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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
WATER STREET
 RESORT RAIDED
 LATE TODAY

Patrolmen Glennon and Cody this afternoon raided the house kept at 435 Water street by May Julian and ar rested the proprietress. three women and one man. Theone man gave his name as Ferry Rolenky. The women lined up as Annie Wilbur, Julia Burin and Rosie Nero. The women have constantly been hanging out of their windows soliciting men passing by and have been repeatedly warned by the police. 7.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
NO TRACE OF EMBEZZLER
 WHO GOT $1O, 900
5 cspeciaI from United Press.)

5. Especial from United Press.)
 Denver, Oct. 7.-Up to the present time no trace has been found by the Denver police of Oscar E. Droege, wanted in New York for alleged em- bezzlement of s10,O00 while steward and bookkeeper of the Raybrook San itarium for Incipient Tuberculosis, who made a sensational escape from the to have gotten safely away from, the city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
GOVERNOR WEEKS AND HIS STAFF
 AT DANBURY FAIR
Especial from United Press.D

Special from United Press)
 Danbury, Oct. 7.-Governor Weeks and his staff paid an official visit to the Danbury Fair Grounds today where they were the guests of the Danbury Fair Association. Colonel J. Moss Ives headed the reception com mittee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
INSULT TO SPAIN
(special from United Press.) ]

Especial from United Press.)
 Paris, Oct. "A stormy anti-Span- ish demonstration before the Spanish Embassy here by revolutionists was suppressed by a. strong force of gen darmes today. A parade of sixty au- tomobiles bearing huge placards in- scribed with insults to Spanish au- thority was nullified when the gen. darnes broke up the procession sew eral blocks from the embassy. The p1acard were torn from the autos and the latter dispersed,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07

William and Archie Wheeler, sons of Mrs. Nathaniel Wheeler and owners of Main street reality have arranged for the purchase of the building now oc- cupied by the Marigold Printing Co.,, in Middle street and will shortly be- gin extensive alterations there. The papers in the transaction are to be passed within a few days.
 MT. William Wheeler is now quite ill at his home and unable to attend
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
HARRY WHITNEY OFF TO UNLOAD
 THE ROOSEVELT

Especial from the United Press)
 New Haven, oct! 7.-Iarry Whitney, the New Haven sportsman, left here today for New York, where he will the unloading of the sup plies from the Roosevelt, Peary's Arc tic ship.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07

It will be pleasing news to the many friends of "Andy" Garfield, the vet eran railroad conductor, to hear that he is now on the road to a complete recovery. Tuesday he underwent a thorough examination in the New York office Of Dr. Virgil P. Gibney with the most satisfying results.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
BODY OF TUNNEL
 VICTIM CLAIMED
(special from United Press )

Especial from United. .Press.)
 New Haven, Oct. 7.-The body of Thomas Carson. one of the laborers who was buried alive in the cave-in of the New Haven Company's new tunnel at Woodbridge about a week ago, was claimed. today by Mrs. J. Hoxey, wife of the superintendent of the Westerly Almshouse at Westerly, R. T., sister of the dead man.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
CANADA PLANS
 TO BUILD NAVY

Especial from United Press.l
 Toronto, Oct. 1.-The Canadian gov- ernment will build 12 cruisers and de- stroyers at a cost of twenty million dollars. The yearly maintenance will be three millions. Docks will be ar ranged for later. Three warships will be kept on the Pacific and nine on the Atlantic.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
COUNTY MEETING
OF ASSESSORS.

Now that the town elections are over and assessors chosen, Tax Commis- sioner William H. Corbin will invite the various boards to meet him at county meetings about the State. The invitations will, be sent out as soon as the Tax Commissioner gets from the Town Clerks the necessary information as to names and addresses. The amendments to the tax laws 0f the State will soon be distributed to offic- ials
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
DONNELLY MENTIoNED

Friends of James F. sDonnelly. the Ninth district barber. are urging him to declare his candidacy for alderman from that district. MT. Donnelly is a brother of Tax Collector J. M. Don- nelly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
SEVENTEEN BODIES
 OF WRECKED CREW
 ARE WASHED ASHORE
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 Lisbon, Oct. 7.-The Portuguese steamer Bastos Refs with crew of 43 has been wrecked off Averio. The bodies of seventeen members of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
CENTENNIAL LANDS
 AT SILAS, ALA.

Especial from the United Press.)
 Mobile, Ala, Oct. 1.-The balloon Centennial landed at Silas A miles from Mobile today. The pilot and his assistant are now en route here.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07

The Farmer does not publish anony- nous communications. If "One Who Knows can substantiate the facts contained in it's communication this newspaper will print them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07
The sorts are
 Havi1and Austrian

The shapes are
 salad bowls
 comb-and brush trays cracker $ biscuit jars 2" condensed-milk jars chocolate sets
 sugar-&-cream sets fish-&-game sets | vases ramikins
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-07

chocolate pots pudding sets chop trays cheese dishes chop sets muffin dishes berry sets art pottery fancy plates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
News of lntermountain Region
OGDEN CHOIR WILL
NOT GO TO CHICAGO
sncclal 20 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 3.-Thc Ogden tabernacle
choir of 200 members will not go 10 Chi
cago 10 take part In the musical pro-
gram OF the National Land and lrrica-
ton exposition after all.
y telegram has been received by Fred
]. kiesel signed r. p Cross manager
OF the Chicago Tribune. asserting that
certain obstacles have arisen which make
IL impossible for the exposition TO use
the choir this year
c. j. Ross. the manager Of the local
choir. who went to Chicago last Sunday
to discuss the details OF The trip. is eX-
pected TO return Thursday. Just what oh
stacles arc referred To in the telegram
Is not known but Mr., Ross is expected
TO make a satisfactory explanation when
he returns.
The choir was invited 10 attend the
exposition and sing the Irrigation ode
The Chicago Tribune offered 10 pay all
the necessary expenses. and the local or
ganiZation accepted the offer Manager
Ross was sent to Chicago TO make all the
arrangements, but for some reason the
management of the newspaper and the
exposition decided that ii Will he inn
practica bic TO have the local musical or
GaniZation attend the exposition. Tn"
members OF the choir and citizens OF Og-
den generally are greatly disappointed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
RiChfieId News Notes
snocIaI ln IN TrIhnnc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
RICHrIELD Nov &.-Thc municipal
election here Tuesday was spirited. but
the Republicans won The issue was pro-
hbitiou. forced 10y the opponents OF the
Republican ticket. the majority OF whom
arc in favor OF high license and strict
regulation. There were 600 votes pulcd.
Following is the result:
Ilcbcr Christensen, mayor
X. -. Young, lonG-tcrm councilman.
Andrew Jcsscu, GUY Lewis and John
Christensen. Shori-tcrm cUuucilmcu.
CARR" Baker recorder.
Ernest Christensen. city treasurer
Simon Christensen, justice OF Tho
peace.
Tho Republicans won by maiorirics
ranging from 200 To- 81. The new ,oun-
cimcu arc good, progressive mon, aud
should give Eich6cld a. widcawsko aud
progressive administration.
Dan Hanson of Grass Valley and Elsl-
more was arrested Sunday night charged
with cattle TustlmG. IL" was ncarccr-
atcd IN the fichncld basllc but was l,t
out on $1,000 bond. lIc is charged with
stealing several head of cattle from Sen
M~Mulcu and Frank w. Crowley and
others II is claimed he sold several head
10 local butchers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned up
TO Il m. November s. 1909. FOR the ma =
terlals and labor required for covering
heating pipes for the jefferson, Riverside
and Onequa schools, for the Salt Lake
board of education according TO plans.
specifications and drawings. which are
open Tor inspection OF the bidders at the
office OF Richard Klctting architect in
tie Hooper & Eldrcdse block. Salt Lake
city. Utah, and all bids and proposals
at the above time viii be publicly opened
and read In the office OF the board OF
education in the city and county build J.
ius. Salt Lake City. Utah. All bids must
Salt Lake city" and marked in the low
cr LETT hand corner Bids for Covering
Heating Pipes for jefferson. Riverside
and Oncqua schools"
A certified or cashiers check on some
bank in Salt Lake CITY, Utah. for at
least per cent Of the amount of each
bid must he enclosed. Each check Is
TO be made payable to the undersigned.
and is TO be forfeited to the under
signed in case the bid is accepted and
the bidder does not enter into the con-
tract within three days after Its ac-
ccptauce. for the faithful execution Of
the contract and bond hereinafter men
toned
\ bond must be furnished for one.
half of the bid. with good and sur
hcient suretlcs satisfactory TO the un-
dcrsiened
The undersigned reserve the right to
reject any and all bids.
1909.
BOARD OF EDUCATION or SALT
LAKE CITY a423S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
LIFEtESS BODY OF
MISSING man FOUND
Robert Bone Dies of HemOr.
rhage in Lonely Place on
Heller Road.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Nov 3-Robcrt Bone, an
old prospector. was found dead in Red
canyon this morning 10y searching
jerks Nelson took some potatoes out to
a point near Bone property and !eit
them In u place convenient TO Bone S
cabin Tor Bone TO get the next day. Henry
Cromcr, while passing along the road the
next morning. observed that the potatoes
were still there and, loading them into
his wagon. took them to Bones cabin;
Upon arriving at the cabin he found
IL locked. with no evidence OF Bone :
having been there Tor two or three
days.
ported the matter, but nothing was
thought of il until Tuesday. when Bone
Failed TO come to Park city TO vote, as
was his custom each election day. y
searching party went out to look for hiU
TUESDAY night The dead body OF Bone
was found a short distance from the
Icbcr road. with indications that death
had been caused by a hcmorThage and
that the man had been dead about three
Bone was about 60 years old and a
native OF Massachusetts. lie came west
i'm the early seventies and settled in
Pmmas county. California While there
he became associated with K. 6. Cham
bers and Mrs. BIansiord, the father OF
MAYOR Bransford OF Salt Lake city. ATT
rrward BTamsford and Chambers came
TO Park City and Chambers was made
superintendent of the Ontario property
At Chambers's solicitation, Bone came TO
Park City and was employed at the old
Marsac mill from 1917 until the slump in
silver closed the mill in 1898
Bone then located a prospect near The
old Glencoe property, now known as the
Curtis group. lie had several claims
known as the Bone group, and worked
them from 1899 until his death
The dead man leaves no relatives IN
Utah but has several In Plumas county,
California. The funeral will be an
nouucrd later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
YOUTHS CONFESSION
PUZZLES THE POLICE

CLEVELAND, o., Nov &.-Thc rolico
were puzzled tonight bv new confession
from NIya Colu. seventeen years of age.
that hc murdered litll" Alexander Hoculg
two years ago. IN" boy first confessed 10
tho murder Monday. That night he ro-
tractcd when tho police accused him OF
fabrics ting the story.
Today hc wrote lengthy description
81 th" Grim" and addressed 1t To Prcsld-
iu= Judge Adams.
he cnticod the child. ne said into au
allcyway IN the rear uf e. butcher ship.
aSNeo nun a. ne H|1 money, wrote
stopped down. picked nap Il handful of
sbaviugy and rubbed them over his face.
let him drop to thc floor and walked
out When I got back ] saw him Niuc
there and ] got scared. ] f0lt his heart
NJ was not beating. / picked him up
threw him into the barrel head first Thcu
climbed over fences 'tiu / waE three
doors from there"
The Hocnig child. tho doctors saws was
'hol5cd TO death with sawdUst ana shay
ings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
BRIGHAM CITY NOTES
Special to The Tribune

Special 10 Inc Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Nov. 3.-The board
Of county commissioners was in session
i'm this city yesterday afternoon. John
pany suggested TO the board that the
new road be built along the bank OF the
east side canal.
Road Commissioner Peircc reported
that the road in Mautua district is great
" in need OF repairs, and the road lead
ing To the SmclterS west OF the Utah
Hot Springs needed grading and drain
age bitches built on either side, For re-
pairing the smeltcr road SIS was appro-
making drain bitches. which are here
after to bc kept in repair 10y land owners
adjacent 10 the road.
a communication was read from Dr.
X. i. Smith at Collinstou in regard to
the county paying expenses OF health
officers attending the convention at Salt
Lake CITY on November 80 Or Smith
was notified tlat expenses would bc paid.
This VIII apply To health officers through
out the entire county
The report or tho poor farm keeper was
submitted and showed receipts i'm the
sum OF Sl37I0 and disbursements OF
SiO.25 for tho month OF October. The
total income FOR the year is $1,000. 10: cN-
penscs, Siil66. leaving balance Of
$945.4i
The designations OF Charles Chcal as
deputy sheriff and liyrum :. Jensen as
constable OF Bon Elder precinct were ac-
Ccptcd. Hyrum : Jensen WAS appointed
deputy sheriff To succeed Mr.. Chcal.
George n. House was appointed Il dep
utv road commissioner for the PromOu-
tory road district.
+. G.. kOrth Was appointed 10 care for
the county poor farm FOR The year 1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
KAYSVILLE NEWS


Sp''ldi 10 nc tribune,
kAISVlLLE. Nov. 3.-BiIl Papas. a
Greek section hand OF Woods Cross
stabbed and badly wounded John Poulas.
a fellow workman, n few DAYS ago. 4
quarrel cnsucd between the mon and
Papas stabbed his partner because he
demanded his pay.
During the past week tho foIIovirs
marriage licenses have been issued ,T bT
the county clerk at Pennington: Robert
+. ilairiS OF salt Lake City and Miss
Lcah Caspcrson of Preston, Utah
Charles G. Parsons and Miss Margaret
Harris. both OF salt Lake city: William
H. Stockdalc and Miss Mamie IL Wright
both of Denver. Colo; John McLcnnan
Of Salt Lake city and Miss Jessie Lloyd
OF ogden; Joseph /. Hammond OF Lax
Point and Miss Mamie Albeit OF Salt
Lake City.
William Taylor of Ogden is at the
homo Of his mother, Mrs Emmclnc Tay-
lor. i'm kaysvillc suffering from an at.
tack OF Brights disease.
The election Tuesday passed of quiet
Was elected in kaysvilc The Officers
elected were; Mayor. Thomas H. Phil
lips, councilman. four-yrar term. Hubert
{. Burton; iwo-year term. Henry II
recorder. II. ]. Sheffield. Jr.: treasurer
Robert 6. ,IamiSUn. Justice OF llc pc;,cc
Joseph IL GIaut Jr.
In Pennington. with tho exception Of
mayor. the Citizens Ticket WAS elected
John Walsh, candidate for mayor cns
defeated by imasa T.. Clark tho in
cumb"nt- The officers elected were. .Tus-
ticc ot the peace Nephi Palmer: recorder
Fred NJ. Abbott: treasurer. J.. G.. Wood
councilman, GouT-Nc term George Leon.
ard: twoycar term. George 4 Hess, H.
\, CottrcIl and u l. Rice.
In Bonntifu tho Republicans elected
the mayor. but the council Is divided
T1c names OF ,hc winning candidates
recorder James Burns. Democrat; trcns-
Urcr, Richard Scdgwick. Republican: ius-
ticc Of the peace, Daniel * Davis Demo
crat; lonG-tcrm councilman George +
Muir. Democrat: short-term cnuuciImcu
David Moss. Democrat; Jcns * Nelson
Republican; John Stokcr Democrat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
DON'T EXPERIMENT
You Will Make No Mistake If You
Follow This Salt Lake City Citi-
zen s Advice.
Ncycr NEGLECT your kidneys.

Never neglect your kidneys.
If You have pain in the back, urinary
disorders. dizziness and nervousness
its time TO act and no time TO epcri
mcnt. These arc all symptoms of kid
ney trouble, and you should seek 4
remedy which is known to cure the kid
news.
Doan 5 Kidney Pills is the remedy fo
use. No nccd 10 experiment. IL has
cured many stubborn cases in Salt Lake
City, Follow the advice Of a Salt Lake
City citizen and bc cured yourself
Mrs Emma johnson. a55.A West
seventh South street, salt Lake civ
Utah, says; Although I never had or.
casion 10 use Doan s Kidney Pills my
self, ! know from observation Of their
good effect IN other eases, that they are
an excellent remedy for kidney and
bladder complaint. The use of Duan :.
Kidney Pills generally brings relief in
few days, and in obstinate and lonu
standing cases | have never known
them to fail. If n sufficient supply was
taken. recommend Doan s Kidney
Pills in the highest terms to every ono
afflicted with kidney complaint. -
For sale by all dealers. Price. 5O
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo "
Y, sole agents for the United STATES
Remember the namc-Doan 's-apd
take no other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
Provo News Notes

Special TO The Tribune.
~ PROVO. Nov. 3.-Sandv 1. Downs, ).
tB Glenn and Lee Duny. three tran
lsients. were arrested at Tucker yester-
DAY by Deputy Sheriff J. j.. Caudland
l1Dd lodged in the county lail here. The
Imen arc charged with breaking into a
ramp house five miles from Tucker and
stealing quantity Of provisions and a
razor.
l. When arrested the men had just fin
'ishcd ''mulligan." and were engaged
In shaving themselves with the stolen
Iharbers tools
7 The men were given q hearing before
lDsticc Noon today and bound over to the
district court on charge OF burglary.
J. Alma Hitcsiuan was arraiened in the
l1stiict court Tuesday afternoon To the
Ircmplaint charging him with deserving
Iond failing TO provide for his TWO minor
fthildrrn at Bchi. He entered a plea Of
not guilty. and asked the court 10 ap-
point an attorney TO defend him Judge
{Booth appointed Attorney Thomas John
|tn loo! after the defendants interests.
join Albcsn, another family desert
fl" promised tho court that he would
hereafter royidc for his wife and
4rhild. and on giving oond in the sum
lrf 5000 That he VIII do So hc VIII be re-
BASED from the county jail
An ordcr Of adoption was entered in
thc district court Tuesday. Mrs. Rucila
~. Curtis adopting Ru"lla Victoria Mas
Fry. The three VcaT-old daughter OF Mrs.
Sarah ~ Massey Nicholson. the mother
Igiving her consent 10 the adoption. q,
j Judgment has been entered In the dis
lrlct court i'm favor of the Hines Kimber
f;rorcry company and against Henry
iAgccut D tho sum OF s&3. 81.
Z Martha {. LaIhastres has begun suit in
>1he district court 10 obtain divorce
ftom W. W Lamastros. on th" grounds
pf dcscTtion. Plaintiff in her complaint
alleges thci the marriage took place al
u.eavc,worth. Kan, November Z 1905,
Fnd that defendant deserted her Fcbru-
Dry 20. l91s There arc no children.
u y Iintah county case entitled Ira At
Mus et al against Stanley T.. Barron IT al,
Which WAS transferred 10 this county.
WAS tried and settled today The suit
Nas brought 10 quiet the title TO No
East Norwoll lode mining claim, sltu-
Aieh, in tintab county, and for an ac-
fountinc OF all gisonitc. asphaltum and
1pther valuable minerals which have been
ftakcn from the mine by the defendants.
Judgment WAS entered in favor of the
pplnntiffs for sIo,1i3 co and for possession
Nf the property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
PURCHASES ALLEN BLOCK
FOR UPTOWN DEPOT
Special to The Tribune.

1000 was closed today when President
Simon Bambcrscr president of the Salt
Lake & Ogden Railroad company. OBJ
tSined the title To the Allen block near
iWcnty-hfth street and Lincoln avenue
Mr Ramberger said that the purchase of
the Allen block was made FOR the pur-
pose OF remodoling the building for an
uptown passenger and freight depot FOR
the interurban road
President Bamberccr said that the Salt
Lake ogden railroad will be completely
SIectrlhcd within The next thirty days,
but that The delay in the construction of
the power plant at Lagoon from which
electricity will he generated as motive
power Tor the cars. Will postpone the
chanee OF steam TO electric power until
March /. Transformer stations are being
erected al Clearhcld, Ogden. Slockdalc
and Lagoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
PROVO HANDS SAO0T
| A GREAT, BIG LEMON
Ticket Selected by the Apostle.
Senator Is Everlastingly
Showed Under.
.cInl tn The Tribune

Special 20 The Tribune
PROVO. Nov. 3.-Following is the vote
|in detail for the different candidates al
'the city election in Provo, Tuesday:
Mayor-W. II. Ray. Ind. lltl: Decker
b.. $50; Eegertscn r.. S17
Recorder Elliott. Ind, 1893; Brown,
D., 627: SaNcy. r.. 9I3.
1 Treasurer--Mrs. Tucker, Ind. 12li;
Mrs. Nelson, D., 500; Mrs. Chouies. r..
I Attorney-R. Anderson. Ind. 1925; A.
E Morgan. d. $50. y. j.. Booth. T.. 300.
Justice-A. A. Noon, Ind. 1919; George
startup, L.. 1864.
First ward--J. T.. Bott Ind, 332; w. +.
t;iles. Fusion. ZIG.
4 second ward-A. Craven. Ind, 2cI: w.
n. mccullough Fusion. 2i3.
Third ward-Eph Homer. Ind. 213: \.
w. Harding, Fusion. iI3.
Fourth ward-Willlam X. Prohcrt Ind.
ls7: George Powelson: Fusion. .29
Fifth ward-L. o. TAFT, Ind, 2iS; h. 5.
IIinckley. Fusion, j32
II Is reasonably certain that the cleo
ton OF the four Fusion councilnen Will
be- contested on the Sround OF the irrcc-
llarity OF placing their names on both
ul the prohibition tickets, Al the con-
of the two prohibition parties
q full set OF officers, including council
,nen. was nominated ON each ticket. but
nfterNard. through the efforts of the ward
beelers and with much ecclesias teal
some of the councilmanic nomi-
,iees were induced to resign. Two re-
sIgned from the Democratic ticket and
shrec from the Republican ticket OF
The remaining i've. three on the Demo
rratic and two on the Republican ticket
Herc placed on both the church prohio-
lion tickets.
The chairman OF the Independent Citi-
z,ns' party. Eph Homer. after obtaining
tga advice has expressed himself 10
Tic effect that the names were on The
two tickets irregulaIly and an appeal
Nil he made to the courts to have the
matter determined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
SPRINGVILLE NOTES

Special go The Tribune.
SPElNGNlLLE, Nov. 5,-Ou account
of there being only one ticket in the
field here the election for city Officers
passed of quietly. there being loss than
200 votes cast The officers who will
have charge of The city for tho next two
wears are as follows.
Mayor, l.. -. Deal.
Hold over councilman, Ray r. May
cock; four-ycar councilman, VI. O. Pack
ard: two-ycar counCilmcn. Roc A. Deal
George j. Hide and 0. Il. Iuntingtou
Recorder, John w. Alleman.
Treasurer. Mrs. Luela Raymond
Justice. James H.; Hall
The town VIII be dry during this ad-
mlnlstratlon.
II now seems as il the authorities have
the smallpox situation i'm hand as no
new eases have broken out outside of
places in quarantine for two days The
malady Is SIN in light form and there
Is no one seriously III. \ great many
persons are being vuccnatcd. II no
more cases develop 1hc schools win like
ly open next week.