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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-07
Notice OF Communication Final Proof


DEPARTMENT OF THE INrERIoW
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, N. ~.
April 4. 1905
Notice is hereby given that
GEORGE A. PITTS,
OF Winona, n. d.. has filed notice OF his inten-
tion to make Communication final proof In
support of his claim. viz:
Homestead Entry No 1861, made Deem
her l . 1903, for the n. Y. u OF Sec. ~. Twp.
13l n. Rye. ~ w. of Fifth +. NJ,
And that said proof will he made before
7. q. Rocks, clerk OF the district court Of
May ~, 1908
He names the following witnesses toprove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
ton OF the land. viz.
Jerry Conley. OF Winona, n. -.
wilhelm Nagel. Of Winona. n d.
William BOWden. OF Winona, ". ID.
George Wolfer. of Winona, N, ID.
NJ. II. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-07

GrThe First Bank OF Linton, Lin
ton, n. d.. has real-estate money to
loan on good farm lands, three to five
years.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-07
Notice Of Communication Final Proof

Notice Of Communication Final Proof.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, N. ~,
April ~, l!as
Notice is hereby given that
KATE HARVEY,
OF Linton, n. d., has flied notice OF her
Intention To make Communication final proof
In support vi her claim. viz:
Homestead Entry No. s3ll5. made May 49,
1903, for the :. = OF $. u a and Lots
and z. OF Sec. u. Twp. l;}! ~, Rye 81 W. Of
Fifth T.. NJ.
And that said proof will be made before L.
\. Wcathcrby, United states commissioner,
at Linton, n d.. on June 3 1905
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion OF the land. viz:
J. f. Pitcher. OF Omio, N. ID.
Mae lDornsifc OF Dakem. n d.
Jessie Is. Snndidge, OF Linton, y. ~.
w. ". l'ctric. Ut Linton, N. D.
NJ. u. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-07

egFor Sale-Seyeral good teams Of
working and driving horses. Call at
Vim. Carmicheal's LIVERY barn.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-07
Notice of Five.Year Final Proof.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, N. ID. Z


DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, N. ID.
March -, 1903
Notice is, hereby given that
OSWALD NAUMANN
or Linton, N. d.. has tIed notice of his in
tentiOn to make iivc-ycar final proof IN
support OF his claim, viz
Homestead Entry No l..15, made June 8.
1907, for the N. u Of s. ". . and ;. 4 OF
". W. "A OF Sec. IS Twp. l34 ~, Rye. - w.
OF Fifth T.. NJ,
And that said proof will he made before
Charles II. Carcy. judge and cx-otficio clerk
OF the county court of l.mrnons county, ~.
d.. at Linton, n. D., on May IL. 1905.
He names the following Witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and eui'iv;t-
tion OF the land. viz:
Anton Larson, of Linton. y: y,
Karl Lindburg, of Linton. \. u
John Wohl, of Linton. y. ~.
George Dexter. OF Linton. y. ID.
Nj. II. JEWELL Register.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06

memo druStvo, zaeno : sprems-
tvom DIR. sv. A~lojzija st. Is j. =.
X. j. i'm lokalne uniie L. NJ. W.
of ~. mu .je %. sept. priredilo
lcp pogreb iIvala DIR. sv. Alojzi-
ia IA bratsko p~ridruzitey. zlasti
pa iskrena hvala tlanom premo-
garske uuije. XII 81 Sc Y polnem
Stevilu vdclezili pogreba. Casino
hvalo zasluii tudi druStvo Trd-
niava Iii Sc ie zavZelo "a zapuS-
Gene sirote pokoinega Sobrata.
Pokojnik jc bill donna IL Belle
cerkvc. ob6ina S%marieta. okrai
krSko. ma kranjSkem.
Scdaj pa nekoliko o tukajSniih
dclaVSk;h razmerah. Prcmogokopi
so od |. sept. do zadnjih par dni
pocivali ySlcd pogajanja. ki 81
vrSi med unijSkimi delavci in de
~lodajalci Pc zadnji rudarSki kon-
vcnciji y Dcnveru in Y Butte.
Mont. V rovih So scdaj spct della.
daSi St nj dolovcno. IN kakSno
place bodo delali premogarji. Use
kakor pa odSvctujem vsakcmu.
.da hi Sci Scmkaj della iSkat.
Omrniti moran tudi. da Smo tu-
kaj uStanovili "SlovcnSki cobra
tcvalni klub." Sedaj potrebuiemo
dobrcga ucitelja IA angleSki ic-
Xix. in jake bi-nam bilo u~Strezeno.
Gee hi bill i>ti izurjen tudi y pctju
IN godbi.
X >klcpu pozdgavljam SomiSljc
nike po Amcriki. a ''Proletarcu''
pa lclim vcliko uSpeha. Priloleno
Nam poSiIjam $500 liStu y pod
puru - uamr>tu narucnine Ia dru
gc liStc. ktcri Samo huiSkajo in
poneumnjujcjo naSe ljudi. Vas
Valentin Stalick.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06

te-le besede: "Kdor to knjigo pa
quo preGita in dobro premisli. in
ga Sc ne %spametuje. tenn wee no
bena rec ne pomaga.' To je edini
pameten stavek Y newyorskih
"Crnih bukvah''. kajti kdor tisto
eta in vrhutcga Sc veruie one
lazi, Ia je Y resnici bedak, IA kate
rcga jc tczko dobiti leka.
lSto velja tudi IN reklamne re
publikanskc clankc Y newyorS-
KEN 'delavSkem' liStu. Doticni
piSaci dobro vedo. da j. lai kar
piSejo. Il piScio vseeno. kcr clan
Hi neSo dcnar, In kdor te clanke
pazno pre6ita in dobro premisli,
in ga Sc ne spametujejo ter ne pri
vedejo do spoznanja, ola isti list
vodi delavce "a nos, Ia sc ne be
zavedel svojega razreda vse 1--WE
dni.
Slovenski delavci V Ameriki,
Ako hocctc. da 50 bodo pogubono
n krilc |ponavlialc Sc Y bodocc ;
ako hocetc Sc Y nadaljc laGni de-
la iSkati. in ako hocctc. da vas bo-
do kapitaliSii 81 Y nadalic ME
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06
DOPISI

Waukegan, Ill, u. sept. - Ora
20 mi urcdniStvo! Danes imam
purocati, kak >trah imaio uckteri
mas "boIji' Pavleti pred socia-
liSti. Mex mas >omiSljcnik. duber
socialist. moran rcci. jc vcCkrat
ObiSkal Svoiega pr%ijatclia. kteri
pa ina Stanovanje pri zagrizenem
k%lcrikalcu. Ii obiski pa house
boSSu', ki SliSi ma ;mc Pavle -
Skoda, da nj .Jur, - MISC bill 20
godu. III ko je nedavno dotiGni So
drug zopet obISkal Svojega prija-
tclja in Sc z MIN pogovarjal o H.
boljSanju delavstva. odprl je ''bo
zji' Pavle V Strahu. da mn socia-
Hsti ne odnesejo ''zcgna" cd hise
vrata in skoro ma jok zavpil :
Wen. ven 5 tenn clovekom IL mo-
lie hisel' Mas Sodrug je mirno
vprasal %SurovcZa - kaj hocemol
cd VIOLA itak ne moreno zahteva-
Ii druzega kot kos mesa -. kaj
da hoGe. toda Pavle je rogovilil
dale dokler mn nj njegov najem-
mix poyedal. da tam jc on gospo-
dar dokler PLAGUE rent in mn IL
kalal iii ven Prijatclia sta miSli-
la, Ito ba odSlej mir - toda ko Sc
jc mas SomiilIen;k poSlovil in cd
Sci II hiIe. >kocil ic ccz ograio -
scvcda. To jc bilo. P~avletovo ma
Slo. Janez izpod zaloStnc gore
ln planil ma NIGGA,
.Ianci, ko bi ri bill malo boil
pametcn. pa - ne hi bill zmotil
Nidi>. katolSka iIobrazba ne H.
da ME- Naro5i i rajc "Prolctar-
ca. Stanc Same $3.50 ma lcto.
medtcm ko L. pa Stane tvoi ka-
toliSki skok ccl ograjo in NAH
ljai Z roko ma Police Stationu -
$40. \ drugic je pa lahko Se
wee, - Sociali>ticni pozdrav.
Opazovalec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06
Opazovalec.
Duluth, Mimi,

Duluth, Mimi, u. sept. - ORA
Il mi "Proletarec', Nelicansten
je bill danaSnji dan IA delavStvo
V tukaiSnjem meStu. Danes ie ma
mrec prispel ma duitski unijski
kolodvor Red Special" ali po-
sebni socialisticni Wax. : kterim
81 je pripcljal sodr. Eugene V.
Debs. delavski kandidat "a pred
Sednika.
Velikansko Stcvilo ljudstva ie
p%ozdravilo delavskega kandidata
takoj ma kolodvoru. Ker DebS
vsled utrujenoSti nj mogel nago-
voriti mnozice. nadomestil ga je
Sodr. Moore. IL Minneapolisa,
MINI, kandidat IA governorja V
MinneS0ti. Moore jc odzdravil
Zbranemu delavStvu. priporocal
mu. da maj glasuje Y svoje dobro
"a SOcialisticne candidate V no.
vembru in obenem n|aZnanil. da
bo Debs gOvoril zvecer Y dvorani
LySume. Nato Sc je ma vlaku pO-
kazal Debs, nakar je Zagrmelo IL
tisoccrih grl: Hurrah for Dehs!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06
Rock Springs, WYo.. %. sent

Sodrug urednik. prosim priobcite
teh par vrstic nam priljubije-
mem "Proletarcu'. Sporociti
YAM imam zalostno vest. ~. I. m.
je umrl V bolniSnici mas Sobrat Jo-
zef Pirnor. kterega 50 diva dni
poprej operirali vSled opasne boz
lezni. Pokoiniku jc umrla soproga
Sc meSeca maja 10 ga je tako po-
trio. da je zbolel in koncno sam
naSel smrt. IapuSca tri nedoraSle
otroGice - nartare; ma 6. sred-
Mi 3 leta, a najmlajSi pa 1 mesece
- Xxi 81 zdaj brez occta in ma
tere; skrbelo bo "a ME druStvo
"Trdnjava' stew. 10 S. \. =. j..
kterega clan je bill Pirnor. One
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06
NEWYORSKO Classic SLO.
VENSKIH DELAVCEV (?)
IN "CRNE BUKVE".

Slovenski delavci v Ameriki,
cutie in strmite: "Volitve So bli.
iaio. Ako ho9ste imeti dobre ca
So. prosperiteto. obilo della in uni
ske place. dobre poStave IA della.
wee it'd. tedaj volite republican,
sko stranko.'
Take in enake nevrjetnoSti tro-
hi ncwyorSko 'glasilo SlovenSkih
dclavcev."
Taxa predrzno>t pac prcSega
r. ; mcjc. Dclavci vcndar We
mo. da j. republikan>ka stranka
- ravno nasprotno mas maj
vecji >ovraznik.
Ali mar ne vomo. da j. b;la ra-
VINO rcpublikanSka >tranka we'd
no ua>protua dciavSkim organi-
laciiam Ali miSlitc. la nam -
nj Two y >pominu. kako 81 ma Ia-
padU rcpuhlikanSki uradniki : i
.lo odvcdli prcko mcjc naSc DELAY
>kc vodit,ljc. Moycra. Haywood
da ju prttihoncja. Jill drlali y
zaporu Skoro dive lett in ; ten
muccuicm cncga IL med Nth pet
tiboucl cello sprawl Y prczgodnji
grob. daSi MISC Iakrivili mcesar
druIcga. kakor da 80 bill zveSti
dclavSki voditcljii In ali nj bill
ravno William II. Taft. kateri ie
k"t >odnik. prvi uvedcl zloglaSni
Injunction lSodno prcpovcdl pro-
Il uuij>kim delavcem?
Takih dokazov bi - dalo nave
SIT Sc mnogo. toda zdi So mi. da
.ljudje okrog omega lista dobro We
do. da je ravno narobc rcSnica.
kar piSejo. Preprican sem tudi.
da bo To njegovih hvalisanjc stran
Ike tiranov Zdramilo marsikterega
>lovenskega delavca. Kako ne. ko
pa vpije "Rojaki. ako hoGete pro
Nperiteto. volite republikanca."
NSak. kolickaj zaveden delavcc
pa We. da So ravno republikanski
flnancni pase povzrocili krizo in
: TEN odvzeli delo miliionom de
lavcem.
Nekoc sem ~Slucajno naletel ma
duSevni odpadek Z nasloyom Or
ne bukve'. Tudi Ia odpadek ie
prisel il New Yorka. Propalica.
kateri je skotil oni pamflet. ma
ravno nj bill tako neumen. da hi
yrlel V tiste bedaStoce. Xxi iih ie
piSal, pisal je lie zato. da hi .jih
SPECIAL V denar. In zapiSal je tudi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06

mali do kosti - tudi takr,,
YAM miloStno doyoliio del.,; =
male place tedaj glash;,e
eePtn newyorikega "delavskes's|
.lista.
Ako pa hoccte biti lastnik;
jega della; ako ho6ete pre;sr
polno place "a Svoic delo i :.
hocete. da st enkrat IN yseIo;
ha gnjuSno ilkoriScanie :,
ganjanje d%elavcev. tedaj So ,dr
ute = razrcdnozavcdnimi DELI.
oNtalih narodnoSti in oddaite .,'
Jc glaSovc IA kandidata eJ;,o
lavSlkc Strankc. IA kandida,.
ciallSticne Strankc. Eugene ,
Debsa. M
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-06

Stotme lJudstva pred dvorano Ly-
sumo. kar prikoraka godba IL
"rdeGega vlaka'. zaigra marse-
liezo in lbrani delavci so urno
stopili y vrsto ter priceli kora-
kati. Parada ie bila Stiri blocke
dolga in nekaj impozantnega IA
tukajSnjc mesto.
NatanGnu oh doloCencm caSu
ic bila dvorana LySumc n~atlace-
NO polua liudi; mnogi d%elavci. Xxi
So pri,li polnejc. niSo mogi no
tri Shod ic otvoril John \. Keys
in dial beScdo Sodr. Morris ka-
plauu kaplau j. y Svojcm KRAFT
KEN govoru icdrnato ocrtal do
brotc". ktcrc je dala delavStvu
bodiSi cna ali druga Stara stran-
ka. i'm laZujivc obljubc rcpubli-
kanSkcga in dcmokraticnega kan
didata. ktcra sta Sedai poStala cc-
Io %"union moIa. Same ia pre-
varita dclavcc No jc Morris ka-
plan izgovoril imc: BRYAN vZdig-
Mia 81 jc : >cdcza ncka piiana ali
pa polblazna zeuSka in Iavpila:
Don't say anything against
Bryan. he il my mani 90. 80 Mote.
mi po>luSalci 50 vpili mad babnico.
mai bu tho. kcr ie pa hotela lc
dale klcpctati. hila ir odpcliana
IL dvorane.
no ir Kaplan koucal. Stopil L.
DcbS ma oder. Ovacijc. Iii jih ic
dalo dclavStvn Y oncm trrnutku.
So trajale mad dc>ct minut. II IL
.Sutcrih crl jc oducyalo IIurrah
for DcbSi DcbS ir ) >vojim yovo-
rom. XII ga ie i~zvajal : svoiim fl
Inim. moGnim glasom in plamene-
cimi heSedami ter 1.-Two krctnio. ma
pravil ma poSluSalce vclikanski IT.
tbs. Razlozil jc natanGno. kako Sit
Skan. ;IkoriSCan i'm tcptan IT, de
.lavSki stan pod Waldo kapitalistiG-
Nth Strank. i'm kako neobhodno IT,
potrebna socialistiGna stranka.
ktera bu Zdruzila vse delavstvo
pod EN- prapor in 2 lahkoto vrgla
- kadar pride cas- - kapitalizem
oh tia. Dejal jc. da kakor so ST
nekdai borili sunni IN telesno
proStoSt in koncno postal svobod
nj - Scvcda. bile so tudi zrtve. to-
da grobovi onih zrtcv uzivajo ia
nc> najvecjc SpoStovanje -tako
81 borijo tudi danes dclavci. g
dmi sunni. "a gmotno prostost. in
nobencga dvoma nj. da ne hi tudi
zmagalj. Kar jc bill nckdanji te-
leSni Suzcnj >uznicdrlcu. Ia jc
danes mczdni Suzcnj kapitali>tu :.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-25
PRESIDENT SENDS WEDDING
GIFT TO MISS K0HLSAAT

Chicago, July 25.-President Roose-
welt has penned an affectlonate little
note to his old friend, Herman II. Kohl
saat, anent the approaching marriage
of Mr.. Kohlsaat's daughter, to whom
he referred as dear little Pauline.
The president enclosed an autograph
message for Miss Kohlsaat herself. The
note conveyed Mr.. Roosevelt's hearth
est congratulations. his best wishes for
her future happiness and tucked in
neatly at the end an expression of his
love. the president assured Miss Kohl
saat that there are no lovers like
welded lovers
This was President RooseVelt's we'd
ding gift to Miss Kohlsaat on the eve
of her wedding 10 Potter Palmer, Jr
which takes place next Monday.
In his letter to Mr.. Kohlsaat, the
president begs him to hand the inclos-
ure to Dear Little Pauline, of whom
| am very fond
The president then goes on to assure
his friend that there can be no one
outside OF her own family who wishes
her all possible happiness more sincere
ly than he.
President Roosevelt has long been
fond of Miss Pauline kohLsaat and OF
her sister. Miss Katherine, and a spe-
cial friendship exists between the lat
ter and Miss Ethel Roosevelt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Misses Florence Iangford, Mary
Hunter Claudia McCune, Ethel Castle
ton. and Nalois Jensen, with Mrs Nell
Langford as chaperone 60 today for n
weeks stay at Saltair
The following Is from the White
Pine News, Nevada. in its issue OF
July 22 Miss Sophia Bruneau and
George Stevenson, manager OF the
Northern hotel, win be quietly married
today In salt Lake, to which point they
went yesterday, q. l., Richard win
act as best man. The bride, who has
been IN Ely for several months, coming
from Michigan, Is a very attractive
young woman, The groom has been
manager Of the Northern FOR year
and II popular throughout the state.
After 10 days honeymoon az salt
Lake, MIR. and Mrs stevenson will re-
turn TO Ely 10 take up their residence. 4"
Past ENtlted Ruler u. j. Boxer Of the
Elks was IN town last evening. ON his
return west from the annual oonyen-
ton ~ Dallas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-25

emerged from the back door and was
nabbed. He had stolen sI4 from the
register,
MIR White IN not the regular night
Waterman on the beat and last night
took the place of his brother. g.. F,
White who was indisposed. He had
made tho rounds several times before
he discovered the presence of Smith
in the saloon. After going to the back
door the officer concealed himself and
waited for fully ten minutes before the
robber came out. The latter saw the
officer when he passed the window
but concluded that he had gone.
When nabbed AS he came out OF the
saloon, he calmly turned TO Mr.. White
and said:
why the III didn't YOU come
through the window where | go in? II
YOU had done that as l thought you
would, / would have skiddooed.' The
money Smith stole from the cash reg
ister was taken from him and he was
locked UP on the charge of burglary ~
the second degree.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-25
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles of Incorporation of the Tin
tic Plymouth Mining company were filed
today in the office of County Clerk Ell
dredge. The company Is capitalized FOR
10000, In shares of the par value of
10 cents each, and Salt Lake city is
named as the general office and princi-
pal place of business. A. j. Cronln is
president; Il. h. Roland vice president;
Shand Smith. secretary; Glen Miller
treasurer: L.. j. Reyes, director.
The Rocky Mountain Moving Picture
company filed articles of Incorporation
today In the office OF the county clerk,
with capital stock of $4,000. divided
into 1900 shares. The objects of the
corporation are stated to be the making
Of moving pictures and photographs, and
to do a general moving picture business.
r. j. Jeff is named ms president; j. J
Thomas. vice president and treasurer; j.
IL Hanway, manager and secretary;
Walter Parkes. J. M. Collins, A. ~ Jar
Wis and S. w Hutchings. directors,
The Downing-Keycs Manufacturing
company of this city filed articles of in
corporation in the office of the county
clerk today. with the stated object of
engaging In n general manufacturing
business The officers are; Kent o,
Reyes director and president n. ].
Downing, director and vice president l..
C.. Roeber, director and general manager;
While c, Ksytsl director, secretary and
treasurer; j. j. Whitaker. director. The
corporation is capitalized for $4,000 par
value Of stock 81 per share.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-25
HOME MADE SHOE DISPLAY
Varied Styles and Qualities an Eye.
opener 10 Many Salt Lake
RpsiuantS

The display of z, c, NJ. l. factory
shoes, now being exhibited in the shoe
window Of the large department store,
Is surprise to even long time resi-
dents of Salt Lake.
why" said one gentleman, Il had
no idea that such p-to- date At yles and
qualities were made right hero within
the borders OF our city"
The display comprises the latest shoe
styles for best wear In box calf velour
calf and yici kid In black and colurs,
and also a nice variety of boottees for
miners. smeltermen. etc, and a line OF
shoes specially adapted for laborers.
farmers and working men generally,
For some time u. G. NJ I. factory has
had the reputation OF turning out the
best wearing shoes for boys and girls
on the market, but that they also pro-
duced shoes for everybody OF a similar
quality has been surprise to most
people who have noticed the display.
1t is claimed for them that they are
absolutely free from composition inner
solcs, and that every pair Is made OF
solid leather throughout
II surely pays to support home In
dustry, whom qualities like these can ne
obtained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-25
HITCHCOCK MEETS
PARTY LEADERS
Holds a Second Conference With
Them in Chicago to Discuss
Campaign Plans.
A GENERAL ONE IN AUGUST
Today Instructions Given for Poll OF
Voters In Each State. just
Like Census.

Chicago. July 25.--The second con-
ference between Frank II. Hitchcock,
chairman OF the Republican national
committee, and various state Repub-
llcln leaders was opened at 10 o'clock
today at the Auditorium Annex, The
states represented at this meeting are
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky.
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The national committeeman from In
diana, Illinois and Michigan were un-
able to come at this time because Of the
short notice given them OF tho meet
ing II Is expectd that as result an
other general conference will be held
here soon as the headquarters are open
ed on Aug. 10. The members of the ma
tlonal committee IN attendance at to-
days conference are Messrs. E d..
Hart, Iowa: A. X. Burnham, Kentucky;
Charles Nagell, Missouri, and Alfred L.
Rogers, Wisconsin.
All the state chalrmen and most of
the state secretaries invited are pres
emit
At a meeting today instructions
will be given for the preparation of
a poll of voters OF each state, giving
necessary data as to the nativity re-
ligion, politics and other important
facts in relation to every man. The
system to be followed i'm gathering this
information was adopted at the Colo
RADIO Springs conference and is based
upon method that has been employ
ed several years in Nebraska by Will
liam Hayward, chairman of the Re-
publican state committee.
Mr.. Hitchcock places great depen-
dence upon the character of informa-
ton. At the conference today MIR,
Hitchcock will submit to his political
colleagues the list of the new execu-
tive committee so far as 1t is made
up but no time has been fixed to an
nounce the appointments.
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NINE WORKERS OF AMERICA.

Seattle, Wash, July 25--An import
ant meeting of the coal operators and
the representatives OF district No. 10,
United Mine Workers of America. has
begun here. 1t Is the usual yearly
conference in regard to the scale for
the coming year. The mine owners
submitted a scale which calls for a
general decrease of 10 per cent while
the miners ask for a general increase
of per cent with an eight-hour day
from bank 70 bank. c. r. Claghorn.
representing the Rosslyn coal mine,
was elected chairman of the conference.
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should men who brazcnly rcpudiate
their own promises he entrusted with
$500, 900 of the peoples money?
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following thirty volumes will he
added to the public library Monday
morning, July 81, 1905
MISCELLANEOUS.
Adams. Writings, vol. 4.
Alison Essays. 8 vol.
Licquet--R ouon.
Rosenthal -- Meisterschaft system
French.
Qui-es vous? 1906 reference
Salt Lake city Directory, l90s-refer-
ence.
GERMAN.
Dahlmann- Betrogene Braut,
Reuter-Lselotte Won Recklins.
Wilbrnndt- Das L.ebende Bid.
Wilbrandt -Familie Roland,
Wilbrant-Franz.
Wllbrandt- villa Maria.
FICTION.
Barr-Young Lord Stranegh
Leroux-Mystery of the Yellow Room.
Lorimor-Jack SpurloCk, Prodigal.
MacGruth-Iure Of the Mask.
Marchmont-M Man Who Was Dead.
Scott Princess Dehra.
Wllkins-Shoulders OF Atlas.
CHILDREN's BOOKS.
Bradley-Pe Poodle.
Chapin--iIumpty Dumpty.
ChIshome Golden Staircase.
DensloW-- Billy Bounce.
Glbson--ln Eastern Wonder Lands.
knoX-Young Nimrods.
Robinson Puritan knight Errant,
Steedman- knights Of Art,
Naizcy pixie O'Shaughnessy.
: thrifty businessman lives withir
his income and borrows no money,
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CATCHES BURGLAR AT WORK.
Special Officer White Nabs Charlie
Smith While lie Was Busy.

Special officer a, H. White made
nm important capture ae 1850 this nor.
ming when he caught q robber red
handed at the New Resort saloon,
Ell South State street. The man now
In jail charged with burglary In the
second degree gave the name OF Char
ley smith and the police believe him
10 he an all around crook.
The saloon Is known as Sprlngman's
OF tho New Resort and Smith gained
entrance by tearing OF a screen from
a rear window and raising the window.
He was at work on the cash register
when Mr. White happened to pass the
saloon. The Waterman lacked
through front window and mirror
behind the bar reflected the person
OF Smith. Mr., white quietly slipped
around 10 the back door but the rob-
Dor evidently saw him ana hid behind
the bar. Mr. White waited patiently
Tor about ten minutes when Smith
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FOUND DEAD IN BED
Gus IL. Holm Succumbs To Effects OF
An Accident Suffered Some
Time Ago.

Gus Il. Holm was found dead In bed
in his room in u house at 81 Apple
street this morning. The police were
notified and Officers Moore ana BetS
went to go over the case. 1t was
found to DO n case of natural death
SO the body was taken to o'DonnelTs
undertaking establishment Holm was
a Swede and has been kept by the
county. He left a note to Pauper
Clark Lundberg, but up to late hour
today this had not been DELIVERED
Holm was Waterman for the O. S. L..
and while engaged in that work was
hurt in an accident, Cancer and alb
cess set In and this is held responsible
for his rather sudden demise. He was
46 years Of age, and has been suffering
as explained for a year and half.