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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-03-26

Whereas my wife Della Bailey has left my
bed and board without just cause or provocation,
l hereby forbid all persons from harbOring
trusting her my account as ! shall pay no
bills OF her contracting after this date.
Dated al Fremont n H., this 2Dth day of
March, 1909
25 Charles Bailey
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-03-26

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney or bladder
trouble that is beyond the reach
of medicine. Cures backache and
Irregularities that II neglected
might result in Bright's disease or
diabetes. j. NJ. Taylor, Bradford,
and B. w. Abbott, Fairlee.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-03-26
PIERMONT.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday Services.
THEODORE G. RADOsLAVOFF

Preaching II AM; Sunday school
1875, PM; Junior League, 2 Pm
Epworth League, 7 PM.
Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:30 PM.
Class meeting Friday Z 30 PM.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-03-26

How can any person risk taking
some unknown cough remedy
them no moref 1t Is a Re r m dy,
contains no harmful drugs, and
cures the most obstinate coughs
and colds. Why experiment with
your health7 Insist upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar. ]. Nj. Taylor, Bradford, and
B. W. Abbott, Fairlee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-17
4usstiti6nste gelegtnbeit.

Gin gutter, tiidtiger, crfabrener unb
5nncrldiiiser Iarmer iuirn geind,t, INT
cine Sarm auf gbeilabfpmmen SIT
renten. Die Sarm beitebt ans 960
Ifer ia Sertion) nnb liest un-
sefdbr 31a bis 4 Wseilen ppn elmer
Giienbabn : Statipr. BON elmer Sanf
mnb brei Glepatprs. Die san5e Sarm,
nit @usnabme upn ctiua 30 Mder
Stature, lit inter Gflus. slnf
Der Jarm lit elm gntes, io5niagen
iiencs 6aus, init af)t id6nen 3ims
merit, Elm grpeer ncier Staa nit Ylat
fir et,ua 20 Hferbe, quite @inbmiblc,
5met 1raineries, mnb i~ibcrbanpt MaeS
mas 81 elmer ppllitinbisen Sarm nc,
bort. Die Jarm lit In Worb =Safpta
seIesen, mno ~lieferte bicies Sabr cine
nnferurbentiih Cute Grnte. sc mdre
biefcs eine sanSse5eidbuete @sIeae,beit
fir eiuen GARNER nit ckae. ysnen
S6bnen. tim ndbere NmSfnnft u ..tbe
man iih an X, {. o. Gatbpiic Yrint.
ing Co., 9nbnane, So,ua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-17
Is esun9 g.

:" Sd1 man tie 10 politdnbig Serrtn
hires Selbit. 10 fonnte man unn,o8>
lid, abnen, lpas Tie s%elitten buttc. Sts
friebs Sienit ipurbe feincsfpegs nns
terbroten. Ser Sage uro Die 5us
fiinftiee aonisin beiaben 5lpei groBe
Gcelen, sei1affen fir Den 5eriosmns +;
cine fat unmenihlihe 8iQensfrnft
bate Die lebten Te9un8en ibrer Natur
ifberndltigt. Die Sersangenbeit mar
foot. %bouitduoi9 %begraben. Cine
Srcunoifaft obne jcslite 9interses
banfen, cine title, beili9e S%nneiern9
iibcrlebte Die Srdume, ans oenen Der
gbrsei5 bes @rafen bon Senne9dll lie
10 srauiam geipedt bate.
Surge 3eit bdrauf gcleitete Elm
prddtiscr 3us Die iunse Srau gum
romiiden Soniee; in ibrem @efolse
befonben ii6 Stfricb, grigitta ioipie
einise anbere alte Siener aus Dem
Sanle ibrer SHUTTER, auberbem elne
auserlelenc Shaar Gbeueute, Die tbr
gatcr ibr uls gbrensarbe Nit9ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-17

ielbe @orliebe. Die ibm ebemols fem
Gater %5ugeiuenoet bate.
In Gage Der Saufe 8en3els bdtz
ten bic @rpben oes 9eutl6en @eides
Die Welegenbeit benubt, an &arl w,
cine Seputution 5u ienben, fpel6e ibnr
in elmer lansen Mebe 1T aler Oemutb
@oritellin9en bariiber madbte, bab er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-17

solbenen apfel, Die 8rpne NIB bas
Scepter, gu Siibcn.
Satto lab pobI Elm, bdB es ibm
nidt ~gelinsen niiroe. cine &errihaft
81 untereraben. bic aif einem 10 un>
erihiitterliden Sunbamente, Der Sobs
ahtung unb 9iebe, aufaebaut tpar. go
LANCE Ben5el Sobannas Susenoen
bohi6dtte. par iene 9errIhaft mers
I6iitterlid.
Iber mar es benn nid]t mD9lih.
DEM &0nise Mrsfpobn einsuflOben uuD
Der 2iebe oesielben giferiudt bci5ua
miihen?
@clhen Saliber iibte benin bieIe
idipafc junee Srau aus. baB Der
lansidbrise ginflub 5attos 10 iHncIl
unb 10 b~oIlitdnoig pcrnidtet iperoen
fpnnte :? 80.
Sbne 3ipeifel mar lie i6on, aber
tpobl piele Sramen bdtten ibr bod Den
Yreis Der Sd6nbeit itreitig MAIDEN
fontleit $500.
@as modtc es benn tppbl iein, mas
Den friiber 10 arslilten, iiberaa @ere
roth p%itternben @cn3el, i'm. Der ionit
aiier Belt nit Sub bescgnete, 10 ar
ii6 5os?
.Sobannas 3usenbi" muBte er iid
umtiportem. cine Susenb. Die obnc Sles
den, obne S6unben oaitebt.
So, Die l1nfduIb Sobannus mar
@cn5els Stilb.
Sci ibr fiirdtctc er iih ipeniger Dor
bent Sorne oes Simmels, ben ct 10
oft auf iid selaoen bate.
ga, Satto bate Heft; Sobannas
gugeno tpar bas srobe Webeimnis ibs
rer @dht.
8en3el glanbte an oieIe Tugenb, CT
liebte unb ieguete iie, lie flDbte ibm
Idtur1g nnb Yerebrung elm.
@enn Sobanna it'd gum @pttess
bienite beeab, 10 lab er lie oaberihreis
ten a%eiammelt. rein uno nnihnloSs
noa, gleih einem gngel.
8enn Tie IlmoIen Ipenbetc, 10 itics
er r~cseImdbis binab nno idaute gu.
tpie Die Sarteu 5dnbe Der iu1gen aais
Ierin 8rot. aleibmssitiide, Ir5neia
mittel unter bic Mrnen perteilte Die
auf bic @aben Ser 6riflibcn Siebe
barrten.
Wcbr als eth Wal miifte @en5el,
anse3osen nnb ermutbigt bur6 ben
Slid Ieiner @emabiin. feline Spenoe
unter Die ibriae, in Der Soffnuns, baB
@ott fem almoien, NIT benz ibrigcn
pereinist. ipoblsefdaie aufnebmen
perbe.
Snbem er 10 inn 8utestbnn reihc
Srcube fanb. Die er ME seabnt bate,
begann aIlmdblih in linn it'd Der
Bunid 5u resen. aud i%elbitdnSig oas
Suite an iiben, beiieu sebeimnibpolen
@enub er bis babin ME %sefannt bate.
ga, ipenn Wen3el nod ~iiberbnupt
an retten' mar, 10 mar bies nur mDes
Iid, inbem er iid pertrauenspou ieis
ner Qetensaefdbrtin bineab.
Satto ipuBte MIR 5l gut, peiden
6eino er gu befdmpfen bate; mnBte err
bod felbit. modte or ipolen ober niHt,
an lire eneelgieihe 8einbeit glauben.
Sic. bapon ipar CT feit iiber3enet.
piirbe lie aud MIR ben Saum ibreS
aieibes NIT Dem Aotbe Der grSe be-
fbmuben.
sic fIob ebcnie bas goie. fpie
Satto bas @ntc iGeute.
60 pdrtete Der Werrdtber benn ab.
Sem Sdeer auf Dem &nitanS gleib
itegtc er feline 8alem.
llebrigens idien linn Der ri6tige
3eitpunft nod niGt gefommen.
Su Mahen ipuroe Sobanna bermas
ben eeliebt unb beiplinbert. oab man
fir Tie burh's Seuer gegan9en ipdre.
unS bate es aud mn eiue Gttmme 9cr
ipast. iif segen lie 3u erbeben. 10 bats
ten lid ale poruebmen Samilien pers
ciut, INT Tie an oertbeibisen.
or mtBte baber 10 LANCE idipeigen.
bis iid Die innge Sran aif fremoem,
nnbefdnntem Ecrraiu befano, alein
unb ungeihiist.
Sn gobmen nabm Die Yeit inmcr
mebr ab.
@enSel Seiete fir bics aano Sie>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-17

Seuti6lanb 10 perna6ldiiige. itnb i'm
81 bemesen fudte, Die 8cidSperianmz
lung 3u bcrufen, Die Yrobin5cn an be-
iliden unb Die Srbnung in ietnen
Staateu ber5uiteuen.
aarl loa fur5 9eantportet BADEN:
.Wleint ibr,. Der aonig bon 9Dbmen
ioue Die giufiinfte ieiues 2aubes baSlt
Mohave County miner., 1909-03-06
Colorado River Dredgers.

The Colorado River Dredging COM
pany, of St. Paul, is assembling its big
dredging plant on the banks of the
Colorado river, below Eldorado Can
yon, on the Arizona side, and will soon
have the barges ready for launching.
This week big carload of iron, bent
to all possible angles, went out to
Chloride and will be at once forward
ed to the camp. The company is NOV
ing everything along as fast as possible
to get the dredger safely in the river
before the high waters arrive from
the north. The company has located
several thousand acres of bars and
placer ground along the river through
out Black and Bulls Head canyons and
near the mouth of Eldorado Canyon.
This ground will be worked by one of
the largest suction dredges ever built.
The plant is said to have been thor
oughly tested out before shipping and
Mohave County miner., 1909-03-06

This week a carload of machinery
was received for the Gold Road NJ. &
L. Company. 1t consisted of a large
compressor and mine machinery. The
machines will be hauled out to the
mines and set up as soon as possible.
The company will soon be receiving
machinery for its forty stamp mill and
the erection will be rushed with all
possible speed. Grading for the trans
former building has already been COM
p'eted and the old mill building is be-
ing torn out to admit of the stamp mill
and motive power. Everything is to
be made automatic and when COM
pleted it is to be one of the most eco-
nomical milling plants in the world.
Mohave County miner., 1909-03-06

it is believed it will make big sue
cess in saving Colorado river gold.
AT a recent meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the company, held at St. Paul,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: DR.. J. V. Quinn,
president; c. n. Cosgrove, vice-presi-
dent; John w. Arctander, secretary;
D. Ramely and Eugene w. Randall,
the latter being president of the State
Mutual Life Insurance company, of
Minnesota. James d. Gull, NJ. E., has
been appointed general superintendent
for the company, having charge of the
operations of the company.
Mohave County miner., 1909-03-06

give values as high as zoos gold to the
ton. At this depth drifting is going
on with fattering results. Mr.. Rhodes
believes they have one of the greatest
mines in the San Francisco district.
Messrs. Holmes and Rhodes have been
hard at work the past year getting the
mines in shape for outputting and now
it looks as though they would have one
of the largest producers in the whole
district.
Mohave County miner., 1909-03-06
Notice by Clerk for Hearing Return of Sale.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
of Mohave, Territory of Arizona.
In the matter Of the estate Of
TiburciO Padilla. deceased
Pursuant TO an order of the Judge of said
Court made on the 9th day Of February 1909,
notice is hereby given that Frank Padilla, the
Administrator Of the estate OF said deceased
made to the said Court, and filed in the ONCE
OF the Clerk thereof, on said day, return Of
sale made by him on the 2sth day of November.
1908. under previous order Of said Court. Of
the following real estate, and for the following
named sum, towit:
The Cross lode mining claim, for the sum Of
s6.OOOOO to be paid in installments. as will
more fully appear from said return filed as
aforesaid, and to which reference is hereby
made for further particulars
And notice is hereby further given that
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1909,
at O'Clock p. m. at the Courtroom of said
Court, at the court house, in said County Of
Mohave has been fixed for hearing the said
return. when ana where any person interested
in the said estate may appear and file written
objections to the confirmation OF the said sale,
and may be heard and may produce witnesses
In support Of such objections
Dated this 9th day of February, 1909
L. NJ. TEALE.
Clerk
First publication March 6-l3
Mohave County miner., 1909-03-06

G. J. Rhodes went out to his mining
property near the German-American,
a few days ago. He and R. J. Holmes
are associated in the company now de-
veloping the mines and at a depth of
200 feet they are getting great ore.
Samples from the bottom of the shaft
Mohave County miner., 1909-03-06

See the way the clothing is made in
the suits now on sale at Lovin & With
ers and you will want to possess one of
these ready to wear suits. The prices
are lower than Los Angeles.
Mohave County miner., 1909-03-06
A Pleasant PhYsic.

When you want pleasant physic
give Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets a trial. They are mild and
gentle in their action and always pro-
duce pleasant cathartic effect. Call
at H. H. Watkins drug store for free
sample.
Mohave County miner., 1909-03-06

Remember that the Red Top mine
is the eastern extension of the Gold
Road mines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-02
WHISTLE ON A RAMPAGE.
With Demoniac Shrieks IL Ushers in
the New Year at Eureka.

Eureka, jan 1.-The new year was ush-
cred in with the usual loud blowing of
the mine whistles and shooting of fire
arms. But the town was startled pune
tually at the stroke of midnight by the
most hide0us noise that has ever been
heard in this section.
+. B. Sullivan, master mechanic at the
Gemiai mine, has been bOasting for the
past few weeks that on the first second
of the new year he would astonish the ma
tives in the whistle line When the whis-
tie would blow during the day for the
regular periods it seems that something
was radically the matter with it. as ii
emitted nothing better than a snort for
the past week. But it beat the band this
morning The gun shots. bells and the
other whistles, although loud enough for
any one, could scarcely be heard. The
kind Of sound It made is beyond descrip-
ton, and the operator must have played
it with a keyboard, as the Devils Tat
too and the 'Rogues March" were per
formed with an exquisite touch. The
dancers at the last leap year ball of the
season at the Elks' pavilion had to stor
dancing, as the terrific noise drowned out
the music, and today those who were
within ten miles of the pesky thing are
wearing cotton in their ears.
Watch night services were held at the
Methodist Episcopal church. and this
morning services were held at St Pat
rick's church In the afternoon Manager
Hupfer OF the moving picture show at
the opera house gave the youngsters of
the camp a free matinee which was huge
~ enjoyed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-02
TELEPHONE WAR
IN TWIN FALLS
Bell Patrons Want Service at
Less Than Cost, Com
pany Says.
PLAN FOR NEW COMPANY
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE KNOW
NOTHING OF TROUBLE.
PLAN FOR NEW COMPANY
(snecial to The Herald.l


Twin Falls, Ida, Jan. Twin Falls is
speeches. today, so far as telephone
communication is concerned. About 200
patrons took down their receivers this
morning after serving written notice on
the Rocky Mountain Bell company to
disconnect their instruments on Jan. 1.
should the company not reduce rates and
improve the service.
The telephone question was taken up
by the Twin Falls Commercial club and
two special representatives of the COM
pany conferred with the club on the sub
Ject recently No agreement could be
reached, the company declining to re-
store the old rates, which were 80 cents
per month lower than those now in effect.
The trouble was precipitated by strike
OF the operators, since when the service
has been unsatisfactory. 1t terminated
i'm nearly ali the patrons signing an
agreement to take out their instruments
today unless redress was forthcoming.
Ihls morning almost every circuit IN
the city showed trouble. and notices to
discontinue the service have been com
ing in all day. There are more than 80
telephones in the city and thus far every
patron approached on the subject has
agreed to abandon the service. The COM
pany insists that the exchange will not
pay expenses If the rates are lowered
A movement has been started for the
organization of an independent company
and an application for a franchise will
be presented to the city council next Mon
day evening. The irrigation companies
have private wires covering their sys-
TENS. The Bell company maintains these
lines and there is considerable friction in
regard to the maintenance. The irriga-
ton companies are standing with the citi-
zens and from present indications a de-
termined fight is likely. The rural lines
on which there are a large number of
subscribers, are also concerned in the
controversy, and the farmers have agreed
to take out their telephones If no agree
ment is reached.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-02
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SATURDAY, JANUARY p 1909

are being combined to make this building
a work of art.
A telegram was received yesterday by
Postmaster Lorenzo Anderson from
Washington, d. c., in which Information
was given that the postal authorities had
accepted a proposition from the First Ma
tiOnal bank of Brigham City to have the
pcst0ffice at Brigham occupy the large
south room in the bank building The
pOstOffice viii shortly be moved to its
new quarters.
A report from the records of the city
police department shows the following
record for the year just ended. There
were seventy-one arrests made by the
marshars office. From that number OF
persons s64l50 has been collected in the
shape of fines and turned into the city
treasury. -Four hundred anG fifteen
tramps have been taken In and over
twice this number of tramps given notice
to move on. The police department con-
siders the moral condition Of the city
to be GOOD.
The new county officers take hold OF
their work at the court house Monday
They are: Alvin Ipsen, clerk: Miss Isa-
bella Dalton. recorder; Q. G. Adney. treas
urer; Nels Jensen, attorney; b. G. Call
district attorney; and NJ. J. Richards
commissioner. In the ether offices the
persons elected succeed themselves.
A decision was rendered by Judge
Vaughan in the district court this week
in the case of William Jensen VS.. the
Academy of Music and Dancing The
plaintiff sought Judgment in this action
to foreclose three mortgages, amounting
to $500. This was contested by W. IL
Booth. intervenor in a second mortgage
on the ground that the board of directors
had no right to buy stock from stock
holders and give a mortgage to cover pur-
chase price. The court found that where
there are no creditors, such buying may
be done; also that Booth & Pierce were
owners OF 1000 shares Of stock and not
creditors. The court ordered a fore
closure of ali mortgages, including So;
attorneys fees.
In the matter of Three-A Mile Creek Land
& Livestock company. the court ruled
in favor of the plaintiff.
In the matter of the Curlew Irrigation &
Reservoir company VS.. Charles Arbon ei
al, action being brought TO enjOin de-
PENDANTS from interfering with reservoir
dam or from using any flood waters, de-
PENDANTS motion to bring in additional
defendants was granted.
In the matter of the estate of William
Box, deceased, pursuant to stipulation
the contest of Ann o. Burt and Matilda
Box to the probate of the will of above
deceased, was ordered dismissed
In the matter of the estate and guard
ianship Of 4. A. KnudsOn ct al. minors,
the fourth annual account of James
knudson, guardian, was allowed.
John Miller of Park Valley was admit
ted to citizenship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-02
CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP.
J. D. Larsen Assumes Charge of the
Provo Democrat-Will Change
Name TO Herald.

Provo. Jan. III. David Larson has TAX
en- over the Utah County Democrat and
the paper will hereafter be known as the
Provo Herald. Mr.. Larson announces
that the policy of the paper will be in
dependent in politics
The local lodge of the I. Q. o. +. has
purchased the Reed Smoot building on
North Academy avenue and will remodel
it. The building will be called Fraternai
hall. The purchase price is given as S13,
800
Jack Hanson was arrested in Spanish
Fork {. few days ago for being drunk.
and while SOLDERING up broke Jail and ran
away. He was subsequently TecaptUred
and fined s. for drunkenness and so for
breaking Jail. The fines were paid
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-02
BRIGHAM CITY PROGRESS.
Buildings Constructed and Repaired
in Box Elder County Making for
School Betterment.

Brigham City. Jan. LIN the year of
1897, s17,377.90 was expended on the build
ing and repairing Of school houses in Bear
River City. Mantus. Clear Creek, Lucin
and Elwood. In 1908 an expenditure of
about 81 900 was made by the board of
education on school houses at Terrace,
Yost, Honeyville, Garland, Portage, and
the high school building at Brigham.
The construction work on the high school
building is progressing nicely. The walls
on the south wing are up to the third
floor. The plans have been changed so
as to make the gymnasium fifteen feet
longer, this being added to the east end
of the building The boiler rooms are
completed and the material for the heat
ing plant is on the ground. The finest
materials and first-ciass workmanship
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-02
EVANSVILLE HAPPENINGS.

Grantsville. Jan Lone Of the most en-
fovabie dances Of the season was that
given last night By the Relief society in
Observance Of the passing of the old year.
A. G. Benson left TO-DAY for his ranch
in Nevada.
Thomas c. Rowberry Of Cardston. Can
ada. is visiting with his mother at pres
enf.
The Merry Maids were entertained by
Miss zina Anderson Wednesday evening
Mrs. Clyde Wrathsli is spending her va
cation in Salt Lake City.
Miss Jennis Anderson entertained A
number of her friends at a card party
Wednesday evening, the game being six
ty-three-
Miss Ada FavsOn is quite seriously i'll
of diphtheTia.
The stake priesthood ana other stake
organizations hold their monthly meetings
here tomorrow
The district schools will reopen Jan. 1
in spite of the prevalence Of contagious
diseases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-02

When the attention of Harry B. Som
mers, the general superintendent of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company
was called to the above dispatch, he said
that it was tht first that he had heard
Of any trouble at Twin Falls. He said
that had anything of the kind occurred
he would certainly be informed concern
ing it. He said he was inclined to be-
lieve that the dispatch was misleading.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-02
FOREMAN SAYS NOT GUILTY

Park City, Jan 1.-The preliminary
hearing of Ben Foreman was held yes
terdsy afternoon. Foreman pleaded not
guilty and was bound over to the district
court Bonds were fixed at $500
The case of Mrs. Beroz and Mrs. Matte
for assault and battery came up for hear
ing Yesterday afternoon and was taken
under advisement by the judge until Sat
urday.
The new year was ushered in in the
usual manner in Park at the hour OF y.
Bells were rung. guns fired and giant
povder put off Numbers of watch par
ties were given both by the old and the
young people.
Frank Daily has returned home from
his recent trip to Nevada
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-02

daughter Of Christian sorensen and was
born in Denmark twenty years ago Her
mother died several years ago I'm CODen-
hagen. and three years ago the father
emigrated to Utah. taking with him his
two daughters. They located in Ephraim.
which has since been their home. Othe-
Tia had been suffering for many years
with consumption and they thought the
climate here might improve her health.
but she had gradually grown weaker ever
since Three weeks ago she was com
PEELED 10 go to bed, and gradually sank
until relieved by death