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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

NOTICE -United states Land Once. Sal,
Lake city. Utah. Apr ~ iOl TO Whom u
MAY Concerns Notice l. hereby given that the
state of Utah has filed IN this ofice lists Of
lands. selected by the said State. under sec
ton OF thu Act 81 Congress, approved July
~, 1894, - Indemnity School Lands. vizi Lots 4,
., w. ~. ~. ~, ~, 70 sec o. Lots L. q g. fsec ~
and Lot sec. ~, a, 30 g., X. 10 w.. Serial
UiR2 Lot 2, sec. @; Lots ?, q, 4, Section 10,
7. 70 s., X 10 " serial O1l2t copy Of said list.
So lar ~ u relates Co said tracts BY descrip-
tive subdivisions, have been cons uousiy
posted To thls Office for Inspection by any per
son Interested aud by the public generally
During the period Of publication OF this notice.
or any time thereafter, and before hnai APP
prevail aud cer;ihcation. under depa rtmentai
regulations OF April rs, 1907. and during this
period protests or contests against the claim OF
The state 10 any Of the tracts or subdivisions
hereinbefore described, on the ground that the
same u more valuable for mineral than for ag-
ricultural purposes, will be received aud noted
Tor report to the General Land Office at wash
tngton, ~ {, Failure No 10 protest or contest
Within the tlu,e specified, wilt be considered
sufhcient evidence of the non mineral character
of the tracts aud the Hrlectina thefeOf, being
othcrwise free from obiccliou, will be approved
To the state. v. ". THOMPSON. Register.
First May ~, Op--I.ast June ~ 00.l
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

Mrs. Beatrice sherratt continues to
improve alter hor long seige OF illness
and hopes are held out that soon she
will be able 10 leave her room.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18


NoricE-uni'ed state. Land Once, sal,
Lake City, Utah, Apr 2th. 1909 70 whom u
MAY Couccrni Notice ~ hereby givcn that
the state of Utah has hied IN this Office lists OF
lands selected nv the said State under section
ei tue Act OF congress. approved July ~ 1874
- Indemnity school Lands VIA All sec. q
T. AS X, 10 W., $ !, NJ, Serial Oa3Os Lots
q ", II, ", ~, andeia swa, sec. 0, eS nwH. ga
sw Y sec, N, ela nwa, clf swa see. 10 II. 10 -,
ID W, So m. serial O3ml A copy Of said list
sn lar a. ! relates 90 said tracts by descrip
i've subdivisions. have bccn cous picuously
i"-'rd ~ this office Zoe inspection bv any per
snn Interested and nv the public generally.
During the pvri,d uf publication ui this notice,
ot al, time thereafter, aud before FINAL approx.
~ aud ctrthchttuu. urder departmental revu.
lati"oS nt Aprii Is, nor, protests or contests
against tia claim Ot the state 10 any OF the
uAcis or subdivisions tcryinbeforr describei
ga tue kround that the sane u more valuable
Ter mineral than tor agricultural pnrposes viii
~ received aud noted Tor report Ia the General
l'and Omec az Washington, h. G. Failure 80
20 protest 81 contest within the time specified,
viii be considered sufficient evidence ~ the
non mineral character at the tracts ana the Sc.
lvStiuns thereof, betng otherwise free from OBJ
isaten viii be approved To the State r.. II. X.
THOMPSON, Register
First MAY al Last June igl
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

The Cedar City Drug Store has 10
stock one of the best assortments Of
Chocolate Candles ever brought In
town. The lstest and best. when
YOU want good candy 60 there. end
you won't be disappointed.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

Before you hgure on an electric
fat'iron call at the Palace Drug Store
and see the new alcohol Iron. It's
cheaper to buy, cheaper to run, just
as sate aud Will last us long. Free
trial.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

IL this weather Ia a irife too warm
for you, say nothing aud saw wood.
Remember II was but short time ago
that you thought summer Was never
coming.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

Tho much talked of flood water dam
aud canal has heen practically oom.
pleted aud " flood should come this
summer IL Will be turned so that no
part OF the town will suffer damage.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

Make arrangements To be at home
on the Fourth OF July and get patri-
otis enough to unfurl Aag or two
TO tho breeze.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

WANTED; Intelligent man or
woman to take territory, aud appoint
'snyassers To sell our water filters.
Exclusive territory, aud nice, proat,
able work for right party.
Seneca Filter CO., Seneca. No.
Subscribe tor the "Reeerd."
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

Cham borlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will brace up the nerves,
Danish sick headache, prevent deS-
pondeDoy aud inviaorate the whole
system. Sold by Palace Drug Store
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

Alex q. Matheson and family have
moved 10 their new home on Main
street.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

How about tho extension TO the
water systemS Does anyone know just
when work will be started on itY
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

Crops In the fields are looking
splendid and indications are that this
will be- banner year for the farmers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

Several families have moved TO the
mountain ranches TO dairy for the
summer. More will 90 next week.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18

Don't this kind Of weather make
you feel like you would enjoy trip
on tho mouutain2
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-06-18
Local Items.

Mrs. UrIsh GOOdfeIIOw /. quite ~.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
FACTS ABOUT SITUATION
IN BARCELONA SHRoUDED

PARIS, Aug. 2.-The facts as to the
situation at Barcelona still remain
somewhat shrouded. as no correspond
ent has yet reached the city which is
isolated by land and sea. Neverthe-
less it appears certain that General
Santiago has restored a semblance of
order in the city and today a serious
effort to resume work will be made.
AT the solicitation of the authorities
the employers of Barcelona have agreed
to offer a premium of weeks wages
to every person coming back to work.
At what cost of life and property
comparative tranquility has been re-
stored in Barcelona, however, still re-
mains unknown. Refugees speak of
the terrible slaughter and estimate
the dead at thousands. Whether or
not the ringleaders were captured and
condemned by court-martial have ac-
tually been executed is not yet clear.
1t is known that Emiliano Iglesias,
editor of the Progresso, was shot with
out trial.
1t seems that the outlying country
still is in the hands of the revolution
lists and even the official dispatches
from Madrid speak of necessity of re-
storing, order in the interior of the
province and the difficulty of dislodg-
ing the anarchists, who have taken
refuge in the mountains. Some reports
insist that a republic has been pro-
claimed and that regular junta is
directing the operations of the revolu-
tionists
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
DECISION MAY AFFECT CASE
OF PASADENA AGAINST SUNSET

Fear is expressed by Pasadena Off
cials that the decision of the appellate
court in the Pomona case will seriously
effect the suit recently decided by Su-
perior Judge Walter Bordwell in favor
of the city of Pasadena against the
Sunset Telephone company.
The two cases were almost analogous;
in fact it was the brief filed in the
Pomona case by City Attorney J. Perry
Wood of Pasadena, appearing as friend
of the court, that is said to have
gained the original victory for Pomona.
The Pasadena case was brought into
court by the telephone company in the
form of a petition for an injunction
restraining the Pasadena police from
cutting cables and removing poles be-
cause the company refused to apply
for a franchise or pay a tax on poles
Judge Bordwell denied the petition,
but when the case was appealed by the
Sunset attorneys, granted temporary
injunction restraining Pasadena from
removing poles pending the hearing on
the appeal. This appeal has not been
decided.
In the meantime Judge Wood has
gone to San Francisco to appear to-
day before the appellate court asking
for a writ of mandate directed to Judge
Bordwell compelling him to dissolve
this temporary injunction.
1t is thought the reversal in the Po-
mona case may set Pasadena's plans
at naught.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
GOV. HUGHES IS
GUEST OF HONOR
AT A.-Y.-P. FAIR
NEW YORK DAY CELEBRATED
AT SEATTLE EXPOSITION
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF EMPIRE
STATE MAKES ADDRESS
Head Official of Biggest Common
wealth in Union Will Be Enter
tanned by Cornell Club
of Washington
IBY Associated Press. ]

q EATTLE, Aug. 2-ClOsing a busy
- day at the Alaska Yukon Pacific
~ exposition, where New York day
was being celebrated, Gov. Charles p.
Hughes was the guest of honor at
banquet given tonight in the New York
state building by the exposition man.
agement. During the day Governor
Hughes delivered an address in the cx-
position auditorium and held public
reception at the New York building.
Tomorrow evening he will be the
guest of the Cornell Alumni associa-
tion. He was invited to participate in
the unveiling of the bust of James j.
Hill tomorrow afternoon, but was
forced to decline, as he had made other
engagements
During the course of his address at
the auditorium Governor Hughes
touched on the problems confronting
American national life. He said:
Sometimes we hear men telling u
we do not have very much respect TO
law in this country as compared with
some other countries. If you are to
have respect for law in this country
the law must be based on those senti
ments that win common appreciation
because of their justice and their fair
ness. There is no danger of Socialism
here. The reason is that the average
American boy today, the same as fifts
years ago, starts out from his hon7
to see what he can make of himself
and he wants the reward to which hon
esty and perseverance entitle him.
There is no chance for demagogy c.
any large scale, either because of the
growing appreciation of justice and its
essential relation to the success eE
democracy. We are to be ruled by in
telligent public opinion.
I'VE are safeguarded by extraordi-
nary bulWarks of conservatism in our
constitutional provisions, but our Sc
curity is in the educated intelligence of
the average man and his appreciation
of what is due to his neighbor.
Underlying all is our sense of ma
tional unity. It is a far cry from
Coney Island to Mount Rainier, but we
are a great deal closer than we are to
Montreal. Every locality must have
something in which it Is interested, and
it is right and proper that it should
struggle for that interest; but after all
the prosperity of the country as a
whole is more important than any par
tfSular interest, and the general senti-
ment of our people is that not only
united we stand, but that by virtue of
our union we prosper.
I'VE have diVersities of laws AMI
there is one of the great problems of
the future. There was opened up by
the late president of the United States
a wide avenue of opportunity when he
called that conference of governors in
Washington year ago.
1--WE have needed to come together as
the representatives of the people of the
respective commonwealths and to talk
over not what shall be done, but can
be best done locally, so that we may
realize two bonds of unity-onc
through federal relationship and an
other through state harmony"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
LOCAL

Contract price of j. II. Mcclure for gravel
delivered at Sunset park given cut of $500.
Making up of Los Angeles budget halted un-
til after consolidation elections to give san
Pedro and Wilmington a chance.
Charles F. Petty, 'the tramp photographer" q"
will walk to New York and back TO illustrate
the beauties of California.
Trial of former Chief of Police Thomas H.
Broadhead on charge of accepting bribe be-
gun yesterday in the superior court.
Supervisors invite advisory committee on
good roads to confer with them today.
Trial of r. R. Christie of Long Beach,
charged with swindling Missouri cousin, be-
gun before Judge Heryey
Third annual lawn fete given by Holy Cross
parish opened last night
Work is started in earnest to develop gold
mining claims in Salt Pit canyon, near Mon
rovia
Policeman Dorsey blames George Arnold for
financial troubles, and charges are dismissed
License of Resort" saloon, at 225 South
Main street is revoked by police commission
James Ryan of Soldiers home tries of kill
himself under auto wheels. Is saved by Po-
liceman Hartmeyer and taken to hospital.
Julius Gschwind accuses sweetheart of try
ing to put poison in his coffee. Former arrest
ed on insanity charge
Arthur Odemar, years old, burned to death
In explosion of coal oil thrown on bonfire;
bI other also injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
CONDITIONS IN NORTH or
SPAIN CONTINUE SERIOUS

BAYONNE, France, Aug. 2.--Re-
liable news regarding the situation in
Spain received this morning from San
Sebastian reports conditions as grave
throughout the northern part of the
country, where all the trades unions
have given notice of the beginning ef
general strike today.
The government has seized all the
telegraph and telephone wires in the
affected provinces to prevent COM
munication among the leaders of the
strike movement. The transmission of
newspaper dispatches has been stopped
entirely, forcing a suspension of the
majority of the journals. The great
est excitement prevails among the
working classes. Reports received. here
direct from Madrid say King Alfonso
is greatly depressed over the internal
situation. He desires to throw his
personal popularity in the scale and
it was with difficulty that he could be
dissuaded from going to Barcelona in
person. Premier Maura told him it
would be equivalent to suicide to enter
that hotbed of revolt
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
CITY MUST NOT
DISTURB POLES
Federal Court of Appeals ReVerses
Decision of Circuit Judge in Po-
mona's Suit to Gust Tele-
phone Company

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2.-The
United States court of appeals today
decided that the city of Pomona has
no right to oust the Sunset Telephone
and Telegraph company from its
streets because the corporation, a
branch of the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company, refused to take
out a municipal franchise.
The telephone company based its re-
fusal upon a general right of way
statute enacted by the legislature in
1872. The court held that while this
statue was in terms applicable to tel
egraph companies only, the supreme
court of the state has already held
that the designation is meant to in
clude telephone companies.
1t was decided that after a corpo-
ration had availed itself of the priv
ileges conferred by the state statute
the city had no power to destroy its
line because of the lack of municipal
franchise.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
KING ALFONSO
FORCING ORDER
IN OLD SPAIN
Threatened MADRID STRIKE
HAS BEEN AVERTED
FIRST TRAIN FROM BARCELONA
SINCE RIOT AT FRONTIER
Other Details 5hrouded in Mystery
Many Small Towns Said to Be
Already In Hands of
Republicans
[By Associated Press, ]

nARIS. Aug. 2.-The internal situa-
ton in Spain tonight seems to
"A be improved. Barcelona has
emerged from her isolation and the
threatened general strike in Madrid
appears to have been averted, at least
temporarily.
The first train out of Catalonia's cap
ital city since the beginning of the
tragic events there reached the French
frontier tonight bringing censored and
plainly ineXact newspaper accounts of
the insurrection.
The rest is shrouded in mystery. Sew
eral of the smaller cities are reported
to be in the hands of the revolution
lists and many villages have proclaimed
the district a republic. Troops are
being distributed steadily throughout
the rebelious districts and, barring
new serious outbreaks, the insurrec-
tionists eventually will be forced to
capitulate.
1t is said that the authorities are de-
termined to crush the inSurrectlon be-
fore the return from South America OF
Deputy Alejandre LIE Roux, chief OF
the Republicans at Barcelona, whose
period OF eNllC lOI ppilllCfIl ltelooho NehS
set aside by the chamber OF deputies
last April.
Reports from San Felice, Palermos
and Casa de la Selva say that these
places still are in the hands of the rev.
olutionists 1t is rumored that the
Spanish gunboat Tempario has left for
San Felice to aid the troops in restor-
ing order.
An official statement issued in Mad
rid tonight concerning the proposed
general strike there says that many
masons failed to report for duty today,
but it is. explained that this was due
to fear OF a clash with the unionists.
Spains censorship tonight is more In
exorable than ever. No news has been
received from the various points in the
north. where the trade unions had
Damned a general strike for today, and
the actual conditions there and else
where cannot be stated.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP FORCED
BACK BY HEAVY STORMS
Sailing from Frankfort for Cologne,
DirigibIe Encounters Rainstorm
and Motor Fails to Work

FRANKFORT, Germany, Aug. g.
The airship Zeppelin II ascended from
Frankfort this morning and after per-
forming various eVolutions over the
city started for Cologne, about ITO
miles distant.
The Zeppelin returned to Frankfort
in the evening because of the stormy
weather and a defect in it's motor,
landing on the exhibition grounds at
$3.50 o'clock tonight without accident
The airship went as far as Roland
seek, near Bonn, where it cruised about
for some time trying to make head
way against a heavy rainstorm.
1t finally was forced to give up the
attempt to reach Cologne through the
partial failure of it's machinery.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
spanlards Made Mistake

ORAN, Algeria, Aug. 2.-Oficers Of
the steamer Emir, which came here to-
day from Melilla, referring to the fight
ing there between the Spaniards and
the Moors on July 27, say the former
made the mistake of advancing in
solid masses through a gorge sided by
hills, whence the enemy shelled with
success. The unfortunate soldiers of
Spain did not know where the fu-
SHADES came from. Many of the
Spaniards had only just disembarked
and were without rationS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
COAST

Member of Aberdeen lodge of Eagles despon-
dent domestic troubles, tries to kill him
self at Coalinga, Cal.
First juror in second trial of Patrick Cal
houn, charged with giving bribes. has been
temporarily passed at San Francisco after two
weeks of Interrogation
Decision in case Of city of Pomona against
Sunset Telephone company reversed by fed
eral appellate court.
Attorney, after long search locates Governor
Gtllett and secures reprieve for aged client
Decision OF federal circuit court, awarding
damages to New Liverpool Salt company from
California Development company, sustained.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
Wounded shabblIy Treated

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Aug. a.
Further particulars regarding the sit
uation at Melilla say the arrange
nents for caring for the wounded are
deplorabe. During the fighting of
July 27 the staff of General Marina,
the commander of the Spanish forces,
was decimated and some companies
lost half their men and three-quarters
of their officers. All the reports speak
of the bravery of the troops, but dwell
on the stupidity of the antiquated tao
Continued on Page six)
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
EASTERN

Admiral Sebree's armored cruiser squadron
will visit Asia and Philippines and will be
gone five months.
Great underlying strength is developed in
stock market at New York, and profit taking
is evident
Tariff legislation on hides and leather goods
is delayed, and conferees are called together
to remove only obstacle to report of conferees
on new duty measure.
Noted alienist, testifying at White Plains,
N. y, says Thaw, slayer of White, is IRA
tional and insane.
Board of inquiry ordered by Washington au-
thorties to investigate death Of seaman killed
in prize fight aboard battleship Vermont.
Strike involving every local line in Chi
cago is threatened. Police make vigorous
preparations.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
DUTY ON HIDES
AND LEATHER IS
GREAT OBSTACLE
TARIFF LEGISLATION DELAYED
BY WESTERNERS
REPORT OF JOKER IN SCHEDULE
CAUSES ANXIETY
Senators Opposed to Free Skins Claim
They Have BEEN Bunkoed, and
Taft and Consumers
Are Fooled

WASHINGTON, Aug. Am import
ant conference on the tariff situation
was held at the White House tonight
between the president and Senators
Aldrich and Crane. The senators left
at midnight, but refused to state what
decision, if any, had been reached.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03

m HE First National bank of Upton,
Ind, was reported short from
Il 100000 to 100000 when its assist
ant cashier, Noah Marker, disappeared.
Marker set the time lock OH the bank
vault on Saturday afternoon so that
the safe could not be opened until Mon
day morning at 9 o'clock. He also left
a note for his brother, who was cashier
of the bank, saying that he had gone
forever and had taken enough money
for his expenses.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Tuesday; light northeast winds,
chanqinq to south. Maximum temper
ature yesterday, 76 degrees; minimum,
So degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
SANPEDROHARBOR-VII
Coast Cities, and What Other Cities Have Paid
for Their HdrbOrS.
By
T. E. GIBBON

m properly
controlled hbor located Pedro will for attracting the
the intention Of the writer Of this series OF articles to- interest int rest our & Gs ] tn 3
by upon being developed the attract and
we not forget that the psoRI & Of % other t ports Of 6 the s Pash
will hold be captured by Pacific coast port and are preparing
is % San R Ds & ss t g' sSodo6 % e a 9i s0 ge95
somewhat 5 % " t and G af" 5 P9 c sa T ~as wpsd % % %
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this %%ss ] wi" @ be & eo ] % for the 3 F mo that magn @ 5 Fe%a fBs ever
world the Los Angeles and its port will have
s 9e5 & work S has 5 6 @ done 5e ~o be d P % d & a o @
made fe 5 s r @ 9ss5 and and g9st ss s e9S3 & ] @ are under state control
and % can only @ be po % % as 5 funds % 7 rTe I ] @ % % @ & % % the cono &
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.b @ m Ps %s ~ .. tho sss e% BY 3 Ss H RG & % % 5 S
se @ eo"t of % @ % harbor T @ commioos appointed
s @ Economical and efficient way to ae
expenses administration been by the making Of mum
] eTe hs % ra % aGe % @ 3 % Be eTd OF
state % % pGhs S ting % @ % 5 6on5 ] % % te f bo % e ss @ merely
the "e TRs f % Ios Ases will have
ha1e % be3n Sn nads os eeiaes @ past provide
hb provide economical and
it can attract business
We have that the Panama canal % in pro prPImi % % to the track & of
% HSsS 5 Ps sbstag SP"' the % faSS
port Pacds ever hops
these adTa can be ADDED that % M oafes w @ be oste apd Controlled
the people Cpl hs that it will @ be % mas be m a % e @ o % the % 4e ] of the the @ 5
amo PACIFIC 3 @ coast has for the
the s. 1.-THE 1 % Wms Snss and % s9n9 @ @ % will the e aa % s % % % : @
Rarbos or for the supremacy
heGs ~s viii @ ss t BY stetSts sf s; s6 e
o6d @ for the G % mpo2emn % of f e oue n INNER Whining
ton I ] @ ey 6f fn b nages maS ht w certainly s doy om @ expenditure
this of money could not be invested any other way that
world r . ss5sss % % @ % sn % s a fey @ as @ ] ]ssPG s @ @ % %
he Gn las rty avaiabie al census report
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
FOREIGN

Manchurian situation is delicate, and japan
and China are fencing diplomatically
British rulers greet czar and ezarina with
unprecedented honors off Cowes.
King Alfonso of Spain declared to be rapidly
changing riot to order First train out Of
Barcelona reaches French frontier
Shocks from earthquake in Acapulco and
other points in Mexico continue,