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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29
MINING NEWS
ACTIVITY IN NEVADA
PLACER OPERATIONS

Manhattan New, July 2S.-Another
week OF activity marks the placer
operations along the main gulch. Dur
ing the week four new plants have.
been started and machinery for two
others has been ordered. The under
ground work has been confined in the
main TO opening up and blocking out
the ground and the only gravel washed
was that taken out In the course of de
yelopment work, and In the majority
of cases the gold thus recovered pays
the entire expenses of development.
The discovery OF third channel on
the Fairview claim Is of more impor-
tance than at first considered. as It
probably means the opening up OF
new gulch about three miles in length
with the probable enrichment of the
lower end of the main gulch from this
source Since the discovery Of this
new channel there is general opin-
ion prevailing among placer men that
pay values viii be found clear out
into Smoky Valley and that there will
be a thousand or more acres there
that will be worked. While there is
nothing definite there is a credible
rumor that Investigation is now being
made as to the feasibility of bringing
In the water from Twin River in the
Toiyabe range for the purpose of hy-
draulio mining and If this Is done the
whole surface from Smoky Valley 10
near the summit of the ToQuima range
can be sluiced at a profit Especially
rich Is the surface dirt on the ground
lying between Central and the Big
Chief property, a territory which is a
mile wide and three miles In length.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29
BRIGHT'S DISEASE

Let there be no cyasion-we mean
chronic and supposed insurable cases
involving dropsy, albumen and casts,
They are curable in great majority
Ci all cases
Let us cite n typical case-that of
Nr. r. F. Nitsckkc. OF 1916 Spaight
Street Madison, Wis There had
been eight physicians on this case and
it got so extreme that he finally had
cne of the last symptoms; namely,
failing eye-SiGht In January, 1907.
the doctors admitted that nothing fur
Tier could be done, and they sent him
TO Eureka Springs Arkansas, He con
tinued to get worse. the dropsy finally
reaching the stomach, heart and lungs.
At one time tests showed albumen aS
high as rs per cent
He learned of Fulton's Renal Com
pound and began to take it July 3rd.
Dropsy began slowly to decline and
the albumen dropped 10 forty then TO
twenty. then to ten. and finally To two
per cent In May. 1905
The patient is now back to his en-
ploNment and Is devoting full time to
his business.
Patients desiring TO know more Of
this treatment can gel full literature
10y writing to the John ], Fulton
Company. 212 LIST St, San Francisco,
Cal
Fulton's Renal Compound can be
had In your city at VIM. Driver &
Sons Drug Co.
We desire every patient to write
us who Is not noting the. usual i'm
pTovement by the third week.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29
DOCT0RED WITHOUT RELIEF.
PERUNA SAVED HER.

Mrs. Thomas Hover, R +. D No, /,
Montague, Mass writes: "As l doc
tored over year without any relief
and kept getting worse, l gave up all
hope of ever getting well again l was
all run down, could cat scarcely any
thing. 1 was nervous and had such
terrible pains in my right side and
shoulder.
Il happened TO see ono of DR.
Hartman's booklets and wrote to him
for advice. and followed it as he said.
81 cannot express how grateful | feel
for Dr. Hartman's kind advice and
Pcrna.'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29
HleGs' BISHOP SPEAKS PLAINLY

Salt Lake. July 2S,-Bishop Joseph
Christensen Of the Tenth ward when
seen this morning was emphatic in his
sentiment regarding the alleged ac-
tions OF his counselor. Alpha J. Higgs,
who is accused of having married an
other wife and deserting his wife and
family.
1T Is hardly good taste on my part
TO discuss the affair when IL is taken
into consideration that the case is now
UP before me-" he said In answer 10
questions. we are investigating the
case now. and If the charges prove to
be true. the accused will be stripped Of
all his rights in the priesthood and
will be cut off the church
Where is Alpha ]. Higgs now7"
was the next question.
81 wish | knew / do not know and
If anybody does, he is keeping 1t to
himself
Bishop Christensen. when told that
somebody had started the rumor thar
he had performed the alleged unlawful
ceremony, grew distinctly indignant.
"It is a diabolical falsehood.' he ex-
claimed. and those who make that
statement are telling an mtruth Any
body who knows me knows my senu,
ments regarding the violation of the
law of the land and the Manifesto is
sued by President Woodruff I never
had anything TO do with the alleged
marriage
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29
MORONI CELEBRATES
ITS SEMI-CENTENlAL

Moroni. Sanpete Co. July 25.-Moro-
nj has Just celebrated the fftieth ami
versary OF its settlement in 1889.
when about 90 families, from NeDhi.
Manti and Ephraim under the lead OF
It's eX-bishop, George w. Bradley. set
tied on the bank of Sanpitch rlvcr,
where for a time they lived in dug
outs and other crude dwellings. while
they cleared the land, planted crops
and dug irrigation bitches.
The celebration lasted during the
23rd and cath inst.
There was a fine parade through the
principal streets each morning, follow
ed by crowded meetings in the ward
tabernacle The parade vlyIdly por-
trayed conditions which existed in plo-
neer days by the presence OF Indians,
road builders. the crude implements OF
the husbandman, followed by the CLEAN
erS. grandmother's spinning wheel and
hand-loom at work. then came a nnc
road builder the crude implements or
display of modern agricultural machin-
cry. and modern conveniences. Utah
and her best crop showed up in
great shape. The proceedings were
enlivened by three good bands, includ-
ing Moroni's veteran martial band
At Fridays meeting the assemblagc
was addressed and welcomed by May
or John Bailey. other speakers being
pioneers. George H. Bradley, Jens G.
Nelson and Patriarch Charles Sperry
of NeDhi. Each OF whom related many
interesting incidents in connection
with the settling of the town and the
labors of the first settlers.
The proceedings were varied with
music. songs and recitations and the
reading of an original poem. composed
by Pioneer Joel H. Child
The afternoon was spent in renewing
old acquaintances and at Amusement
park witnessing horse and foot races.
and a game of baseball between Moro
nj and Spring City teams. Moroni team
being victors.
On the oath the parade was repeat
ed for the benefit of many later visit
ors. after which the people assembled
in the tabernacle where after opening
exercises an Grafton was delivered by
Hon. Joseph L. Jolley, who paid a just
tribute to the -labors of Utah's pio-
neers and TO the founders Of Moron
The exercises were enllvened by music
by the several bands. songs and reel
tations and the rendering of an origlna
song by Langley A. Bailey of Nephl.
and an address by Bishop Orlando
Bradley
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29

Gould and Hartman agree. 1t is re-
ported, to finance the Moffalt tunnel
and take 40 per cent of the bonds Is
sued for it,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29

Every day new society for the bet
terment OF something or other Is born
In New York Nobody has ever yet
listed or classified all these societies,
Born dead, they keep on being dead,
although each thinks IL lives. is very
much In existence and greatly in the
public eye.--New York Press
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29
j, +. VALE ENTERS
a STRONG DENIAL

Salt Lake. July 2S.-According TO a
Denver dispatch. j. F. Vale, general
counsel for the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad. has made an official denial OF
reports that r. II Hartman has ac-
quircd a controlling interest in the
Denver & Rio Grande. Mr. Vaile has
just returned to Denver from New
York. where he had several confer
enccs with George Gould head OF the
road, and President E. Y. Jeffrey, and
says there Will be no changes in the
directorate al the annual meeting in
October which Will indicate a change
OF control Of the company. There may
be trackage agreements Mr.. Vale ad-
mitted. between the Gould and Har-
riman lines. and this has given rise 10
the report that the Gould and Harri-
man interests have offered a compro-
mise deal with d. H. Moffatt, in order
TO prevent the construction OF the road
owned by the latter into Salt Lake
City, 1t Is said the building of
branch from Wamsutter, Wyo.. TO the
Moffat terminal. with the plan TO run
through trains over the Moffatt road
through Denver The Rio Grande
would, in carrying out the proposed
plan, build from Dotsero to the Mot-
fat terminal. running all through
trains over this and the Moffat road.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29
NEWS SERVICE IS
STRICTLY CENSORED

London, July 2S-A dispatch TO the
Daily Telegraph from Biarritz de
scribes the almost lnsurmountable OBJ
stacles the censorship imposes on the
news service from Spain 10 Mclilla.
One OF the news agencies at Madrid
has been threatened with suppression.
the dispatch says. If news dIsagreeable
to the government reaches foreign
countries. even by post
Revolutionlsts are masters of the
situation at Barcelona. bad feature
OF the revolt being the intense hostil-
ity toward religion Churches. col
leges and convents have been wrecked
In every direction. The troops are
acting on the defensive but are being
flercely attacked by the revolutIoniSts,
The whole Third and Fourth army
corps viii be sent 10 Barcelona to-
gether with two brigades of cavalry
from Madrid, one under command OF
Prince Charles of Bourbon.
Dispatches from Madrid describe the
situation as extremely grave. King
Alfonso was wildly hooted in the
streets on his arrival and the govern
ment is doing its utmost TO minimize
the effect of the crushing reverse suf-
fered by the Spanish forces at Melilla.
II will be obliged to send large rein
forcemcnts to that point.
Breaches OF discipline are common
both at Melilla and Madrid, II Is also
asserted that a whole battalion re-
Gently refused to fight at Melilla and
fled. leaving their colonel to be killed
II. H.. Il
to the firing lines, retorted by compell-
Ing the officers to 70 TO the front. This
accounts for the heavy mortality
among the officers. Several soldiers
have been shot for characterization
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29

Tenth ward said yesterday that an in
vestigatIon had been started to learn
the facts regarding the disappearance
of Miss Badger and Mrs. Higgs, but
ltttle or no information has been Sc
cured
Senator Carl A. Badger said that he
had absolutely no idea where the two
had gone. and no means OF finding out
Both Senator Badger and Bishop
Christensen are anxious TO locate the
couple, but neither was abolc to get
tho slightest clue as to their where
abouts yesterday. Bishop Christensen
said he did not believe that they had
gone either TO Canada or Mexico. as
he has friends in both places who
would notify him OF their arrival there
tlc said further that Higgs was with
out means and unable to get far from
salt Lake City
Bishop Christensen is now gathering
evidence regarding the actions OF the
couple. but no official inquiry has been
ordered or started by the Mormon
church.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29
LeWIsoHN TALKS OF COPPER.

Salt Lake. July 2S.-Adolph Lew
isohn, president of the United Metals
Selling company recently returned
from Europe, where he has been for
some time. Regarding his views on
the copper situation the Boston Finan-
cial News has the following to say.
Mr.. Lewisohn expressed more or less
optimistic Views regarding affairs IN
the parts OF Europe visited by mm
during his two months stay over
there.
While in London he gave some at
tention 10 the copper situation. He
said that he found a considerable
amount OF metal stored in the various
warehouse all of which Is included in
the visible supply During his stay
in London there was apparently a lull
In demand and prices OF copper were
correspondIngly low.
Mr.. Lewisohn attributed these con-
ditlons to the fact that consumers
have been for some time sailing very
close to the wind and buying metal
only for immediate use
Regarding the Visible supply OF cop
per In England he said that he doubt
ed whether there was very much COP
per privately stored "In fact. be
licve." he said that it is pretty much
all In licensed warehouses. The visible
supply apparently was very small IN.
deed"
Mr.. Lewsohn further said that the
copper outlook abroad displayed con
siderable Improvement as far as the
near future was concerned From
statistics that I have seen" he added.
ut was indicated tnat the consump-
tion of copper has increased since the
first of the year. AS far as this coun-
try is concerned | doubt very much
whether there will be such activity In
copper as there Is in other trades un.
Ill the tariff question is once and for
all settled"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29
SIOO Reward 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased 10
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
hat science has been able 30 cure in all its
Staccs, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the med
zeal fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treatment
.Ialrs Catarrh Cure ia taken internally. acting
Directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying tho foundation
Of the disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprieors hpyo
so much faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars Tor any case that it
fails to cC-e- Send for i-St O. .c-.;-o--lg.
Address, T. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
EJ-S Sold by Druggists, 75c-
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-29
COUPLE is STILL MISSING.
No Clue to Whereabouts Of Alpha
Hi9es and Miss Badger.

Salt Lake. July 29.-Relatiyes of
Miss Bessie Badger and Alpha J. Higgs
have thus far been unable to learn
anything OF the whereabouts of the
missing couple. who disappeared from
the city recently. The officials of the
Mormon church are absolutely at a
loss to know whittier they have gone
and have no clue whatever TO work
On
Bishop Joseph Christensen Of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
Mississippi Planter
Gets Rid Of Malaria
Arkansas city Gazette. ,

- tAfkanAhS City G8ZcIte.1
s In some river districts this year ma
1aria was worse than ever before, and
pld-fashioned shakes" interfered with
prompt handling OF cotton.
Judge Hemphili was in town today.
He says: IF 1t hadn't been for Cant.
Veins Malaria Remedy I don't know
What we would have done. Two-t thirds
of my workers were knocked out with
nalaria in some form or other--every-
fhing from dumb ague to swamp fever,
and Quinine didn't seem to have much
effect.
"A druggist In Huntington about q
month ago asked me why / didn't try
Capt. Wells Malaria Remedy. 1 took
home a supply and In four days had
every hand ON the place well and at
work.
There sure Is nothing like that ma
laria remedy. and you newspaper men
Uught to advertise 1t free. 1t will
break up a chill and knock out a fever
quicker than anything else. I've heard
J the prescription has been in the Wells
family for l30 years and not a single
faiiure to relieve or cure has been re-
lported.
No. 1t hasn't any fancy name. Just
ask for Capt, Wells Malaria Remedy
and II the druggist hasn't got 1t he
Iean get IL for you. Capt. Wells SON
|now makes L."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
DANDRUFF
Falling Hair and Itching Scalp ar
Caused by Microbes.


There Is no doubt about It. Doctor
Sabourand proved 1t when he infected
q guinea pig with dandruff germs and
all its hair disappeared in short time
The entire medical world has accepted
DR.. Sabourand's discovery as ANAL Ask
any worthy physician.
paris leads the world in knowledge
of diseases of the hair and remedies for
the same.
And Partisan Sage which can now be
obtained at leading druggists all over
America Is the one great remedy that
kills the dandruff germs.
And that Is why Z. @. Fowler says to
every reader of The Montgomery Ad-
yertiser II Partisan Sage does not ban
ish dandruff, stop falling hair or itch
ing scalp in two weeks he will refund
the purchase price.
Dandruff Is the forerunner of bald
ness Take care of gour hair while
you have hair to take care of. Kill the
dandruff germs now before the dandrun
germs kill your hair.
Use Partisan Sage. the guaranteed
dandruff cure and delig ntful hair dress
ing.
It Ii used extensively by ladies of re-
fnement because 1t keeps the scalp alb
soluteiy clean and gives a bewitching
lustre to the hair. Price, so cents at
E. G. Fowler's and leading druggists
everywhere. Girl with Auburn hair or
every package. Made In America by
Giroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Mai
orders filled. all charges prepaid.
Sold and guaranteed in Selma b.
George A. Cunningham & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29

held for the purpose OF formally sep
arating the relations OF the pastor. Rev.
John Van Lear. with the Tuscaloosa
Church and the Presbytery.
The meeting was held at the First
Presbyterian Church and Il. r. Nuzum
representing the church. stated. that
the consent to the dissolution was al
the request of the pastor who present
ed his resignation. He expressed the
esteem In which the church held Mr.
Van Lear and of the appreciation OF
the work he had done In the church
The call of the First Presbyterian
Church of Little Rock. Ark, was piac.
ed In Mr.. Van Lear's hands and q let.
ter of dismissal granted him to the
Presbyter yof Arkansa4. Mr.. and Mrs
Van Lear will leave Friday, october
1 for Little Rock where Mr.. Van Lear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
THE MONTGoMERY ADVERTISER.

were called upon to address the meet
Ing and both addresses were heard
with close attention
Colonel Berry said that during his
life he had seen the Constitution OF
Alabama changed three times and that
he was satisfied with II as 1t now
stands. Alabama has the best Consti-
tuition OF any state in the Union end
II should not be changed.
He said that first thing the people
or the State knew that an agitator
from Massachusetts would want an
amendment inserted in 1t giving the
negro suffrage, the eight to hold ONCE
and equal social equality, which would
be just as sensible as writing the pro-
posed prohibition amendment In the
Constitution OF the state.
Throughout the meeting there was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
PLUM TOGARNER
FROM GOVERNOR
Is Named Assistant
Bank Examiner.
WILL DRAW DOWN. $1,000
Leaves Clerkship in the Office OF
State treasurer.
Wise Ones See E.pousaI OF Fathers
Candidacy In Appointment
Wilkinson Believed To De
Repudiated.

Ozark came in for two honors at
the hands of the Governor yester-
day.
simultaneously with the announce
ment of the appointment OF Hon. Mike
Sollie. OF that town. to the judgeship
of the Third Circuit. 1t was announced
that Ralph Garner. of Ozark. had been
appointed an assistant bank examiner.
The office of assistant bank examin-
err was created by the Legislature dur
ing the extra session of July and Avg
ust. bill. passed by both houses,
provided that two assistants to the
state Examiner be appointed for more
frequent and more efflcacious examina-
ton OF the state banks. The appoint.
ment OF Mr.. Garner Ia the first under
the legislative dispensation.
The new appointee has been clerk
during the present administration in
the Office of the State Treasurer, and
has become we'll known in Montgom-
cry during his residence here. He is
the son of William Garner, member of
the State Legislature from Dale coun-
ty and a candidate for the Office of
State Treasurer.
An espousal of Mr.. Gamers candi-
dacy for State Treasurer by the ad-
ministration is recognized by many
in the appointment of his son to the
position, as. also, the Governors r.-
pudiation of the other candidate. ]. A.
Wilkinson. present Commissioner OF
Agriculture.
The new assistant examiner soon
will begin his work in the State in
the examination of the accounts of
the various State banks. The salary
attached to the new position, by the
terms fthe bill creating the Office, 10
$1,000 year and travelling expenses.
Under the system heretofore. only
one State Bank Examiner has bean
engaged. T. J. Rutledge, Of Montron.
cry. has been sole examiner, and win
continue in Office as Chief State BANK
Examiner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
DALLAS ANTS
! HEAR SPEECHES
s)uarles and Pitts Con-
vincing.
WORK AGAINST AMENDMENT
County Organization Perfected In
Selma.
Colonel Berry and w. NJ Thomas Also
Heard Mt Enthusaastis Meeting-
Telling Point. are

" Selma Sept Especial 1.-THE
, nfst section OF the proposed prohibit
}fion amendment to the Constitution Of
i4he State was written By Judge Weak
Hey to fool the people. The second
tpoctton o. the amendment IL being mis-
Explained by its advocates to the people
fo6 the state In an effort to mislead the
kSoters."
y Ihis declaration was made today by
Hon. A. ID. Pitts In q speech during
re meeting OF citizens who are opposed
10 the amendment.
with three candidates for Governor
Tn the State on the prohibition plat
Germ II IN logical TO believe that IL
lthe amendment carries neither of the
candidates win suit the prohibition
usts, and that the next logical candi-
jdste for Governor OF the state Will be
6Brooks Lawrence OF Ohio"
~ This was one of the striking state
}pnents made during the sameS meeting
by Col. w. w. Quarles. who was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
MISTAKE SUITS CAUSE.

Drayman wrong About House Loca-
tiOn-DefeBdant's Verdict.
A case of mistaken Identity on the
part of a negro drayman was the
cause of a case tried in Circuit Court
yesterday afternoon.
Dowdell & Joseph instructed the
Montgomery Auction and Salvage Com
pany to send dray to q house on
Second street. secure lot of furni
ture and sell 1t at auction. The fur
niture in question was the property OF
the firm.
However. the drayman went to a
house on East Second street and haul
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
TO ORGANIZE COUNTY.
Work VIII Start Following Probi
Meeting Here.

Work VIII Start Following PrObi
Meeting Here.
Following the meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee of the PIo-Amendment
forces. which will he held here Thurs
day, Montgomery County will be or
ganized for the campaign for the
amendments adoption. r.
w. A. Henderson. County Manager
for the Amendment forces. Is anticipat-
ing the Organization of tas county by
beats, with an Executive Committee OF
the county to conduct the night.
The fight will be begun in earnest
next week by the Amendment forces
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29

will take up Immediately the work OF
the church to which he has been call
ed.
Rev. W. C. Clark, y. D.. of Living
ston was appointed by the Presbytery
to occupy the pulpit here next Sunday
and officially declare the pulpit va
nj
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29

Philadelphia. Sept. 2s.-The Penn
sylvania Railroad today placed orders
for 200. $50 tons of steel rails for It's
1910 requirements. The price is said
to be SIS ton, and the total of the
order Is S5,600.o00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29

much enthusiasm against the proposed
amendment and in attendance at the
meeting there were representatives,
from practically every beat in the
county. These representatives from
all parts Of the county were certain
that when the votes were counted the
amendment would be overwhelmingly
defeated in Dallas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29

ed away the goods beyonging to Tenn
pie Bowling and Umphhrey Bowling.
who were no tconcsrned In the trans
action at all When the mistake was
discovered the goods were hauled back
to the house. but the innocent parties
brought suit for $1,000. Z
The jury rendered a verdict in fav-
or OF the defendant.