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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05
He Took the Chicken.

"The only joke have ever been able
to remember" said the only married
man present, lis the one of the youth
who asked his father who should be
be boss, the husband or the wife. my
son." replied the wise father, "take
this team of horses and 200 chickens
and start out. Whenever you find the
wife boss, leave chicken; but where
ever you find the husband boss, leave
one of the horses Having disposed of
1879 chickens, the son came to a house
where both husband and wife stoutly
assure him that the husband was the
boss.
well, them said the youth, "you
may take one of the horses"
Il think I'll take the gray" said the
husband, much delighted; whereupon
his wife called him aside and talked
to him in an undertone. Then the
husband returned to the youth and
said: II have changed my mind; I'll
take the bay horse"
"Not much, you won't returned the
youth, you'll take that other chicken"
Monthly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05
suits that the girth of his pocket book

suits that the girth of his pocket book
was augmented very considerably and
that his patrons are now provided with
cheap fountain pens which they never
needed and for which they paid ten
prices. This fellow and his "cappers"
sold handkerchiefs in the day time and
it is estimated that the gang took two
or three hundrd dollars away from
Lancaster Thursday morning. The
CRATER who sold the pens seemed to
fairly hypnotic his victims. After
they had chance to examine their
purchase he asked them time and again
if they wanted their money back and
each time they shouted "No, No." The
pens were worth not more than fifteen
cents apiece but they sold like hot
cakes at one dollar.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05
Celebrate S5th Birthday
AnniverSarv

The Chronicle: Mr.. Leonard Berg,
one of Iowa county's oldest residents
celebrated the 85th anniversary of his
birth at his home in the town of Linden,
west of this city, on Thursday, April
81.
Twenty five invited guests were
present to enjoy the event. Mr.. Berg,
though old as he is, enjoyed being re-
membered with the many presents
The entertainment consisted Of songs,
recitations and music and a general
good social time, which was appreciated
by all.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05
A Snow Blockade in April.

Lancaster Herald, April 81: Two
months ago railroad men and travelling
public were congratulating themselves
on the fact that all danger of snow
blockades was past in this section at
least. On Saturday evening however,
absurd as it may seem, the snow caused
the incoming trains to be delayed for
some time. The freight stuck in
drift just outside the city limits and the
evening passenger behind was forced to
wait until the barrier of snow was final
ly pushed aside.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05
A Smooth CRATER.

Lancaster Herald: An exceedingly
smooth CRATER practiced upon the
gullibility of certain Lancaster citizens
last Wednesday evening with the re-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05
Don't Forget

that the Metz Pharmacy carries a
complete line of Paints, Varnishes,
Brushes and Chinamel.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05

advanced III. w. Buckhee for
9TH in free for all ~. :. IS 90
II. Erickson, 4th in 2:20 trot 10 90
1888 90
Grand total of disbursements sSl71 IS
receipts S0S2 Sc
Overdrawn at close of year. Oct. 81. 1909 $3.50 OF
State aid for 1909 -. S12l3 13
Overdraft to be paid $50 OF
Balance to start year of 1910 1854 IL
The above and foregoing report is the CON-
plete report up to the time of the annual meet
ing in October. 1909. 1t was impossible to rem
der complete report at that time and by
direction of the stockholders the publication
of the report was deferred until further data
could be secured. The necessary data has
been but recently received from the First
National Bank and this accounts for the delay
in publication.
Respectfully submitted.
A. F. BISHOP. JR.. Treasurer,
I. M. PRIEsTLEY. Secretary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05

hurtful. But there are times when q
newspaper must stir up the people to
remedy abuses.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05

Ask your doctor, "What is the FIRST great
rule of health P" Nine doctors out of
ten will quicklyreply, Keep the bowels
regular" Then ask him another ques-
ton, "What do you think of Ayers
Pills for constipation"
--Made by the ,. Q. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.-i
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05

Seeds That Will Grow,
at Ivey's Pharmacy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05
DISBURSEMENTS IN DETAIL

Adams & Cass. insurance. ......S3O 90
Mrs. Strong. partial paym't. mortgage 100 90
American Trotting Assn. rs 90
y. M. Prlestley. exp. 35c. ex. Monroe Csc 90
VIM. Bohan, help in mailing ......... 500
Y. ID. Gribble, circuit advertising. 49,. Ia IS
American Trotting Assn. dues ........ 25 90
w. ID. Paul. for change. IL so
u. +. Johnson meals for judges ....... 935
w. II. Knight. Secy., for suspensions. 80 Is
u. NJ. Priestley, salary and expenses. 141 81
w, j. Penhallegon. mdse. .......... rs 40
X. ii. Quick, hay and straw ............. 247 40
Pr1deaux q Bliss, mdse.. 1 10
Mrs. Penberthy, livery. ................. 200
Fred Branger, sprinkling. .............. 16 90
TOay Grocery Co., mdse ................ 90
John Foster. cleaning amphitheatre... 90
Edward Curnow, repairing ............. 100
Chas. Treweek, labor, etc............... so
n. H. Snow, agt., for telegraphing -. ID
Mineral Point Telephone CO............ 10
j. j. HanscOm IL Co., mdse ............. % %
w. II. COrrell, expenses and cash adv. u 65
Mineral Point Electric Light Co.,
light 81. ice 49, ..................... 70 90
First National Bank, note. 5l5 20
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05

These handmade and mdg
and wGthhom to 5moeh than the picea boem entoned
ebeaing6 peentmere
when suo epasedawa
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-05

7. j. Rountree, poultry judge .........
II. FL. Wright. cash adv for sheep judge
A. G. Wilson. base ball umpire .......
z. A. Bishop, starter Observation-Disclosures.
~ W. Schnanfnld indpinQ horses
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28
Jn(anO Gelegrap6
q a hridt.n aus Wegtto 10 us
rem ubertrieben.

Wafbinston, .. g., 27. Nop.
Der meritaniIGs gotfhafter De 60
9orra erbielt am Sonniag bon ieiner
Resieruns cine Dspside, in ipeIder bic
Berihte Don Der anes blihen Tiebers
meBluns BON 500 Rsoolution6ren bel
pueblo bur6 msri.uniihe Resies
runsstruppen fiir abio!ut unipabr era
tldrt nerben. 2aut Der dmtlihen De
pefhe Bat elm. lln.eriu9uns bes 0ors
gangs ergeben, bab bte Regierunsss
truppen in pueblo sin.u Mngriii auf
etfpa 25 SniurgenteH atmdht batten.
bic in einem 6auie psrfd3nnst paren.
Bel bem Reneoutre paren ouf beioen
Seiten % 5oote uHb II Werlpunoete
gu peraeihnen. Der gotihnfter erbi.lt
aucb nod cine p.i.srs Oepefhe bes, ,Sns
bdlts. bab bic Srbuuns in allenStaa=
ten interchangeable luorben uno bic
WerbdItniFe abioIut normule feein.
Roblen
pittsbura pa., a. Ncp Sns
folse b.s Steissns bss JluFes tonntsn
am Sonntas 200 garten nit elmer
RoblenlabuRs BON 100000 Bu. ihr.
1abrt mad benz Siibsn antreten. um
ben syobrititdbten bic Ianserehnten
RqbISnbpsrdthe u bsinsea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28
@ieScr elm blutiser 3uiammenitoE
meyitaniiher Gegierungstrnp.
pen nit aufitdnbiiden
gemeloet.
Idt5is EeriOnen BET einem 8abl'
fraiuaII in Jrlano nerlest.
N0rberiidje Giuseborcne auf ben
BbiIippineu BON gunSestrnp.
pen beriolst.
Rein Steuben rein 3ur
Steubenfeier nd4
inertia,

Berlin, 27. Rop. Wiber grs
partsn pirb Der Gntbiinuns bes Dent
mails bes Generals Jrisorih Wilbslm
b. Gtsuben nun bod tein glutspsrs
,ponbter bes beutI1sameritaniihen
Greibsitstdmpfers beipcbnen. Gene
raImoior Guno bon Gi.uben. Der als
0ertreter Der syanrilie singelaben pors
ben mar anb auh urfpriinslih ii4
bereit ertIGrt bate, bic ReiIe 81 urters
nebmen, bat bieisn geIdlub in Wibsrs
erpdsune se5osen uno bic folsenoe Gr-
sIdruns absesebsn:
rGs III leiber mir, nod einem dns
brren Witslsbe Der Gamilie Stsuben
m1sli1, no4 Nmerita 5u fabren uno
an ber DentmaIssGntbunung in
Wiibington tbeilaunebmen. Die uns
nod Gupfans Der Ginlabuns sur Dsrs
fiisuns ftebenbe 3eit reidt nihi aus
CUR FlGrung all.r in 8etraht tummens
ben Grosen unb CUR GrIebisuns ber
Dprbersitungen, bic fiir bic tpeite Reiie
notbmenbis pdren.'
.6ata 606- erbGlt ntuen
Hamen.
Berlin, 81. Rop. Dds bon prof.
Dr. gbrli6 entbedte neue 5eilmitteI
eesen bic Sppbilis. oas bisber .6ata
6O6" senonnt ipuroe. neil iein sLIens
LANCER tpifeni9 i9aftliher Hameu unauss
iprehlia lit. fpiro umaetouft lperben.
Menn es I'm nG6ften Wnnot In ben
3oHbeI tou1mt. nirb Is, ipie aus
Jranifurt a. W. semefbet tpirb, ben
Namen .Sdlperfan" tragen.
Dentmal bes .Mlten Jrib4
entbhlIt.
Berlin, 81. Roo. Sm geiiein
bes RoiIers fanb in 9eutben in Ghle-
iisn bic gntbilIuns zines Den.mals
Jritbrihs bes 0rob.n fatt. Der
6errfher. Der BON ptsl.n boben Diff
sieren btsleitet mar. belt BEL Der Jsier
cine ieinen groben Nbnberrn nerberrlis
4enbe Rebe. bod 1T Der Wortlaut bers
felben nod nitt DerOffenili6t .poroen.
8rofilien.
Rio be Sdneiro, 27. Ncp.
Die Durser Der Gtabt pareu heute
nidt penis berubist. neil bic Jlctts
ipieber unter Reeierungsaufiiht fIebt.
Giner Der meuternben Seeleute bes
bauptei. hab bic Wonnihoft an gorb
Der Sdio9tidiffe ieine Jur1t Dor ben
1orpebobooten bate, neil bic Be-
fobuns berftIbsn nidi ouf ibre aa.
meruben sefhoHen baben ipiirbe. Die
Weuterer befIagen iin sm meiften
boriiber, bdB ibre Cffisiere iie nit eis
ner leberpeitine. ~Gbibnia- sennnnt.
gu mibbnnbeln pfltgten.
Gin Nlott matt borouf onfmersiam,
baB bos fransSffM G1iff .Daanap
srcuin- i'm Sabre iii 9Rio be sssaneis
TO bomborbirte. tpdbrenb i'm Sabre
1910 bas frdn50iifne GhuliGiff bss4
fsIben Ramtns iiH i'm 6ofen bsfanb.
. ols bic meuternben Gniffs Bomben in
bic Stubt nnrfen. Am %. Nop. 1908
tpurbe WnrfhoII Deoboro Da sgonieea
BON Der Glotte obgefeBt unb am %.
Eop. b. 5. erfolete bic iebiss Wentsrsi.
Die Ynmen Der meuternbtn Ghifie
~Gao pocI0s. -WinaD @erGes1 unb
.Wobto- iinb biejelben Der 3 prpbin.
isn ,lptlns ber Ranbibotus bsS nssmes
~ osuissa sessnistsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28

ter 6intpeis auf bie angebIiden Gefabs
rem, rpelhe Der ofterreihiIden 2onb.
ipirtbidaft, ibrer Diebproouttion unb
benz Staate ielbIt burd bic ginfubr
arsentiniiden Jleii1es orobten.
aramare5 talts.fteIlt.
Sin einbeitli4er Heidsratbs alu6
fdmmtIid.r tfdedif4er qarteien ift
foeben negrunbet tporben. gei Der Or
saniiation purbe Der semdbiste
SungtId.4e JiebIer gum prdiiO.ntsn
setpGblt.
Die BEL biei.m Nnldb erfolgt. Raltz
itelluns bes panflaniiten A,amurr3,
tpelher bic erfte Nnmortfdaft auf ie=
nen gbrenpoit.n su baben slaubte,
Dirb namsntli9 IN purIamentarii6en
areiien auf bas lebbafteit. srOrtsri.
Golse haupinifiid DER 5bi,
ttgteit.
Der prGiib.nt bes Stottsnper.ins,
9issabmiral a. .. gbiuri, bat isin
4mt niebers.Isst. Der Rittritt 1T
bic Jolss ieiner haupintftiiden, sss.n
Stalien gerihteten 9bdtigteit.
Weitsres 9lutosrgieB.n
in Werifo.
Werico Gitn, 27. Nopember.
Sn CHIHUAHUA tam es am Sonntdg su
einsm blu.issn 3ufamm.nitob srpis
lden 600 Wann Regisrunsstruppen
uno 400 Qnbdnsern Maberos. Die
Re6eaen tpurben 3uriidesihlaeen unb
lieBen 13 2oot. unb piels gsrpunbete
3uriid. 2lua bic gunbestruppen 6att.n
cine Qnsabl Derpunbete. oorunt.r ei.
nen Sffi3ier. Die Rebe[len ipurbsn in
Die gerse setrieben.
Der fampf, Der in Der NG6e BON
Gbibuabud itattfanb, pGhrte bon 9
ubr Worsens biz 2 ubr Radmittags
unb bic aufitGnoiIden tpuroen nah
per5peifslten Wibsritanbe bon ben
Regierungstruppen aus geiifertenpo=
iitionen Derbrdnet unb in bic ongrenz
5snoen Walounsen geirie6en. Den
Sbsrbefebl iiber bieHesierungstruppsn
fubrts General Haporro, Der um fiinf
ubr am Sonntag Worpen Gbibuabud
NIT bier aompusnien bss sfpeitsu Boz
taillons uno Sipei Shpubrouen Sds
oallerie perlieB. Sn Der Hdh. bon
Jresnp, IL Weilen BON CHIHUAHUA,
fiel bi. cine S9pabroH, peI6e oi.
Ho6but biloete. in ein.n Sin,srboli
Der aebe(len. bic BON ben beio.n. bic
Ganoitrobe einfhlieBenben Siissltsts
ten eth lsbbaf.es ;su.r duf bic Regi.s
runss.ruppen er0ffnsten. Die RebeI,
len puroen i.bot i.br bolb aus ibrsn
StsGunsen p.rjost, iammeltsn iit
ieboh pieber auf einem onberen 5ii.
gel, um ben 4nsriff 5u erneuern. Sn.
3pif6en mar bic 0orbut unter G..
neral Haoarro suriitss.sbrt unb e
fam nun Su einem berspeifeltenRamp
Der fdlisblid NIT elmer NieberIas.
uno JIudt Der Rebeasn enbete. Oi.
Regierungstruppen gdben jflisbIit
Die g.rfolsuns Der Rsben.n auT, uH1
elm Eager oufsuidIagsn uno fir ibr.
0eriDunoetsn 5u iorgen. Mebrer.
S1DerperiDunbete purben i'm Gauf.
bes 4beubs mad Gbibuobua 3uriit.
sebroht. Mie nrluutet, pirb 3u
fpdter Stunoe eiN 9etabement 4rs
tilIerie uno Honansri. BON gbibuabuu
abssbn. I'm bic Rsbelsn gu umssku
uno gu fte[Ien.
Goloeues Dottprs
Su5iIdum.
Berlin. 27. Rop. - Der Senior
Der iuriftiinen JatuItdt Der rlnipers
iiid. H0nissbers. profeffor 0r. aarl
Diit.rbod. bat Die G.ier feines fiinFs
jiaidbrisen Dottor SubiIdums be-
gans.n. Dem i'm 81. 2ebensjdbre
itebenhen Re6tsI.br.r, tpelher iibris
gems ieine 0orleiunsen mebr bGlt,
rpurben namen.lib ous afobemiitsn
areiIen Die srobtsn G5runsen 5utheil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28
@etterberi1t,

Sir Sbio: adlteres Wetter nit
Rsgen ober Ghnse am Montds; ihos
nes Wetter am Dienftag. iharfer
Horboiiminb, b.r in glorbpeitpinb
umldldgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28

(Jor.iesaus auf ess & eesse.
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sampa, Sla.. 27. Rop. Die Tisz
fulton bes gigarrenmader Streits
in Der Spnosntion Der Mmsrican 5eoss
ration of 2ubor unb bic 1oritsuunsen
Samuel 9umpers' bsi 9ouperreur0ile
drift buben Wlupor Mcaop bepp9eH,
foIgenbes 2elesramm an ben 9OuDers
neur gu ridten:
rDn Samuel 0ompers uro anoers
Irbeiter Mgitatoren bospillige 8erz
leumounsen iiber Sampa. feline Beam
TEN unoBirger perbrsiteteu, 70 fino Sic
boflihit eineelooen. Tampa bdlomoss
lihIt einen 8efuh absuItatteu, cine
sriiuolihe llnterfuhuns pcr5unehmen
uno nos Reigltot oerfslben su pabIia
jtrsl4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28

Berlin, 27. Hoc.--Ter 9erIiner
Maeiitrat bat nunmehr bic 9auiotsn
fir bic unldnsit senebmiste llniers
grunbbdbn bon Norb nah Siio. bon
Der Seeftrdbs non benz Belle ulliantes
plos. btipillist. DIR Oenmmtbttrug.
ipelHer fir bic 4usfiibruns oes groBs
nrtigtn unternebmens ttn0tbiss III.
bsjifftst ~ ant bsstsabfanfjio gdls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-28

Seftiger Stnrm ,piitbct on Der aIite
ODn 9seu Gnslann.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-12
NEVADA TOWN BURNED
Fire Destroys Frame Buildings In
Observation-Disclosures Brigade
Saves Property.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden. July 11.-Word OF n wind
driven fire which did $40. 900 damage.
and threatened 20 destroy the entire
town Of Palisade. Nevada. was re-
Ceivcd at local railroad offices today.
Starting I'm the rear OF a frame saloon
building last night. and famed by a
brisk breeze the flames spread rapidly.
licking up five frame buildings before
the citizens. turning out en- masse.
checked its progress That the entire
town was not destroyed IS said to have
been remarkable, as Il consists Of
frame buildings almost entirely. and is
without adequate water protection.
Railroad employees and all citizens
formed bucket brigades, hauling the
water by wagon loads from the town
pump and the railroad water tank.
None OF the railroad buildings were
damaged The three principal saloons
and two restaurants were destroyed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-12
CHAPPLE ON TRIAL
FOR SELLING BEER
Second of Spanish Fork Appeal
Cases Before Jury in Dis
triCt Court.
Especial to The Heraid-Republican)

Especial to The Herald epublican.)
Provo, July 1.-THE second case Of
Spanish Fork city vs.. Robert Chapple
came up for trial in the Fourth district
court this morning. Chapple is charged
with selling three bottles of beer TO
Ray Scott on April 30. the same time
he sold the two bottles OF beer to
Ralph Lawhorn. of which he was con-
victed Saturday-and convicted Of the
Offense in Justice W. Il. Frosts court
I'm Spanish Fork. from which he ap-
pealed, again losing in the district
court The case is being tried before
six Jurors, by consent of both parties,
the panel having been exhausted.
Before the jury was impaneled in
the case. ID. u. HOutZ. attorney for
Chapple, asked to have this and other
Spanish Fork liquor cases continued
till after the supreme court has had an
opportunity to pass on the validity OF
the Spanish Fork city ordinance. under
which the prosecutions are brought,
which will be submitted to the supreme
court In the case in which Chapple was
convicted Saturday, and which will be
appealed.
Andrew y. Morgan. city attorney OF
Spanish Fork. objected to this for the
reason that he had not had the OppOr-
tunity 10 consult with the Spanish Fork
city authorities. although personally he
had no objection. The case, therefore.
went to trial, but il is probable the
other liquor cases on appeal from
Spanish Fork will be continued till the
supreme court has passed on the ordi-
nance.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-12
Ephraim Notes
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial to The Herald Republican)
Ephrain. July t1.-Justice a 9. Boz
sen of this city turned out small
Erist at his mill this week; IL con-
sisted OF the cases OF Alfred Bailey, 1r-,
Hans Jensen and Henry Thompson. The
charge was drunkenness. a fine Of 50
was imposed on each one.
The city council has passed an or
dinance levying an assessment on the
property I'm Sidewalk district No for
the construction Of cement sidewalks
five feet wide.
Martin Isaacson. county road COM
missioner. and a crew Of about twenty
men and several teams are making
some permanent improvements on the
county roads north Of Mt Pleasant.
At a joint meeting OF the parents
classes Of both wards at Mt. Pleasant
vesterdav afternoon the following
program was given. Song. by the choir;
invocation. song by the choir, instru-
mental music by Miss Mabel Borg,
song by Mrs. a. NJ. Proctor, speech by
George Christensen. reading by Mrs.
Lawrence Barton. anthem by the choir,
speech by G. W. Sorensen. song by the
choir.
Miss Mae Christensen Of Fairview
was married in the salt Lake temple
during the past week to Clyde a. Ham
mond Of Moab. Miss Christensen has
been spending the past two winters
teaching in Moab. during which time
The bridegroom is the son OF Repre-
tentative +. y. Hammond and Is man
ager OF the firm Of Hammond q Sons
lie is considered one of the substantial
young men OF the county. They VIII
make their home in Moab.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-12
news OF UTAH AND ADJOINING STATES

the wheelwright Construction COM
pany for 81 $40.
The council allowed s. Rackham
S125 for damages received by being
struck by one Of the wagons OF the fire
department when a horse belonging
to Rackham was killed and his wagon
demolished He asked Tor $3.50.
J. ID. French. representing the bill
posters of the city asked that the bill
posters license be lowered. II was re-
ferred to the license committee.
D. Jones. who holds city bonds 40
and so, has asked that his bonds be
cashed. The city treasurer recon-
mcnded and $4,000 be taken from the
general and sinking fund and the
bonds redeemed.
The city engineer reported to the
council that so far no bids had been
received for the wreclSing Of the build
ings on Hudson avenue preparatory TO
the opening Of the street. The mat
ter was referred to the street com
mittee. the city engineer and the city
attorney. with power TO act
The council will pay S122 to B.
Stewart, city dog catcher. as a COM
mission for CANNES killed during the
June.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-12
ALLEGED Train
RODBER CAUGHT
James Franklin, One of Three
Suspects, Arrested at Reno
for Holdup.
$500 10 - Herald-RepublIean.l

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden. July 11.-James Franklin.
sought by police and railroad deteC-
tives between Chicago and San Fran
cisco. and believed TO be the leader OF
the gang Of train robbers which held
up the Oregon Short Line Portland Ex-
press at ogden two weeks ago. was
arrested late last night at Reno. New.
~Elkins Red" and Fred Hanson, pals or
Franklin. and likewise wanted in con-
ncctiOn with the train robbery. es-
capped. The Reno police are searching
the city for them and their arrest Is
expected at any hour
Local police. who were advised OF
the arrest today, are confident that
Franklin Is the leader OF the gang. The
arrest was made on clews furnished
detectives Of the Hartman lines by a
woman Of the ogden underworld sew
cral days after the robbery Of the Short
Line train at ogden. Detective Joe
Jones returned from Reno n week ago,
after searching I'm vain through the
Reno fight crowds FOR his man.
Franklin gave his name as Miller
when arrested. but later when shown
a picture OF himself admitted his idcn-
tity. Several gold watches. said to
tally with those stolen from passen-
gers were found on him
Special Agent Jones. says General
superintendent r. G. Manson. who was
IN ogden tonight. viii 20 to Reno to-
morrow. Mr. Manson has no further
advices from Reno than those con-
tanned IN the press dispatches.