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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

WANTED Speciality salesman at once
20 call on country merchants. Hi6h-grade
lesitirnate proposition. We pay good COM
missions and advance expenses. Good
territory open and want a good man 10
fill IT, State age, experience and refer
ences. Dead ones have no chance. Henry
IL Roberts, Chicago.
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WANTED
1 waitress, Montana, So.
] waitress. Idaho: 30.
1 woman waitress. Wyoming. go
/ woman to put up lunch buckets; Ne
rada; $50
I woman cook. city; $40.
] woman dishwasher. 81
] housegirl. mine camp; $40.
STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Number z. I'd South.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-RailHsy mail clerks: $500
first year: promotion TO 1850; examina-
ton in Salt Lake, May Is; common school
education sufficient with our coaching;
we guarantee where others promise: full
particulars free. ask for Booklet A.
Washington Civil Service School, Wash
ingtOn, D. c.
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FOR SALE-L005 shares Peoples Goa,
& Coke Co. stock. l2izc share r. Z.
Davnes. i West South Temple.
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MATERNITY HOME.

PRIVATE HOME for confinement
cases; children adopted. Mrs. .. Gregory.
s555 It'll East Phone Ind. 1854.
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WANTED
STROCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Mattresses. cooks, chambermaids-
House girls and all kinds of restaurant
help wanted for city and country
East Second South Phones 464.
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WANTED-Partner IN the moving PIC
ture business. or win sell. Address Ia
Washington ave, Ogden, Utah.
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1T WILL PAY YOU-A COURSE IN
THE UTAH BUSINESS COLLEGE. WE
TRAIN FOR THE BEST SERVICE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

MONEY IN SOAPg.25 pair Patent
Tension Shears free with each box. Sells
like Blue Biazes at 80 cents. Sample
box 80 cents. Large circular free. Tells
all s45 daily profit II YOU can give away
100 pairs 81 % shears daily. You can do
ic Try. Write. Parker Chemical Co,
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WANTED-A good girl OF woman for
general homework: good home. good pay
Apply 1875 1st avenue.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

DIR. A. c. BEHLE-Suite 5I3A-512B-51s
ga Ind. 9O2S. Formerly at Summit block
rooms 3-A-5.
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HOFFMAN BROS,
e3Is West ID South Street

1s-ROOM rooming house: modern; two
baths and two toilets; furniture and car
pets nearly new; reason for selling, have
money make and Will pay to investigate.
aSonabie rent and long lease Price
1900 cash. For particulars address c ),
Herald.
I WILL SELL my confectionery store
on Main street with complete equipment
for making candy. and nice stock on hand,
for 81, co0 This Is merely the cost OF my
goods and fixtures; my lease alone IS
weEih that amount. Act quickly. Ad-
Dress D 30. Herald
WE ARE DOING BUSINESS at the old
stand and selling good business PROPOSE
tons every CAV. If you have business
TO sell, list II with Us and we will sell It
as We have demands every dag for good
business propositions.
we have several good business PROPOSE
tons listed with us as strictly confidential
that We cannot advertise. bu: will gladly
show them to prospective buyers.
Here is a good commission business
small capital required. But is a money
maker. The owner has good reasons for
selling, as he is leaving the city. 500. 3
A. grocery on the east side doing a good
business; good location: low rent and a
money maker. $3.50
\ good shoe repairing business that IS
making money. Come in and We willstell
you about IL. $500
Seat market that IL doing a good BUSH
ness on the east side Clogs in. II will
pay for itself in six months. sl.S0o
In the restaurant line We have several
One on Main street and another close b..
that viii make any one money You bet
! ter look into these as they won't last long
Hotels and roomins houses We have
from $500 to $4,000. There are some good
payers in this list.
If you are looking for business location
see rs before buying. IT will save you
money For what we sell you We will sell
| right.
J, [, DENHAM,
523 Atlas Block,
I WILL LET YOU in. on the ground Toe
/ and share q Of the profits OF my new
/ businessi similar offices are clearing from
/ 500 10 $50 per month; 800 Is all that YOU
need. Address D q, Herald
800 CASH viii buy half interest in :
vet established office business: Will clear
$500 In the next six months: will bear
the closest investigation. Address D %
4 Herald
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FOR SALES 3. 2 Rock puIIetz 3
cockerels; 8 Old Trusty incubat0rs. Isl
eggs. new . good breeders. ~ rods good
fence. Address Doyle NhEistensen. Dra-
per. Utah
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Here is good commission business.
small capital required. But is a money
maker. The owner has good reasons for
selling, as he is leaving the city. $500.
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THE SCHOOL WITH A RECORD.
GATRELL'S Unique School o. Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper Elds,.
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FOR RENT


FOR RENT--It is a weH-known fact
- large mercantile house can pay
more attention to and do more for its
patrons than can the smaller one.
! ne same II true Of apartment houses.
anu mat y the very reason why
THE WOODRUFF.
the handsome 1cx apartment house. just
competed located on Second East be-
tween Second and Third South streets.
eah furnish its tenants with sil the little
lsenienees that 20 10 make UP the
steam heat. hot water, telephone. jan
TOT 1is sarHiee and gas range are fur
BY taking an apartment in THE
MOoDhJFt. you viii be within two
otOchs OF the Kenyon hotel corner. but
viii not be annoyed with the noise of the
street cars and crowds
Those looking for furnished apartments
We can supply their wants
Inc contest and best-ligilted dining
room Is located in the building. The
service IS unexcelled and prompt atten-
teed.
Application for apartments may be
made TO
MUTUAL REALTY co q 2 Ravbo,ld
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]. [, DENHAM,
523 Atlas Block,

WILL LET YoU in on the ground no,.y
and share a OF the. profits OF my new
500 10 $50 per NORTH; 800 Is all that ,-ou
need. Address D q, Herald.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE-ThOrougho Buff Or
pington and Rhode Island Red Cockererz
Bel phone Jordan l511-b.sck.
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FURs AND FURRIERS.

r. SrENZEI. FIR co. removed from
- T. Cd So. to 81 Z. Sd So.
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AGENTS-Big proposition to agents; -
daily made; experience unnecessary; 100
to $50 per cent profit; sells to every one
Write quick. American Mfg. Co, Suite
sQ2. $50 Broadway. New York.
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SHIPPING.

CUT BATES to any part of the United
States We can save money for you In
shipping goods either east or west. Cor
respondents in all the principal cities
See us or phone $50, Redman Van s.
Storage Co, III So ". Temple
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

WE ARE DOING BUSINESS at the old
stand and selling good business PROPOSE
lions every day. If You have q business
to sell, list II with Us and we will sell It
as we have demands every day for good
business propositions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED.

F. A. CARTER FUR CO.. q W. list So
Turs remoGeled. repaired. redyed-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

WANTED-All territories covered by
travelling statesmen with up-to-date adver-
tisinE fans Quick sellers: exclusive de-
signs. Samples easily carried. Earnings
go to So per week. Selling season now
on United states Calendar Company,
Cincinnati. Ohio. Fan DEPARTMENT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
PERSONAL.

Use Bassett'S the original native herbs
for constipation; - tablets for sc. All
druggists. in black boxes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

WILL SELL my confectionery store
on Main street, with complete equipment
for making candy. and nice stock on hand,
for sl,eoo. This Is merely the cost Of my
goods and fixtures: my lease alone is
wesih that amount. Act quickly. Ad-
dress D 90, Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

We have several good business PROPOSE
tons listed with US as strictly confidential
that We cannot advertise. bu. will gladly
show them to prospective buyers.
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OPTICIAN.

". B. RUsHMER, manufacturing o.
iicisn. 81 E. Sd So.
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HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE. IS EAST FIRST 50.
Paul Hein, Proprietor.
s01-Rooms-2e0. Rates. 25c, 35c. sos.
ROOMS IN OGDEN. When in Og6or
stop at the Bismarck. LIS Twenty-fifth
street. Near depot First-class rooms.
HOTEL DAILY Absolutely nex
throughout: European plan. % F. 81 So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

AGENTS. male or female. can make
all kinds Of money selling my Pongee
Swiss Embroidered Waist Patterns and
silk Shawls. Big money for you. Gaia
logue mailed on request. Joseph Gluck,
81 Broadway. n. Y. CITY.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

THE L. OF L. DORMITORY has
changed hands and hereafter will be run
strictly first-class. Gentlemen wishing
board and rooms vilr4pply at Doruitofy
office and register before the 1st of Feb.
as on that date IT will be thoroughly
cleaned and renovated and ready for bus
mess.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
LADIES, TURKISH BATHS.

lSEi5f5{ RI adv affe6dSiis f ace Iassssy.
msnicuring. hair dressing. Sanilal II
Darlors. g West Cd South. Bel S5'' I''
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WANTED-Agents for quick selling ar
ticie. c. d Lowe, Lenox Hotel.
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FOR SALE-Sinser sewing machine 80
4 Rigby court.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MONET-We handle the fi1ancns
good enterprises and creditabie prog
The Bankers Bond Co. Pittsburg. Pa
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ARTHUR LEWIS & CO;
THE ACKNOWLEDGED L .EE1Sl5 6GT
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS FOX 70 ~
OUR MOTTO. a SQUARE DEAL
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WANTED-Hotels and restaurant help
of all kinds wanted daily for city and
country.
INTERMOUNTAIN EMP. AGENCY,
Most Reliable.
IS West Cd South. Both phones 1883.
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MUSIC STUDIO.

MISS NORA GLEASON. piano. mando-
lin. guitar; orsanist st. Mary's cathedral.
Studio 81 Constitution Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

FOR SALE-Steinuav piano and several
other pieces OF high grade furniture for
sale 1e3 West 8th South.
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FOR SALE-Plug work mare, &15 Barn
rear % South West Temple
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

AGENT6-Earn SIS to so weekly selling
new STYLES Merry Widow" Mexican and
Swiss embroidered waists. etc Catalogue
Tree. National Importing Co, Desk d,
500 Broadway. New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
TAKES POISON
FOR MEDICINE
Mrs. Caroline E. Jacobs in Pre-
cariOus Condition as Re-
suit OF Mistake.

Mrs Caroline y. Jacobs OF 85S
Third avenue, mother Of Miss Emilia
Jacobs. the authOrcss. who died last
week of typhoid under distressing cir
cumstanccs. took carbolic acid at >
O'Clock this afternoon. BY mistake for
medicine. and at 2:30 O'Clock was In u
prcCarious condition.
DIR. W. =. Beer was hurricdly sum.
moned. and upon arrival at Mrs. ia
cobs' residence a stomach pump was
put into vigorous operation. with the
result that some hope T. held out for
the recovery of the patient II seems
that the bottle containing The poison
was in close proximity 10 the bottle
of medicine used by Mrs. Jacobs. aud
that the poison was mistaken for the
medicine desired.
VIM. y. Jacobs. son Of the patient,
and prominent mining engineer
unon being notified of the accident.
made all haste for the residence OF his
mother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
EMERY COUNTY TEACHERS
INSTITUTE AT HUNTINGTON

Huntington, Emery Co. sept IA
very successful county teachers insti-
tute was held In Huntington this week.
ending at noon today, under the direc-
tion Of Don e.. Woodward county super
intendent. There were IS teachers pres
ent as follows. Ramona }. Rutt. Lewis
G.. Cowles, Marion b. smith. l.. Nettie
Beeson and MARY j. Bcal. Green River.
=. NJ Reynolds, Jr Miss Ncttie NJ VIII
Its. Moodside. IA. a. Southworth. T.. l..
Taylor neseret Lake. g. NJ. Erickson
Mira Mckee, Minnie Rideout. Evelyn
Rideout and Grace Cox. Cleveland: NJ
j. Blackburn. carlos Woodward. Irene
Branch Bertha Brashcr Maud Criddle
Metty Macarthur. Aileen Henrichsen and
Katie Mathie. Huntington, Nels j. Chris
Jensen and Maud Wakefield. Lawrence.
Alpha n. Barton; Evelyn Lowry Lii
Ian Rasmussen. Efde Armstrong and
Mabel Behunin. Castle Dale +. w. Reid.
Leah futile Belle Fox. Gladys belong
and WIN. 6. Peacock, Jr, Orangeviiie,
lian Nelson. Laura Rasmussen and Clyda
Barton. Ferron. Irene kllpack. Molen:
Lula snow Georgia Swenson, Emory
johnson and Agnes Wickman. Emery:
oRse Reynolds and Hazel Barton. Clarw-
son. This institute was held the first
week Of the school. as IL was thought II
was better TO hold II then than TO break
into the schools for a week later on,
and the teachers will have the benefit
OF the Instructions given and rules
adopted TO start with. Profs. Mosiah
Hall and Howard r. briggs were the in
structors; they also held public meet
lngs IN Huntington and Cleveland while
here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
NEGRO IS SHOT
BY LIZZIE v0SS
Opposing Factions in Franklin
Avenue Give Vent TO
Their Feelings.
VICTIM is IN A HOSPITAL,
Woman l. Now out ON Rail. Aficr
Having spent Some Time in
city Jail.

Mrs Lizzie Voss. said to be prin-
cipal IN az least three shooting affairs.
and whose husband was killed by a
bullet fired by A. r. Day, was involved
In another such incident Sunday morn
Ing about 4 o'clock. Her victim, "a
negro going by the name OF Charles
Martin, is lying in ST. Marks hospital
with a bullet wound In his left thigh.
while the woman. after being confined
in the city jail during most OF the day,
was released last night under $1,000
bonds
The shooting occurred at the Douglas
club room, gathering place for
negroes on Franklin avenue. Although
a number Of colored people witnessed
the shooting. there Is a noticeable
reticence about telling OF the affair
Neither the woman nor the victim
especially the latter. VIII speak freely
of the matter. but from what could
be learned form the woman. her side
of the story is that Martin had ac-
costcd her in her rooms at "a Franklin
avenue early Saturday evening she
had rejected his advances, after a few
words. and he left the room. Early
Sunday morning he again accosted her
in the Douglas club rooms and as he
drew the revolver and fired at him, tho
bullet taking eject in the left thigh
Mrs Ed Williams. a colored woman.
was In company with Mrs. Noss at the
time. and IL is said that she too drew
a revolver and fired. Two shots were
heard, only one bullet however, taking
effect
Patrolmen Woods and slater were
attracted by the shots and made
dash fDr afa gfatN. no wound
ed man. king in heap on the floor.
was first sent to the emereg\cy hos
pital and then to st. Marks While the
woman was taken into custody.
Through friends who furnished IL
$1,000 bail she was given her liberty
in the afternoon, no charge being
placed against her pending the out
come OF her victim.
The affair is limited at among the
colored people of salt Lake as an
outcome of the killing Of "A. Voss by
Day Since the shooting which result
ed in the death Of NOss and the inn
Irisonment OF Day I'm the state prison,
the friends OF both sides have carried
on somthing Of a fend Martin is said
10 have been an ardent friend OF Day,
and IL Is also intimatcd that numerous
attempts have been made to revenge
Days imprisonment by attacks upon
Noss's wife and his friends.
The murder OF Noss. arose out of
the trouble between a negro named
Matt Edwards and Day. Edwards. II
was said, had accused Day Of impro-
per relations with a colored woman
and Day took exception by beginning
q rough and tumble fight with the old
man. attempting 10 throw him through
a window Others in the room. includ-
ing Voss interfered. and later Voss re-
monstrated with Day. This seemed to
have angered Day and later in al
most cold blood he followed Voss 70
his room and murdered him.
No charge has been placed against
the woman yet. but In the event OF
Martins recovery a complaint OF as
sault with intent TO murder will likely
be lodged against her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
MouNr rLENsANr nRErs.

Miss Ella Nielsen left Mt. Pleasant
Thursday for Paris. where she viii de-
vote the coming year to the study OF
music, Two sisters Of Miss Nielsen.
Christy and Olive. VIII attend school
at Oberlin. o.
Ray Monson and VIM. Erickson. two
OF Mt. Peasants energetic Young men.
left SUNDAY for Ann Arbor. Mich.
where they win take up course in
law
Rex Jensen and Fern Barton are
down with the typhoid fever.
Miss lone Martin OF the wasatch
academy became suddenly in during the
first part OF the present week and was
taken TO her home In Mauti. and later
taken TO salt Lake for more efficient
treatment
Sunday evening. while a crowd Of
Moronfs young people were returning
from Fountain Green. they engaged in
a race with another crowd, with the
result that the teams ran together and
one boy had his arm broken and sew
eral others were injured.
Miss Deena Ney and Christian Ander-
son. both of Mt. Pleasant We're mar
ried on Wednesda, the 10Th inst
The announcement is made that Miss
Edna Blackham and Mart Draper. both
Of Moroni, viii be married on oct. l,
1909
Tho public schools Of Fairview did
not commence the years work on the
18th, as intended. due to the prevalence
OF diphtheria and whoopingcough.
A theatrical company, the Twentieth
Century Conjurng company, owned by
the McIn brothers and Laurence Erick-
sen of Mt Pleasant, is being organized
and will appear before the public about
oct. /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
CHURCH NOTICES

Ensign stake general priesthood
meeting win be held Monday. Sept.
90 1909 az 1880 r. m in the Eigh-
teenth ward chapel
The priesthood meeting Of the salt
Lake stake will be held In the Six
teonth ward Westinghouse. at 1880 D.
m Monday, Sept. 20, 1909.
The Ensign stake RELIEF society
will meet in the Twentieth ward Fri
day at p. m.
The Granite stake priesthood meet
Ing Will be held al the stake tabernacle
ON Saturday sept %. al no a. m. II Is
especially desired that the heads OF
quorums, and auxiliary organizations
be In attendance. The Priesthood and
saints generally are requested 10 be
present
ON account Of sunday Sept 28th
being designated Fast day an home
missionary appointments in the
Granite stake are hereby cancelled
for this date.
Regular monthly meeting OF the
Liberty stake Relief society VIII be
held In the Ninth ward assembly haU
rooms Thursday sept % az p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
WOODS CROSS Y. [. M. I. A.
HAS NEW PRESIDENCY

Woods CROSS. Davis Co. Sept. 10
The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
Went association of West Bountiful
was roorgdnl1ed last week with Lucy
Roberts as president. Chloe Grant and
LlODlo Mitchell. c0unsolors. The ilst
meeting for the coming season viii be-
held the iat oi october Jessie Reed.
the retiring president. Was honorably
released ON account OF removing from
the ward
lhe schools viii open Tor the season.
work on Monday sept POI
Tho Woods Cross Canning factory "a
running every day and dong a good
business. Nineteen thousand cans of
Tomatoes i~ the ayerag, daily output
fhe home 0f % : Hatch 10 still un-
dor quarantine for scarlet fever.
Prof n. DAVID Mann has opened bis
music studio in the Farmers state Bank
Building at Woods Gross
Far Hatch H. Convalescent az hls
home in Woods cross after an opers~
tlou tor appendicitis az the Groves l..
y. 5. hospiig
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
NINETEEN CASES
SINCE SATURDAY
Typhoid Record Keeps Climbing
In All Parts Of the
City.
TO SAMPLE WATER SUPPLY.
state Chemist Says tie Believes city
Greek Is Purc--MOss Herd u Re-
moved to New Pasture,

Nineteen now cases Of typhoid fever
have been reported 10 the city board of
health since last Saturday afternoon.
Some OF the patients have been afflicted
FOR week or more. but the health au-
hortics are investigating each case
and an effort Is being made TO locat,
the source OF the disease. walter J.
Frazier. city food and dairy commits
s.oner IS SIN inspecting dairics and
compelling the dairymcn 20 clean up
about their promises. DR. r. q. Realty
has taken hand in the investigation
and it IS believed that the epidemic win
soon TO be checked.
Herman Harms. the state and city
ohcAist states that he docs not be-
levc that the water from city creek
is the cause of the Epidemic. The wa
ter used at tho dairics however. viii
be analysed as soon as samples can be
taken II is the opinion of some Of the
authorities that the flies have carried
the Infection which have resulted In
the large number OF typhoid fever
cases.
Mr.. Frazier Is making an examina-
tlon Of the Bountiful dairies IN the
case OF Moss Bros the herd OF COWS
from which the milk vs. produced have
been moved from the promises whore
there was "a case OF typhoid fever The
list OF new cases Is as follows:
Esther Cheshire 1859 south Fourth
East street
L. G Chruchman. s3t cannon
avenue.
Royce Rawlns. sharp Flats
Ethel Dufuns. 633 north Second
West street
Mrs. Joseph Baird. ~ Eighth East
street
Mile Burton. s4s west sixth south
street
Mrs Burk ssl west sixth south
street.
W II Caller, Gas east second
south
Frank Peterson. 1905 west First
south
Mrs selma johnson. SO. rear Al
south Fifth West street
Mrs r. Nagel. 10, rear 434 First
East street
Mrs. I. waldo. 2s. 20 ounce street
Thomas Bond n. $50 Ninth East
street.
Margaret McCabe 81. rear 354 south
First West street
Ross Feltman. IS. $50 First avenue.
Frank Dunford. 30, 1910 Indiana
avenue
PHYLLIS Adams. ] o. 1915 Garfield ave-
nue..
j. T James. 10. 2ai Third East
street
Marie Standish. Z. ZIG east Third
South street
The city health authorities have
taken up the matter with the phys-
clans OF having typhoid fever cases re-
ported at once 10 the office so that an
Investigation can be made OF each
case. Ii is believed that because the
doctors have neglected 10 do this, the
disease has been rapidly increasing in
some localities.