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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

Hugh A. McAiillin. appointed super
visor OF the census Ia tins stale, has
been notified of the approval OF ms
appointment by President Taft The
letter notifying him OF his appoint
ment was from r.. Dana Durand.
director OF the census. Mr.. hcMillin
was informed that If he held any
political positions he should resign
from them. as the appointment was
non-political and the supervisors
we're not expected 10 engage In poll
ties In any capacity McMillin there
upon resigned as chairman Of the
Republican organization of the forty
fourth district la this city. and Harry
s. Joseph was named 10 succeed Nun.
Mr. McMillin has written Nh burano
asking If his resignation as a member
OF the state legislature Is contemplated
in the Instructions.
There VIII be a merry war I'M the
second ward among the American
candidates for the council iu the CONF
ing campaign. b. e. O'Donneh, pres
ent incumbent Of the council, VINO
is running for denomination, D. ga
favor of John $. Brausford Tor mayor
and Joe Lippman has brought out
William Pickering as a candidate Tor
the council in opposition 20 MI.
q Donncl
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PARDON BOARD IN SESSION.

The board OF pardons is In session
today. at the state prison. considering
the following cases:
For pardon--A. +. shepard. forgery;
Edward A. Sorenson. assault with in
tent TO commit murder; Charles Dea.
Kin, larceny Simmion G. Powell. in
voluntary manslaughter. George Ed
wards felony; James McGoyern. bur
glaly in third degree Harvey Bass,
murder in the Second degree. William
Reese, murder In the second degree
samuel r.. Dorman, rape James Don
aldsou. grand larceny. Albert Whlta-
ker. attempted murder. Archibald s
liigham. forgery Edwin Mann. car
nal knowledge, Gust Dores robbery.
Charles Taylor. burglary On the thirl
degree
Communication George Taylor bur-
glary in The third degree. Frank Parry.
burglary ga the third degree: Herman
a.. Franks forgery fred HoWct bur
glaiy in the second degree.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
MITCHELL FILES ANSWER.

John c. Mitchell filed an answer In
the Third district court 10 the suit for
divorce instituted by his wife. Mrs.
Lucy May Mitchell. in which he denies
the charges Of drunkenness. cruelty,
aud non support made by her. lie
says that he provided a home for her
uutil she left his home ON account OF
the worry over his domestic affairs he
lost his job as a cement worker and
then went TO Nevada. where be worked
in the mines. He returned recently
from Nevada and Is willing 10 provide
a home for her aud their child. He
asks that her complaint be dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
DAMAGE SUIT DISMISSED.

Lorenzo Rowbottoms damage suit
against the Union Pacific Coal COM
pany was dismissed by Judge ARM
strong yesterday afternoon on a mo-
tion FOR a non-suit Rowb0ttom asked
for 100000 damages for personal in
ilries received while working in the
compauys mine az Cumberland. Wyo.
n was brought out In the suit that
The accident was partially due TO the
carelessness Of the plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

saloon men Of Sandy. filed Aug 7.190s;
Charles H. Kraft clerk, salt Lake
Frank r, Bills. street car conductor
filed Aug ~. 1905; Anthony J Spell
man, filed September, 1905; Emil Carl
son. bicycle dealer filed September.
1905: Henry Nickel. contractor and
builder. filed oct. 81. 1905. Ernest c.
Smith, merchant, filed May Is, 1909
Magnus Hilquist, laborer filed May
%, 1909. A n. Sanders, laborer filed
Tune 1909
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
ANDERSON
co
al7 MAIN ST.
Offer the following good buys for
week
HOUSES AND LOTS
al7 MAIN ST.

HOUSES AND LOTS
400 ni4xs2is feet. sth West betwcs
2nd and Bird North, Broom adobe hon
easy terms
ts5O-50Niii feet, near Fisher brewer
4-room frame, nice lawn; shade, eoe
barns all IN good condition; 500 cas-
balance easy.
S2sO0-40xls0 feet TO alley. nice 5-roa
house. with bath, city water good baul
fine shade and fruit trees. This place j
extra fne and near r. @. w shop
Easy terms
&SSo-2NS rods OF ground with s-fooH
frame house, on q street, only 8 mud
utes walk from the post0ffce
sso0--50xl2s feet. between ard and q
North, on 1th West. broom frame Coo.
place for railroad man.
s3650-Ssxis3 feet, with 5-room bon
only one-half block from the Salt i-isa
Theater This Is great bargain
s625O-A s-room strictly moderr hWs
with large lot on 5th East, o.oc n P
dandy
sis5O-7-rootn modern on SAB Ar'ra
Lot 3Nlo rods. cheap.
S25O0-A dandy. 5-room strictly mode
ON Ind West, close In
VACANT LOTS
1880 2isNi0 rods on Iota East bets.
5th and sih South. nnc location
Sil00-2hNi0 rods on l2th Eset bciH''
6th ana AN south, facing east
fli0o-s0xla0 feet on 10Th South beiari
9Th and 9Th East.
s00-2lSx9 rods 20 alley. ou 5th Sou.
between 9Th ana 10th East Easy term
sls0-2lsN7 rods. corner ou a sin'
close IN, easy terms This D. Ha4
SS5O-2iaxlO rods on 6th South. botW
9th and 10th East. A bargain.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
$500 per foot FOR Sc feet fronage adi.s
ing the new Commercial Club bhilnNF
the greatest snap IN the city
fi75 per front foot on state street E.
ia, sewer, sidewalk and street p"'eN
paid.
500 per front foot on srd s1uin' r
tween State and second East
800 per front foot for l65Xi8' feel +.
Joining the new X. q. W dopNt ~"
South.
ACREAGE.
sl2.5O per acre for 80 acres Of dry ii.-.
land on southwest side. Acreage 'p
ing this IL held at 80 per acre 10y
NdH 10 Hflli
$50 FOR 2ls acres OF choice l.n'
North Temple about two miles Nt''
the Temple Block This De- snap
500 per acre for a. acres on co. p, sl
with good Improvement on h"'s'
canyon electric car line.
800 per acre for ~ 8cres on easl n.,s,'as
with good water right one i"' p'.,.f
500 per acre for Is acres ON easi N'
one block from car line
We have an kinds OF busines' plplls,ss
Houses and lots Vacant lots
Farms. Ranches, Large ana snl'', j..
we handle business ehan'ea p
Kinds.
We write hre insurance
We have - calls a day i9f h V.
rent List your houNea Win u'
want them rented.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60
81 south Main Street
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COURT NEWS
BANKr,Urrs DISCHARGED.

Even Dozen Dismissed on iIccommen'
dalton of Examiner Baldwin.
Judge John A Marshall oi inc fcd-
cial court spent some time yesterday
afternoon With another loi of bank
rupicy cases. D. beus discharged lud
two being adiudFrd bankrupt Tho
case uf James Hutchinson of koDn-
SON, Juab county, Hua dismissed uu
motion of fhe petitioners. thc star
Tailoring company of chicago.
Robert - Raluc, carpenter. SAT-
Lake city aho owes gsss6l and bias
$40 in assets. was adJudgtd "a bank
ruut Peter Hansen, lahoror of
snndy. WAS also adiudgcd bankrupt.
The following hanklupts were dis
missed On the recommendation of ENe
amluer Charles 3 BALDWIN,
Henry walsh grocer Salf Lake, petit
ton flcd june 81 1908 Potter A. snod-
don. carpenter Med July y 1905 j.
Nary hanhn, painter. July lG, 1905
william Anderson ana Emil Hughes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

V. Rasmussen. Glee club, bishop Bond
and others. All friends cordially in
Nited to be present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

5000. good warehouse site.
or this Broom adobe plgstered house
near Eagle Gate, large lot ~ xl0 rods.
This house sets on granite stone founda-
ton, $500 and can be bought for small
payment down; IS always rented.
apartment terrace Of 7-rooms each,
with full basement Large lot near
Eagle Gate. Rents for $50 per month. We
want $1,000 cash. the rent will pay the
balance
4-room brick. new, large lot. near nth
East and sth South 5000, 500 cash ball
ance like rent
4-room brick, near sth West, large lot,
$3.50. like rent
Lot 40 feet front, 7th South and 7th
East $500. OF will build TO suit.
BE sure and see as before you buy
We do the business.
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Utah Idaho
l0W@SGNN@m(G
G o IN p amy
2l2 MAIN STREET.
Boil 632 Ind 59l.
HorsToN IN noCsERs.

Neat little i-room brick home on
Ninth East cast front, close IN, lot ~
* rods terms, 500 down, balance like
rent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
sI

KlIa-
ON Eleventh East. good view of the
CITY. broom modern brick house, lot 2A
* rods. We can lease this for one year
al S. per month. n you don't want 20
occupy il yourself terms, s4oo cash, bal
ancc monthly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
ssD

room run 3-story frame adobe lined.
lot d0xlA feet % an alley. sewer. side
walk gas and barn. in the southeast,
easy terms y block from two ear lines.
~ yon are looking for something good,
see this.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
Tine Time is
Always Ripe

To buy real estate lot 5xl0 rods on 9Th
West between 1st ana end South, has
5-room frame houses on. always renting,
5000 good warehouse site.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
$500

5-room modern brick cottage near the
University. on second south well built
ana very attractive small home. easy
terms can be arranged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

5-room bungalow on the northeast
bench small lot. but good modern
homo on easy terms BE sure and see
this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
Slsl

close in on Third East. Groom modern
brick, story and hair cottage. built aud
occupied hv the owner. sewer, sidewalk
and gas see as about terms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

HOUSTON RIAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT COMPANY
80 Main street. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
viii Go ON Your Bond
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

n ACRES or DRY LAND FOR SALE.
Phone holl s2l-1
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
THE TARIFF BUREAUS CASE.

No one who listened to that argument Of the traffic
bureaus attorneys before the interstate commerce
commissioners last Friday can escape the conclusion
that the local people have very strong case.
1t is just possible that Utah man may be preju-
diced But when fact after fact is stated and Proved;
when detail after detail is admitted by the law
yers of the railroad companies, the conviction is in
eseapable that the railroads have been evying more
than a fair charge against the people of Utah
One may ponder the figures which prove that these
mountain roads, with their stations twenty thirty
miles apart, are earning net money per mile
than the roads through the densey populated sections
of the east-and wonder how it happens. But through
all the study, and after all the coming Of abulated
statementscOmes the conviction that the roads ought
to carry goods from the lakes and from the river to
Salt Lake for a rate at least as low that charged
for carrying goods the lakes the river through
salt Lake to the Pacific coast.
No man has a right-and is so inclined
to forecast the decision which may be made by the
commission But in the firm conviction that the traf-
fc bureau of the Commercial club has proved the
righteousness of its cause may rest secure in the
belief that full and ample justice will be done.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
"a COUNCIL THAT WILL WORK WITH
The MAYORlU

Day after day the Tribune is demanding the cleo
ton of council that viii work with the mayor.
Well, that depends who is the mayor. If the
mayor is going work the people. it is desirable
to get a council that will not work with him.
The BransfOrd party took seventy thousand dol
lars of the peoples money and gave to Pat Moran
on the Big Cottonwood conduit steal.
The Bransford party took ten thousand dollars Of
the peoples money and gave it to contractor for
pumping water that his negligence caused to
interfere with his work It would have been saving
of ten thousand dollars to have council that would
not work with the mayor in that case.
The Bransford party is trying to take twenty
thousand dollars of the peoples money and give it to
the official contractor for repairing" uncompleed
sewer the west side. 1t would be a saving of
twenty thousand dollars have council that would
not work with the mayor in that case.
The Bransford party has doubled the price of con-
tract work sewers and sidewalks and street paw
ing. The people willing and anxious to pay full
fair price for these things But council which will
work with the mayor to lay needless burdens the
taxpayers is not good council to elect.
Therefore, pull the third lever next Tuesday
ing, and vote the Murdoch ticket; the Republican
ticket; the ticket that means good government and
no graft
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
THE POLICIES OF THE PRESIDENT.

Without doubt the President has learned much Of
value in his trip to the west 1t would have been a
blessing the nation at large if this habit of cross
ing the continent had been acquired by every Presi-
dent of the past.
The President learns much more from his talks
with men, his view of the land his keen judgment of
motives than he could have learned by remaining
back in Washington. And the people have learned
much about him.
Not a question of public Importance but he has
discussed in the hearing of his fellow citizens. And
they know better than before the policies
he will pursue.
One of the effects of it is that the south is more
cordial in its reception and entertainment of the Pres
dent than has been the case since the And the
President has had chance study the southerners
close at hand.
When congress shall convene, the President will
tell convincing messages what he believes neces-
sary action for the two houses And members there
will know that they listening the words of the
best informed man in the republic.
And a nation united will give Endorsement to the
measures he may propose
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
THEY CAN ALWAYS GET AN ASSASSIN.

1t was easy for Macbeth to find the rufian who
would STAY the king. 1t has been for the Tribune
to find the liar who would charge James Murdoch
with cowardice and cupdity and engineering inef1-
ciency-and date his letters from Park City.
And the ruf1an who wrote the Tribune with
charges against James Aurdochs record in the Park
may expect to get from his employers just what the
assassins in Malcolms got from the bigger male
factor who hired them
Assassins always are to be had by those who need
assassination for the forwarding of their work There
FORE it easy to get to father lie against
the good name of Murdoch.
But the effort at slandering Mr.. Murdoch in Park
City failure Instantly the Tribune published
its falsehOod about him, host Of Park City men,
without regard to politics. and denounced the
outrage. They know word against the character
the value of the public service the professional
exactness of the man is at all true They know James
Murdoch and hold him in the very highest possible
esteem.
The assassin of character his received the first
part of his price. He will get the rest rUians de-
serve to get it. And ne will get it from the very fell
lows who hired him bear false witness against his
fellow
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
CORN FROM RUSSIA.

Ever since Mr. Murphy made his crusade for the
planting of in Europe, Russia has taken kindly
to the American cereal. and last year exported more
than million dollars worth of corn.
When 1t is considered that the new grain has been
cordially adopted by the peasants generally their
efforts have been rewarded with additions to their food
supply and that all this volume must be added to the
large quantity sold abroad the fact is forced upon
that the exploitation of corn has been success
Incidentally, there are other evidences of an up
ward movement the part of Russia They are SELL
ing more than formerly of various other products;
and buying less and less from foreign countries
The bulk of their purchases for the past few years
been agricultural implements from the United States
and free wool from Australia. And these purchases
are offset by an evidence of women's work. in the
shape of an expectation Of than thirteen million
dollars worth of eggs.
There is hope for a country that buys little ex-
ceptng farm machinery, and buys that in the United
States; and still better hope for that country if it
raises and fresh eggs by the million dollars
worth for export to the markets of the world
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
PRoeREss-suT NO GRAFT.


All the people of Salt Lake in favor Of improve
ment But only the bosses Of the Kearns crowd are
in favor OF graft.
Honest men see reason why grating should be
necessary in order to get public improvements The
gang has interest in paving sidewalk unless
they get a rakeof on the contract.
Honest willing TO pay the contract price
for the Big Cottonwood conduit The gang would not
let it go forward unless they could have seventy
thousand dollars extra to 'cut up" They got the
seventy thousand.
Honest men want the wooden stave pipe to be COM
pleted The gang stopped the work until they could
give twenty thousand dollars for repairs to the
official contractor And they fighting James Muir
doch today for that twenty thousand.
Honest wanted the west side sewer to be COM
pleted But the gang daied and forced the pay
ment Of ten thousand dollars the contractor which
they made him divide with them. They pretend he
had earned the ten thousand by pumping water out
of his in the course of construction, and
everyone knows the water got there because of the
shoddy work of the contractor himself.
In brief, honest want paving and sidewalk
and sewers. They are willing to be taxed for the
payment But they don't any good reason why
they should be taxed to make fat income for graft
in the council or the enrichment of official
contractor.
So that the honest and careful men will vote for
Murdoch, and the whole Republican ticket and
against Bransford and the whole gang ticket at the
election next Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
JAMES MURDOCH SHOULD BE ELECTED.

without a doubt James D. Murdoch is the most fit
man for the Office of mayor now candidate before
the people.
in the first pIaee-for this is in such cases always
prime requisiteMr. Murdoch is absolutely and IN
reservedy honest There is Variabeness or shadow
of turning his principles He as steel to the
simple and direct creed of an honest man.
After that, he is mentally capable He is
shrewd trained in city affairs accustomed to deal in
matters of large money import. He cannot be fooled
by trieksters. He knows his business better than
they do. And they will not deceive him.
Besides that he is technically trained. He is an
engineer. He has worked ali his ife-or until the
past nine years-in occupations demanding knowledge
that is especially useful in all public work. He could
qualify expert in the matter of construe-
ton, in the matter Of cement mixtures in asphalt
qualities and In the large engineering problems that
before the city.
Friends, that is a rare combination. An honest
man who is also WISE and who is fearless. who is
technically trained to be of greatest use for the very
need of a city moving forward in mighty works of
public Improvement.
Add to these the fact that he is home man. He
has made his money here in the state of Utah. For
nine years he has made his residence in Salt Lake
He identified with the interests Of the city He is
a large property owner-property that is splendidy
improved business buildings that better the city and
residence property that any man may be proud Of
He is not a reactionary, has been stated. He is
the very largest degree of public and private i'm
provement that the people pay for for the most
rapid paving and building that the people con
provide
And he is against the grafters. Their one dread
is that he shall be elected mayor of Salt Lake They
don't for the improvements. except that work
gives them opportunity TO make unearned money
from the treasury of the people Mr. Murdoch is just
much for improvement is any other man, but
lie proposes that the people shall have just they
pay for, and that no one shall rob them of a dollar.
Give to James D. Murdoch the Republican candi-
date for mayor your hearty support at the election
next Tuesday. 1t is expression the voters de-
sire for the man most 1T for the place
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

the Tribune the better solution which shall win
and honor for state whose inhabitants splen
ddly worthy, whose manhood is unsurpassed by
that Of any Inhabitants of the globe and who can
not forever be deceived by the defamers of their
home.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
y. s. Army Man Says:
"1nVigorating StimuEant"

Mr.. Horace R. Butts, Provi-
denee, r. l., a U. S. Army
man, many years ago on &C
count of the hardships Of
army life had dyspepsia and
stomach trouble so bad that
he could scarcely eat. He
took Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey, which gave him
immediate relief. He rec
ommends it as an invigorat-
ing stimulant and body
builder.
81 have used Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey for many years and find
that it Is all that it claims to be.
During my twenty-four years of
service in the .. s. Army 1 was being
constantly transferred from place to
place. As a result of changing
climate and water, my stomach and
digestion failed me completely, so l
was scarcely able to eat a thing. On
the advice of a friend, I purchased a
bottle of Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key, and Immediately good results
followed. This was eighteen years
ago. Since then ] have not been
without it. I especially recommend
it to all who are in need of an in
vigorating stimulant and DESTROYS
of building up their system"
. :; ILL Il A. q . H..
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Every candidate the Republican ticket is re-
sponsble to the people when elected. No domination
by any boss-ehureh political otherwise-need be
feared for them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
Mr.. HORACE R. BUTTS

fuw to and health
Pure yrguary, according directions It rgh a
centres system It is resgnn as famIym idn epa
yOu dughtg o.
the the onya
fm HI
is mbre y
dmedea ooketa advice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-16

Publication Notice.

State Of Illinois, County of Rock Is
land-SS:
In the Circuit Court of Said County,
to the May Term, A. d. 1909. General
No. GAO.
John ". Johnson VS.. Olive johnson.
Affidavit of unknown residence of
Olive Johnson, the above named de-
PENDANT having been filed in the clerk s
office of the circuit court of said coun-
ty. notice is therefore hereby given to
the said unknown resilient defendant,
that the complainant filed hisI bill of
complaint in said court, on the chancery
side thereof, on the - day of March,
A. d. 1909, and that thereupon a sum-
mons issued out of said court, wherein
said suit is now pending, returnable on
the first Monday in the month of May
next, as is by law required.
Now, unless you, the said non-resi-
dent defendant above named, shall per-
|Sonally he and appear before said cir
cult court on the first day of the next
term thereof, to be holden at Rock Is
land, in and for the said county, on the
first Monday in May next, and plead
answer or demur to the said complai-
ants plea of complaint, the same and
the matters and things therein charged
and stated will be taken as confessed
and the decree entered against you, &C
Icording to the prayer of said bill
GEORGE w. GAMBLE, Clerk.
]. b. and J. l.. Oakleaf, complainant's
solicitors.
Rock Island Ill, March IL. 1909.