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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-20
Mass Meeting for Bonds.

More than 200 people attended a mass
meeting held in the auditorium of the Og-
den high school last eevning. for the pur-
pose of discussing the proposed school
bond issue. Those who spoke in favor
of the issuance of the bonds were H w
Civilian, William Glasmann. c. r. Hol-
lingsworth, Mrs Kate billiard D. f..
Cloyd. +. j. Kiesel and c. A. Smurthwaita.
The only person to speak against the
proposed issue was o. F. Mcdowell IT Is
probable that another mass meeting will
be held in the opera house the latter part
of the week.
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Real Estate Transfers

The following warranty deeds were flied
for record in the county recorders Of
flee yesterday:
After c. Griffin to Orson j. Griffin.
part of lot 4. block Is. plat C.....s,
Mary Heller and husband to George
f. Hunter, part of lot T. block 3
plat B,;;.........:....:.:..-. 49,. 1.S75
H Blackham, part of me southeast
quarter of section Il, township 6.
range l west ..... ........... S1C
Francis Shaw and wife to William
D. Shaw, a parcel of land i'm sec
ton H. township Q. range l west. 500
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obligations, after which patent will IS

obligations, after which a patent will Is
sue
In the Carey act il is specified that
not more than 160 acres may be entered.
The water TO irrigate the land in Beaver
county will be furnished by the Beaver
Irrigation, Land & Power company 1t
is the first case in Utah wherein Selec-
tions under the Carey act have been ap-
proved. although application under the
law was made some years ago, but failed
of result.
In Idaho the Carey act has been ap-
piled with marvellous results. One of the
instances is the reclamation of the tract
of land whose center is Twin Falls.
The state board of land commissioners
Yesterday was notified of the action Of
the department and it is now for the
state to fix the price and name other con-
ditiOnS
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Ogden Briefs.

DEPUTY SHERIFF RESIGNS.-Depu-
ty Sheriff George Richie has resigned
his position. He intends to devote his at
tention to his farm at MarriOtts
R G. w. OFFICIALS HERE.-Ceneral
superintendent Stenger, General Manager
A. c. Ridgway and Assistant Superinten-
dent AppersOn, of the Rio Grande West
ern were in Ogden yesterday on official
business.
SECOND HAND MAN IN TROUBLE
l. I. Alvord, proprietor of a second hand
store was in police court yesterday on
charge of having received stolen goods
He was placed under 500 bonds for a
further hearing.
HE HIT THE PIPE.-John Kelley
pleaded guilty in the city court yester-
was fined SO II. H. Heyman pleaded
not guilty to a similar charge and his
case was continued.
SUIT ON NOTE.-August Carlson COM
menced an action in the district court
yesterday against II. w. Civilian, a
liumber merchant to recover S2,O0o on a
promissory note under date of Fen. 90
1899. 1t is alleged that no part of the
onte has been paid.
PAYS VISIT TO OGDEN.-Farmer r.
Sanford. who formerly lived in South Og-
den and Pleasant View. out who IS now
a resident of Cove, near lie Granda, Ore,
is in ogden and will remain for a week
as the guest of Bishop Z. W. Wade. Mr..
Sanford has been on trip east and is low
on his way hack TO his Oregon home.
PREVALENCE OF MEASLES.-Ac-
cording to reports, contagious diseases
are still increasing. During the past three
days AZ new Eases have been reported,
80 of which ard measles. Yesterday morn
ing about fifteen children were sent
sent home from the schools under sus-
picion that they were suffering from
measles in the initial stage.
BENJAMIN DOUGLASS DIES.-Benja-
min Douglass, for many years -eside1t
of this city. died at the home of his sis
ter Mrs A NJ. Boyle, at n:30 o clock
yesterday morning, from spinal menin-
gifts. MIR. Douglass had been failing for
some time and about five days ago was
seized with an attack of meningitis. He
was 45 years of age and his father, to-
gether with a large number of relatives,
survives him
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ASKS S3,208 FROM WEBER.
Mental Hospital Bill for Eighteen
Years Is Presented.

The county clerk yesterday received a
bill from the superintendent of the State
Mental hospital at PROVO for S3,20S, Cor
the care of Elizabeth Hunter, who was
committed TO that institution When II
years old. from this county, May s. 1880.
At that time Utah was a rerritory and
the commitment is signed ny Z w cross
as Judge of the probate court.
Superintendent D. II. Calder, in sending
the claim. states that it is lone at the
instane of the state board of insanity
and that the bill is due according to the
commitment of the patient. There Is
nothing in the cOmmitm mt papers Ola file
here to show why Weber county should
nay for the care of the woman. The claim
will be presented 70 the board of county
commissioners on MOnday. but il is not
likely to be allowed.
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IN POLICE CIRCLES.

Foreigners who pretend that they can
speak English when arralgned IN the po-
lice court will speedily be broken OF this
habit if Police Judge Diehls present meth
Cd of handling them is continued. When
the Judge is sure that a man is feigning
ignorance of the language, he sends them
to the city Jail, where they usually re
member that they have working kn0wl-
edge of English.
Yesterday afternoon Ozanos Nos, Sy-
rian, was arraigned in the court on the
Grande yards
When the complaint was read. the man
said: Il no speak English
This observation caused Judge Diehl to
conclude that Nos was not quite as ignor-
ant as he pretended. He therefore con-
tinued the case until Friday and fixed
Nos bail at so. Nos was taken to the
city Jail to attend Jailer Ripley's school of
rhetoric.
J. w Goodfellow pleaded guilty yester-
day afternoon in the police court to hav-
ing driven upon the sidewalk in South
Main street between Ninth South and
Walker streets. He explained that tlts
street was in bad condition and that to
pass through it would have been a hard
ship. Seeing that other vehicles had used
the sidewalk, he said, he had followed the
wagon tracks
Judge Diehl remarked that the city
should not justly fine a man for avoiding
a thOrOughfare that was not kept in good
repair. and, on Goodfellow's promise to
keep off the sidewalks in the future, dis
missed the case.
Three Migrants, Alex Radz, Lou Day
and Ed CUrrier, were given until today
to leave Salt Lake. when arraigned in
the police court yesterday afternoon. The
men were found wandering about the
streets on Tuesday night. When searched
at police headquarters it was found that
they were prOvisioned for a siege. Tucked
away about their garments were numer-
Gus packages of food, which had apparent
ly been secured at the back doors of
dwellings.
afternoon in Del Wilson's saloon. at Sec
end South street and Plum alley, by PO-
liceman Gillespie, and charged with petit
larceny. The man was found with a
curry brush in his possession, which he
was endeavOring to sell. He told the po-
mothers home at Eighth West and Fourth
North streets.
Robert Baxter Hanson. charged with
embeZzing money of the Palace laundry,
was discharged in the police court yes
terday morning.
The case against Morris Goldberg, who
was accused of receiving stolen property,
was dismissed III the police court yes
terday morning.
Three negroes. Frank Adkins. Isadore
Baptiste and Percy Wallstreet, were ar
raigned in the police court yesterday
morning. charged with rObbing Joe Burns
of Sl05 in the American club, a Com
mercial street gambling resort. on Mon
day morning. Wallstreet and Baptiste
s1O0 bail each for examination. Adkins
took until today to plead.
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Express Company Rumor.

The rumor that The Pacific Express
company will shortly withdraw from the
Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line
roads and that the express business of
these lines will be taken over by the
Welsh Fargo company. has again been re-
Vfved 1t is reported that the change
will take place within the next sixty days.
The reliability OF the rumoT cannot be
ascertained 1t is further stated that a
building will shortly nc erected just north
of the Union depot. which viii be occu-
pied by the Wells-FargO people.
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\ TUNNEL BIDS HELD UP.
Land Board Will Award Contract for
Tunnel March 8.

The state board of land commission
ers will not let the contract for the
tunnel and approaches to form a part
of the Sewer river reservoir in Piute
county until its meeting on March 3.
The bids were opened Tuesday, but
after discussion it was decided to defer
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final considerable b. until the next meet
ing.
The tunnel begins just above the dam
and will take the water from the river
through 420 feet of solid rock and let
1t out below the dam. The flow through
the tunnel can be regulated at all
times. There will be plenty Of water
to irrigate 10000 acres of arid land
which will be reclaimed by the project.
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Special sale of home-rendered lard
on Thursday and Friday, Feb. 20 and
81. Will sell for spot cash only, ten
pounds or more of our rendered lard at
Zoe per pound. This lard needs 10
guarantee; it has been the same for
the last nineteen years. This offer will
not be extended beyond the two days
named. MARRIOTT'S MARKET,
22-24 w. 1st South. Five phones.
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both the Dreamland and the New EIec-
trio theatres.
The boys were in charge of Tarry
Browning, who aids in looking after The
Herald's circulation in Ogden visit
to the Electric theatre was first made
An hour was sent at this mouse, after
which the newsies were taken II the
Dreamland to view a performance
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Wall Paper.

Have it done this month. We will
make it at mone.- saving prices.
w. A. DUVALL,
Both phones 10 w. I'd South.
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Newsboys Have OUTING.

The TO -ty or fifty newsboys who sell
The Herald in Ogden had a royal good
time last night by being entertained at
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AIleqed Room Worker Arrested.

John c Baker was arrested by the po-
lice early last evening, on suspicion OF
being a room worker. Baker was detect
ed in the act of pilfering in some rooms
at a Greek roOIniHg house
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unable to determine which of the houses.
II any, are storing ice harvested from
contaminated streams
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McCoy's livery. carriages and ngh,
livery rOth phOnPg 81
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You can make the best sandwiches of
the ROYAL Sandwich Loaf.
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The case against Morris Goldberg. who
was accused of receiving stolen property,
was dismissed in the police court yes
terday morning.
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Robert Baxter Hanson. charged with
embeZzling money of the Palace laundry,
was discharged in the police court yes
terday morning,
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
W, 5. & A Z. RY.
the ELECTRIC LINE"

Electric palace cars from White HOEse statio,
(FIFTEENTH AND Il SIS NORTHEASD
For BaLimore-5-S0 aid every half busIr
Srom $50 a. m 20 I-S0 p m. and $50 81
10 30. and 1l-55 ?. n.
Scr AanapolLs-Every hour from s:s1 a N
70 7gQ D. m. and 80 and HIS q N
FareS- one way Round trip
To Baltlrllore- -------------t5c as
TO Annapolis and U s.
Naval Academy ------..75c s1E
All Il St cars run direct 10 White Eoa..
Station
Ticket Oflce At 18th and y. Y ave. y "
sad a. White House Station. 18th and II 81,
y. (. Telephone II 1900 oc5-ff
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or the Commissioners. d G
Washington. December 70. 1908. Sealed oDro-
pos3IS viii be received at this office until u
O'CLOCK. NOON. JANUARY >. 1893, for con-
structing a 12-room school building. No l5S
located on Hamilton Road. square No 572S
Garfield. d q. Blank forms Of proposals
specifications. and all necessary information
may be obtained at the Office Of the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department. Room f2T Dis
trict building. Bidders must state The time
in which they Will complete the building
and time. as well as price. viii 5e a prime
consideration in the award OF the contract
HENRY B. F. MACFARLAND. HENRY L.
WEST JAY ). MORROW. Commissioners,
d. c. d. =. p, %, 2S9
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SEABOART AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office. Tl2T Penn Ave-

Notice-Fouowing schedule l. not guaraR-
teeG-
9.d5 a. ~. daIly-''Fl0rida Fast Mall 81
board Mail Through coaches and Pu11r7g1
Eleepars 20 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington 20 Ha-nlet 49,
Hamlet 20 Atlanta. Dining Cay-
30 o. IN daily-''Year Rourd LIrnfta-5 -.
Seab0ard express. Coaches and Pullman q,
Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa, Atlanta
birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars
r. Il. STANSELL. District Passenger Are,,
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

N B-FoIowinE schedrIe figures published
only as information and ere not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile Nayr
Orleans. Asheville. Chattanooga. Memphis
sis a. m. and 1915 ,. N. daily.
For Roan7ke, Knoxville. Chattanooga
Memphis New Orleans. 1910 D. m
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta Aka,
Savannah, jacksonville. and Florida points
E:Io 2. m daily.
l. ). BROWN, General Agent
seS-eXmo-tr
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PhlIa. Oyster 6 Chop House
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On the odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. Z3D ST, NEW YORK
100 a. m.-Diner. Pullman Parlor.
fs 90 a. un--Observation Parl0r. 5-nour Tra5,
100 a. m-DIner and Pullman Parlor g.
fII.OO a. m-DIner and Pullman Par!or car
100 D. m--Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
900 p m--"Royal Limited All PuIlmans
FIyc-hOUr.
400 D. m--Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
$50 o. m-Diner and Pullman ParIor
's:D0 ,. m.-coaehes 70 PhiIadeip phia-
siz:iJ n T--SleeperB 70 New York
s3.52 a. m--Sleepsrs 70 Philadelphia ana
ATLANTIc CITY. TOO. 200. tuoO
Nv ' " TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR OK THE HOUR
ONeek Days go a m 10 II .. M
70 20 fl0.e0. 'll-0o a m. zoo noon. tl2-05
sisOO. HIS. fZO0 '5-Q5. T5 20. go 80 -
fs.s5 500 fJ-g3 $50. i5-CJ. - 30 ZOO - -
900. -Io.0o 10 80. ~ 90 -l2.i5 y. T.
CHICAGO. 'l=2z. $50 p. IA.
CINCISNATL ST. LOUIS. AND Io,0s-
VILE. s5-lJ a. m. '4-1S p m. "lx-fO niTbT
PTTTsBURG. 's-lo a n. 'I-ZZ $40 D n
CiEVEL.AND. .s.1O p. n.
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
WHEELING. '9.l0 a m. $50 p. m.
WINCHESTER. ry;lO a m. taos. loon = n,
FREDEHICh. 80 Ts-l9. - Is a. m-.:I "a.
HAGERsTowN. t9.lo a m. 800 D. n
AS<APOLIS. "I-Z0. $500 a. m fIz-65 -.
fz.20. = 80. $50. ana 800 p. m
sDaily. Except sunday +Sunday oaIv
TELEPHONES AT all OF the foITovyt,-
Ticket Offices. lfl7 q 81. Tel. Main I5gi. ~
station Ticket Once. Main 7ZSO: InforrnaTio1
bureau. Main 1850 nozZ-tf
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENI-APARIMEN
AN ESPECIALLY attractive 4-r0om apart
Weut near Washington Circle only So Nd
llth 81. NV. de2O-5t
CNE ATTRACTIVE 5-ro5m apartment, So,
. nj one groom apartment. S35. fOr rent jan
uaTy !, ia specially desirable apartment
houses Address AMERICAN REALTY
COMPANY. zoo llth ST. NV Ge20-3t
NE HAVE left "A few more OF those elegant
= and s-rOOm apartments and reuOdeIIin- Of
Jhe same will be finished for tenants January
J. Furnished and unfurnished- call and see
them at The Hillside. 1915 Chaplin -. nv.
de20-5t
FOR RENT
l002 18th ST. NV. 6r. and b....-........-SIS.J so
Apartment 30, IGth ne. or. and D. 1850
Apartment 3-s 18th ne, Or and 3D.. 80
+. W GRAHAM * CO., OF 18Th.
deIS-6t
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CANDY! CANDY! CANDY!
For Pure, Delicious. Wholesome. BUCK
INGHAM'S Is the best
60, csndy. lbs for .------.--....-slo0
4Ac ct- Is. . lbs. for -------- -Sl.ry
-sC Ctl, 81, = los. Or...--.....-.......El 90
Sp~ci.i rates 60 sunday Schools.
Nail Orders Delivered q. -. -.
No sunday business.
81 Pa. Ave. =. r
del6.2I. .22.23
WHEN N DISTRESS
YOUR CLOTHES WE LII PRESS.
FIFTY CENTS
WILL DO THE REST
LA MODE PRESSING CLUB
lf0S Bye St Phone Main BIS
de.9-tf
DON'T OVERLOOK
The Grip Furniture and Floor Polish. the
Kind mechanics use
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
on al roller skates WEATHER STRIPS.
We sell them from 1c o. 4c IT, REPAIRS
tOr al parts Of roller skates
THE GRIP PAINT co.
1882 lEt ST. NV
Phone n AL. de1o-Tt
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WHERE TO Stop IN WASHINGTON.
THE FREMONT
HOTEL DRISCOLL

FacinE Capitol Park, 1st and B Ets.
The nearest hrst-cIass hotel 20 the Union
St%tion- uo24-3Ot
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Money LOanedS aIaried People

and others. without security easy payments:
Offices in 50 principal Cities save yourself
money BY getting my terms first = D. Il
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LADIES' FURS
$3.50 Discount for Cash Only
w AD D f rs
3139 NJ St, Georgetown
de22-tf
WE SUGGEST you do your holiday shopping
today: gloves underwear. shirts. ha1dker-
chiefs, hosiery. bric-a-brlc. etc; a general
line Of ladies' goods. table linen and toWe'-
iT4g; we have a full stock OF children's gar
luents al downtown prices WA. H. RJFlCTI.
S5-S0S II 81. ne de21-ft
BUY YOUR
Wines and liquors for the coming holidays
at the GUS WALLERSTEINS. 4 pint *
excellent whisky Given away free with
every purchase amounting 10 $50
2lS ~ st. :. W.
deczz q
WE SUGGEST
mat mat you buy Two or three or those SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS BARGAIN lots near Berwe-u,
Nd, which CILAS. i. FOWLER 5OS Il u
ny, is Offering Tor
$500 EACH. EASY TERMS.
de2I g.
FOR SALE-The best diamonds. watches and
AL kinds OF JeWelry on easy terms By II.
NELSON. $50 Pennsylvania ave NV send
your message and IL will have prompt atJcn-
tion. defs-sa. tu th-I4t
ONE THOUSAND Christmas trees; all sizes
and prices. come see US MCGHIE5 & MOSS
6l3 New York ave NV de2i-lt
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LAUNDRY.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE Of delaying the needed
repairs 10 your steam OF hot water boiIers
Phone US the order and have il attended to
without delay Large force OF competent men
always available. Prices moderate VII
LIAM CONRADIS CO, 1925 7th St NV
Phone Main 2f2Q. jeIs-tu IN sa -qOt
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LOOK

WE SUGGEST a pair OF FeIt JuIiers red.
gray or black, regular 81 quality. 73c for
the holidays only We also have a stock
of crochstsd slippers. IS pair. were 81.
\ SHOE STORE. 8th and II sts ne
LrIs--L
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE2 We store furniture FOR
T5c per load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. Es-20-22 10Th St NV. Phone Main 422g.
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STOVES.
AUTOMOBILE OuTING

COOL BREEZES
Take a cool ride IN the country Hire m
automobile any hour OF the Gay or night AT
THE SHERMAN. 40 Z st. nv Phone Line
g. Experienced chauffeur ca. laining pointa
le6-tf.su. tu-90t
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

WE ARE booking Christmas orders FOR white
Eskimo and other dogs; also singing cana ries
parrots. cats. rabbits white mice rats. gold
fishes. goats. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE.
Tl2 18th 81. NV non-tf
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FOR RENT-OFFICES-
WE HAVE a splendid office room FOR rent.
suitable Tor real estate OF like purposes; rates
very reasonable: sIfendiJ location can and
see IL. AMERICAN REALTY COMPANY
105 Nth sL NV. Ie2)-ac
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Or FFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT IN the MUNSEY BUILDING.
Pa. ave. between 18th and Ifth directly
opposite the new District Building several
choice rooms and suites from SIS 10 sos
month. including heat. light, elevator, and
Janitor service. A. +. FON COMPANY, I4th
at New York ave iy16-tu. IN. sat-
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A VERY ATTRACTIVE store room FOR REM
at reasonable rates. suitable for gents fur
uishing goods. stationery. notions OF a bust
ness office. location one 1f the best in town
near corner 18th and O. srs. nw. Address
AMERICAN REALTY COMPANY, 7O5 lIth
81 NV ga1n-gf
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COLLECTIONS MADE
Estate and disputed Claims Adjusted.
,. p. CLARK, 1G@5 New York Ave
noI3-S3t
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WANTED-MONEY.

We WANT to arrange FOR loan Of s. 600 or
S.. 90 for limited time and give real estate
security worth 5000 OF $4,000 upon which
there is no trust or mortgage. Address
St NV deg0-3t
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EMPORIUM OF copper; sheet iron works. J.
l. GRAND. Coppersmith. 1906 II st. NV: also
French ranges, retinning copper utensils, coz
Zee urns. steam tables and al kinds Of cook
ing utensils. Phone n GSeS
teil-th. Su tu-90f
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CATERING.

GRAY & BRO. caterers for all social func.
uonss ice cream and ices in any quantity
delivered promptly. l5O5 NJ St ny. Phone
y 4O55-G- nO24-tu. tn sa-tf
, 1908-10-05
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

Sheriff Bower is home from Raw
Inns.
Judge Carpenter spent the create,
part of the day preparing some opln-
ions to be handed down later.
The certificate Of the nomination Of
the democratic county and city ticket
was fled in the county clerks ONCE
today.
The Scott Moore Land company, In
corporated by W. 8. Moore, R. g. Fitch
and B.. F. Miller, with a capital stock
Of $127 900, divided into $4,000 shares,
was aled for record today. Its prin-
cipal ONCE will be At Laramie.
F. P. Ernest, John G. Glendennins
and C. A. Bradley, the incorporators
and trustees of the Keystone Ranch
company, with q capital OF $127,000,
Hled the Articles u Incorporation Of
the company today, with Laramie as
the principal place Of business
The TallmadEe-Buntin Land com.
pany today sold to Margaret l. Rack.
straw. for $50. lots II and n. block a,
town Of Bosler. ana n Elisabeth Lab
man. for $50 lot -. block ~, town q
Boslef. Both purchasery M a Kan,
kakee cosnty, m
, 1908-10-05
NEGRO FAMILY aAlDED
House Saturated With Oil and Set o.
Fire While Inmates slept.

Hickman. KY, Oct. 5.-One man and
two children shot to death, another
son missing and believed cremated, his
wife and three other children mortal
ly wounded, and their home in ashes,
are results Of a raid by night riders on
the house of David Walker, a negro,
early this morning.
Fifty-four night riders saturated the
buildings with coal oil, set 1t on fire
al around and shot down the negroes
as they attempted to escape.
Walker, his 5~-year-old daughter and
a tiny baby in its mothers arms,
were killed outright. The mother was
shot through the stomach and is dy-
ing.
The raiders took Joseph Williams,
a white man, from his home and COM
PEELED him to hold their horses while
they massacred the negro family.
, 1908-10-05
PARAGRAPHS

q. A. Porter Of Creston, Iowa, is In
the city.
George Patterson returned from the
northern part Of the state today.
Frank G. Bosler arrived from the
east today and is registered at the
Union Pacific.
J. B. Boyer Of the Overland Cereals
company has returned from q bust
ness trip to Cheyenne.
Ed Fisher went to Hanna and Elk
Mountain today on business for the
Gem City Grocery company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Raife returned
from Cheyenne today after spending
Sunday with Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll.
W. w. Doyle left today for Rawlins,
where he ia experimenting the drill. ing
Of several wells in that district. MI
Doyle has secured the contract for
drilling seven or eight wells, for the
Tallmadge-Buntin company at Boslet
and will commence work al o as he
completes his contracts at Rawlins.