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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
OVER A HUNDRED
CASES THIS WEEK
Typhoid Fever Situation Thought
To Be Under Control by the
Health Authorities.
SOURCE is STAMPED OUT
Garbage IN Canyon Road Has nccn
Cleaned Cp-Cascs Reported
Today.

Ten now cases OF typhoid foyer
were reported to- the board of health
this morning which makes e. total or
ITO cases thie week. The total humble,
OF the cases in the city is lGA Tho
health authorities believe that they
have managed to get the typhoid fever
situation under control and that there
viii be but "a Few more cases reported
ln the Judgment of both the city and
state authorities. % Is believed that
the milk carried the Infection and
then other cases developed from the
first cases
one case was reported again this
morning from Canyon road There
seems % have been some infection In
tho ncignborhood but the garbage has
been cleaned up. and the source of the
disease stamped out.
By Monday night an the reservoirs
viii have been thoroughly cleaned.
Tho action is being taken by Supcrin-
tcndcut HOLIDAY as a precauuon az the
request Of the health department
TEN CASES TODAY.
Tho following is the list of cases re-
ported today
Elden Peterson years old, 40 h
West, Henry Christensen. 20, 227 west
First South street. Zelma Stewart. g.
6y7 west south Temple; John Skonby
8, 62l south Eighth West Mazie Kceuer
.. 273 west Second South Miss Grace
Evans. IS IA u street. Ines LETTER
and Annie LETTER, twins i2 years Old.
500 Lake street. and Ruth Squires, 25t
Canyon rOad
VITAL STATISTICS.
The weekly report Of the city board
or health also shows that two cases OF
smallpox were reported this week. one
case Of scarlet fever, one case OF
chiCkenpoX. and one case OF diphtheril.
making a total OF us contagious and
infectious diseases.
There were "A births reported for the
same period, rs males and n females
During the week there were 25 deaths.
10 females and ~ males Six bodies
were shipped here for burial.
There are three houses still under
quarantine on account OF smallpox, 8
houses on account Of scarlet fever .
houses on account of diphthoria, and
patient Is still boz the isolation hospital
suffering OF smallpox.
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25 1909

Southern Pacific railroad. Mr.. Luce
testified In regard 10 water transrorta-
ton and the competition which had
sprung up nv railroads
The first rail- rates from points east
OF Chicago 20 san Francisco. he said.
were based on the sum of the local
rates nom points east OF Chicago 10
that city. and on the various divisions
west ~ chicago This rate ala not
bring much business, Mr l.ucc said IN
rnmn IlIlnn WIN the Malor rnmIua.
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ATTRACTIONS AT DESERT

Hamiin Paints Signs OF the Better
Kind. Both phones.
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REFusEs srATEMENr.

Commissioner Clark refused to adj
init the statements over the objection
Of the complainants. Mr.. stephens
suggested that it might be we'll to get
q statement OF the tonnage from ali
the entry ports on the Pacific coast,
but Judge c. r. billiard who has been
conducting the defense Of the railroads
during the hearing, objected 10 going
further than the California ports, say
ing that II was not the duty Of the
railroads concerned In this case 10 go
to Portland Seattle and other ports for
this information
The next witness called was c. w
Luce, general freight agent OF tho
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DRESS GOODS

oniya question OF turning the goods INTO none
Csc Novelty Plaid Dress Goods, sd .......... re
35c Novelty Plaid Dress Goods, I'd ....... i5C
i5c Fancy Wool plaids double width over
10 patterns Co select from, sd ..,.. .. -. ipc
use Fancy Suitings. big lot 10 choose from,
htlh -V'
100 pieces Wool Dress Goods in every Con-
ceiyabe material. fancy and plain Ell
focts, 81 90 value, 10 so az ..-.-..... . $50
Fancy Cashmere, solid colors, Use value. sd. 33c
Fancy Mohairs, solid colors. 75c value, ga SOC
Large variety Of solid color Panamas. 800
value, yard ........... ... ... .. .. 400
200 pieces OF Black Dress Goods Ia Pana-
mas, Henriettas, Armuroa, Cashmoros,
Noiles and fancy effects values up 90
$50, yard ..........-......... $50
SILKS AND NELKETS.
Soc China Silks. AN colora. yard ............. 1gc
fbc Jap. Wash silks, fancy designs, sd. ..... fHc
sOo raheta silks. an colors. sd. ............ 100
800 Mossalines. 80-inoh wide. sd. ........ soc
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5 so Messalincs 32-inch wide, sd ......... So
soc Satins am colors. sd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80,
200 Fancy Silks TO chose in "a hurry, 3d. so
White China silks ,27-inch wide. $40
~ 'ent.'' a. 49,, q, an f"'
value. I'd. 800. .,,.'.',. IN. .... so,
White China Silks 27-inch wide 75c
value. yd. ...... Observation-Disclosures. . f0s
China silks AN colos, 2I-inch wide. 6Oc
values. yd. ................... ...... .. 80,
fl.25 Black Taneta silks. 36-inch wide
sd. ...................... .......... so,
$50 Black TaGota silks. s6-inch wide.
sd. ..................... ........... 81 a.
sd. ................... ............ sl.a5
SILK Nolvcts. AN colors and black $3.50 yd os,
Fancy colored Nolyeta Boz the new extreme
shades 81 25 value. vd. ............... 40,
SIX Pluahcs, worth up 90 s 90 sd ........ 49,
Nelfetoens an colors, SOC values sd ...... .. aOf
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22

JOS D Wilkins to ID Z and Eva
P Wilkins. release of mtg, $500;
W IL Sc Ia NV ID and IL SO
IA NV IA, sec 80, tp 8, r 80.
Gila Valley Bank and Trust Co
to H H Schuyler, bill of safe, 5000;
house in Morenci.
W A Pitt aud wife to A 7 Lay
ton, release of mtg, 1880; lots 2
and sw Ia Sc IA, sec 81, tip 8, 80.
Coach Horse Association of
America, horse record, Tellius
No 210l.
Map of Duncan Canal Extension.
Gila Valley Bank and Trust Co
Jas V Parks, release of mtg, 81 900;
cattle in several brands
Gila Valley Bank and Trust Co
to Geo A CIney, release of mtg,
S1l 900; 30 acres in sec IA, tp 7, r
26 and other land.
Dell NJ Potter, ct al, file articles
of incorporation Of Arizona Power
and Water Co.
LF Vaughn files bond as clerk
of board of supervisors.
Edmund Lafave files location
notices on s claims in Greenlee
district.
John Burns files proof of labor
on claims in Copper Mt dist.
Chas W Beck files location no.
lice on claim in unknown dist.
Chas l. Sands is appointed dep
uiy sheriff
RI Young to National Mining
Exploration Co, assignment, 81;
l6 claims in Lone Star dist.
John Blake files bond as justice
of the peace, precinct No IA.
Clifford G Myrick files location
notices on s claims in Black Rock
district.
| BF Stewart to J F Claridge
deed, 500; W IL NV IA sw ID
sec s, tp 6, r 25.
| ST McClintock files location
notice on l claim in Aravaipa dist
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22
sThe Blood Is The Life"

Science has never gone beyond the
above simple statement Of scripture. But
u has illuminated that statement and
given II meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth Of knowledge.
When the blood is 'bad or impure II
10 not alone the body which suffers
through disease. The brain is also
elouded. <be mind and judgement are
suected, and nkany an evil deed or impure
thoSght >pjH-bc di<ectly traced 10 the
fupSsf<y OF the 6foaG Foul. impure blood
can Be made puIe BY The -usa- OF Qr,
Pierce's Golden Wedlcal Discovery. .H
cnllches and uuri6ea The blood thereby
curing, pimples, blotches, eruptIons and
other cutsneous affections, as eczema,
tstter, or salt-rheum, hives and other
manifestations Of impure blood.
O Q o . @ .
In tho cure OF scrofulous swellings, en-
larged glands, open eating ulcers, or old
sores, the Golden Medical Discovery has
performed the most marvellous cures. In
cases Of old sores, or open eating ulcers,
II Is well to apply TO the open sores DR..
Pierce's AllHealing Salye. which pos
Sesses wonderful healing potency when
used as an application 10 the sores In con.
junction with the use Of Golden Medical
Discovery as . blood cleansing consti-
tutional treatment. II your druggist
don't happen To have the rAll-Healins
Salvs' In stock, you can easily procure II
BY inciosing ffty-four cents In postage
stamps 10 DIR. r. v. Pierce, 6s3 Main St.,
Buffalo, N. ", and II will come TO you BY
return post. Most druggists keep II Is
we'll as the "Goldsn Medical Discovery
. o o o o .
You can't afford to accept any medicine
Of unknown composition ~ substitute
for rGolden Medical Discovery" which ID
. medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION,
having . complete list Of ingredients Ia
plain English on Its bottle-wrapper, thu
same being attested IS correct under oath
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets yesulat1
Ind tnvisofate stomarh. 1fveyand bowels
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22
For Sale at Warmers New Drug Store.
THIS SPACE BELONGS TO
St. Joseph Stake and |. D. s. Academy

Artesia-John Mattice and Leh
Larson.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22
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But now there's some things
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only for q little while--just long
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Graham guardian., 1909-01-22
VOTE OF The COUNTIES
Showing The Political Complexion
Of The Different Subdivisions Of
the Territory at Last Election

For the benefit of those inter
ested we have taken the trouble to
get the vote cast for Smith and
Cameron, and also for the legisla-
tive tickets and the total vote cast
for the head of the ticket, includ-
ing oil the candidates for congress,
in the different counties of the
Territory, and publish it in full
below. The figures are taken
from the official count Of the Boards
of Supervisors:
APACHE COUNTY
Smith, D., 1876; Cameron, R.,
36s; plurality for Cameron, l6s'
COUNCIL
Day, r., SCI. The democrats
had no candidate.
ASSEMBLY
wilkins, D., 205; Gibbons, R.,
1853; plurality for Gibbons, l58.
The entire republican ticket was
elected.
Total vote cast for delegate to
congress, 667.
COCONINO COUNTY
Smith, d., 396; Cameron, R..
$40; plurality for Cameron, ia.
COUNCIL
Hochderffer, D., All; Breen, r.,
SOL; plurality for Breen, 80.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22
Documents Filed for Record

Following is list of the docu.
m ents filed for record at the coun.
ty seat and compiled by the Ora.
bam County Abstract Co.:
Stephen W Dorsey to Copper
Mining Co of Arizona, deed. $4,000;
6 claims in Copper Mt dist.
W.T. Webb, ct al, form associa
ton Cottonwood Wash Company.
Adam A Smith is appointed
agent by Michigan Fire Insurance
Company.
Pearl Carico files locatloo notice
on / claim in Stanley Butte dist.
Benton u Landsman file proof
of labor on claims in Aravaipa
district.
Sam Hinton files official bond as
constable of Precinct No 7.
United States to J II McAfee,
patent, ne IA ne IA, sec 80 and
NV IA NV IA, sec 33, tp s, 26.
Bert Hopes to Mary Ann
Hopes, deed, $1,000; com 1865
chns of sw cor sw IA, sec 8, tp
7, + rs; 4 l-2 acres.
ID Lee to Seth Hopes, deed
500; 10 acres beginning 80 rds n
of sw cor IL sw IA sec 8, tip 7,
r 25.
JOS Bingham is appointed depu
ty sheriff,
Gibson Lumber Go VS. NJ Z
Brenner, lien, sl25; lumber for
building on 2 lot 6 and part OF
lot l6, blk 80.
Hyrum Weech to Milton Lines
and wife, release of mtg, $1,000
beg sw cor lot 2, blk Sc, Pima.
Milton Lines TO w A Lines
deed. 81, 1000; IL int in land beg
sw cor lot 2, blk Sc, Pima.
B Blessannt to R S McChesney
bill of sale, SITS; house No All on
A G Co ground
| JE Wootan flies official bond al
Ijustice of the peace, Precinct No 9
Detroit Copper Mining Co files
proof of labor on IL, ct al, claims
in Copper Mt dist.
Royal Tinto Mining Co file
proof of labor on claims in Ara
vaipa dist.
| Aravaipa Mining Go files proc
Of labor on claims in Aravaip'
district.
J N Haywood, adm, to Margare
|J Cuff, order com sale, lot 3, bill
III, Stafford.
julius Leszynsky files proof o
labor on group Of claims in Green
lee dist.
| IE Solomon to w A Bennett
release of mtg, s5l25O; W l.2 sv
4, sec 10, tp 7, r27.
| RI Young, ct al, file location
notices on 6 claims in Lone Sta
district
| Alver NJ Farmer to Title Guar
antee and Trust Co, deed, ID acre
in sw Ia, sec q, tp 6, r 25.
i FS Agnew to X S McChesney
bill of sale, s4C0; house 10 Morenc'
! Octavanio Levario files proof o
labor on l claim in Greenlee dist
| Myron Hanchett to Samuel
Allen, deed, S400; 10 acres in sc
u, tp 6, r 26.
Samuel J Sims and wife to Ma
rion d Maloy, deed, $40; NV l
Sc 4, sec "a, tp 6, + "a.
Luther Green files bond as roa
overseer district No 4
Hans N Chlarson and w /
Cluff file proof of labor on ! clair
10 Lone Star dist.
a Prina files bond as suprl
visor
RA Campbell files official bon
as lustice of the peace, precin
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22
LAME SHOULDER

This is q common form of muscu
lar rheumatism. No internal treat
ment is needed. Apply Chamber.
lain's Liniment freely twice a day
and quick cure is certain. This
liniment has proven especially
valuable for muscular aud chronic
rheumatism, and Ia sure to give
quick relief. Chamberlain's Lini
ment is also most excellent fol
sprains and bruises. Price, 2t
cents; large size so cents. For sal,
by Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22

HOME MISSION APPOINTMENTS FoR
JANUARY "a, 1909
Lebanen-Elam Olsen and Chas.
Freestone.
Central-Rupert e. Lee Wixom
and w. W. Wild.
Emery-Hyrum Crockett and ]
H Mangum.
Edeu-Silas P. Crum and G N
Notes.
Bryce-C. E. Ferrin and Don G.
Mcbride.
Hubbard-Geo. Bigler and Chas
Watson
Grabam-Delbert Welker and
Byron Smith.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22

Williams, D., $50; Coalter, r.,
48l; plurality for Coalter, l0l.
The sheriff, recorder and one
supervisor elected are democrats;
balance of ticket republican.
Total vote cast for the head of
the ticket, 1915.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22
ASSEMBLY

Williams, D., $50; Coalter, r.,
48l; plurality for Coalter, l0l.
The sheriff, recorder and one
supervisor elected are democrats;
balance of ticket republican.
Total vote cast for the head of
the ticket, 1015. ....-...
COCHISE COUNTY
Smith, D., 1888; Cameron, R.,
1926; plurality for Cameron, 29S.
COUNCIL
Goodrich, D., 2460; Caven, R.,
2164; plurality for Goodrich, 296.
ASSEMBLY
Bailey, D., 1921; Sutter, D., 1855;
Roberts, D., 1926! Shearer, R.,
1920; Flickenger, r., 1918; Cham.
psnge, r, 1912; pluralities for
Bailey, l; Sutter. 1856; Roberts, l06.
Democrats elected recorder, pro-
bate Judge and surveyor; balance
are republicans.
Total vote cast for head of the
ticket, 5lS7.
GRAHAM COUNTY
Smith, D., 1923; Cameron, ll46
plurality for Smith, 277.
COUNCIL
Hampton, D., 1908; Franz, R.
1880; plurality tor Hampton, 70.
ASSEMBLY
Pace, D., 1914; Merrill, d 1890
Crosby, R., ll67; Andarsan, X.
1858; plurality for Pace, lat; Mer
rill, 223.
The entire democratic ticke
was elected, excepting sheriff; h'
is republican.
Total vote cast for tho head o.
the ticket, 1858.
GILA COUNTY
Smith, D., 976; Cameron, 945
plurality for Smith, 81.
COUNCIL
Hunt, D., 1908; Martin, r., 9O6
plurality for Hunt, lO2.
ASSEMBLY
| Mccormick, D., $50; Trevillian
R., 92lj plurality for McCor
mick, SO.
Democrats elected probate judge
district attorney, sheriff, recorder
surveyor and one supervisor. Bal
ance are republicans.
Total vote cast for the head o
the ticket, 2342.
| MOHAVE COUNTY
Smith, d., 36l; Cameron, Il
1876; plurality for Smith, l66.
| COUNCIL
| st. Charles, D., 1856; McClellant
r, l59; plurality for st. Charles
1895.
| ASSEMBLY
Toby, D.. 837; Hutchisop, X
llS7; plurality for Toby, $50.
| Ali the democrats were electe
excepting the sheriff, and for thi
office they had no candidate.
Total vote cast for the head
the ticket, $40.
MARICOPA COUNTY
Smith, D., 1885, Cameron, X
1924; plurality for Cameron, 20
COUNCIL
O'NeiIl, D., 2227; Hahn, I
slsyi; pfunr1,y for o'NsH1l, $50.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22
ACADEMY NoTEs

ACADEMY NOTES
Bro. James A. Gale was Wis
itor at the Academy Monday at
devotion
The classes continue to work as
usual. The chemistry class makes
smells, the physiology class is
carving gophers, the class in botany
is drawing blood through the vas
cular cylinders of exogens and
through the filvo-vascular bundles
of endogens. The class IN physics
is sparkling a rivalry existing Tor
Nellie's hand.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22
Farm for Rent

Good farm for rent for cash in
Artesia. Plenty Of arteslan water
for irrigation. House and farming
tools. For further particulars in
nHiYe by TN GrAkrfAS bfN'e. n
Graham guardian., 1909-01-22

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Graham guardian., 1909-01-22
ASSEMBLY

Wobll, ~, SO6VJ be cVuAo, ~
2O3S; Wilbur, R, 1868; Reed, R
2042; Stewart, R., 1869; Goodrich,
B.. 2Ol7; plurality for Webb, D., q;
Woolf. D., 3; De Souza, D, II
Reed, r., plurality "ver Avi-, =
mocrats elected entire ti,k
except one representative and +
bare judge.
ToIal vote cast for head of
ticket, 4472.
NAVAJO COUNTY
Smith, D., 304; Cameron. R.,
395; plurality for Cameron, 81.
COUNCIL
Morgan, D., 46O; Ward, R., 2s3;
plurality for Morgan. 1T.
ASSEMBLY
Peterson, D., 445; Willis, R. 23S;
plurality for Peterson, 2O7.
Democrats elected district at
torn"y. sheriff, recorder and sur
veyor; republicans elected probat'
Judge, treasurer and two super
visors.
Total vote cast for the head OF
the ticket, 739.
PINAL COUNTY
Smith, D., $40; Cameron, R 357;
plurality for Cameron, 8.
COUNCIL
Weedin, D., 393; Guild, R., 347;
plurality for Weedin, 46.
ASSEMBLY
Bourne, o., AIT; Snider, D., 332;
Shaw, r 3S4; plurality for Bourne,
D., 33; Shaw, r., 81.
Democrats elected balance of
ticket excepting the sheriff and
one supervisor.
Total vote cast for head of the
ticket. 706
PIMA COUNTY
Smith, D., 1860; Cameron, R.,
1896; plurality for Cameron, 36.
COUNCIL
Finley, D., l247; Atkinson, R.,
1858; plurality for Atkinson, 6.
ASSEMBLY
Hollywood, D, 1860; Hughes,
D., 1lOS; Hazelett, D., 1l20; Moore,
R., 1879; Doan, R., 1885; Hill, r.,
1852; plurality for Hollywood, D.,
s; Moore. R., 1877; Doau, R., S3.
The democrats elected the treas
urer, the balance being republicans.
Total vote cast for the head of
the ticket, 2672.
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
Smith, D., 342; Cameron, R.,
8OS; plurality for Smith, 81.
COUNCIL
Finley, D., sS7; Atkinson, R.,
3l7; plurality for Finley, 20.
AsupupIv
Duffey, D., 800; Walker, r, l66;
plurality for Duffy, l06
Democrats elected entire ticket
excepting one supervisor and sur
veyor.
Total vote cast for head of the
ticket, 678.
NoTE-Finley aud Atkinson
were candidates for Joint council
man for Pima and Santa Cruz
counties.
YAVAPAI COUNTY
Smith, D, 1925; Cameron, RI
1882; plurality for Cameron, 2Oo'
COUNCIL
Burns, D., 1880; Young, R., 1885
plurality for Burns. "A.
ASSEMBLY
Hall, D, 1874; Moore, D., 1911
Morris, d.. l445; Laird, R., l249
Mckinley, R., 1851; Bray, r., 1867
plurality for Hall, D., 33; Morris,
D., 1874; Bray, R, 56
Treasurer, district attorney, pro-
bate judge, school superintendent
and surveyor were elected by the
democrats; balance of the ticket
are republicans.
Total vote cast for the head OF
the ticket, 3245.
YUMA COUNTY
Smith, D., 567; Cameron, r., 67S
plurality for Cameron. IL,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26
Coming Bargain Event.

An announcement which will no
doubt prove OF interest TO the people
OF this section is that OF the Chicago
Syndicate Sale. Phifer Bros. which
appears on the fifth page OF tOday's
Sun. The stock OF this firm, which
is known as the New York Racket. H.
now valued at $4,000. and this. en-.
tire accumulation Of goods will BE-
sacrificed for a period Of ten days.
beginning Friday. Aug. 27th. at a. m.,
the sale being under supervision o;
c. T. Clapp 4 Company. who term
themselves The People Who Have
the Power To Cut Prices" On Satur
day. the 2Sth. $50 worth Of merchan.
disc will BE- thrown from the second
story OF the Phifer building To the
crowd below. and this novel and uni
que innovation will doubtless draw
many to the scene. Read the list
OF prices.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26
MELRosE MENTION.

MELROSE, Aug. $50. c. Hus.
band. recently appointed postmaster
here. has taken charge Of the post.
Office.
G. A. Richardson. who moved TO
Melrose some months ago from At.
lanta. has bought A. W. Craig's inter.
est in the Steamer Santa Fe" run
ming between here and Waldo.
School will open here September
5th.
Miss Vera Husband returned Fri
lay from Starke. accompanied by
Misses Minnie and Louise Bessant
Miss Flora Mathews OF Campville
Is visiting Mrs. r. r. Norton.
DR. c. ". YearwOOd returned today
to Dunnellon
Mrs. VI. Corpew and Mrs Tickle are
visiting friends In town.
Rev. J. c. Collum is assisting Rev.
r.. r. Moseley in a series of meetings
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26

In the real estate and insurance bust
ness. of which he Is making much
success.
Az this writing he is gradually i'm
proving. which fact will be- OF much
pleasure to his host OF friends.
Up TO this time no arrest has been
made II is thought that II the mat
ter Is not taken up here AZ home that
the Governor will very likely take up
the matter. and will make a thorough
investigation.