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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-11
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 Shirtwaists going this week at. .$1.5O Mems Dress Sailor Straw Hats,
 $2.eO and $3.00 hats, special this
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-11

Try Mehl's Cash Store for groceries. 490 N. Devereaux street, Pascoe hill.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-11

Remember, you can buy seats now for all the plays this week at Dreamland.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-11

Will Make Home Here--Mrs. Harriet Leavitt leaves this afternoon for Globe. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Mills, of Globe, at whose home she will live in the future.-Douglas Dispatch.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-11

Daggs Found Dead-Bob Goodwin brought word to town Sunday night that Robert Daggs, a brother of A. J. Daggs, who was shot and killed last New Years day at Superior, was found dead thirty miles north of Talklai Sun day and the body was taken to Talklai. Daggs was consumptive.
 Train Was Late-The passenger train was one hour late Sunday night.
 Jones Moved-G. w. Jones and fam fly have moved from their former home near the court house in Oak street to a house further up on the hill.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-11

Died at Los Angeles-George Good. win received telegram yesterday an. nouneing the death of Mrs. Nellie Mueller, wife of Charles Mueller, who was bartender in this city about ten years ago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-11

New Superintendent at Miami-R. c. Williams is now superintendent of the Miami mine, succeeding F. c. Alsdorf, who resigned a month ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
"BUsTER" BUSTED.
Texan Puncher Breaks the Big Buck ing Horse-More Riding To-
 morrow.

The bronco-busters of El Centro en- tertained large crowd in the open ground east of the track last Sunday morning. Vim, the native son who rode Buster" two weeks previously, again tackled the big horse, and T. G. Darrough, tenderfoot who has taken to riding as a duck to water, rode in competition with him. Darrough's mount was a small, wiry mustang that made lively exhibition, first buclking saddle and rider over his head, and then running into Tom Atl1inson's bug gy and bending it all out of shape, winding up by falling with the rider. Young Darrough stuck to his job and broke the little horse all right, and he and Vim divided the purse con- tributed by the crowd.
 The breaking of Buster" was fin ished by Charles Frazer, a puncher from Texas, and the big horse is no longer in the outlaw class Frazer will ride next Sunday an unbroken horse owned by D. A. Allen, and he invites any bronco-buster in the val ley to compete with him for a prize. He rides without hackamore, or pro- perly "jacemo."
 There should be fun for the crowd next Sunday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
NOTICE FOR DUPLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land once at Los Angeles, Cal. April 2e, 1908.
 Notice is hereby given that Georgia Hamlin, formerly Georgia Anderson, of El Centro, Cal, has filed notice of his intention to make final dve-year proof in support of his claim, viz
 Homestead entry No. 10S08, made Aug. 1S, 1903, for the N. k of N. E. 4 and 8. w. A of N. E. 4 of Section 3, Township 16 s., Range 13 E., s. B. M, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Superior Court of Imperial County, Cal, at his office in El Centro, Cal, on Tuesday June 9, 1908.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of the land, viz: D. c. liar rington, of Imperial Cal; Bert l.. Young, of Silsbee, Cal; William R. waegele, of snsbee, Cal; James -stratton, of El Gen. trO1 Cal
 FRANK c. PRESCOTT, May 9-June 6 Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
War Veterans and Congregation List en to Patriotic Sermon and Songs.

From many parts of Imperial Valley were gathered the people who compos- ed the congregation last Sunday morn ing in the Methodist church at I'm perial. Memorial services called them together Thirty veterans of the Civil war were present and the seating capacity of the edifice was taxed to hold the large congregation of patri- otic people.
 The sermon was delivered by Rev. Mott Mitchell and was inspiring. There were several patriotic select ions, among them being a solo by Miss Balcom, duet by MT. and Mrs. w. E.. Rice and Dropping from the Ranks" :" sung by mixed quartette.
 Veterans of Fl Centro had arranged for transportation to Imperial for those who wished to attend this ser vice, and there was a good represen- tation from this city present.
 Sunday evening a patriotic concert was given in the Imperial Methodist Church, which was largely attended.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
Imperial Valley
 LAUNDRY

EL CENTRO, CAL.
 New and Modern Machinery; All Ex- yperienced Employees; Prompt Service; High Quality Work.
 Wagon visits Imperlai on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays to receive and deliver orders. Agencies in all towns of Imperial Valley. Patronize home industries. All lines of laundry work handled with skill and prompt ness. Phone Main 265.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
VENICE of AMERICA

Finest Beach Resort In the World. Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Dancing daily. Free concerts, etc. Villas and Bungalows, clean, cool and complete, s17.5O to $35 per month.
 Apply Villa Office, Venice, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Regular Dues Assessed to Provide
 Funds for Active Work.

A special meeting of the El Centro Chamber of Commerce was held on Friday night, May 22, to act upon sew eral deferred matters. An amendment to the bylaws was adopted, fixing the regular dues at dollar month, a dis count of dollar to be allowed on six months dues paid in advance. A com mittNe was appointed to make collec- tions and settle the account for adver- Using in Sunset Magazine, the Cham Der having guaranteed the subscrip- tions for that purpose.
 A. plan of cooperation for all the Chambers of Commerce in the valley, suggested by Secretary Charles of the County Chamber, was referred to a special committee. MT. Charles offers to act as secretary for each of the To- cal bodies
 The matter of securing ground for cemetery, which wifi be needed sometime although no need for bury ing ground-has yet arisen in El Cen tro, was referred to a special commit tee.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
THE NEW RAMBLER AUTO

BETTER THAN EVER. BETTER THAN ANY, Regardless of Price. We can show you"
 See local agent or K. w. Cowan, 830 s. Broadway, Los Angeles. Agent for Southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
Bad Attack of Dysentery Cured.

"An honored citizen of this town was suffering from a severe attack of dysentery. He told friend if he could obtain bottle of Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. he felt confident of being cured, he having used this remedy in the West He was told that I kept it in stock and lost no time in obtaining it, and was promptly cured" says M. J. Leach, druggist, of Wolcott, Vt. For sale at the El Centro drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
UNION CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Regular services, Sunday School, at 10. Preaching at Il, by pr. R. P. Shepherd. Also at 7:3O. All are cor dially invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

MISS MAIZE DUNN, a graduate WI nurse of St. Mary's Hospital London, England. Diploma of honor of London Obstetrical Society. Ger. tificated Masseuse. Ladies and gen tlemen nursed in their own homes. The Garron Hotel, B1 Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
WATER IN THE RIVER.

Mean daily gage heights and dis charges of the Colorado River at Yuma, Arizona. for the week ending Saturday, May 23, 1908:
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30

FRANCIS l.. SELLEW, Project Engineer U. s. Reclamation Service. Yuma, Arizona. May 2S, 1908.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30
For Insurance That Insures See
 F. G.. RAVENS

The Hundred Million Dollar Fire h.
 surance Agency, including such standard American and
 Foreign companies as Home of New York. Springfield Fire and Marine. German-Amerlean National of Hartford. California.
 FIremen's Fund, New York Underwriters. Commercial Union. Connecticut. sVea, of 0othenburg, Sweden. Globe & Rutgers.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30

The Stover Orchestra has been CD gagged to play for the patrons of the Palm Roof Garden Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-05-30

For Singer sewing machines. see Teller. the Singer agent. at Imperial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-05
RESULTS IN IDAHO.

The vote in Idaho's smaller towns
is scattering. scratching having been
general in almost every settlement.
Voting for Brady, many scratch Ham
er and place their ballot with NC
Clear and many who voted for Alex
ander have also voted for Eamer.
Generally. in smaller towns the Rep
ublican ticket showed greater strength
than the Democratic, In Rexburs.
where the fight was hotly contested
in every feature, the result SHOWS
strongly for the cnire Republican
ticket. Local bonding questions and
questions on amendments to the state
constitution played an important part
in the election from the standpoint
OF the legislatures next session and
county policy, though III all cases
there seems to have been a peculiar
neglect on the part of voters to ball
lot on these questions
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TIE VOTE OVER Me STATE


THAT the victory Of the Republicans is
sure there is no doubt. the small towns,
which may cut quite q figure in totals.
casting their ballots in line with the
remainder of the state. Returns are
stu incomplete from over the state, but
the showing of the two national tickets
continue to reflect Republican plurali-
tIes.
IN all returns. there is a considerable
increase in the Socialist vote over the
state, particularly in districts where
foreign labor figures. The various
american hybrid tickets are notice.
ably weak throughout the state, scat
tel'ing and small vote only being re-
corded in tile smaller settlements and
towns.
Neglect or lack of interest in regard
to the questions OH the amendment of
the state constitution seem to have re-
suited in a small vote either for or
against the proposition. AS indicated
in the returns 50 far received from
over the state, the vote against them
has been exceedingly small.
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FREMONT COUNTY.

ST. ANTHONY--Taft 1866, Bryan
81: Brady Sc, Alexander Is; Hamer i05,
McClcar "a
RExBuRG--( Island Ward Pre-
rincD. Taft So. Bryan 81; Brady ~,
Alexander So: Hamer 70, McClear 81
The hardest fought election ever held
In Fremont county terminated in a
victory for the Republican party. Rex
burg WAS the principal battle ground
OF the county, and the feeling between.
the two parties was intense.
The Democrats made their tight ana
founded all their hopes on Il howl which
they set UP as to cXtrayaga sof the
present Republican administrations, and.
rcsortetl to much trickery in furthering
thair cause. While some people were
won over to their side by nlisrepre-
sentation, they We're, however. not abs
no win enough votes to eiocta single
man on their county ticket, the Re-
pubticans making clean sweep. lex ,
burg being the most hotly contested
nrecinct in the county, the votes We're.
more equally divided than elsewhere.
The vote IN the three precincts of Rex
burg was as follows: Taft 181, Bryan 80;
Brady 120. Alexander 1o2; Hamer l21,
McClear 81.
RIGBY-Taft 1T. Bryan les: Hamer
1876. Mcclear 16s; Brady l55, Alexander
l79.
TWIN GRovEs-Taft %, Bryan 10:
Hainer %, Mcclear 80; Brady o. Alex
ander SO.
AsHToN-After a very close fight
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WEBER COUNTY.

OGDEN-With several county dis
tricts to be heard from indications are
that the Republican majority will be
about 1900. The results from Morgan
aud Davis counties together with Web
er county give Judge Howell a ma
jority over {. c. Richards of lies. The
entire fight WAS between the above
candidates and the fight was probably
one of the hardest fought that there
has been IN the county in It's political
history.
According to the figures prepared by
Republican Chairman Oscar Madison.
the state and county. tickets have l.20O
plurality and the Taft electors have
1900 majority In Weber county. The
complete county returns outside Of
the city have not been obtained at
present. on account of the fact that
many of the judges of election sealed
and signed the tally books without
making duplicate list. The full re-
turns will not be known until next
Monday. when the board of county
commissioners viii canvass the re-
turns.
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cratic electors. 4,605; Howell, tR,l for
Congress. 5.631; Martlneau cd for
Congress, 1888; Mccarty RD for jus
tice Of the supreme court 5643; Stew
art CD, 1880; Spry (R.) for governor,
479o; Knight CD for governor, 5.46S
Legislative Ticket-Republica $40;
Democratic, 1858
All the Republican county officers are
elected. with the exception of superin-
tendent Of schools. George n. Child CPD
who was elected by about 200 majority
over carl HoplSin (R)
Booth, (R.) for judge of the Fourth
judicial dictrict has 5,343 votes in the
county. so far as reported and Corfman
Cd has 1885. Cuff. tR.) for district
attorney. $500, against 1926 for Nor
gan tD.}
So far as heard from, Wasatch and
Irintah counties tthe other counties in
the district are for Booth and Cuff.
PAGSON-,A strong Republican
majority was registered at this place.
Taft polled AGA and Bryan 346 The
closest fight was between Spry and
Knight Spry led by four votes, hav-
ing pulled 412 against knights S0S.
Otherwise the solid majority for Taft
was general down the ticket
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DAVIS COUNTY.

SYitACUSE-This Davis county
settlement went Republican by an
average vote Of 10 to Sc for the Dem
ocrats. Barnes for attorney general
leads his ticket with II, and on the
Democratic side Martineau and Stew
nrt divide honors with 6S votes each.
SOUTH BOUNTIFUI-Taft with
$50 and Bryan with IS Is the result in
this precinct knight polled SO ana
Spry Ill
CENTE1tVILLIt-On the national
and state tickets Republicans have the
majority vote but on the county ticket
the Democratic vote is in the major
ity, Taft 1876 Bryan 1914 McCarty. 100
stewartl07 Spry III, Knight no. Two
Socialist votes were cast for McLaugh-
lin and FIVE American votes We're
cast
IlAYSNII4LE--Tbis place registered
Democratic majority Bryan 237, Taft
232: Martneau 25S. Howell 230; Stewart
$50, McCarty 23l; Knight 259: Spry 22s.
Eight Socialist votes were cast and
one '.AmeriCau''
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CARBON COUNTY,

.
sCOFlELD-Scofeld gives the Taft
electors ITO votes each and Bryan
draws 81. A. G. Nelson with lis heads
his ticket, while Knight poled 100 with
So for Spry.
PRICE--Taft 205 Bryan 1o2; Spry
10, Knight 100. The greater part OF
scratching seems to have been on Spry.
for the remainder Of the Republican
ticket averages ahead of the Democrat
tic, kiter for sheriff leads his ticket
with 10 and Nelson for superintendent
of public instruction stands at the Taft
electors figures,
WINTERQUAR Taft
(stralghH 80, Bryan (straighD 10, Taft
totaD %, Bryan dotaD %; Spry II,
Knight 80; Howell "a, Martineau 20.
CASTLEGATE-Tan ~, Bryan 4s,
Lesgett Republicans cast majority
vote with the exception of Knight II,
Spry 40.
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SANPETE.

n "I,I7>,>vrc,,>,7 -
,,ran nN, ~ vi. Republicans We're
81 being the Bryan noll Knirb,s t to,a,
Was ~ 40 and spry landed 1870. McCarty
q an -'s peat stewart, whose vote was
80.
EPHRAINt-vv,th AZ,
1868 for Bryan. TN. Ranni,icot, r ,,alI ana
strips the Democratic an don., i 10, nut-
Knight stands at 4l9 win s 5 we a. r,,,e.
ing 4Sz'
FOUNTAIN cpEpS wa
~ by large majority. Jewkes
l 40 MS tlckel with 256 against Nixon's
15..; ialt sfe. Bryan %; Howell 245,
Martineau So; McCarty 245. Stewart 81
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TooELE COUNTY.

The total vote in this county stands
as follows: Taft, l,070; Bryan 7S9:
Howell. l.O49; Martineau, 1856; Spry, 91e:
knight. $40.
GRASTSVILLE-Taft 2ss, Bryan
~; Spry 22i Knight lss; Howell 2Sl,
Martlncau. III.
IosEPA-Taft IS, Bryan IS; Knight
10, Spry A.
ERDA-Nelson led his ticket with
o.. the Democratic nominee polling S:
Taft 40, Bryan II, Spry As. against
knights 16, which led the Democratic
ticket at this place
IAkEPOINT-Taft A. Bryan %
and q like ratio down the ballot. Two
american" votes We're cast.
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WILLARD COUNTY.

HoLDEN-Taft with IS and Brvan
ts ~. 81 SHOWS the average result here.
hh,ght polled G5 and spry, 81.
sn oAn 20 SlI,f;-Taft 40. Bryan AZ;
SpfS' ~; Knight. 50. Tingey and Nell
son are high men with 81 votes on each.
J., :, hA,NosH-With Judges still count
seem haa n, to be in the lead. Scratching vas
MEADoW--Taft IA, Bryan As; spry
a; Knight. "a. : - - ~ :
FILLNIoRE--The entire registered
,r was polled here Tuesday, giving
10, ipte "a Bryan 1854; spry as9 Knight
!. ! l,illN.CahhLEY-Taft so, Bryan So.
i LEasIINGToN-iraft Al, Bryan %;
win like Republican majority down the
ticket. spry 81, knight So.
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commissioners the establishment of an
emergency and ISOLATION hospital 3 z &
some centrally located site in the
county. An attempt was made some
time ago to unite with the city in the
construction of such a hospital but tho
plan fell through without result
Those in attendance at the meeting
We're County Commissioners Nackay
and Clinton. and County Physician w.
r. Calderwood and Drs. Straup, Rob.
ertson and odell, county health officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-05
SUMMIT COUNTY.

CASTLE ROCK--Taft leads Bryan
ny IL T. II in this district, the same
vote obtaining for Spry and knight
IN county and precinct elections the re-
suit IL the same as to party, scratching
not having affected general results.
K ~, VA - "a, Bryan 49, spry II,
:, PEOA--Howel led his ticket with
against Martlneau's 81: Taft Is;
bryan' 80; spry ~, and Knight SO.
IIENNEFER-Taft 1919 Bvan o..
Spry 127; Knight 20; Howell IA
Martineau "a
RocKPORT-Bryan 35. Taft is;
Martlneau 81, Howell IS; Stewart IS,
Mclarty u, and down the ballot in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-05

In Ogden City the vote polled in
II precincts was 6622, while four years
ago only 1878 votes We're polled in tha
city and total of 6,2S2 in the entire
county In the county this year 1850
(estimated) were cast. Tho plurality
for the Republican county ticket In
Weber county this year Is 800 less
than what it was two years ago,
HOOPER-Dstrict No. 2 gives re-
suits somewhat split. The Republican
vote TALES slightly over the Demo-
cratic. Howell for judge leads his ticket
with 16. while Beus. for short term
commissioner, polled 23l
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STUDENTS TALK STRIKE
Sequel 10 Hair Cutting Incident at
University and Suspension Of the
Culprit Responsible.

All Afternoon yesterday the engin-
eerins society held council trying to
decide to do or not to do" regarding
the action OF the faculty upon the
election day hair cutting scrape. The
day before election the engineers met
and declared Il holiday and agreed as
nbody not to attend any class on
election day. 1t was further agreed
that II one of their number should
attend n class. he should be given
hair cut free of all charge.
However in the face of all the dire
calamaties that were in store for him
sophmore Borgquist, saw fit to at
tend a class in Physics. AS he passed
out of the Physical Science building
at the close he Was stopped by
crowd of his follows. who proceeded
TO seize him and administer the pre-
scribcd punishment. The first man 10
lay hands on him Henry Richard
son, was raped over the head with
a club which Borgquist had up his
sleeve. He was overcome, however, by
the conspirators and given the hair
cut. another sophmore Loobourow,
handling the shears.
After it was over Borgquist COM
planned to the faculty, maintaining
that If he wished to attend class
on election day or christmas it was
no body's business. The discipline
committee met and suspended Loot
borrow for one week.
Then up rose the engineers as one
man saying, Looiic" is no more -
blame than the rest OF us. If he goes
we go A meeting was called yester-
day at / o'clock p M, lasting until
4:3o. 1t was decided that the engineers
would go out with I.oofbourow, when
In walked President lIingsbury and the
discipline committee. Then there was
CONSERVATION The engineers, however.
voted to stand by loofbourow and ask
the discipline committee to reconsider
the case with all the engineers pres.
ent as culprits. Tho committee retired
n few minutes aud Chairman Bcnnion
made the following report:
We propose to abide by our previous
decision we believe that this affair
was not a punishment for assault and
battery, but done in an attitude OF
menace and threat. 1t is q case where
body of students has tried to decide
what one Of their number should do.
state institution should stand for
moral and civil law and IL we have
mob law, 1t Is not the thing for which
the college was founded"
It seemed for a moment that an out
break would occur resulting in gem
eral walkout. a motion was made to
drop the matter, but was voted down.
After considering the interest of the
football team which contains several
engineers 1t was decided to defer the
matter until the discipline committee
had made further action.
Prof. Bennion left last night for
Cedar City where he will lecture to-
night to the students OF the Branch
Normal school. Friday evening ne will
| lecture in st. George and on Saturday
| he Will conduct the institute of Wash
| ington county teachers.
Jap Rose Bath and Toilet Soap Is
| made by our own process" perfected
after years of experimenting. 1T can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-05
UTAH COUNTY.

PROVO--The election returns from
the county are not yet complete, and
probably will not be fully known till
the official count. next Monday. So far
as reported Provo has given 1861 for
Taft electors against 1,250 for Bryan
electors Spry for governor received
1,14S votes against 1923 for Knight.
In the county 46 districts out of Sd
show tho following vote.
Republican electors. 5,7SS; Demo-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-05
SEWER COUNTY.

sALINA-Taft 2o2, Bryan 1872;
Howell, 2ol; Martineau, 126: McCarty
2Os; Stewart, 1873; Spry, 10; Knight
l62. The entire Republican ticket at
salina showed a majority in the like
NERMILLIoN-Taft 40. Bryan 10;
spry 40, Knight 81; Howell so, Martin-
eau 10.
MONROE-Republi nolled f,
small majority. Taft 237, Bryan 22B
Knight received $50 votes to Spry,s
1872; Howell 237, Martineau 2ls: Nc
Carly 255, Stewart 24S.
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IRON COUNTY.

suMNilr--Taft "a, Bryan s; Knight
= Spry "A.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are more
than close here. SeNy and Eiolbrool1
drew 81 each and Cohn IS, as Tart
electors. while stephens drew g. Ne
hoker So. and Andrus &C for Bryan.
knight leads Spry with 66 to "a.
CEDAR CITY-Taft 2s1. Bryan
1856 Spry leads Knight with 29O to 2ol
y, g. Nelson leads his ticket with 81.
and Knight and owen stand with the
same figures, 201.