improved Inn
medateiy. and after using several bottles
felt like another person. My strength
and appetite returned. The pain and
soreness left me and row | feel better
than have for months Lawrence Tus-
cany 1122 Adrch Ave. North, Minrea.
polls, Min.
We sell Mr., cooper's celebrated prepa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22

Minnie Maud"
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND I'M.
PROVEMENTS

Minnie Maud"
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND I'M
PROVEMENTS.
steam plant and machinery therein.
situated at Sewer, Utah. consisting of
plant, and engines. boilers. generators.
water pumps clutches. pulleys, shaftine
tongs. Jacks. wise, fire hose, rubber hose,
puliey blocks rope, dies, steam separa-
tor, and other machinery appurtenances.
app!lsnces and equipment forming a part
OF said steam plant and now and here.
to[ore used in connection Herewith.
gyratory crusher. one Gates gyratorv
crusher. belt elevators. general electric
motors, hot,T with starting apparatus. line
tion. revolving Compartment drvers
Argyle dryers, feeders. conveyors. eieya
ss LOTS; rolls. belt elevators, impact screens.
blocks wrenches. hammers. chisels. ano
other machinery. appurtenances. appli-
snees saf1 and equipment forming a part Of
Tore used In connection herewith.
Cyanide mill. consisting OF ieachiry
tanks stock tanks. cold solution tanks,
rfuEai pumps eS zne iathes TlnS o0Ses SacSS11 Ssa
pumps. General Electric notors, cw4th WITH
Se1iiI seaTSlng .a apparatus. y; shafting pulIcys.
gether with turntables cars. track tfno
and gates. lead. zinc. acid tanks. san,nie
gTinders' saf' vertical tubular boilers COM
bnns,ar Inu melting furnace, eS-
nauster and blower, wooden settling
tank. drill press; crusher. sample grIndeF
cornet roll coal furnace. tripfe-T pump
water motor. chain hoists, tackle blocks
Wrehches. hammers. chisels. amalgama-
tlns plates, and other machinery, appur
tenances, appliances and equipment
forming a part OF said cyanide Mil and
herewith. "ee''oh
Also machine shop, upper Fish cre.l
power plant: lower Fish Creek nowor
plant saw mill. transformer house suT-
race tramway, and other appurtenanraa
appliances. equipment, forming a part
thereof and now and heretofore used in
connection therewith ''eo III
Also all machinery. appliances. eou,n-
ment. and implements in the mine knowr
as the Annie Laurie mine. consisting OF
eleStric locomotives. hoisting engines
orillln9 machines, cars. tram skips' ore
skips. timber skips. timpe- trucks
tracks, drills. picks. shovels, hammers,
saws. axes, angils, vises. sledges. dollies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22
Bill No S
AN ORDINANCE.

=, An ordinance repeating section 7os of
the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake
City, OF 1903
Re it ordained by the City Council Of
Salt Lake City: Utah.
Section l That section 70a of the Re-
Nlsed Ordinances of Salt Lake City, of
1903. be, and the same hereby is re-
pealed
Sec. 2, This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upon approval
Passed By the City Council Of Salt Lake
City, Utah. February 1s, 1907 and re-
ferred to the Mayor for his approval
j. q. MORETON. City Recorder
approved this 10Th day OF February,
1907. EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor
hl790
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-22

hattsrs. cold cutters. bo,
wrenohes. squares, longs.
shoeing tools, taps. dl.aaihg tooa
tools, implements, manse: s: and n
Also S all los ann IN said mina squ
dence buildings and and olb..
snow sheds. Office 9,acksmia d
shops. aseay office, stoyo yoioinss,
barns, ore bins. stable. room. ois
power plant buildings litnos,
all other buildings oS .,al coal ia!
and character owned trry natS,s
Annie Laurie Mining ccuy ha ~
ated In the counties Of 'pndIpany. t%
In the State OF Utah, ,u!s ara n
contents OF all Of said bsSeH,hsr NJ
cles. ana all oil.,a ~
Also all mules. horses ~
boards sicigha and Other mayo7J n
ness, saddles. brides. ho s,ehicls4
chimes. transit. drnftinn" y,ss,hr
Iexel rodS. power lines, COM IMsttrr.
wire, poles. telephone lines epper esS,-
Herewith. ''ea 10 eo5s:S
Also all insurance pol,c,..
any ana all insurance eompsn,.i irusl
r.
nnl's naHt ,heToof. Ganfie Mining sonpasy oSss y Y
Also all mine and o,n. II
the said Annie Laurie m,ue uer sup;J.
consisting OF steel, iron .e i've, ct sll1<
steel. sheet steel. anrIo ''1l ste.l
cast iron car whesls I'm, I'm, n1
couplings. collars. pInlons oiling +
Innings. ring castings. nuts ess
beams. buslings, reducers nssdt
unions: valves. gates. conts eilh
pies. plugs. caps. screws eoos
bolts. set screws. handles ss,Vlts
ers. axle grease. picks nVet
plates, toe caIks. nails. crap cnp sif
horse shoes. axes, whiaIsoan g
hinges. oil cups. oil cans d.
babbitt metal. rotating ra,o ucor
springs, plungers. bars. Ienen Isnnen q
hose couplings, sheet brasss 70
cotter pins, track spikes. 81. ~
cloth. cutters, carpet tarks s'Iaef q
pies. stove bolts. packing m. msn
rubber betting, conveyor h,,"goo u,goo q
betting. leather betting. cbauaE d
fuse, lamps. insulators, bn,sSal d
fuse plugs, mica, transfor,nns ID
saw teeth. twine. meters q
brooms. candles, shovel as,ira'|
fire clay, Portland cemen Wss
morse COlIdTs, names, Irace 80
blades, aX handles, car brskass sas,z
brick, spokes, fellocs. feed Az p!ly|
buckets. clutch blocks, nniss s =
shaft coupling. chains, pulIsvssy
der, borax. glass, cruclbles N,,.
wood, coal. coke, BRAN, oats ba9 b9
caps, posts, spiling. crIbbins
and ALI other supplies, mafeTsi q
OF every nature. kind and aai
owned by the said the l,rI.
Mining company. 1s Y
Also all accounts rcceiyah,a :.
due and owing TO the saId IS. 80
Laurie Mining company, from
all persons whomsoever ~
The intention being TO soil .,s
of all Of the property and assss.
said the Annie Laurie MlnIns
OF every nature, kind and e.
whether real, persona! or mira
Master United States Circuit aw co,',
lrict OF Utah ~'e''
VAN COTT, ALLISON A Rr7-,
Solicitors for Comni,r-
Dated February 81. 1907.
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ASSESSMENT NO, t2) 9v|

Little Eddie Gold and CoppL
company. principal place ot ou'''''
Lake City, Utah. al
Notice is hereby given thas ~ a.
Ing OF the board OF directors l, W..
9TH day of March. 1907, an a., g.
of one "a cent per share vas y
the capital stock OF the c9rpsoiSysf pssS K
able on or before the llth o.!
1907. 70 Z. McCarrick, tTeasuIs.
South Fifth East street. Ish Ss mi, d
ment eait may a"s remain unpaid on y, 'hs ~ Y
of April. 1907, will o. u
and advertised for sale b.
lie auction. and unless paymssHI,b pay. sI,b
before will be sold on The y"i h,
April. 1907. at . p. m, 70 pay s}I,b al
ouent assessment. togethei salA
"a e. MCARRICK, !'sssa en-
42o South Fifth East street.
CITY. Utah.
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It's quite a Job
to shake him off.
IT'S hard to be >
lleve that all the
pain and trouAlc
he causes comes
from such a little
thing. Just a
tiny bit Of acid
In the blood the
kidneys haven't
taken care OF.
But the kidneys
aren't TO blame.
! used to think
they were. Now I
know better. It's
that over worked
anH nOer rHDNsyH q N