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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-06
SPANISH FORK.
FUNERAL OF GEO. w. SMELL.
Impressive Services Held in First
Ward Assembly Rooms.

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co., Oct. ,l4-The
funeral of George Wilkins Smell was held
this afternoon with a very large audi
bly, rooms. The Maccabees of
which deceased was a member. acted as
pallbenrers. Bishop McIkell presided, and
iections. A duet. Sometime. some
where" was sweetiy sung by Misses Eff
fie Gardner and Phoebe Brown. and II
solo, Saved by Grace" was given by
Lars w. Nelson. The speakers were
Elders William shoker, Heber c. Jex and
Bishop Argyle of the Second ward. all
of whom testified of his honor. integrity
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q citizen. He was an affectionate hils-
band and father
George w Smell was born In Spanish
I'VE small children, his father and moth.
or. and their family.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Hagan on the 10Th ult.
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MARRIED MAN IN TROUBLE

a married man who permits any
member OF The family to take anything
except Foey's Honey and Tar, for
coughs, colds and lung trouble. is
guilty OF neglect. Nothing else is as
good for all pulmonary troubles, The
genuine Foley's Honey and. Tar con-
tains no oRiates and is in' . yellow
package. r. j. Hill Drug Co. (.The
never substitutorsY). Salt Lake City.
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A HEALTHY Family.

Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since we began using DIR. Kings
New Life Pills, three years ago." says
L, A. Bartlett, of Rural Route /, Gull
ford. Maine. They cleanse and tone
the system in a gentle way that does
you good. 25c. at q, c. M. drug store,
112-114 Main st.
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"a cases. collected $3.50 in fines ana

"a cases. collected $3.50 in fines and
committed 10.
The city sexton reported eight deaths
during the month of September, four
adults and four children. seven of
them being measles, and had collected
SAP and turned same over to theStreas-
urer. The mayor appointed Wright.
Deighton and Peterson a special com
mittee to see the electric light COM
pany and effect reduction for street
lighting
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OGDEN BR1EFs.

Probate Court-Tn the matter OF
fine. estate of Peter christensen. de-
ceased, a petition for the probatins .ol
the will and the issuance of letters les
tamentary was filed@in the probate di-
vision of the district court yesterday
afternoon by Nels G. Peterson, VINO
stntes that the estate is of the probable
value of $500. The petitioner also
states that the deceased's real nan IS
Peter Peterson but he assumed the
name of Christensen when he lirst
came tc America. The petitioner also
states that u mother and father or the
deceased residing In Huntsville are the
heirs OF the estate.
Marriage misunderstanding Ii
censes were issued yesterday afternoon
shy the county clerk to the following
Cerillo Toller and Gema Pritte, both OF
Ogden: John G. Flynn of Salt Lake
and Ruth II. Hall of Provo. and
Charles ii. Sphar and Hazel X. Snyder,
both OF Salt Lake.
Judgment Entercd-Judgment for
$40 and costs has been entered in the
case OF Carrie II. Bischel against
Chauncey Burns, which was tried in THO
district court The plaintiff was also
given possession of certain premises
which have been occupied by the de-
PENDANT.
Liable to Scrye--Edwin Dix, the
county assessor. has filed with the
county clerk, the list of people in We
Der county who are liable to militia
duty.
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WOODS CROSS.
'o9l,IL -SluaAss 10
iII.-NIuVHVS JO
uplaloA U 's3ulnr snuotLL 10 InIonn.g

uulsloA u .sou,nr snmo,IL 10 InIaun.I
Special Correspondence,
Woods Gross, Davis Co. Oct, 4.--'rhc
funeral of Thomas James va held at
'}le family residence this afternoon.
Bishop Hatch of the South Bourtiful
ward presiding. Mr.. James passed away
at his home on Friday. Oct. ., of gener-
al debility, being 70 years of age. Music
was rendered BY the South Bountifni
choir The following spoke words OF con-
ISOLATION to the bereaved family; Elder
Seymour b. Young Bishop fintch. Ell
ders James Howard and Isaac Atbin-
son. Mr.. James leaves a wife and two
grown daughters.
Mems 75c heavy underwear. A5c.
Dubei's bankrupt sale, 322 Main st.
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PARK. CITY,

session of City council--scxlon and
Justices Reports. va
Special Correspondence
Park City. oct.4s2 .-The city council
met Thursday evening, and bills to the
amount of sla15.63 were ordered paid.
The city justice reported having tried
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40 yer cent off Mems Suits. Dubei's
bankrupt sale, 322 Main street.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

At the session of the board of cour-
ty commissioners held yesterday, the
annlication for q franchise made by
David Eccles and associates FOR
a line through Ogden canyon was not
brought before the meeting, It Is
stated that the reason for the delay is
the commissioners are waiting Tor the
applicants to file a map of their pro-
posed route through the canyon.
lief to poor aud indigcnt persons came
before the board and were referred TO
Joseph stanford. the commissioner Oh
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ARE you ONLY HALE al4Iviaq

People with kidney trouble are so
weak and exhausted that they are on-l
" half alive. Toley's Kidney Remedy
makes healthy Kidneys, restores lost
vitality. and weak, delicate people are
restored to health. Refuse any but
Foley's. f. j. Hill Drug co. CsThc
never substitutors9 Salt Lake City.
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MRS. COOK SEEKS DIVORCE.

In the district court yesterday after
noon a complaint was filed by Nellie
M. Cook against j. II. Cook asking for
q divorce upon the grounds of non-sup-
nort. The couple were married in Og-
den. Feb. II. 1907, and have one child,
of which the plaintiff asks the custody.
She further alleges that the defendant
is a railroad brakeman In the employo
of tho Union Pacific railroad company
and is earning Il good salary. He also
owns real estate in Ogden City TO inc
value of $3.50. The court granted a
restraining order asked for by the
plaintiff stopping the payment of any
money to him by the railroad company
until the settlement of the action: The
plaintiff asks the dissolution OF the
bonds of matrimony, the custody Of tho
child. $50 attorneys fees and 80 per
month alimony.
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10 per cent on Mems Suits.
Dubeiis bankesupt sale-4a22 Main st
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Mems 75c heavy underwear. l5c,
Dubcis bankrupt sale, 322 Main st.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. SLATER.

Funeral services over the body of
Mrs Anne f. Slater, were held yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Fourth ward Westinghouse, Bishops
Counselor Thomas Farr presiding.
The speakers were Patriarch David
Mckay, e. A. Larkin and Bishops
counselor Thomas Farr. Duets were
rendered by Diana Brown and Dot
Hobson and a solo by Orson Griffin.
The interment was in the city ceme-
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FREIGHT TRAIN D15RAILED.

Traffic was delayed on the Union
OF the derailing of five cars of a
freight train at a point about two
miles east of Castle Rock. No one
was injured in the accident and after
about seven hours work the track was
cleared for traffic
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

ropr,cN TR.DINC, Foreign houses bought
about 900 shares on balance, the purchases IN
cIuding Union Pacific and United states steer dio
tba ra,ae Southern Pacific American stocks In
London were strong and advanced fract1oIla4y' a.
though the trading was light. The general market
as inactive most of the business done represent
ing evening up transactions in preparation Tor the
fortnightIy settlement. which begins To-Day Coii
soils were frmer-
rIv1DENDs DECIARED-The directors Of the
Federal sugar Refining Company have declared the
regular quarterly dividend of III per cent on tne
nreferred stock payable May f. The regular
sen,i-onn,1al dividend of per cent has been de-
cIared by the directors of the Mount NORRIS BANK
payable May l.
ELECTED A DIRECTOR-At the annual meet
ing of the American Malt Corporation Marshall ,
briggs was elected director and the retr1ns d.
rectors were reelected
FOR HOLIDAY ON GOOD FRIDAY--The mem
bers of the Coffee Exchange voted YESTERDAY 10
close the exchange Good Friday and the 1o'-
lowing day. The Cotton Exchange severai GAYS
age took similar action. A petition OF nneHlDets
Of the Stock Exchange for the double holiday VIII
be submitted the governing committee to-n1or-
for final action.
Yesterday Of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation the
retiring directors. Charles NJ. Schwab, AIan A
Ryan and C. w Wetmore' - were Ie-tIecISI IT,
UNITED RAILWAYS NOTES TAkEN--The
United Railways Investment Company announces
that entire issue of s3.5oo0O0 per cent serial
notes Of 1908 has been subscribed for This issue
is for the purpose OF providing means TO enable
the company acquire at par s3.5OO.O00 or tne
6rs+ nraferrsd ner cent stock Of the United Rail
roads of San Francisco, the balance Of s50Oo,Opp
authorized Issue that stock. of which s1.5OOo9o
was acquired in 1907 by the United Railways IN
vestment Company. The United Railroads or san
Francisco report gross earnings for March S93S'Szi
approximate. which compares with s531,IOO Tor
March of last year. showing Increase OF 3-S'
per cent
COMMODITY PRICES HIGHER.-The Brad
streets report commodity prices as Of April l
shows check the downward tendency ruling
for several months The index number for April
is sS O6J0 an increase of / per cent compared
with March /, hut d decline Of 2 per cent from
January I. 1905 and of 1f6 per cent from the hlSh
water price level reached March !. 1907. This
check to lowering prices. or upward swing, the
third which has occurred since March a year ago
is found to he largely due to sharp upward move
ment in prices of meats and meat producing ami
mails which occurred in March Aiding these food
products in bringing about the advance IN the gen
eral level OF values advances in metals. veSe-
table oils. naval stores and chemicals Against
this, however, were to be ranged declines IN the
levels of breadstufs. due to good crop reports
fruits, hides and leather, textiles coal and COKE
building materials and the miscellaneous group
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
MONEY ANT EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET Money Oh call opened AT "a!
per cent highest. per cent: lowest. IL per cent
closing. i2N1@@ Per cent: last loan ~ per cent
ruilng rate, Ia per cent. Time money was in ex-
TtlneIY hight demand, and rates were lowered fur
ther for the shorter periods. thirty-iay money he
HS quoted Ht - per cent, sixty DAYS at 23,d3 ner
cent ana ninety days at : per cent Other rates
were 3izd3S4 Per cent for four months per cent
Tor hYe and six months. "a IA per cent for over
me election period and ; per cent for one year
Mercantile paper was issued quite freely and an
SoipuIn Was moderately good Rates. 5N5la per
cent Ior SlhtN 10 ninety days indorsed bills re-
celFable "'2Gh per cent for choice four to six
months slrsle names and 6iz per cent for others
FOREIGN EHCHANGE-'Th foreign exchange
market opened steady, with rates virtually lJn-
changed at 4Sb55niS624 for cables 4 s64NlI S61a
Tor demand sterling. and 4S4l5a4.S4I4 for sixty
day bills short francs were quoted at 5.161l less
lis. and short 1eclsmarks at gJI less %
Short sterling developed strength in the afternoon
showing ar adv ance Of 10 points from the ouening
although cables were rather heavy. Cables were
quoted at 4877o0 4S73t- demand sterling at s6I. n
$3.50 and sizty-day bills 4s44 Short francs 3d-
vanoed to 5l6l4 less 1-32 and short reichsmarks
TO 4Jl.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation III outside securities continued light
Interest was centred in few of the active mining
shares. Price movements were insignificant, rang
ing from small fraction to about = OF a point.
The feature of tire day Cobalt Central which,
on a rather large volume Of dealings, huCtuated
within a range of Sc GOl6f1ed Consolidated re
ceded slightly liberal offerings. Yukon Gold
was sold freely by Boston and reached low mark
at A decline OF l.. Alaska Mines Securities was
active. but heavy. United Copper was dull at a
small fractiOna! change Butte Coalition. Boston
Cumberland Ely and Nevada Consolidated were
easier in tone There little interest in
the speciaties. Bonds dull. Eris notes sold
at an advance of 212 points but later were offered
at a slight recession.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
A DULL STOCK MARKET
GENERAL. NET ADVANCES 1T THE CLOSE, MOST or
THEM FRACTIONAL
Eric Situation FactoTme Money Rates LouerRumors
about Steel Prices.

silver doAars, 47c. Bar silver In London closed at
25ssd; decline, 1-16d
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. Il so Lisbon. 13.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 202.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Custons receipts
reported from Washington s94S.902; internal reve-
nue. receipts s315I miscellaneous receipts, STA
423 Receipts for the day. 81. 1888 433; expenditures
s.. 800 600 Receipts for the month to date $9I2I,-
012; expenditures $4,000, 900; excess of expendi-
lures So 2e2 9sS Receipts for the year TO date,
s469.5l6.7Ss: expenditures s50S.4S4927; excess of
expenditures. SIS. .96S. 139
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debt
or 10 the Clearing House s1,1s6319.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
AEFRICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London April :. p E--The market for Ameri
N securities was steady. Final prices follow:

FOREIGN MONEY AttRhET.-Can money in
Ior7dor 2Hz1s cent; open market discount rate
for shcI1 bills o. per long bills. 2l2 per cent.
Berlin discount rate. rs per cent Paris discount
rate. . per "eui Paris exchange on London. -
francs "a ceuiimCs. Bar gold rs l0l4d- Berlin
exchanse on London 20 marks So pfennigs.
FOREIGN F-RETIES.-British consols for
money. 6.zs Per cent. for the account s. 9-l6.
French r.r rs. 20 francs - centnes.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
mixers posted rates were as follows.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. 15c discount
Chicago, 40c premium ST Louis SOC discount San
Francisco. sight loc premium. telegraph 12lzc pre-
MUM, New Orleans, commercial soc discount. bank
81 premium; Cincinnati, l0c premium. Savannah
buying 3-16c discount. selling par
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York exchanges
s2l7.l9l30s, balances s7075.317 Boston exchanges
s2l.375.3l. balances $5sS,l97: Philadelphia,
changes $I7.Sl2.992, balances &l.5l1.657
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 55c. Mexican
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE OF ELEC.TION OF DIRECTORS
independent nominations having been made -or -
OF more vacancies be hled in the Board Of Leos
OF York Like Insurance company. a. = - -,
election Of directors SIpert1terde-- Cf 1r
having required by law prescribed rules and esq
conducting and holding said electlon
pursuant said rules and regulations. notise :
given the 1905 election % members o. la
OF Directors OF the New Lie Insurance Cl-2l5
VIII b.. beId at the Home once the company No go
Broadway. the City OF New forN- n t-s - -
New York on Wednesday. Sth day of April iSn
polls be opened ten O'Clock IN Jne l3-v-ol- II
remain open until four o clock IN tne a--s-i''o' -
a which they shall os cLeSe--
NEW YORK LIFE INSG GEtiN\CE- SS'1L ~,
By JOHN & " CALL SecEsi@lS'
DATED Narch 10 zoos.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
R,II,y,Y srErI-sFRING CO,lFaNl..

tSI5''" va an ~. w .s-r res -,ss IA, been .
cIaret stock OF this comm rfr4
April 22d 1ou~. stcckhol3er~ or RECORD ~ Nv
at SIessrs- Harvey Fisk & sons e. CEDAR So
York CIty .-.,ssd
transfer books OF the Common Stock WI. o. '
on April Ifth and r~opeoet April -.t -
y RAILWAY S-rI.F-I.-STRf>.S JDNF-A\ -
E-tDENfIrN Asst i-7-S--
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
MidysIe.ioshen Coal Company.

Pursuant sinking fund pr0visions q tls Fs:
OF NIidvaIeIiOshsn Coal Company, 1ate1
Sartember l. 1894. "a been deposited with
Co0Qanv Proposals invited 1or rs
purchase Of bonds amount Of the deposit stated
5rd will be received by the undersigned u 70 l2tD
O'Clock noon APRIL 10 1905. its Office No IS Cedar
Street. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK DOS II COMPAN1:

New YORK March -"tl l-V-o
The Roard Of Directors has declared DIVIDEND - -
PER CENT. and dividend of one ti.,L go -oT-
ONE PER CENT on Pref rrs5 ~t1tN or l--s :.
pany, payable April I55h % storAho--erS O. '
close " business April l. lsf~ .--, ---.,s,rsr
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
-ious for go1 eminent bonds, compared with Mon
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
coeAtT PRICES IN TORONTO.
OF MERCHANDISE

Week ended April I sis 4i9Ooo ss9ls57s lls54 4s5
From January 224 SS4 lI3 les i64 lTisls 90
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
Diridend Notices.
THONP~oS-STAR COMPANY.
I'LL .rre.f Nnrk-

Of WhI >tFeeI' ~ I0I1 II1-l--- r7s "a
cIared the regular annual dividend % ta1.
CENT on IS Preferred Stock. PAYABLE NAY +''-' -'
TO stocxhoIders OF record MAY o. 1905
II u BABBITT. Secretary and treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
BOSTON STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS,

FURNISHED by Charles n Barney 20. - BROAD
street New York. and No 100 South 4th street
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing f9's--z
FURNISHED BY Svtrt.our Atl~s-si,ir. -. - -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

odd lots tSells cents per share
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
NEm YoRk ANp orHER eAs SECURITIES

and interest.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
BONDS.

s.. .OlO Allis- Chalm IS. CO..
lO. coo Err notes due Ap ;
5.OrO TStB&W col tisvi
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
RETURNED FROM EAST.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell +,
Pearl and Maude returned yesterday
on No. from an extended visit
through the east Mrs. Mitchell and
the girls have been visiting for the
past three months in eastern Penn
,ylvania. Mr.. Mitchell left about a
month ago for the east, where visited
at Piston, Mrs. Mitchell's former
home; also at Wilkesbarre. He visit.
ed New York and other cities ON the
Atlantic seaboard. He states that that
country Is badly in need Of water ,and
unless there are rains in very short
time 1t will become necessary to shut
down the coal mines, and that farm
ers' crops will be exceedingly short.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
HOMESTtiOERS ENTERTAIN.

Last night the local camp of the
Homesteaders met in the X. of p.
hall In social session. Considering
the fact that great many people
were out of town attending the fail
in Pueblo, there WAS good attend.
ance and select crowd. A fine pro.
gramme WAS rendered, chief among
the numbers being Mrs. Lee Cham.
pion's production of money Musk -
which was especially we'll done and
captured the plaudits Of the audience.
Others were piano solo by Mis-.
Maggie Westfall, violin solo by
Miss Weaver: and two songs by little
Johnnie Dolan.
Nice refreshments were served and
everybodylwent home the be liter fol
having enjoyed delightful evening
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
SPLENDID APPOINTMENT
FOR FLORENCE BOY

Yesterday at 80 O'Clock, Arthur
MoRae received the following mes.
sage from the government at Wash.
ington, d. O.:
"a. r. McRae, Florence, Colo.
RADIO. II you can submit satisfactory
recommendations from Military Com
mandant Wentworth academy, and
undergo satisfactory medical and ply.
steal examination will appoint you
Third lieutenant Philippines Con-
stabulary, $I100 per annum, provided
you sail so as to arrive at Manila in
December. Wire whether you care
for the offer under conditions men
toned.
Mcintyre Assistant Chief, Insulsr
Bureau
Mr.. MGRae wired the following
answer:
Mcintyre Assistant Chief Insu-
lar Bureau, Washington, d. @. Re-
ceived telegram. Glad to accept
commission offered Awaiting fur.
ther orders A. X. McRae. !"
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18

years. Her salary was increased
again this year.
Roy Beatty, who. during the past
summer has been working for Claud
Porter at Ridgeway, came in this
morning on No l6. He states that
that country looks good to him; that
financial conditions are good and that
Claud is doing we'll.
H. ". Fitton returned from Pue.
bio this morning perfectly sane. He
states that he had good time at the
fair but informs us that his real mis-
sion there WAS telephone call from
certain telephone manager wanting
help.
Mr.. Tom Powell and wife were
pleasantly surprised this morning
when Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Bean drop.
ped In from Ochiltree, Texas, very
unexpectedly. The two gentlemen
were formerly In business together in
Oklahoma. Mr.. B. has been here
before, and may possibly locate
permanently.
Harry l.. Champion has sold his
real estate and insurance business to
Amundson and Miller, ana has &C.
cepted position with the United
States Portland Cement company at
Concrete, where he will become the
assistant general manager. Mr..
Champion expects to maintain his
home in Canon City for the present il
not permanently-Csnon City Cannon
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
WINS Al STATE FAIR.

Morrissey's horse, 'Harriska" yes
terday took first money in race in
which four top-notchers were. started
he made the time in 2 10 fiat.
Carl Ray, with "Diok b. - won
first in running race. He also
finished third in q six and half fur.
long race, and in the last hundred
yards came up from sixth place. The
distance was Il little bit too great, at
he is but n half mile horse.
Joe Snuff took second money on
best pen Of Rhode Island Red hens in
an exceptionally large exhibit Of first
class poultry.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
POISONED BY MISTAKE.

Mrs. Samuel Lancaster OF Beaver
creek, after her return last night
from Pueblo, by mistake took n few
drops Of some eye medicine she had
purchased. instead OF medicine she
had intended TO take. She WAS i'm.
mediately taken very sick with the
poison, and summoned doctor who
relieved her distress and placed her
beyond danger.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republican caucus met last
night in their club rooms in the Kel f.
Ter hall ann elected delegates to the
county convention to be held in Can
on City next Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock
II. A. Ramsay was made chairman
of the caucus and W. e. Mitchell
secretary. The following delegates
were elected: NJ. E. Lewis. r. A.
Ramsay. n r. Usher, W. W. Cafky,
James Montgomery. Alva Koontz, ].
d. Bl unit, James A. McCandless, O.
Milner, O. +. Perkins, j. O. Nc
Daniels, j. Q. Macdonald, Barney
Ginsburg Ed. Kile, @. N. Bissell "A,
P. johnson, O. f. Hamlin, S. G.
Kelso, W. E. Mitchell. These /!
will nominate all the Republican can
didates for county officers. The eau.
Gus also nominated Ed. Furniss ant
H. W Fitton for constables; and F.
| Z. Johnston and Jnmes Montgomer,
for justices of the peace. They ais,
appointed the committee of three Oh
vacancies, namely, J. @. McDaniels
j. II. Chairman, and S. G. Kelso.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
CUT THE WEEDS.

Notice is hereby given to al prop
erty owners, renters, and agents of
property within the city of Florence
that ALL WEEDS MUST BE CUT
AND BURNED not later than Sep.
tember 22nd, 1908 According to
Ordinance No. 232. Each property
includes land adjoining to curb and
center of alley. Persons not comply
ing with this notice will be liable
to fine of not less than 81 nor more
thar Sa5. or imprisonment, ms pro-
vided by the ordinance.
BY order of city council.
W. q. Stephenson.
Health officer.
Florence. Colorado; Sept H. 1908.
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