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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-16
SCIENTIFIC FACTS OF
GENERAL Il'EREST

The Russians Invented WOO paving for
streets.
The German government assumes So,
ooV tons OF tobacco per yeas
By the use OF liquid air soap bubble
may be frozen solid.
The first submarine. bos'was trled In
Plymouth Harbor, Eng, 117i-
Eighty per cent OF Irelal's emlgrants
come TO this country
Half a gallon of train , an hour will
calm the most boistcrousea around u
vessel.
The machine exports o6apan have In
creased I'm quantity iiv times In one
year
The postal business ofhe world Is in
creasing at tho rate OF per cent per an
mum.
in Great Britain 200 4 OF every 1.0OO,-
600 persons are emplod as editors or
writers.
In all tho civilized countries OF the
world 60 per cent of e persons over 10
years OF age have to w"k for their living.
The gold productp OF the United
Statcs, III round figure Is 400. 900 ounces
per year, and OF silv 10000. 900 ounces.
Tn tho last halC-do,n years tho earn
inSs OF the cable IFS between Europe
and india have Shon an annual Profit
OF $1,000 coo 10 81, 10000.
After twenty-five ears of operation OF
positors number 1,r22o and the depos-
IT'S amount TO Si9,&,2S5.
The Nitsui TradG company of Japan
does a 100000. 900 usiness with Europe.
Australia, Americaand Asia.
IN London morefires occur on Satur-
day than on any ,hcr day OF the week.
and more In Auglt and December than
in any other monts.
y thousand -hor power vertical gas
engine. said to je the largest OF its
Kind, was recent put into operation at
Runcorn, Englan driving AN electric
generator,
a reprcsentaLiI of the French govern
ment has been ivestigating the clothing
manufacturing dustry of the United
states. He say we excel in the art
and particularly In the ready-madc
branch.
The third gatliring OF the International
Electrical congrss. which has been twice
postponed. VIII axe place in London on
October IL, Til particular object OF this
organization is bring about some stand
ardization OF Ecctrical terms and units.
The first meetig was held in Chicago in
1905. and the scond at ST. Louis in 1901
and the third 'as 10 have taken place In
other IL has icen postponed; but now,
apparently meters are I'm shape to en-
able 1t 10 coIsder the steps which should
be taken to )Hng about agreement In the
definition of Electrical units which shall
form the basl OF legislation In different
countries md in the methods of con-
structlne AID employing the electrical
standards n.eessary 10 give effect TO these
dcfinItlonS
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ticket in the field ard Gil whatever
vacancies may occur.
At the conclusion of the organization
of the party twenty. seven voters
stepped TO the secrctaryss desk and
registered their names as members of
the party. Tho additional signatures
necessary will easily be obtained Fri
DAY
The ticket nominated is composed Of
leading citizens of this city, citizens
who always have stood for freedom of
speech and action; opposed to church
Interference in politics, and in favor
of an absolute separation OF church
and state; citizens of sterling worth
and spotlcss character; citizens who
will add dignity to the Offices for which
they seek election.
II. j. Knauss, the nomineo for the
state senate, Is q wcll-known insur-
ancc man, and is secretary of the local
order OF b. p. o. E. George p. Griffith
is a prominent ice dealer w w, Davis
is secretary of the Retail Grocers as
sociation. X. G. Knoth is a druggist.
Fred A. Shields is Il mining man.
George A. Craige is in the canning bust
ness. C. j. Adams IS a rancher at
Riverdalc George \. Horn and Il. T.
Hume are real estate men. Fred Foy is
farmer at Harrisvillc. Vincent G..
Gill is manager OF The Tribune circu-
lation department at Ogden.
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Richmond Sheffield Dement, Dead.
,clal 70 Th. Tribune,

Special 70 Tho Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15-Richmond Sheffield
Dement, who served as surveyor general
of Utah under President Cleveland died
Sunday OF pneumonia at his home Du-
ring portion OF his life he engaged In
literary work. Mr.. Dement, was promi-
nent In Masonic circles, and at one time
served as orator of the grand lodge of
Masons In Illinois, Mr.. Dement, is sur
yived By his widow, three daughters and
a grand daughter Mrs. Harriet Dement,
Packard, Miss Pearl and Ruth Dement, OF
Chicago and Mrs. Jack Sumner Of
Schuyler. Neb.
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STATEMENT OF HEARST
AS TO HASKELL

OMAHA, Oct. i5.-w. r. Hcs.
route TO Chicago. tonight gave
following ,statement regarding
brought hy Governor Haskell
him.
when Mr.. HaSkeil first decla,
cral long weeks ago that he was
sue me. he said that he was m
raise the necessary money At 4,
I offered 20 supply any deficienc|
der that he Iniglf speedily bring
When he stated hat he could rot
TO serve me. stated that w<
cept suit II TN, summons werp
mailed 10 my address. Mr..
adopted tho SENSATIONAL method d
Ing into my sleeping rooms 10 Z
summons. but &c did not adopt
cerc method OF setting the tria
the election. ! am called TO an
the 10th day o November. 1905.
crate Ell that have said OF Mr.
and an that hoihas proved by his
ton "a 'fre.e.IoYq treasurer do
lieye that this case will ever .
trial, and I defy him 10 bring "A
long enough before election Tor J
char;ctcr TO be thoroughly expose
courts. w. f. HEA
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deterioration Accused.

CHICAGO, oct. 15.-Robort Palmer. a
letter carrier at Joliet H.. and president
ot the Lettor Carriers association OF I'LL
nois, was taken In custody by the police
mere tonight, charged by the postoffico
authorities with the alleged theft Of =
test letter" Palmer. who is said 10 be
prominent In church circles at Joliet. lyIs
been I'm the employ OF tho postofnce de-
partment for eiEhtecn Ncars
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LONE BANDIT HOLDS UP
AND R0BS THIRTY MEN

SEATTLE. Wash. Oct ia lone
highwayman armed with two rcvolvers
walked into the Clear Lake Logging COM
pany's camp at Clear Lake last night
lined up the thirty employees In row
and ordered two OF tho loggcrS TO search
the others. The robbcr walked out OF the
camp with S150 and several cheap watches
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HE Las BEEN THERE

Rodrick-owdy. old man? we are
going on gamplng trip soon Did You
ever enJo%t camping trip whore you
beneath II stars?
Van Albl-Nope.
RodrickFhat? Do you mean TO say
you have yer been on a camping trip
Van Altt-No; mean TO saw etpat
never ENID one.
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Negroes Lynch Ner1o.

HERNANDo Miss. oct. 15.-w. i.
Jackson; a negro. was discovered while
attempting TO remove q bale Il cotton. tho
property OF another negro. from 4 gin
tuesday night, He escaped but was cap
tured late yesterday and while being
taken TO 1ah. was seized md hanged by
mob composed OF negroT.
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Rlb sPECIAMv

Haven't 30 Any trade or prtession?"
.queried the f9f lady. Us she HANGED TIM
husky hobo auht OF home gro,S2 pie
aud sandWN
Il ustcr U understudy fer . =
feshlouai boer ma a'am.' answc
II. II.
Profession boxer echoed t.e K. l.
Il undertake.
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SUMMER vows.

az will ove YOU as long | lye.'
he vowed n tones so vibrant that the
sands shlGef.
she viewed him with alarm that
aWollJ ha,it nj. a ascent alarm clock to
shase.
''-iN. 10 ssible, quer!ed. that you
And as nt-~ss ti.ned at the seashore
1er alarr -Wt1 az tfoundat!oulcsS.
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BoraIl in C,hicapn-

CHICAGO, oct. 15.-After 81 speoNing
tour through the West. United aatcs
Senator William r. Borah OF Idaho re-
turned here tonight 10 confer with lead
ers at Republican national headoulrters
The Senator said that California Wash
ington. Utah. Oregon. Idaho and colorado
were safely Republican. but tha- BRYAN
had lighting chance In Nevada sild Mon
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CHARGE AGAINST COLONEL
TUCKER IS WITHDRAWN

CHICAGO Oct. l5.-Mrs. William +.
Tucker. through her counsel, today with
drew from court the charge OF wife
abandonment, recently filed against her
husband, Colonel William T. Tucker, L.
:. \.
Attorney Pearson Mrs fuckers law
Yer, stated I'm an interview that the case
had been quashed in the municipal court.
IN order TO clear the way for grand jury
action
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HOT SPRINGS. Ark. oct. 15.-Colonel
William L. Tucker. who was arrested in
Decatur. H., Tuesday, on Il charge OF
wife dcscrtion. arrived here today and
went to the army and navy hospital
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LONDON. Oct. ib-All the men Of the
erty have been suddenly recalled, lnas-
much as the reasoR FOR this has not yet
been asserted. the order has caused con-
siderable excitement.
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WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Oct. 15-The
story being published In the prcss @ tnnt
OF Detroit, has bcn murdered by Indians
in the Hudson Bay district, Is absurd,
Curwood is alto and well. STAYING at
present In nothern town OF Saskatche-
wan.
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.ribuno Want Ads

Bell phtzE99l. Ind. phone 36O34S.
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CONSTANTISOPLE Oct. l5.--Dis-
turbed by the Jews OF Bulgaria's military
activity, the porte has instructed th'
Turkish representatives. abroad TO call this
matter To theattcntion OF the powers and
10 state also that Turkey Will decline to
take the rcs'onsibllity should Bulgaria S
persistence Il her present attitude result
In hostilitns
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SEOUL Oct. l6.-The trouble arising
from tho Engagement between Chinese
and Japnise troops at Kanto. northern
Korea. has been settled, and no further
difficult! u expected. 1t now appears that
the JaFrso government notified China
that IN ,ntire question at kanto would
be adjvtid by amlcable means.
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High Grade Wall Papers.
Midelev Bodel Co, 33 Z. 1st South.
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HoNLULU. Oct, l5.-The Pacific
cruise feet on leaving Honolulu. return =
ing tcthe Pacific coast. Will sail directly
to NSdalena bay. cruising thence TO
Pana1a, the Galapagos islands Callao,
CoqUnbo and Talaqulnnne, visiting these
port In the order named The torpedo
flotin will make the entire trip tOWed
by 90 cruisers.
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TING TAU. China, Oct 16-The gov
ernr OF this province (Shan Tung) wll
pa, q state visit TO the towns OF ChefoC
an Wei -hai-wei. in the northern par
ofohan Tung province. making the triI
ina German steamer that he has char.
ted especially for this occasion to show
a. friendly sentiments entertained by tn,
Clnese government toward Germany,
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pl,s be graspcd by the people Of this
county and the party will finally be per-
mRncntly victorious here. ,,,
The majority of the people OF WeDer
county are Americans in thought. We
certainly do no. iind fault with that man
or woman who believes in his or her
creed. but our criticisms are directed
against the chiefs OF the chnrch, VINO
dominate the people and their poitlcAl
affairs. But for n man who has not heen
reared in the faith OF the Mormon creed
and who owes no allegiance 10 the chlets
other than American rights. We nave
neither sympathy nor patience. but con-
domination.
, 1908-08-03
FORMER RESIDENT
ALMOST A VICTIM.

After an unsuccessful attempt to
rob the Three Rules store at 70 to IT
South Broadway a few nights ago, a
burglar broke into the home of the pro-
prietor. H. A. Gish, at 80 West Irving
ton place, and but for the pluck Of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. R. w. Reese,
would have secured diamonds and jew
elry valued at $4,000 and several hum
dred dollars in cash, says the Denver
Post. 1t was the rattle of silver drop
ring in the bag he carried that awoke
Mrs. Reese. Frightened at first, she
DOL ~regalred her composure and call
ed to her sister that there was a mar
in her room. The man was startled
and a second later passed around the
table toward her bed. Reaching under
her pillow and pretending to draw a
gun, she commanded the man to halt
on peril of his life. He obeyed. and
walking back grabbed up his sack and
turning out the contents fed through
the open door he had come in by. Hid
den In a small chamios skin bag under
Mrs. Gish's pillow we've diamonds and
worth about $4,000. Several
hundred dollars, receipts from the
store. which Is the biggest department
store On the south side. were hidden !
the same room. A few days previ-
, 1908-08-03
IN CAMP.
Fort Douglas Soldiers Had Rather Elk
citing Overland Trip.

Camp Emmett Crawford, via United
States Signal Corps Wire to Dale
Creek. Wyo., Aug. 3.-The Fifteenth
infantry is encamped here after its
eventful hike from Colorado Springs.
All in the command are In the best of
health and were ready to begin the
game of wal with $500 other regular
troops this morning. The soldiers
have been greatly hardened by the
200-mile hike and the vaged expert
incident to it.
Caught in Cioudburst.
At Logan, Colo, twenty-six miles
south of here. Wednesday. the Fiji
teenth was caught in a terrific cloud
burst and electrical storm. For a
time it was feared that the expert
ences of regular troops at Gettysburg.
Pa. would be duplicated, lightning
striking frequntly in camp and killing
two calves within fifty feet Of the Of
ficers' row.
Tents Carried Away.
Rain fell in torrents, drenching Of
ficers and men, whose tents YER
from their fastenings and car
ried in all directions by the violent
wind. The regiment was conhletely
routed by the water, which rushed
the camp in ~rfvulets, carrying
1t guns n other property. The
Itorm continued throughout the night,
III sleeping on wet bedding. =,
, 1908-08-03
COMPLETED THEIR TASK
IN JUDGING FARMS.

Prof. j. D. Towar, director Of the
experiment station here, returned Sun.
day from Wheatland, where he had
been as one of the judges in the con
test for prizes by the Wyoming Devel-
opment company for the best kept and
cultivated farm in the Wheatland COL
cny. Prof. Towar was appointed by
the Wheatland Development company,
William Ayers by the Farmers club
of Wheatland and Holly Hoigin by the
Wheatland Commercial club. The
judges examined thirty-fve farms.
They came to a decision in the mat.
ter, but their report was made direct
~ to the development company and
will be announced by that company on
Tuesday. Prof. Towar says they found
the conditions in the colony entirely
favorable. Some wheat is five feet
tall and is estimated that fields will
produce sixty bushels to the acre. The
farmers are cutting their second crop
of alfalfa.
, 1908-08-03
TWICE A WEEK INSTEAD
OF ONLY ONE ISSUE,

Beginning Wednesday. The Weekly
Republican will become a semi-weekly,
issuing on Wednesday and Saturday,
giving a much broader field for the
news and opportunity to still further
extend its usefulness. The Republi-
a Is a member Of the Associated
Press. he greatest new gathering
agency In the world, and with only a
weekly edition 1t was impossible to
give q large a report for the country
readers az was deemed best. The
semi4weekly will embrace all the
cream Of the Associated Press news
and the best Of the local and state
The Republican is already
among the best papers in the state
and this change will add to its useful
ness. The subscription price has been
fixed at 81 a year, the size remaining
the same as the present weekly, q six
column quarto. The two editions will
5s=issasd- On WWeaaesa:yLaaa Sa.ar-
day.
, 1908-08-03
NAV Be Hundred Victims.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. IA special
from Fernie, 3. c., to the Spokesman
Review, y 1t is feared the loss VI
life in the fire that has swept a terri
tory of 100 square miles in extent and
completely destroyed this city and a
number of other towns will reach be-
yond the hundred mark.
Many Are In Need.
So many people living in the burned
, 1908-08-03
TWENTY-FlFTH CONVENTION OF
SUPREME LODGE AND BEN
NAL MEETING OF THE
UNIFORM RANK.
Latter Organization Encamped on
Franklin Field and Dedicate Fort
Joseph Lyon - Pythian Sisters
Also Holding Annual Meeting
Camp Ernest Crawford Ready for
Maneuvers Of 5000 Troops.

Boston, Mass. Aug. 3.-The twenty
fifth convention Of the supreme lodge
and biennial encampment of the Uni
form Rank Of Knights of Pythias, with
the annual convention Of the Pythian
Sisters, were formally opened this
morning. with an attendance esti-
mated at $4,000 delegates and mem
bers.
Uniform Rank in Camp.
The most interesting feature of the
convention today was the encampment
OF the, uniform rank, which dedicated
Fort Joseph Lyon at Franklin neld,
there being over 10000 tents to &C.
'commodate the Il. 1000 Knights ON this,
Bostoa's most extensive playground,
and one of her chief features.
, 1908-08-03
A NEAR FAILURE.


Paris, Aug. s.-As far as could be
learned early today, the twenty-four
hours general strike in Paris, called
by the General Federation of Labor
as q protest against the killing Of
strikers at Vigneux last week, was
not as extensive as the leaders had
planned. No violence has yet been
attempted. The soldiers massed at
central polnts In the city founded moth
Ing to do. The employees Of many
trades refused to strike. but several
newspapers tied up.
More complete reports indicate the
strike, except In the case Of typeset-
ters. was practically a complete fail
ure.
, 1908-08-03
WILL HOLD SERVICES
FOR CAMPERS' BENEFIT.

Dean and Mrs. Bode and children
and Miss Mary Bode will leave tomor-
row for the Sundby resort, above Cen.
%tennial. where they will remain for the
next fortnight. There will be no ser.
vices at the cathedral until the return
of the dean. but he will hold services
at Centennial instead for the benefit of
the campers. The Sundby camp will
be well supplied for a time, at least,
having Dean Bode, Rev. Hogbin and
Rev. Preston of Iowa, besides Rev.
Sundby himself.
, 1908-08-03

There are 1928 pupils enrolled in
the county-white males, 622; white
females. 600; total, 1882. Colored
males, B.; colored females, 8; total, 6.
The number Of days attended was
133, 1891. Number Of teachers-male,
2; female, 10; total, 70. Average
monthly compensation of male teach
ers. $138; average for females, $47.8S.
Pupils enrolled in the high schools
males, IA; females, %; total, AZ.
Number Of School Children.
The school census for the year gives
921 males between the ages Of 6 and
81 years and S31 females, a total of
LISP. OF these. there are 1923 native
born males. I'll native born females,
a total native born of 1000. There are
9 foreign born males and Is foreign
born females, a total foreign born Of
"a, native and foreign born totaling
1924 enrolled in the schools.
Total number Of days taught, 2,725;
average cost Of tuition per month per
pupil, $7.64.
, 1908-08-03
Worst In History Of Canada.

Cranbrook, B. c., Aug. 3.-The most
destructive confagration in the his
tory OF Canada is sweeping Elk river
valley, leaving in its path death, desti-
tuition and suffering. Already more
than . hundred lives have been lost,
hundreds Of persons injured and thou
sands are homeless.
SIN sssspino Onward.
Tho homeless and destitute have
been fovcsa to dee f6f Nsir tves b.
fore the onrushing are. Property val
ued at more than $5,0e0,0O0 was de-
stroyed and the fiAnaes are still sweep
ing onward In m ever-widening line.
The list Of fatalities is steadily In
creasing.
Railroad a Heavy Loser.
A witness Of the hre at Fernie says:
THE damage cannot fall short OF
$4,000. 900. the greater loss falling on
Inc Canadian Pacific raiiroad aud the
Treit Wood Lumber Company, where
$4,000, 900 feet Of manufactured lum-
Der was destroyed.
Few Buildings Left.
Ten or eleven cottages, five or six
residences, the coal company's of1ces,
the Great ~1qgFtAern depot and one
warehouse are all hat is left Of Fer
ME. Three thousand people, mostly
women and children, Will have to be
cared for temporarily.
, 1908-08-03
coLoRED WOMAN TRIES
TO TAKE OWN LIFE

On Thursday evening Mrs. Daisy
Brown, colored, and VINO together with
her husband had recently moved here
from Rock Springs, and were living in
the cottage in the rear of the Rock
Saloon building, became Respondent
after a family quarrel, and took an
overdose of laudanum, with suicidal
intent, says the Kemmerer Camera.
DR.. Stafford was called, who admins
tered antidotes and soon had her re-
vived. but feeling much the worse for
her experience.
, 1908-08-03
UTAH NATIONAL GUARD
PASSES THROUGH CITY.

The Utah National Guard, compris-
Ing headquarters. band, seven com
panies OF infantry, the signal corps,
the hospital corps and a battery Of
field artillery, arrived at Camp Emmett
Crawford on the Crow creek maneu-
yer grounds, Sunday afternoon, going
by special trains from Salt Lake and
Ogden to. D4te creek and then march
ing twenty miles ACROSS the country
to the camp. The last train passed
here at about 10 o'clock yesterday. Tho
troops are commanded by Colonel
CHARLES Plummer and Major ". g.
Williams, and will remain in camp for
twp weeks.
, 1908-08-03
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

c. N. Clark has peer installed as
deputy county treasurer.
Sheriff Therkildsen is reported bet
ter today.
County Clerk Featherstone and Dep
uty Clerk Ihmsen, who attended the
circus at Cheyenne, returned home
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Harriet Berry late Saturday af-
ernoon sold to ]. H. and Elsie Rem
ers, for 5000, our lots in block 29f, on
south Third street.
Roy Surls, who served thirty days
for picking another mans pockets, wss
discharged from the county jail to-
day.
, 1908-08-03
INSPECTION COMMITTEE
OF BOARD OF TRADE

The Laramie board of trade hAs ~.
pointed the following grain commit
tee. to weigh and inspect grain at tho
elevator here: ]. w. Stryker, J. n.
Christensen. George e. Harvey. Thorn.
as H. Simpson, P. C. CooIican, J. D.
Towar and l.. B. McWethy. The Ov-
erland Cereals company is issuing no
tees to grain producers in the Lara
mie valley that sacked wheat VIII not
be as acceptable to the elevator as
grain In LUX, and will not bring as
good . price, as there is every facility
for unloading direct from the wagon
box. Farmers will do well not to buy
sacks for the grain consigned to the
elevator, thus saving that much ex-
pense.
, 1908-08-03
NOTED DREDGE EXPERT
TO HANDLE SHOVEL,

The American Gold Coinage Min
ing company. which is preparing to
develop rich placer ground on Doug
las creek, Albany county, and which
has installed the largest plant of port
able mining machinery in the state.
has employed John W. Ballinger of
Toledo, o., a noted steam shovel and
dredge expert, to superintend the OPP
Grafton of its giant gravel litter, says
the Cheyenne Leader. Ballingor ac-
companied by a picked of crane
men and engine operators, has Grriv-
ed at the company's property and with
in a short time will put the big shovel
into operation.
, 1908-08-03
MOTEL MAN DEAD.
Member Of Emperore so-calIed Civil
Cabinet Passes Away.

Berlin, Aug. 3.-Dr. frederick X.
Won Lucanus. chief Of Emperor Will
liam's ~so-called civil cabinet, died
here today. He was reputed to be a
mar of extraordinary Judgment and
had a large influence at court.
, 1908-08-03
DAN CUPID ENGINEERS
STRIKE AMONG TEACHERS.

1t is reported that Miss Neva Mel
son Of Laramie will be married to Mr..
Thomas Ford of Washington, D. c.,
early in September, says the Rock
Springs Miner. Miss Nelson was en-
gagged as one of Rock Springs high
school teachers for the coming year.
1t is said that several other teachers
will fail to keep their contracts with
the school board which at this late
date will some inconvenience.