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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate Court. 10.
1873, administrator. This IS % give no
tice. That the subscriber, OF the District %
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, letters
OF administration on the estate Of John s.
Anderson, late OF the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against
tbs deceased are heTe5E warned TO exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof. legally
authe M Gated, 10 the subscriber on or be-
fore the I'd dag 70 JaHuzry. A y. 1903;
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand tails 25d day Of January .ga5
CHARLES A. JAQUETTE, Sccretary'v Of
fee. Treasury Department. Attest. tSsaD.
JAMES TANNER. Register OF Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk OF ira Probate
Court. EHAS. A. JAQUETTE, At-orney.
ja25. 81. fec
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LEFT ON HIS HANDS

Gabble-Thats a queer sort Of ring for
you to be wearing. 1t isn't suitable for
a man at all.
Lovett-Think 500 Well. I tried in on
q girl, and she didn't seem 10 thing it
suited her, either.-Philadelphi Press.
The Washington times., 1908-01-23

The throne on which King Charles Y
sat when he opened the French parlia-
ment was found the other day in a
lumber room in the chamber of depuu-
ties in Paris.
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In his wife's suit for divorce at Cam
dem, n. j., BENJAMIN Hartridge's bald
head was marked Exhibit b. It was
alleged that the husband had struck his
wife with his hairbrush. and the jury
was asked to look at the head.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEsT-

GOLDENBEl1G 5, 7th and X sta NV
3. KAHN, SONS & CO.. 8th and MaT.--t susce
GREEN'S CAPITAL A u v L u IT'S \ q
AGENCY, G4S 18th st NV.
W. u. ACNULTX. Cigar Store 18th and p nv
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY Linton a.
Nelson. PrOpriet0Tss corner Rhode island
ave. lst and i sis NV.
ROBERT 4. PEIEOLDt The Harvard Phar.
macy nth and Harvard SITS. NV
w a. DAELING, cor. 14th ana / SITS NV
Island ave. and X 81. NV.
II. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th St and
Mass. ave. NV.
CHAS. c. HORNUSG, Christian pharr,.,
Ew., cor. 7th and N SITS nv
SANFORp'S PHARMACY, Nsv York Az.
and North Capitol street
r. a. EEITCH, 20tA and NJ sts. NV
QUIGLE1' ) PHARMACY, 2lst End q sfa ~
= A. WAGNER a. Co. LIST and II sts nv
L II. TA1LOE, cor. 9TH and = sts NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY 18th & Pa ave -
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth aod PsTt
read. al
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Miss Hester B. Young. OF Lincoln
Neb.. and Oliver Sachs were mar
ried in Tecumseh, Neb., after an hours
courtshlp in a drawing reOm car on the
Burlington railroad
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ODDITIES IN THE NEWS.

Fred ~ shotweIl Of Pottersville,
Mich. aged thirty, and divorced. mar
ried his step-grandmother. age1 seventy
one. his grandfather's fourth wife.
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SITUATIONS wAKTED-FEMALE.

BF RELIABLE cgIored women. washing %
take home or 50 ont by the day good
laundry. POI Sth -. nw. 1t
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LADIES ana gentlemen can ,oln extra
money without interfering with .helr rezu-
lar Work By assisting Ia the sale Of choice
northwest real estate sold on easy terms.
Address BOX "a. I154 Monroe st. NV
jsl9-l5t
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SPIRITUALISM.

H YOU WISH ADVICE ami Information on
any subject call u see Mr. Aiuon and get
pam reading or psychic reading. Ar. Million
also teaches nyUuJLlsII, mental hypnotic sus-
gsstlou and palmIstry. 81 Eye ST. MS.
iaIs--t
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A live wire fell on William D. Cal
braith of Trenton. a car conductor. but
was caught by the rubber boot, and he
kicked 1t off. An hour after his car
collided with a wagon and he escaped
again.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

The JCNOD CIhs Vacuum METHOD OF
In cttlsE-lJ-itl-5 IDulNG Iha-ClkcJ-L.A-
4ID-S. concentrate that there IS a SCIENCE
~ CURING DISEASE E4ua--us llaI I1
surgery
IneTe is no need Of SUFFERING with
LDCDMDIDE AIAAIAs BklE1I'5 DIS
EASE. HHLCLA-I5M. PARALYSIS those
AlLAE%Ls " Jls SPINE. &Lltt lis, ana
LIMBS ltuat make WALkINtr nigh lAPy-
sIbLEJ and those u.a-4lIc5 LldL are the
result " ONEENDEh, Is DEEl ana -AGE
THEY CAN BE CCEED.
While much DO claimed for the JLSDD
METHOD OF NJE-AELI.AL HEALING
II MAKES GOOD. The Jul5l system 81 en-
forced circulation is used extensively ly me
Physicians ul Germany ana France a. tls
Bonn University au4 ia other Hospitals
~ l-Er ~ has superseded AL other methods as
cure for those ailments that 90 not yield 10
medication A CORDIAL INVITATION is
EXTENDED PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
40 CALL AND LEARN ALL ABOUT a..
Information Free
PROF "a. N. ID. PARKER
l8-# New YORK Avenue N. W
Hours lJ o. o.. Sundays. lJ l5 j.
Lady assistant. ssal-tf
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DANCING

THE WYNDHAM. a. nth nw.-Lessons. Soc
0 lessons, $780, class, 5.sg every Tues. T6urs
sat- Guarantee u teacn you. Rro1- Wyndhanl
iy@5-5f
MISS COULTER prof or OF dancing; urf-
yate lessons, SOC, II can walk i can
teach you 20 waltz. z0l l ST. NV. Phone III
llSs. Advanced classes Tuesday and Satur-
day, 10 Il Bah room Tor rent jaS-s5t
PRIVATE DANCING lessons. soc; waltz and
two-step guaranteed I'VE lessons; class 81
month"; ballroom for rent So TO So address,
with stamped envelope. BOX 4sJ, Times
office. jaZ1-et-exSu
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oy neat ana courteous
young woman, as clerk, would not object 60
1E-aery market stand. Address BOX ls1.
2 mes Office. tazg-gt
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EARN EXTRA money without interfering
with your regular work teithsr ladies' or gen
uemen). by assisting in tho sale Of choice |
northwest real estate Address Auarta-n- /
No. I, 1855 Monroe 50. NV ialpl5t
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CAFE-Pennsylv ania ave. NV; exceptions
THORNTON & JAMES. 7Og I1th. jaz3-st
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WE TEACH Pitman. Graham, Gregg. Barnes,
ana the syllable systems, - 10 1sG words per
minute In 100 hours guaranteed. Positions
provided for our pupils. Catalogue free.
SiENOLEAPH Colorado Bldg.
ulLI-Tf
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DENTISTRY.

PAINLESS DENTISTRY. REDUCED PRICES
set u teeth, s. lfJF q short umeJ. Eest set
8; gold crowns. DrIdBCwyIk, Is, ulIiugs 5gc.
Work guaranteed. U-ION PAINLESS DEN
lists, 81 4 81. nH.s near 6Jh- DEL. NJ
5aly-tf
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Dks. .. W. * ~ J. ELZEY, DENTISTS.
s. ~. Ger. 10th and II SIS. ~ ".
Specialists IN l.aIuless Extracting. Cold
Crown ana BTIIge ~ Ola. ElIIuEs. ana Plates
InaL NJ Satisfaction guaranteed " money
refunded AOCeIaJ5 .lTICss. FEOlB IL 49,.
feZs-Er
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ROLLER SKATES.

UNION HARDWARE baIl-bearing rink
skates, while they last, s2.58. AL other high
grade skates at Sc cents on the dollar. Bar
ney & Berry and ryYIusIow rink skates 81
IIs Pa. ave. NV. open evenings. iaZI-tr
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NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY, 1900 Florida ara -.
CEAS, Il. BLUAER, y. Cap. and r 80 ns
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM cor Rf All m -. &c
kRAUS' PHARMACY, 6th and * 80 80
NeCHESNEY, & JOACHIM. Sth and 3 sta IA
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Two cents a word for ali other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days. one cent word Tor each insertion.
These rates do not apply to Personals
Advertisements will be accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices al regular Office
rates. II it Is incOnvenient to leave advertise
ments at either branch office or The Times
Business once, they may be telephOned direct
70 The Times tAain 5zo5}, azd q messenger
viii call 70 collect without additional charge
90 the advertiser.
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BRICKLAYING.

BRTCKWORk wanted IN large or small
quantities by practical man Of eighteen
years experience in all classes Of building
construction; satisfaction guaranteed; re-
plies by letter - PRACTICAL, 45I H st.
NV, Washington D. O.. jaeI-5t
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE your Old carpets; rugs woven from
Old caTpe-si the only weaving factory OF is
kind IN the city WASHINGTON RUG CO.
~ 5JE St nv. Phone Main 49,. taI-yJt
OLD CARPETS woven iBtO TeyersIbIs ruEz:
Cnly sanitary concern here. HON CO..
IsJs HW. Phone Lincoln COG "a. noS-rr
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HELP WANTED--Male and Female.

LADY or gentleman cor travelling position
Call 10 10 u a. Ia. Mr.. Fog, 6U2 i 81 Sc.
5az3-zt
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ORIGINAL GYPSY palmist whole fortune
told lJc open nights. 1923 Sth 81. uw. 1t
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

I Will START any Energetic Iadv ia MI
linery business Tor szCy. address BOX sg8.
Times Office. 5aU-sr
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY bv ev1zrr
miuners. extremely low prices. hats made.
trimmed ana rrm0deIeI; evening and FUR
hats specially FOEEISCHE' s. OILS IZtn 81
nv. faZe-sr
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COLLECTIONS

COLLECTIONS made. disputed claims ad-
Justed without litigation. CLARK BROS,
lilo h ST. asset
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GRINDING AND POLISHING.

BARRIERS. tailCrs. eJc., can have their sells
sOrs and knives sharpened at 5o3 10th ST. NV
special attention 20 hotels and restaurants
work guaranteed; second floor. deI9-th-lyr
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EOETHWEsT.

A. z. POWELL, 4th and East Capf,ol -.
ROACH DRUG CO. SIN and q SIS Sc
n. 3. EEALH, NV, cor. llth and IA. avs.
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;. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. s5s4 Il St Nv.
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TYPEWRITERS.

REMINGTON. s17. or rent for 81 nonthlv
BOX AS. Times Office Fsaf-9+S
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BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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GEORGETOWN

v. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9Th and B stresra
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CUT RATE DLNTISThT
SO Set Of 70, S4y4d Crowns and asrldFeWork
"a hlIIugss SDc. Painless EALraCli5u Free.
\. >. army AID Navy Dsu-1l Association,
DIX. -. HARRY MOEA-N, Algr..
60 = -. ~ ~, -CR>AA d ~
Jyl5-I
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORZ7 We store for 75e A load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4is-4s0-4ss
10Th st. NV. Phone Main 4z29. deIs-90e
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YOUNG LADY or DO. learning typeWrIting
ior lawyers Office. $40 per month. BOE
45l, Times Office. fagI-gs
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BROORLAND, d. c.
THUR Il. F. LUERssEN Drug store
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HORSES AM VEHICLES.

HORSES AN yE1ILLES.
FOR sALE-Fuu leather top buggy. very
cheap rear SO II So. uW. .a-s--gl
FOR sALE-Fr0m Virginia, good work
horses. Terms reasonable. li-5 9TH ST. nv.
J--s-.,
FOE sALE-Ho-se. wagon and harness. SIS.
Zg5 Masssahusetts ave. zee 5a--s-
FOR sALE-Oas horse rer want OF use.
cheap, 50. call after o. 40 Il 81. nw.
J@--sl
FIVE OR SIX horses and mare f5- sale.
Rear 80 MassaeEuzetts ave. uw. 5azI-st
FOR sALE-Tvo good horses, harness and
dirt wagon. 1874 j. 81. Sc. Gail after p. I'D.
-@-+-o'
WANTED-Go0I sound horse for uent deIlv-
cry wagon must us al rEnt acs1 cheap.
BOX 400. Times Office 5a2I-5t
TWENTY head Of Virginia horses. see5n9-
hand luEgies. wagons ana harness. Few sore
horses. tlH j. 81. Sc. a-5-lJ-
FOR sALE-Tventy horses and mares; Eol1
FOR want o. use. Rear 80 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. jaz-s9t
CAN'T selling out $500 "a. C. 7. rInabout.
f55.bC. s6g.C5 top buEgles, $500. S35.CJ sarreys
81 $500. $500 Top spring wagons, SD 8J.
Everything al cost. Come IOT Bargains l-5s
y 81 NV OC25-tr
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WANTED-Young men or youths with bicy-
cIes may hn1 very pro ftable up!oymeGt as
messengers; those attending sChgcI Will Ne
employed after school hours. NJ ITGAL Dis
IRICI MESSENGER CO., I4gl Il =.
nOlS-tu. We th-If
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HELP wANrED--MALE.

/ MADE S50.O00 in five years IN the mail
order business; began with s.; anyone can
dc the work send for free BOOKLET; tells
how. to get started MANAGER. Box 570
Lockport, n. y. oc2S-tf
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MAN for farm work; good pay. l.. PAR
TON, 10Th and Maryland ave. ne ja2l-3t
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STEAM CLEANING.

GENTLEMEN suits. zoe and 81. ladies.
skirts, 75c up; jackets. suits. and laces equal
~ low; work surpassed by none. Consult US
No charge for light repairs. MRS REBA
COOKE, 1112 18th NV. Send postal
delg-th-IyT
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

WANTED HELP WANTED
looms FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
.OOM6 AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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WATERS Experienced white. for counter
Work. Apply az QUEEN CAFE. 18th and q. \
Il
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SOLICITORS az once; best opportunity ever
euereus experience unnecessary. Don't miss
this. Address BOX 4J4 Times Once.
tnH1
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.
r. I. C1RNE & CO. 7g3 King ST
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OFFICE BOY for furniture store salary, 81
per week 10 start: position permanent: good
chance for energetic boy 10 learn the bush
ness. Address BOX 464, Times Office ja22-st
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sALEsMAN-Experien furniture sales
man: steady position; address BOX 49,
Times office, stating experience, reference,
and salary expected. ja2y-3t
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TO learn barber trade: tools furnished. Call
or write. Address BARBER. 6l7 Z 81. rw
5a21-6t
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PERSONAL
- Mu.LARD HIsHOP.

III Ninth ST. NV. ~
Don't mistake 2 anne ana numberJ
iagI-tf
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PORTER-Colored; at once. Grant place
uU. il
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DAIRY business; clearing $500 monthly over
an expenses. THORNTON & JAMES, 70.
lith. 5a2s-3y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
BUSINESS MEN FLOCK
TO BUREAUS SUPPORT
Outlook for Future of Traf-
fc Association Is
Promising.

Officers of tho Commercial club tFafhc
bureau are greatly pleased with the re-
sponsc which has been received from
business men hero in support OF tho or
EauizatIon. Already the membership
numbers nearly 100, and in most cases,
it is said, tho applications have been ac-
Companlcd with checks. sc that the sue
cess OF tho undertaking is assured from
financial standpoint as well rs from
the point OF numbers.
W. :. Mccarthy, secretary OF the hu-
rcau. soid Friday chat they were meet
ing with encouragement from all quar-
trrs. and IL was proposed TO push the
matter until Utah had received as good
treatment as any place in the country.
There has been a good deal OF comment
on the fact that railroad rates To coast
points arc much lower than rates 10 this
city, and il Is felt that there has been
much unjust discrimination against ship
pcTS here. Any suggestion that the or
ganlzltion was formed Tor the purpose Of
fighting tho railroads was promptly re-
pudiated by Mr.. Mccarthy. since all tho
tho matter OF rates and In cases where
is made.
The rumor that George ]. Kndel was
10 accept the position Of manager for the
bureau was denied emphatically. and Il
was said that Mr.. Kindcl had been in
Vitcd hero simply TO show to the mem
bers of the organization, and the public,
the need of some proper adjustment IN
schedules and proper classification in
the matter of goods.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
STRANGER ATTEMPTS
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Takes Three Ounces of Lauda-
mum and Is in Critical
Condition.

Suffering from tho effects Of nearly
three ounces OF laudanum, supposedly
taken with suicidal intent. man about
80 years OF age. who is supposed TO hc
W. II. Rose OF Denver Colo, was found
unconscious I'm a room at the Elk hotel
about 6:I5 O'Clock Friday night. He was
removed 20 the emergency hospital In
the city Jail and then taken TO 81. Mark s
hospital where Al an early hour this
Saturday morning Il was reported that
he could not live
Rose went 20 the Elk hotel on Thurs
day evening, and secured room 81 After
going 90 his room he was not seen again
until Friday night, when the proprietor.
G. !. Anderson, became fearful that the
man was sick. or dead, because he had
not put In an appearance. and used a
pass key on the door 10 the room, and
found Rose in a deep sleep.
Anderson attempted 10 arouse the man
and then. looking about his room, dis
covered the bottle which had contained
the Iaudanum. The police We're notified
and they took tho man 10 the emergency
hospital where DR.. Steele and DR. Paul
worked two hours without bringing him
back 10 consciousness. II was then de-
clded 10 remove the man 10 81.
Marks hospital.
No one at the hotel knew tho man, and
whether he registered his right name and
address Is not known.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city coun-
ell OF Salt Lake City OF the intention OF
such council 10 make the following de-
scr!bed Improvement. to-wit:
Extending and LAYING sewer lateral of
vitrined pipe eight (S) Inches In diameter
ir the center OF Earls' court between
Third South and Fourth South streets,
In. sewer district No. /. and detray the
ubutters' portion OF the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at nine hundred fifty
one and 90 100 (S951 60) dollars. or 7S-l0O
(S0TS) dollar per front or linear foot OF
abutting property, there being 1920 feet
abutting said Improvement, by local
assessment upon the lots or pieces %
ground within the following described dis
trict. being the district to bo affected and
benefited by said Improvement, namely
The north 3O5 feet OF the west side of
feet OF the east side OF the west 14O feet
of lot 8: the south COS feet OF tho cast
side Of tho west l6I fc I OF lot G: the
south 305 feet OF the west side OF the
cast 1853 feet Of lot Z, block 81. plat "B.
Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections To tho
carrying out OF such intention must be
presented In writing TO the City Recorder
on OF before the 23rd day OF Novemae Der.
l9CS. being the time set Ivy said council
when IL viii hear and consider such pro-
tests and objections as may be made
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah
DSted September Il, 1905
J, 3. MORErON,
CITY Recorder
Sewer Extension No. oiS hS6o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
THREE MORE JURORS
IN THE VANCE CASE
One of the Three Is Lafayette
Hanchett, General Manager
for NewhOuSe.

- Three moro jurors in the Thomas
vance wife murder case, In Judge Arm
strong division of the third district
court, were secured Friday, The new
lmrors arc Lafayette Hanchctt of 9S3
dhlrd avenue, general manager of
Samuel Newhousc 5 Interests; Thomas
w. Rich, farmer, TaylorSvillc. Fred.
erick Peterson, business man, Murray.
Nine jurors have now been seated.
To obtain the three Jurors seated Fri
daN special ren!re of siXty.two names
was exhausted and it was necessary
10 draw another venire of sixty one
names. From these it is confidently
expected to obtain Jury today. Ninety
two names have been exhausted to Sc
cure the nine jurors.
This jury, contrary TO the method
employed IN the Maerovich case, will
be locked up nights instead of being
allowed to go home when not on duty.
The Jurors arc being lodged at the
Kenyon hotel under charge Of Deputy
Sheriff, Fred c. Butler. To help them
pass tho time away on Sundays they
will be taken about the city and pos.
slbly allowed TO go to church. The
case VIII probably run into Thanksgiy-
ing, next Thursday, and it is not likely
that an adjournment will be taken,
which the jurors in all probability will
not relish. This IS the date last year
on Nhlch vance IS alleged TO nave
kicked his wife so badly that she died
December S.
Contrary to what might have been
expected under the circumstances, Mr..
Hancbett did not try TO escape jury
service by evading questions as TO his
ability to sit in the case. Mr.. Han
chett S interests are varied and of con-
siderable magnitude and his time, no
doubt, is exceedingly valuable II is
estimated that his salary averages 800
a day, For acting as a juror in the
tionsl $3.50 day and his board and
lodging.
The taking of testimony in the case
will probably begin today. County
Surveyor Joseph b. Swcnson viii be
the first witness for the purpose of
showing 10 the jury by drawings the
scenes of the alleged murder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
CAMPBELL SAYS he
WILL STOP LEAKS
Another Session Is Held on
Outlet Sewer Pipe
Proposition.

Archibald Campbell, OF the Campbell
Building company, appeared before the
board of public works Friday night
and promised that the leaks in the out
let pipe. which arc delaying tho final
test and acceptance Of tho work by
tho city, would be stopped in two weeks.
Mr.. Campbell further agreed TO waive
his rights under his contract by which
the city is enjoined from using the
pipe until it is finally tested and ac-
cepted under penalty Of forfeiting the
right to compel the contractor to sat
lstactorily finish the work, and it is
be put into commission in eight or ten
days and the moving of the sewage of
the West Side through it begun. To
safeguard the municipality the matter
was referred 10 the city attorney for
an opinion as TO whether the city
would jeopardize its interests by using
the outlet pipe before it is tested and
accepted.
City Engineer Louis c. Kelsey said
that he would ask the city council to
authorize the connecting up of the main
sewer at Fifth South street with the
intercepting sewer. The connection
covers a distance of only about fifty
feet and can be made in week or
less. This will put a large part Of the
district affected in connection with the
system and the work of connecting up
the laterals will be rushed. Chairman
Mcmillan says bis information is that
the machinery at the pumping plant
Will be completely installed aud virtu-
ally ready for use by next Thursday,
and it begins to look like, if the leaks
in the outlet pipe can be stopped. the
h. -g4Tr lnl
speedy relief.
Four hundred irate property owners
in sidewalk extension los filed their
formal protest against the manner IN
which the work has been done with the
board The protest makes the Same
charges that were alleged Informally
before the board by property owners
two weeks ago and asks for the dis
charge of the inspectors of the work.
IL was accompanied by adidavits made
by Hyrum Bull and James 3. WhYtc
that the work in front of their premises
was improperly done. The protest was
received and filed.
Councilman Hall s resolution that in
spectors be furnished with galvanized
iron measures TO determine the precise
proportions of cement aud sand and
gravel being used, was unceremonious-
" filed Chief Inspector Fitzpatrick
said that he had already adopted this
plan. Mr.. Barlow iocularly suggested
that the plan be adopted, the measures
used TO measure potatoes, and the lun.
required part of the $50 to he used IN
buying measures be equally divided
among the members of the board. ''We
are capable of caring for this ourselves,
irrespective of Mr.. Hall or the city
council, - interjccted Mr.. Rookidgc.
Dead ends Of water mains arc to be
connected up at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
CHlNA'S NEW RULER
SHOWS IRON HAND

PEKING. Nov 20,--1t is becoming i'm
creasingly evident that Prince Chuu, the
regent is taking matters of government
into his own hands, and that u" rcscnts
any Interference with the dow3gcr-c
press Yehunala or the members Of the
grand council
4 Vigorously wardcd edict issued hy the
regent today in the name Of the emperor
sets forth that his authority was received
from the late dowJgcT- empress, and com
MINDS obedience 10 him. n says In part:
"All imperial cl9usmcn are ordered 10
givc l. greater degree Of obedience thuu
others. This Is for the effect OF tho OK
ample Dleobeyiug princes and officials
viii be- dealt with without lcnicncy. Our
uIrpose in this Is To fUlhll the command
oI lho lato dowagcrrcmPrcSs and TO sat
isfy the people"
Tho wording OF this edict indicates the
existence OF disscnsiuns in The Imperial
family and the disposition 10 take matters
Into his own hand Indicated by other
reports from the pG,'"o regarding tho
prince regent.