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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-11
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UN PATE CONNIE ON EN- VOLT PEU
Ce fot en- vain que la duchesse
supplia la refine. le cardinal Maza-
rim, tous oeux qui pouvaient lui
rendre son fills.
Ellie n'obtint pas meme la liber-
t6 de lie voir.
Un mols se passa ainsi.
Que devenait pendant &c temps
ID Daniel Elzevier? .
A peine le voyait on. II await
disparu; ION l'accusait presque din.
gratitude.
Luz seul dependant, en- ami dis.
cret ct fdele, travaillait e&cace-
ment q la d6livrance de Tancrede.
Un soir, enfin, il 90 fit annoncer
chez la puchesse.
Aussi calme, aussi froid que
d'habitude, il s'avspca vers ellie, 81
lui dit:
-Pardonnez moi, madame, ga
voir ]usqu'icl gard6 mon secret;
j'ai GRANT que l'espoir ne Sc ld'
dams vos yeux ct ne donnat l6veil.
Nous sommes bien seuls,, nest il
pas vrai?... .Personne no peut
nous entendre!
-Personne! murmura la pauvre
mere toute palpitante d'6motloD
mails vous avez done un moyen de
lie SAWYER .dites!. .oh dites.
-C'est Moore bien Uncertain,
madame la duchesse let moi
meme je LIE sails trop encore sur
quot je compte.
-Exp!iquez vous, mon antigua
vez-vous fat?
Pendant quinze ]ours TAI rode
autour de la bastille, ct me suis
convaincu que sans agreement du
gouverneur, il nest pas moins i'm.
possible d'y p6netrer que den sor.
tir.
&c gouverneur,p eut.on l'atten.
drir, Pacheter?
-C'est NJ de Chsvigny. Ineor.
ruptible, infexiblet N6snmoins
%puis-qu'on ne peut rien du dehors
cost au dedans quill faut agir.
All! vous svez que]que lntelli'
gence avec la garrison, aveo le;
!gfollers.
-H6las! non, madame.
-Mais alors....
0Restent les prisonniers. Un
prisonnier du moins. .Vous lie
connaissez,Je crois lie due de Beau
fort?
-Oui, o'etalt l'ami du due de
Robaa.... Mails VOLTA cinq ans
quill est q Ia Bastilte ct que, NAL.
gre toutes les tentatives, il men
peut sortir lui-meme.
Ill en- sortira,M me Il duchesse,
sill faut en- croire Horoscope de
Goisel. Get as,rologue a preuit que
lie jour de la Peutec0:e ne SO passe-
raft pas sana que le due de Beau.
fort s'6ch ,ppat de prison.
Eft c'est une semblable esp6.
rance....?
-Aussi ne vous eli aurais-]e pas
parl6, ma lame, 81 je n'avais besoin
dun mot de vous,
Pour uu] ce mott
-Four NJ. de Beaufort.
Que faut-ll ecrire: demanda.
t-elle.
Que vous lui serez reconnais
sante sill obtient -qus votre ills
: puisse puisse iai rendre v~isite....
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-11
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CONTRE-MINES

Do, le lendemaln, ma1tre Clau.
de Jolly, procureur au Parliament
ct tuteur de Tancrele produlsit
devant le tribunal la lettre de la
duchesse Marguerite, lie testament
du due de Rohan.
Devant ces preuves accablantes,
les Chabot resterent atterr6s, leur
cause semblait perdue sans re-
tour.
Dependant leur avocat obtint un
arret de hultaine pour repondre.
L. deu1leme jour, un srret royal
intervint, adjoignant 4 Ia Chambre
de r6dit la Grand'Chambre ct la
Tournelle.
C'6tait tripler arbitrsirement le
nolnhre des jugee, c'6tait enfrein-
Dire l'6dit de Nantes. atm d'assurer
contre toute justce,le triomphe des
Chabot.
La mere de Tancl4de assemble
en- conseil tous ses parents aui lui
6taient restes fd6les. II fut r6solu
qu'on feralt default, lalssant pro.
noncer un arret contre lequel Tan
crede, alors mineur, aurait la liber-
t6 de sc pourvoir en- des temps
moins defavorables.
Vainement il await voulu compa-
raftre ct lutter quand meme; il dut
sc rendre aux prl6res de ga mere, q
l'exhortation de ses proches. Lors.
que les trois chambres ensemble
rent, aucun avocat nj p1ooureur ne
ga pr6septa q l'appel du nom de
IencrAde.
L'histoire nous a conserve les
mons de ceux de la partie adverse
Martinez plalda pour la jeune du-
cheese de Rohan, Gauthier pour
son mari. Patru pour les qustre.
vingts seigueurs qui s'6talent rem
dus parties int ,rvenantes. L'avocat
general. Omer Talon. conclut q &c
que les defaillants fussent repous.
s6s de leur requete, ct que ION ad.
jugeat aux comparants leurs fiji
ct conclusions. En- consequence,
parret fl defense 4 Tancrede, sol
distant fills du duo de Rohan, ainsi
qua tous autres. de lui en- conner
les qualities, d peine de sc vol
%poursuiv, scion les lois ct ordon.
nancee. Ce n'etait qu'un arret pro.
visoire, mails il 6tait accablsnt.
Les parents du d6sh6rite s'6lol'
gn4rent en- lui dormant rendez
Yous pour des temps meilleur.
Tancle EIDE secoualt tristement IL
tete.
Sn mere s'efforcslt de le conso
Ter:
M fills! mon enfant! ne tt
refte-t il pas ma tendresse?.... 800,
Espere encore. .Dis-moi ce gu.
pourrait distralre Ia douleur
Veux-tu partir.
Mon pas! on dirait que ia
peur....que Je me cache. ..Je
VouX he mOnlrer. 6u cOQtTdlfo e
meme dams le malheur, prouver
tous que je suis un vrai Rohan!
La viellle dachesse etait une IL
ces femmes her. iqaes qui. lorsqu'
rhonueur commander ne retiennen
PTS un fills sur le chemiu du dan
ger. Ellie 90 contenta de le recon
mander du regard q ses deu!
AIMS.
Tnncreds percourut la Vile e
re Cat de nombreuses marques d,
tympa,hie. Ca ct Ia quelques sou
rr-s....mels lis self .ieut aussl
tot dev. Mt la noble frrte de sol
regard. La perte de son process, sol
ndversit6. lie rendaient encore plu'
~n.eressant, plus populaire. On Il
savnlt vlctllne du Mszsrln, victim,
de IL cour, tous les mecontents We
uai, mt q Iui, L. coDsid6rtnt commt
dies leurs, dans la gaerre civiIe qu
Sc repa ait, chacuu lui promet
TAFT un zoe.
C'6talt L. temps CD lie ministr'
,'d'Anne a'Autricne venait de com
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-11
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITEs

Les consultations gratdites des
M&decins de la Compagnle M&di-
Gale Moro Sc donnent tous les jours,
except@ les dimanches, de 9 heures
du matin, a6 heures du soir, au No
az rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
Les hommes malades qui ne peu-
vent venir voir ces medecins sont
invites a leur envoyer par 1ettre
une description de tout &c qu'ils
soufrent.
Les Pi)ules Moro sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de rene
des. Nous les envoyons aussi par
la poste, au Canada ct aux Etats-
Unis, sur reception du prix, soc
une bofte, $3.50, six bottles.
Toutes les 1ettres doivent etre
adressees :COMPAGNIE MEDI-
GALE MORO, az, rue Saint
Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-11

parer ses ennemis aux Coolers ct
gamins qui frondaient sur les ram
parts ct s'enfuyaient bien vite q
!%'spproche du guet. On l'avait pris
au mot; on chsntalt d6ja CO re.
rain:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-11

Le vim est I'll bon march6 en- Es-
payne qu'on & en- sert q la place
de l'eaa pour d<layer lie cirage q
c~haussures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-11

Lea PILULES MORO sot en- vmeA la Pharmace de Rose ct Morgan, Successors de
Geo A. Re 3O3 Avenue Centrale
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
A MISSISSIPPI
ENTHUSIAST
Mrs. Lena Gresham, Of Clinton,
Miss, Has a Few Facts to
Tell Our Readers About
Cardui.

Clinton, Miss.--"Thanks to Cardui, +"
writes Mrs. Lena Gresham, Of this place,
81 have been greatly relieved"
81 suffered for three years from female
inflammation, and had taken medicine
from four different physicians without
much benefit.
81 have received more benefit from
seven bottles of Cardtti, than from all the
physicians"
lust try Cardui. That's all we ask.
1t speaks for itself. Ii has helped so
many thousands, it must be able to
help you.
Trying Cardui won't hurt you IT is
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Ifyou are weak, tired, down and out,
try Cardui.
If you are sick, miserable. and suffer
from womanly pains, like headache,
backache, dragging feelings; pains in
side, arms, legs, etc.-try Cardiff.
1t is the medicine for all women.
Ii is the tonic for you.
NB.-Write 10: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Cha'),-
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Instructions, and Ga-paqe book, Home Trc2fr.eut
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
personal =
AND SOCIAL

Gales was given under The auspices
Of the Brunswick Musical association.
The program was che of the most
delightful yet rendered and was thor
oughly enjoyed ~ the large audience
The ladies of the Taylor Chapel will
give an oyster r-ast this afternoon
and evening in the grove near the
Six-Mile Crossing, to which the PEG
pie of the city generally are invited.
Convenient railroad schedules make it
possible to visit the crossing at al
most any time. Oysters with all of
the accomplishments will be served at
a reasonable price and Il pleasant
lime is promised all who attend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
Spring,

Spring, ieaItiful spring, once more
we hear the wild birds sim,
And The whispering trees like d sweet
toned lutte,
t"hats that, Mary? Jimmy needs a
new suite
And the skies are as blue as a jewel
rare and from my eyes there
drops a tear.
whats that, Mary? You want new
gown?y
On will seek some shady nook be
side little babbling brook
And there all worldly troubles lose
whats that, Mary? Kate needs new
shoes.)
Spring has come and hearts grow
light
And we sing is We travel for home
at night.
And the moon throws down its golden
tresses
whats that, Marry? The la5y needs
fressesD
o, the jcy that fills us and drives
away care, sweet peace and hap
pihS5S Sc'Hh W uIdW near,
And we raise oIr voices and ioyfully
Sing
whats that, Mary? a new Easter han.
Oh TO h with springJ
Frank A. Reiman.
Mrs. f. H. Ma-on lac, yesterday on |
short visit TO Savannah
Mrs. j. J. Wimherly and little scr |
are spending some time with relatives
in Savannah
Miss Meta Rice is i'll at the home
Of her sister Mrs J. D. Gofcrth. on
Union street.
Miss Leah Brown, who has been
spending several days in Atlanta, re-
turned to the city yesterday.
+ s. *
Mr. and Mrs Tanner, who have
been spending some time at the Ogle-
thorpe, left yesterday for Memphis. !
Tenn
Mrs. High arrives shortly from Mad
1son Ga, to visit her son, ]. II. High |
They will be with MIS-. H. G. Harris |
on George street.
Mrs. Alice E. Clay who has been
spending some time at the Oglethorpe,
left yesterday for a trip through Flor
ida before returning to her home in
New London, Conn.
The various Brunswick church
choirs will begin practicing next week
for the Easter music. In some of the
churches the musical program, as us
ual, will be features of the services.
Dr. and Mrs Gazzam. who have .
been spending the winter in Bruins
wick, left Wednesday for Asheville,
NJ c., where they viii spend some /
time before returning to their home +
IN Philadelphia i
Mrs atie McKinncn returns to-
morrow from visit to her daughter
Mrs. j. w. Griffith, in Savannah. She ,
will be accompanied ly Mrs. Griffith :
and little son, who will spend |
some time in the city.
Il e
Mrs N. b. Harrison entertained the
various circles of the First Metho
dist church very pleasantly yesterday l
afternoon A large number Of the
ladies' of the church were present and !
onioved the afternoon. Delightful re :
freshments were served and altogeth
err the affair was q v"rv pleasant ore.
Nnothor largo au6feoce woe pros-
crt at the Pastime theatre last nieht,
when the third of series of must
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
W. II. DE:v0E:

Al HONEST DOLLAR BUYS AN
HONEST LOAD OF WOOD AT
KNIGHTS. PHONE 448.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18

Ask your grocer for Juliet Meal
no othe" as good
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18

Miss Meta Rice is III at the HON,
Of her sister, Mrs. J. D. Gofcrth. o.
Union street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
MAYOR RAY VS.. COUNCIL;
SAYS 1T VIOLATED LAW
Special to The Tribune.

JROTO. July lS-At the city council
meetinp tonight the following communi-
cation was presented and read by Mayor
s.As chief executive OF Provo City, ]
yish TO call your attention to the fact
tbat the $4,000 belonging to the sinking
fund for the redemption OF the original
bond issues OF Provo City has been with
drawn from said fund. And there Is also
No money in the sinking fund for the re-
dennption Of the $35, ,0c0 bond issue. TINS
is" violation OF the state law, and ooth
of these funds should be intact, and
should be used for no other purpose eS-
cenf for the redemption OF these bonds
Tbese acts on the part OF the city gov
ernment In not maintaining these iunds,
has heen greatly criticised by a great
n,,nhor OF citizens. ! therefore warn
thn city council In order TO avoid FUR
,hor conpllcations; against the repetition
of This violation Of the state law
rcd hot debate followed Immediately
aftcr this Councilmen Beebe: Thomas
ard Newell took exception TO the mayor
staten,ents inasmuch as he had approved
all the bills which took the money out
Of the sinking fund. Councilman 30" =,
olson denied that the councl haa hcle9
,,n nwisely and claimed that they had used
unod business methods and that Provo
Sity was able 10 redeem It's bonds.
The Wheelright Construction company
-, OGDEN was awarded the contract for
constructing sidewalks In district no, H.
oStensIon No 1, for the sum OF Sl3,3Oo
Nayor w, H Ray presented commu-
,tnation appointing j. w. n. WhltcCotton
u rr,nn,her OF the free public library
hoarS in place OF J. Challen Smith re-
signed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
News of lntermountain Region
CITY COUNCIL WILL
ENFORCE FRANCHISE
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 1S.-At the city council
meeting this evening a communication
from Mayor William Gasmann was read,
asking that the Salt Lake Ogden rail-
road be compelled to live up to its fran
chise In the matter of equitable rates
between Ogden and Salt Lake City. The
trouble arose because this road has been
charging Ogden people more to 20 TO La
COON than II has asked Salt Lake people
10 pay. IL II does not live up TO It's fran
cn,se. action Will probably be taken to re.
woke 1t. The matter was referred to the
railroad committee, the city attorney and
the mayor.
Another communication was received
from the mayor, asking, the city council
10 pass resolution requesting the Ogden
Bench Canal company to allow citizens
TO get their water further up the Ogden
river. The city owns stock In this canal
was adopted.
On recommendation OF the law commit
zee, the Following tax levy was fixed: For
contingent expenses, mills; for repair OF
streets and sidewalks. mills: for repair
OF sewer and water mains. lilo mill: for
maintenance OF public library. 3-l0 mill
making total OF 4-10 mills levied. This
was passed
an order singned by Judge T. D. Lewis
OF Salt Lake. giving the city Jurisdiction
over the property which Will have TO be
moved for the extension OF Hudson ave
nue.. The order also enioined any per-
son from interfering with the city en-
ployees in tearing down buildings fol
opening OF the new street
The Moran Construction company OF
Ogden was awarded the contract for lay
Ing OF sewers in district los. The bic
OF Sl7.49 was the lowest OF four offered
On motion of Councilman Dana the
city attorney was instructed to notify the
Independent Telephone company. the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone eompan,
and the Utah Light G. Railway company
to remove their poles from the curbins
on West Seventeenth street. within fif.
teen days. and upon their failure to dc
SO, the city attorney was instructed u
take action at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance levying tax and for
the assessment of property In the terri
tory included between South Temple and
Ninth South streets, and from the in
terceptng sewer east 10 Second West
streets, in sewer district No. 2, for the
construction OF sewers.
Be 1t ordained by the city council of
Salt Lake City, Utah;
Section l. That the city council does
hereby lovy the tax and provide for the
assessment OF the same upon the prop
,erty hereinafter described In sewer dis
trict No. . for the construction OF sew
In lots i. .. 9. 4. 5, 6. and S. block
81, plat IA l 10 16. inclusive, and 21
TO 30. inclusive, block .; / TO 10. inclusive,
block /. FranlSin's subdivision. block 46;
/, S, 0. and s, block so. /. 5. 6, and g.,
block 40; i. 2. 3, 4 and S. block Al; 4
and 5. block 4S, 1s to %. inclusive, and
2 10 Is. inclusive. block 2. Heaths sub
division. block 80. plat &C" abutting on
the west side of Fourth West street. be-
tween South Temple and First South
streets: on the east side Of Eighth West
street between First South and Second
South streets; on the north side OF Sec
ond South street between Sixth West
and Eighth West streets: on the south
side Of Second South street between
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
EPHRAIM PIONEER WOMAN
ENTERS LONGER JOURNEY
Special to The Tribune.


EPHRAIM. July lS-Mrs. Sophia
Bailey, wife of the late Alfred Bailey. Sr.,
OF this city. died at her home Saturday
evening after an illness of only a week.
She was one OF the pioneers of this city
and had been a resident here since the
year 1852.
She was born in Birming cham. England
and when a young lady OF Is she became
converted TO the Mormon religion and
emigrated TO Utah the following year.
She walked the entire distance from Flor
ence, Ia, to Utah, which was over 400
miles. She later came TO Ephraim. where
she was married to Mr.. Bailey. who was
among those men who were selected to
go to Florence for the party. Mr.. Bailey
was a. member OF the first hand cart
company that crossed the plans. They
were among the first home builders In
this city and shortly after having their
little log cabins prepared the Indians
commenced their wars with the whites.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey assisted in
building the rock fort for their protec-
ton.
Mrs. Bailey was the mother of twelve
children. eight OF whom are living. They
are Mrs, Orson Poulsen. Alfred, William,
James. Mrs. Sarah Pousen, Frank, John
and Mrs. Ada Stevens. Funeral services
will be held at o'clock Tuesday after
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
LEWIS LARSEN KILLED
BY LIGHTNING STROKE
Special to The Tribune.

EPHRAIM, July 1S-News reached here
this morning Of the death of Lewis Lar
sen, one Of the prominent citizens OF Cas-
tledale. Mr., Larsen, in company with
his brother Hans, was in the field at
work wher a storm came up which COM
PEELED them to leave the field and both
sought shelter IN an old farm house. Just
as they were comfortably seated the
lightning struck down and instantly killed
Lewis and rendered the brother uncon
scious. The end of the house was torn
down. When the brother regained con-
sciousness he lost no time in maxim 6
known what had happened and Mr., Lar
sen was taken to his home. where his
wife had been anxious awaiting his re-
turn. She Is heartbrolten over the affair
and has the sympathy of the community.
The brother is reported TO be In serious
condition. The arrangements for the fu-
neral have not yet been completed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance levying a tax and for the
assessment OF property on all streets
within the district bounded on the north
by the center line of Ninth South street;
on the east by the east property line OF
West Temple street on the south by inc
north property line Of Roper avenue mna na
on the west by the west pwar py0perDSi District
No. ?. for the construction OF sewers -,
Be it ordained by the city counch OIL
Salt Lake City; Utah: , ,r,ou does
hereby levy the tax and provide tor tne
assessment OF the same upon the prop
erty hereinafter described In Sewer DIS
:rict No: 2; for the construction o.
SeMeio IN lots 9 to 25 inclusive. block ?, "a and
rs, block /. Hunters subdivision, block
3s e. block black p Edwards ss sooney's'2a Snd a.
ri block W 1. Glenn subdivision. block "a
s. 6, and S, block 2s; "a TO ~.
inclusive. block MarTns'1nc n: pSaneiy on is
block "a: and to 13. inclusive. BLOCK
5: ! to 6. inclusive. block ! Coates a.
Corum's South Gale subdivision. block
elusive, block S. Ontario subdivision.
block "a: Is, 16 II and IS. block "a: to
5 inclusive. block 3, Davis SHARP & q
Plat "a" Big Field survey, ,abutting on
the south side of Ninth South street he
tween West Temple and Second West
streets and on both sides OF SECOND Wess
street between Ninth South street anu
Paxton avenue.
This tax Is levied TO defray the eX-
psnse Of constructing vitri1ed pipe
sewers ten Q0) and twelve. Q2) inches
In diameter upon the portions OF snld
streets opposite the property hereinbe-
| fore and hereinafter described 10 be espe-
clany affected and benefited by said Inn
provement. and II Is hereby adjudsed;;
determined and established that said
PROPERTY will he especially benehted
thereby to the full amount of the tax
| hereby levied. and said parcels OF land
| are hereby assessed al an equal and uni
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
COMMISSIONERS SIT AS
BOARD OF CANVASSERS
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. July 1s.-The Weber county
sers this morning TO so over the election
returns from the vote on the road tax
levy at Harrisville. Statewide. Roy, Riv-
erdale and Pleasant View. held July IL.
II was found that a majority of the vot-
ers at HarrisvilIe. Statewide and Roy
had expressed themselves in favor Of the
5-mill tax for better roads. At River
dale a majority OF the residents voted in
favor OF 3-mil tax levy for road pur-
poses. while at Pleasant View the voters
refused to allow the 5-mil road tax.
This will result In a number OF i'm
provements TO the county roads. which
will be started at once under the super
vision OF County Road Supervisor Childs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
CHERRIES ARE IN DANGER,
RIFT PICTURE SHOW ASSURED

Snecial to The Tribune
KAYsvILLE July lS.-Couny Tree
Inspector LIE Roy Marsh repgrled 10 tbs Ims
i, poui,u mai the orchards OF Davis county
Week We looEine s,Ld finc, with the exception OF
The The cherry trees: which are being 1,r, at AL
tackled by the slug, and stateq rs iureher aaopt
that unlcss prompt measures are aoop'-
.d serious loss Will result :. ..o
The Bountiful Opera company is ,ure rne
name of new company tnat IN Is RonnrI- 20 IuT-
nish ms for a giving moving pictures and the.
John s. Leddinsaamn prs5iddeniih snd these E"Gen ion
Ifrtpp, w,th Amos Cook Lamont Call;
gstheTK g,r Kesler, @I,r Charles r, Mabey and
David Moss form the board OF sssd difss1oTs, In
ine.t,,J ing c,itg by the county assessor
lS0nnI,S lSnnnts 10 sl5e $50. II Is estimated that
the levy made by the state tat boar board VIII
ipcrense this amount $4,000 more
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
WEBER COMMISSIONERS
HOLD BUSY SESSION
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, July 1s.-A claim from VIII
lard Scowcroft for SOD damages resulting
to his automobile on account OF the con-
dition OF the county road at the Farr
West crossing near Plain City. several
weeks ago. was turned down by the We
ber county commissioners this morning
at the regular session,
An opinion was received from the coun-
" attorney In regard to the claim: In
which that official declared that II there
is any liability the ogden Rapid Transit
Company or those 10 whom the county
issued the franchise for the erection OF
an extension of the line to Plain City.
are responsible for the condition OF the
road at the point where the accident oc-
CURED. Mr.. Scowcroft was referred to
these parties for redress.
County Assessor Edwin Dix reported
that there are now $4,000 transient sheep
grazing In Weber county, and steps will
be taken to obtain a division Of the tax
received from the fockmasters by other
counties where the sheep have been win
tering.
Orin 3. Hadlock. now serving as a pa
trolman on the Ogden police force. was
appointed by Sheriff Wilson and approved
by the commissioners as night Office
deputy In the sheriff's office.