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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-04
PROBLEMS CONFRONTING
NEW ADMINISTRATION
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LOGAN, Jan. 3-The new city admin
istration assumed control of the city o.
Logan at noon today. 1t Is headed by
John Anderson, one OF the leading bust
ness men OF this section. and with thc
exception or the rccoruer is Republi-
can III complexion. On account oil tie
number of holdover councilmen that
the Democrats had, however, the coun-
Gil viii have five members of each
party in 1t, and this Will cause some
thing OF a tie up in the matter of ap-
pointments Tho Democrats, 1t is
thought will refuse to stand for ahy
changes being made in the chief ap-
pointive offices, and their contention Is
that the Interpretation OF the law given
by the Supreme court in the Sheets
case, arising in Salt Lake City, requires
a clear majority of all councilmen III
office. to confirm appointment. Mayor
Anderson, 1t is said had not contemplat-
cd any radical changes in the APP
pointive offices. especially as affecting
the police, as there is the new prohibi-
ton law to enforce and the mayor de-
sires all the efficient help he can secure
in maintaining the law. The retiring
administration has been one of the
most progressive in the history of the
city and goes out with the thanks and
respect of all the people.
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LEHI.
FUNERALS OF MRS. ROSE
AUSTIN AND OTHERS
lsnecinl corresnondence.


Lehi Utah Co, Utah. Jan. 3.-The
funeral of Mrs. Rose Broadhead Booth
Austin, who died Saturday. was held
from the new Tabernacle at noon to-
day. The house was filed with sorrow
ing friends and relatives and the floral
tributes were most beautiful
Bishop j. II. Gardner read
Biographical sketch of deceased and
told of the high esteem in which the
bishopric held her, and many other
prominent speakers culoglzed her beau
tiful life. The choir rendered a num-
ber of beautiful selections and a quar-
tet sang, Heaven is My Home"
Mrs Austin was a daughter of Pa
triarch David Broadhead and wife of
Nephi Was born May 30. 1863, at
Nephi. She leaves two sons and ono
daughter by n former marriage and an
infant son which was born last Mon
day. also an aged monther, seven
brothers and five sisters. She married
Farley Austin. of the sugar company
here. Jan 20. 1909 who is left to mourn
the loss OF his bride of less than a
year. She was a mother in very deed
also 10 Mr.. Austin's nine children by
a former marriage. She was a kind
and loving mother and wife. and leaves
a host of friends to mourn her sad de-
mise During her short life in Lehi
she was truly loved by all who knew
her. In Nephl as well as here, she was
active In Church work and was true
Latter day Saints.
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RECENT DEATHS
AvERETT, wILL1AM-At Heber

AVESETT, WILLIAM-At Heber,
Wasatch county. Dec. %, William
Averett, an honored and esteemed
Church veteran and Utah pioneer died
of stomach and heart trouble He was
born July 81. 1899. in Hancock county,
Ill. in a willow wickup in which his
parents had taken refuge upon being
driven from their homes In Missouri by
mob violence. and was Graded in the
prosecutions to which the Mormon
Church was subjected at that time
Educated in the school OF hard times
and priyations, he was we'll fortified to
become a pioneer in the Rocky noun
tain wilderness He came to Utah in
1S47, when he was years of age. and
assisted in driving flock OF sheep with
first company OF emigrants following
the pioneers. He was one of the hrsc
settlers also of Wasatch county. He
married Miss Elizabeth Hicken. Jan. !,
1865 There were born to them nine
children. IL grandchildren and one great
grandchid. all of whom are living, in
fact this IS the first bronx in that large
family circle He was n farmer and
stock man and highly respected citi-
zen IN the community He was honest.
kind and sincere toward his fellow man.
and affectionate and indulgent to his
family.
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HANDSOME NEW CHAPEL
FOR SIXTH WARD

OGDEN. Jan. 4.-The FIRST meeting
to be held in the new Sixth ward meet
inghouse, located at Madison avenue
and Twenty-third street, convened
Monday evening when the ward priest
mood meeting was held. The building.
which cost upwards OF 5000 and is
considered one OF the finest i'm the state,
has not been formally dedicated and
VIII not be until the furnishings. which
have been ordered. arrive. The house
has seating capacity of 450 and moth
ing has been omitted In the construc-
ton which will add to the beauty and
convenience OF the building The large
basement has been divided into class
rooms for Sunday school and othcs
purposes, and the heating system of the
building is said to be one of the best
in the city
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

At the evening session of the council
the president appointed the following
standing committees:
Observation-Disclosures Iinckley, Jen-
sen
Streets and Alleys-McCulloush,
Newell, Carter
Irrigation-Carter, Newell, Harding.
Finance-Thomas, Beebe. Hinckley.
Sewers and Drains-Newell, Harding,
Mccullough.
Judiciary-Jensen, Hinckley. Thomas.
Engineering and Prlntlng-JenSen,
Bott. Beebe.
Electric Light-Bott. Jensen, Beebe.
Fire Department-Bott. Mccullough,
Thomas,
Railroads and Telegraph Lines
Hinckley, Jensen. Beebe.
Cemetery-Harding. Carter, McCul-
Tough.
Police and City Prlson-Newell, Jen-
sen. Carter.
Elections-Carter. Harding. Bott.
Claims-M Thomas. Bott.
Public Grounds and City Property
Beebe, Carter. Harding.
LIcense-IIinckley Newell Harding.
Rules-Hinckley Thomas. oBtt.
Agriculture and Manufacture -
Thomas, Newell. Mccullough
President Powelson was added to the
following committees on motion of
Councilman Jensen:
Waterworks, streets and alleys. fin
ance. sewers and drains, judiciary and
electric lights.
The council then adjourned till Tues
day the 18th.
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FUNERAL OF MISS KENDALL.

LEHI. Jan. 3.-The funeral of Miss
Blanche Kendall, who died at Rigby.
Idaho. Dec 26, were held from the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Wilson
here, Bishop Henry Lewis presiding.
Consoling remarks were made by Pres
ident A. ]. Evans and Heber Bennion.
Miss Kendall. daughter of Judge Eli
and Mrs. Clerissa Kendall. was born
June 13. 1886, at st. Johns. Kan. She
has resided here mostly since 1895,
when her parents joined the Church
and came here.
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JOHN NJ. wIl1rroN STRICKEN.

OGDEN, Jan. 4.-John NJ. Whittpn.
said to be the owner of about 20 houses
and other property in Ogden and well
fixed financially, was tried before Il
lunacy commission at the county court
house Monday morning consisting Of
Judge j. A. Howell. Or. Edward I,
Rich and DR.. Joseph Morell. 1t seems
that Whitton who Is about so years
of age and In poor health, recently sut-
fered from a stroke OF paralysis. and
that this. In a measure, affected his
mental balance. He was ordered place l
In the ogden general hospital for treat
ment until 1t is thoroughly lemon
strated that he cannot be cured by
medical attention.
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ROSTER OF OGDEN'S
NEW CITY GOVERNMENT
Republicans Assume Charge of Mu-
niclDal Affairs of junction
City.

OGDEN, Jan. A meeting of the old
city council was called to order at II
o'clock Monday morning in the coun-
ell chambers. and after speeches had
been made by Mayor Brewer and some
of the retiring city officers, the meeting
was adjourned sine die. The outgoing
councilmen are Samuel Thomas of the
Third ward and DE- H J. Powers of
the Second ward. Those filling the va
cancieS are James j. Barker of the
Third and John H. Larson of the
Second ward.
The new city officers are as follows:
William Glasmann. mayor (R).
Carl Allison, recorder (R.).
Florence Stanford, auditor (R)
Thomas b. Farr. treasurer (R).
James De Vine, city attorney (R)
John d. Murphy. municipal Judge, OR.
Councllmen- First ward: John Aus
tin CR). George Wilson (R.).
Second ward Charles Humphrls
CD. ], H Larson R).
Third ward: Joseph Rama (R), j..
j. Barker R).
Fourth ward, Chris. FIygare CD,
Horace Peery Cd.
Fifth ward: Samuel Browning Cd.
DR.. George y. Dickson (R)
sllltI lIiS
~-or the old council, the new council
was called to order by acting Presi-
dent Samuel Browning The two new
members were called to take their
places. which they did
CITY Recorder Allison presented the
names of Tillie II. Poulter as his
chief deputy recorder at salary of
$15 per month, and GusSie Purdy as
assistant deputy at salary of 500 d
month, and asked that the appoint
ments be confirmed The confirma-
ton was made by the council by a
unanimous vote.
City Attorney Dc Vine recommend
ed the appointment and confirmation
OF Miss Elsie Mann as official stenog-
rapher for the attorneys office at a
salary of $50 per month The ap-
pointment was confirmed without a
dissenting vote.
The appointment OF w. D. Van
Dyke Jr., as deputy city auditor. an
nounced by the auditor, Mrs, STAN
ford, was held over until the next
meeting of the council No reason
was given for holding il over
{. t. Koons, upon the recommends
Ton OF City Treasurer Thomas B..
Farr, was appointed deputy city treas
urer at salary of 500 per month
The appointment Of l. n Fulton as
clerk of the municipal court was de-
ferred until tho next council meeting.
The reason for holding this appoint
ment over was for the purpose of con-
siderlng more fully the salary that
should be paid The present salary
is $75 per month. but ii was the opin-
ion of DR.. Dickson and other mem
bers of the council that 1t should be
hXed at 500 per month. the same as
that of the deputy treasurer
The council adjourned to meet
again at o'clock next Monday.
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PAYSON.
DOUGLASS FAMILY REUNION
USHERS IN NEW YEAR

PAYSON, Jan. 1.-Seventy-five guests
were entertained at the pretty country
home of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Douglass
at Payson last evening. The occasion
was used as a surprise upon Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglass and a reunion of the
family, also to usher in 1910, in fitting
manner.
A banquet was enjoyed to the full and
social features were made interesting
The following people were present
from Salt Lake;
MI. and Mrs. r. S. WINNER, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ]. Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
McBeth, Mr. and Mrs A. ii. Cavie, Mrs.
Ruth Kinsey and others.
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COUNTY LICENSES ISSUED.

PROVO. Jan. 4.-SiX applications for
LIQUOR licenses were made to the county
commissioners yesterday under the adj
vanced license fee of $1,000. There was
some doubt in the minds OF tho ap-
plicants OF some OF them as to their
ability to furnish the $500 bond re-
ouired by the new county ordinance as
they have not been required to give
bond before; but they each deposited
their checks for quarter license. and
the bond matter will again come up
Monday and in tho mean time mem
bcr OF the board and probably the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-04
SCARLET FEVER AT HYRUM.

LOGAN, Jan. 3.-The reports coming
In from Hyrum are to the effect that
the scarlet fever epidemic that has
been raging there for some time past,
has broken out In worse shape than
ever, and the health officer here is con-
sidcring the matter of preventing stu
dents of the colleges here who come
from Hyrum, returning to school
until conditions improve.
The Sunday schools of the Eighth
ward had a big Christmas tree and
celebration. Every child in the ward
sick or well, received gifts, and al
those at the dance had a merry time
of it.
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DEHI BRIEFS.

Mr.. E M. Jones has gone to Denver
as his sister Mrs B. F.. R. Flemming,
died there Thursday morning.
Mrs. Ellen Loveridge, who was oper-
ated upon at the Groves l.. D. S hos
pital, for cancer. is improving nicely.
The following births were recorded
during the past 10 days: To Mrs
George Phillips. a daughter: to Mrs
William LeCleminant, a daughter tC
Mrs. Farley Austin. a son; to Mrs
Charles a. Turner. son. to Mrs. |. A
Tilford, daughter; to Mrs. Thomas
Trlnniman. a son.
a broken rib.
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"a, 1850. at Copenhagen She assisted
much in the missionary work in the
old country. Dec. "a. 1852, she started
for Utah. arriving in Salt Lake Sept.
20, 1853 July 8, 1854. she married Mons
Anderson. and in 1858 they came to
Lchi, whore she has resided since. She
is the mother of one daughter and five
sons; daughter and three sons survive,
also 80 grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. She endured all tho
trials of pioneer life: was an active
worker in the Church; was kind and
sympathetic to all. and was much loved
by all who knew her.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Tomorrow "wednesday night a
sociable will be given TO the Second
ward westinghouse for the new meet
lnghouse building fund.
Miss Miriam Nellee. for many years
the instructor in elocutlon In the
brigham Young university, and now a
prominent teacher in San Francisco. Is
here for a visit and Will give her many
friends an opportunity to hear her
Friday night in College hall.
The ice harvest is now in full swing
and whatever else may be said about
the weather IL is producing a good
crop of Ice and skating is also ex-
ceptionally good on Utah lake.
The Hotel Roberts Will change from
the American to the European plan on
the 15th, and to that end Is having its
dining room rcmodcled and renovated
for the conducting of n first class cafe.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

OGDEN, Jan. Marriage licenses
We're issued Monday afternoon by
County Clerk S. G.. Dye to the follow
ing couples:
John Henry Ferguson of Ogden, ard
Grace Cragun OF Pleasant View.
Bert +. Hardy of Idaho Falls, and
Geneva ]. Yeaman of Ogden.
Alvin A. Smith of Ogden. and Cora
Archibald of Plymouth, Boxelder coun-
ty.
Charles Cox of Evanston. and Flora
Snow OF Draper.
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OGDEN, Jan. d.-One of the first Of
fetal acts of the new mayor, william
Glasmann, was to order the closing Of
all gambling resorts. AS a result ;ho
Elephant saloon and gambling house
was raided, the proprictors, John Ham
ner and c. +. Fraser. together with II
gamblers, were arrested last night by
the police. While the gambling rooms
were raided. the chips and other para
phcrnalla had been .'ditched" Ham
ner and Fraser were released on their
own recognizance, but the others were
held
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-04
SUES FOR LOSS OF ARM.

OGDEN. Jan. 4-Henry w. Eddington
has filed suit in the district court
against the Union Portland Cement
company. alleging that on Nov 4, 1908,
plaintiff was employed at the plant
of said company engaged In the act OF
oiling a motor, and that his arm be-
came caught in n cog wheel thereby
cutting and bruising the arm so badly
that amputation was necessary Judge
ment is asked in the sum of Sl0.000 also
costs of the action
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deavoring to have this amount cut
down.
The attorneys OF George Lowell. re-
Gently convicted of burglary in the
second degree, have filed notice Of mo-
ton for new trial on the grounds that
verdict was not according to the testi-
mony In the case. and that new evil
dence has been discovered which could
no with reasonable diligence be pro-
duced at the trial, and which is ma
terial to the defendant.
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WANT A REHEARING.

OGDEN. Jan. 4.-Attorneys for plain
tlft In the case of the Ogden Rapid
transit company against John s. Lewis
ana others have filed a motion for new
trlal on the grounds OF excessive dam
age. insufficient evidence to warrant
the verdict. also that errors in law oc-
CURED during the trial The Jury
awarded defendant the sum OF 81 500
Tor certain property in Ogden canyon
and the street railway people are en-
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sheriff will visit tho places OF business
of the applicants and inquire into their
standing. and the wishes of the respec-
tive communities in the matter. The
applicants are four. from Cotton; ono
each from Tucker and Goshen.
The applicants have all been in the
business in the past There are two
others who have been doing business
one In Thistle and one In Goshen who
did not apply for q license Yesterday.
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spoke of the life and labors of the
deceased and offered words of condol-
cnce to the bercaved relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Anderson was born at Aarnage,
island of Bornholm. Denmark. June H.
1926, and accepted the gospel from the
first missionaries, being baptized Aug,
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered by Carrier
in Logan Every Night tSunday eX,
ccptcd) at 10 Cents Per Month hIl
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made to j. M
Blair. Agent for Daily. SATURDAY
and Semi-Weekly News. los w
First North street. Phone So9-R
Bell.
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ZOE GORGE IN WEBER.

OGDEN. Jan. 4.-The Ice foes in
Weber canyon are causing considerable
damage to the concrete dams at Devils
Gate. The ice came down the river
with considerable force as a result of
the recent thaw in this locality and il
has been necessary to keep a large
force Of men working guarding the
dam Dynamite has been used to loosen
up the Ice and keep it flowing, and 1t
is expected that with the present cold
weather no further trouble will be eX-
Derienced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-04
FUNERAL OF MRS. FARMER.

LOGAN, Jan. 3-The funeral of Mrs.
Martha Farmer, who died in Salt Lake
CITY on Friday, was held here on Sat
urday afternoon, at the Robert Crooks
ton home on north Main street. There
was a large attendance of friends of the
family and great many floral tributes,
Addresses were made by Elders Lyman
r. Martineau of Salt Lake and Andreas
Petersen of this city. The Frank Baugh
quartet furnished the music for the
occasion.
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He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
five days in jail. G. g. Havenor ann
John Pumphries were charged with
drunkenness and sentenced to five
days in jail or a fine OF s. each. James
Kelly was charged with mendicancy
and sentenced to 10 days in jail. A. c
Humphries and Tom Rogers were
charged with vagrancy, to which they
pleaded guilty. They were given sus-
pended sentences of 90 days each and
told to leave town.
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WEDDING DANCES GALoRE

ClRCLEVILLE. Dec. 31-On the sch
OF this month. Wiley Dalton and Lula
Brinkerhoff were married In the Manti
temple, On the 18th George Wiltshire
and Coroline Dalton were married al
the home OF the brides parents. ON
the 10th Otto Roundy and Ellen Sim
klns were made one in the MantI tenn
pie. and on the end Barton Lewis and
1della McDonough were made ore
Each couple gave a dance on their re-
turn so that the people have entoye = q
feast Of wedding dances this month.
During the early part of the month a
pair OF twin boys were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Reynolds and
daughter 10 Mr. and Mrs Ed Betenson.
The Christmas program was given
under tho supervision OF the district
school principal and first assistant
teacher. \ very able and eloquent
Christmas Grafton was given by M. NJ.
Steele Jr.. upon the birth OF Christ and
the origin of tho day. The essays given
by Miss Tcnnic Smith and Woodruff
Allen were excellent. and show good
talent; both were eighth grade stu
dents. The other parts taken by the
students were well rendered and de-
serve much credit. The class In eIocu-
tion taught by Mrs, Luise Beck Full
mer, put on n play entitled Miss
Fearless & CO." Wednesday evening
The class so far is all girls and their
entertainment was good, and they de-
serve encouragement.
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oRpHEuM ATTRACTIONS.

OGDEN. Jan. 4-The bill at the Or
pheum this week is excellent. being we'll
balanced and the equal of any bill
ever offered at the popular playhouse
Miss Lulu Mcconnell is the real head
liner of the week and she is assisted
by Grant Simpson in a clever little
act entitled "A Stormy Hour" The
balance of the bill is strong through
out. The ladies of the Martha society.
one of the leading charitable organlza-
tlons OF the city. had charge of the
house on Monday night and the "Stand-
ing room only" sign was In evidence
early in the evening.
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ERNST MURDER TRIAL
IN DISTRICT COURT
Work of Securing Jury I'm the First
District Court
Today

OGDEN, Jan, 4-The work OF secur-
ing jury in the Clarence Ernst murder
trial began in the district court this
morning at 1890 o'clock. The entire
day will be occupied in the securing
OF jury.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. ANDERSON.

LEHI, Utah, Jan 3.-The funeral
services over the remains of Mrs.
Christine Bensen Anderson,' who died
Dec. rs. 1909. Of general debility. were
held Friday from the new tabernacle.
Counselor Robert Fox of the Fourth
ward presiding. Elder A 3. Anderson
read biographical sketch of the de-
ceased, and Elders Reuben Davis Hy-
rum Kirlkham. John Whipple. Bishop
a. Field and President A. j. Evans
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WEDDING BELLS.

PROVO. Jan. 4.-Marriage licenses
have been issued to the following
couples:
David Scott and Margaret T. Duke.
both of Provo.
w. II. Dunslow. of Nephi, and Hazel
Bateman of Lchi.
AMIGA j. Wright. OF Pleasant Grove,
and Blanch Loveridgc of Provo Bench.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

PROVO. Jan. 4.-The following bus
iness was transacted In the Fourth
district court yesterday
George Havercamp ct al. VS.. Ernest
G. Rognon ct al; evidence heard in
part and case continued in order to Sc
euro a survey of ground in contro-
versy.
Ida M Bolin was granted a divorce
from T. IL Bolin by default
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AGAIN POSTPONED.

OGDEN, Jan. 4.-The inquest over
the death of Parker Faut who was run
down by an automobile a couple of
days ago, was again postponed, this
time until Wednesday.
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ONE YEAR FOR NELSON.

OGDEN, Jan. 4-Deputy Sheriff
John Hutchens accompanied Harry
Nelson, the young man recently con-
victed of forgery, to the Utah peL-
tertiary, Monday morning Nelson was
sentenced to one year in that insttu-
tiOn
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PROVO.

The News is delivered by carrier
every night (Sunday exccpted) at 70
cents per month, All payments nnd
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David Johnson. agent
for Daily. Saturday ard Semi Week
ly News Orders taken for Church
works. Residence AL South First
West Street
Carrier cast side or Academy Ave.
Bell olS-rcd
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Ind 1o2-A.
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IN THE POLICE COURT.
arraigned In police court Monday morn
ing charged with stealing a revolver