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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
Teachers Assigned.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
TOOELE. Sept l6.-The Toocle dis
trict schools opened yesterday with the
largest enrolment yet attained here,
This was 10 be expected when the recent
enrolment showed 95T children In the
district between the ages OF and is
years--nearly loo more than any pre-
yious years census
The following list of teachers gives the
assignments for the present year; Al
fred NJ Nelson. district supervisor: Stan
ley Johnson. music; Marie Clark art;
Della l.. Green. eighth grade; &. II. Bar
Ton, seventh grade; Blaine Watson, sixth
grade; Ruby Naigle. hf,h grade; Gene
giade; Francis Shields. third grade:
Dora Hunter and Naomi Mexican, second
grade; Agnes Stewart and Bee Beck
stead first grade.
on the east side Perciyal j, Rock is
principal. assisted by Edith Mckean.
Besides these, o. 4 Bates. Georgia
Creighton and Miss Larson will hold
sway in the Lincoln district
The rooms are crowded and soon new
grade school building will be necessary
to accommodate the fast-increasins popu-
Ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
Provo Paragraplls.

PROVO, Sept. 15.-Oscar johnson en-
tered a plea OF guilty In Justice L. L.
Jones's court today 10 the charge OF
petit larceny. He stole "A bicycle from
Andrew Nelson OF Provo Bench, which
he sold in Salt Lake. He was sentenced
TO pay fine Of $25 and in default OF
payment will serve twenty-five days In
the county Jail.
4 civil service examination for forest
rangers viii be held In the federal build
Ing here October "l-22.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
Ferrin Manwill and Mary L. Flavei. both
OF Spanish Fork. and TO Leo r. Fresh
water Of Mammoth and Susan JeA OF
Spanish Fork.
Relatives here have been advised from
Greervllle. Cal that John Wcstfa OF
this city sustained injuries in mine
accident there last week consisting of
bruises and slight fractures OF three ribs.
Mr.. Westfall is expected TO recover IN Il
short time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
SEES
DANS|TE
L..1o6cial Makes lnspec-
dLoeation of Ogden
10000 Water Project

49,, - ,;-rhe first official In
~ =. south Fork damsite by a
ss,I was entered upon today
s,nctl For,ier. chief engineer
s,,,.s department Of agri-
visit 10 the scene. ne
?" .sr5ueer spent toe greater
80 ~ In the canyon. but WIZ
:, a. off,cInr decision regarding
- -s,r M he has completed his IN
I, ,ssish 4 probably VIII consume
~ 70 the dansito he was ac-
w W,yor A. G. Fell, Commls-
~ I'VE and T. S. Browning
rs,,neer II. J. Craven. When
,ssdv 10 submit a iinal de-
y lie bedrock on which II Is
mia the dam and also on
,,rs ns-taining 20 the PROJECT
% .a-snser win Ne invited To In
~ Upon his return 10 the
.~s,lpr The government engi-
= fllt he was Wen sht.s"'
sristInE In South Fork can
-, his official report would not
'~-inr until the latter part OF
IA the meantime he VIII re-
/. 0sssn. 10 order that lie may
~ trips 10 the dhinsite.
- 10 the agreement which re-
B. rortlers visit 10 this city,
',r.ui win not be bound by any
rsrksd By the engineer, but con-
4: attained from the department
.-rrs for him to make the In
n hir finding regarding bed
4 hyorable one: the city COM
- md oficers of the Ogden Riv-
- company viii feel that they
'S1sIy established their right TO
\ nj actual construction work TN
M dam.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
PIONEER is BURIED.
Funeral Services Held for James ST
Clair, Was Prominent Resident
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
TOOELE. Sept. l5.-James ST Clair
one OF Tooele's most prominent pioneers,
Was buried here today. Services were
held In the South ward meeting house.
the principal speakers being John Bcvan
and John T. Dick
Mr.. st. Clair was born in Glasgow
Scotland. seventy five years ago Hav-
ing affiliated with the church OF Latter
day Saints. he came to this country and
settled on the plot OF ground now occu-
pied by the city OF Tooele. In the early
days he and his comrades had difficulties
with the Ute Indians and sometimes hos
tnlues were threatened by the red men,
but they were always cowed by the readi
ness OF the whites to use firearms II nee
essary. He assisted In the building If the
famous twelvefoot wall around the town
to guard against these threatened alta cls
Mr., ST. Clair was a farmer and also lid
much mining. He is survived by three
sons-JameS. Hugh and Edward ST. Clair.
and by a daughter. Mrs. jamie Girard.
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Confess to Auto Theft,
Special TO The Tribune,

OGDEN Sept. l5.-That the Chalmers
automobile in possession Of Edward #.
ana Leroy Stevens, in which they were
taken into custody In this city yester-
day., was stolen from c. L. Sprouse OF
III Centro, Cal, in Los Angeles. on Au-
gust 20: developed tonight when the po-
lice secured a confession from the trst
named boy, II was supposed that the
machine had been traded for one stolen
IN Sacramento, Cal, on September 4.
Nerihcatlon of the confession was OBJ
taIned from Secretary OF State Frank c.
Jordan OF California and the owner of
the car. Sprouse has been notified to
send officers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
GE Asst LYNNE" the old time ia

SE Asst LYNNE" the old time ia
~ vorite drama. was enacted In mo-
ton pictures last night at the Salt
Lake theater and enthusiasticall re-
celved. Most OF the audience had
probably read the book. but TO those
who had not the plot was made clear
by the frequent explanations thrown
on the screen. The actors. who played
their parts especially well and made the
old time characters human even on the
picture screen we're Fred Paul taking
the part OF Archibald Carlyle. Miss
Blanche Forsythc as Lady Isabel and
Fred Morgan as the villain, Captain
nelia Carlyle. sister OF Archibald Carlyle.
played by Miss Rachelle De Sofia; Joyce
and Little Willie. the two children OF
Archibald Carlyle and Lady Isabel,
played by Miss May Morton and Pippin,
and Barbara Hare by Miss Lindsay Fin
cham.
The story is SO old and we'll known
that 1t hardly needs repeating. The
scenes are laid in western England about
the year 1861. and the costumes which
were used In p. p. Crafts masterpiece
shown last night faithfully represent that
hats and long tailed coats of the men
and the peculiar dresses worn by the
women OF that period lend an atmos-
phere to the picture play that adds much
TO It's interest.
One OF the features is the scenery A
portion of the play is laid in Boulogne
and the foreign scenes are beauu-
ful and quaint Throughout the three
acts appropriate musical numbers are
played on the plano and at once pa &C.
a voice is heard from behind the pic,
lures. The play is better than q real
production OF East Lynne and is we'll
worth seeing.
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8OOH ON TRIAL,
case Against Man Charged With At.
tempting to Murder Officer s.arted
10 The TrIhunn

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept by far tho moe, g.,
PoLtaht case OF the September term OF
Judge j; ~ Howell's court was InoucI
toaay When August Bodh was placed ON
upon Deputy Sheriff j. l.. Hobson II la
charged tnat on the evening Of JuIv o.
Sodh assaulted the officer with a revol.
e, WIN intent 10 commit murde.. Be
aelehse TO prove that The deputy mis-
treated the prisoner following his arrest
''e case rs creating considerable int.cest
o,tHru oa tHe GAY was spent In lmpan-
hiuchniilier; Elmer f Jones. Dirk Hal
dewyn, William Cook. A B. Wright. vii
ndni n Muller Charles Hussey and M. I,
Boon was engaged IN a fight at tho cor
neF ol Twenty-siNth street and Wash
ihg,on avenue, Deputy Sheriff Hobson al
tempted 10 arrest the young man
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DEPUTIES APPOINTED.
Utah County Commissioners Transact
Business Of Routine Nature.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Sept. l5,-County Horticultur
al Inspector Otto J. Poulsou recommended
to the board OF county commissioners to-
day the appointment OF Joseph Shoel and
Thomas Gleason OF Pleasant Grove az
deputies. The appointments were con-
tirmed. Mr.. Pouson also recommended
the appropria ton Of $500 to defray eN-
penses OF fruit exhibit at the state fair
which was done.
y petition from Alpine citizens asking
for improvements on the road between
Alpine and American Fork was cJreferred
to Commissioner p. y. Christensen.
County Recorder l.. E. Houtz recon~
mended a new system OF indeying the
records OF lands. which was approved
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Company Incorporated.

Special 10 Tho IrIhUnt.
PROVO. Sept. 1.-THE Utah County
Credit Rating association has flied ar
ticles OF incorpora ton with the county
clerk. The principal place of business
OF the association il Provo city. The
object is TO obtain and disseminate
among It's members and subscribers In
formation In relation 20 the subject o(
credits The capital stock is $1,000. In
shares OF the par value of SO each, The
directors and officers are: L. r.. E.ebe
president; j. W. Dunn. vice president:
Arthur X. TAYLOR. .. u. sutton, John II.
McEwaD. John SaXey Is secretary and
treasurer.
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p PEACHES TO EUROPE.
|azs # Utah Fruit Consigned to
"a IN England and Germany.

. , Toe Tribune,
II Sept l5.-The ability to ship
|,r,hts across the Atlantic ocean
&lr and Germany was a test In
u tci1y. when a consignment OF
L. specially selected and packed
|E Ieasen. were started on their
|Eny. The peaches were con-
/ \ Edward Lamm. q san Antonio.
|t1lE, who Is one OF the promi-
n, shlppers OF the south For
|'nn past he has been shipping
ID and Texas fruit across the At
ID European markets.
Il 4 recent trip TO the coast,
nis,sr John Shields met Mr..
When the latter declared that
rEg JET been able 10 ship Call
,1cAes across the ocean salts
D W. Shields asked II he would
u e tn a consignment OF Utah
q such trip. The San An
>tg readily agreed 10 the ar
! Jensen IS one OF the largest
vEen Of the county, he con-
. iszis, In the test. He selected
pa sas not quite ripe and
ffiy peaches TO q box. II the
Z! should result successfully, To-
sE' believe that II means the
~ neT market OF no small
pc 70 Utah growers.
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VIII Judge Timber Exhibits.
.f.ial To Thu T,-ilnrr.o

OGDEN; Sept. lo;-tor the purpose Of
judging timber exhibits and also to fur
nish instruction in connection with a
government display, Expert Timberman
d. f. Seerey has been delegated by the
ma tional forester to attend the Uintah
county fair at Vernal. According to ad-
Vices received at the local headquarters
OF the Fourth district. the timber exhibit
VIII be the most extensive in the history
OF the fair. The government will add to
the interest. by displaying specimens
taken from nurseries and also in showing
the various kinds OF forest seeds.
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TELLS OF KILLING.
Details OF Murder of Dan Coffee In Mon.
tana Related by Sheriff az soEeman

POCATELLO. Ida. Sept. l5.-Details
or the killing OF Dan Coffee at Yellow
stone Station. Mont, on September Q
were just made known here today. when
the sheriff from BoZem9n. Mont. Vent
20 Yellowstone and arrested D." Long
veterinarian for the Montana & Vel
lowstoue Transports ton comrany of Yell
lowStone park.
According 10 The story told bv tho
sheriff. Long end Coffee oecL'Ie eugs re d
In q quarrel ovor III. proceeds obtained
from a rattle OF benrskC. Coffee Is
said TO have attacked Ions; several timas,
The two men met again II. "A Blacksmith
shop at Yellowstone and Long drew a re-
volver. shooting Coffee frur Times, all
four shots entering his chest in a space
less than four Inches IN diameter. Long
WIS arrested today without r"sistaoncc
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May Send Delegate.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. l5.-Ogden will he rep
resented AT the American Road congress
i'm Detroit, Mich. opening September %
II Mayor a. G.. Fell complies with re-
quest made by Logan Waller Page. pres
Ident OF the congress. IN letter 10 the
city executive. Mr.. Page. who is also
A director OF tho United States Office Of
Dublic highways. desires that Mayor Fell
appoint three delegates TO represent this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
WILL CHOOSE QUEEN.
Utah County Commissioners Determine
Method OF Selecting Entrants.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Sept. l5.-At a meeting OF the
county commissioners today il was de-
cided that the queen for the Utah county
beauty contest at the state fair should be
chosen from the girls OF Provo, the city
commissioners and the members OF the
Commercial club To be the judges. or the
four maids of honor TO accompany the
queen, two arc to be chosen bv the may
oTs Of Springville. Spanish Fork and Pay
son in the south end OF the county and
two by the mayors OF Pleasant Grove,
American Fork and Lehi in the northern
section.
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Paving Contract Awarded.
Special TO The Tribune.

7
OGDEN, Sept. 15,-The largest paving
contract Of the year was awarded by
the city commissioners tonight to the
J. P. ONeIll Construction company for
the paving OF Twenty fifth street be-
tween Washington and Harrison ave-
nues, a distance OF eight blocks. The
with s51O17.ie by the ]. P. Moran COM
pany and s5I. 20 by Strang & MCGUIRE
for asphalt.
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Samuel Bramell Is Dead.

SPRINGVILLE, Sept. l5-Ssmuel
Branch of this city died at his home
last night ut S O'Clock. after being con-
fined 10 hts bed for several weeks Mr.
Bramell was born in Springyille ard was
50 years OF age He left widow and
three children. Funeral services will be
held In tho FIRST ward l.. n, S church
Wednesday a . o'clock p. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
BROWNS I'M SNAKE RIVER,
Boy Goes Under After Telling Rescuer
He Was FooIing,

Special TO The Tribune,
IDAHO FALLS, Sept. l5.~joseph, the
13-ycar-old son OF Nicolas Fabcr, was
drowned In Snake river about O'Clock
this afternoon. He was In swimming
with other boys where the water was
deep just below the power house. t'e
threw I'D his hands and called for help,
when a man fishing close by ran TO res
cue him. He laughed and said he was
fooling, but moment later the other
boys said he had gone under. owing TO
the large rocks II Is impossible 70 drag
the river Men arc working with poles
and hooks, however Mr., Faber came
here about three years ago from Chicago
on account OF the boys health and he had
grown strong and robust.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
"Red-Head' Cup Arrives,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 15.-The large silver cup
which will he the gift Of 3. T. Redinan
OF Salt Lake. TO the baby with the red
dest hair, was received by Judge a: G.,
Horn. chairman OF the Fashion sho"
baby contest, today. After tho cup has
been engraved 1t will be displayed IN n
Washington avenue store window. The
silver cup 10 he awarded as the sweep
stakes' prize is expected to arrive toror-
row Entries for this carnival event are
pouring in upon Judge Horn from all sec
tinnE Of the cltN.
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Start Double Tracking.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. l5.-Because OF interrup-
tons which have occurred In the ten
minute service inaugurated on September
I, the Ogden Rapid Transit company mas
entered anon the double tracking OF Its
Washington avenue line between Twenty
eighth and Thirty second streets. The
Grade for the additional line Is now be-
ing made Owing 10 the failure OF the
Utah Light & Railway company 10 re-
move It's poles from the center OF the
street grading for the Twenty-seVenth
street extension has been delayed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
WILL GIVE DANCE

One of the largest ma unee dances ever
held at the Salt Lake high school is
planned for Friday afternoon. IT is in
tended that all freshman girls be given
a huge reception into the school by the
upper class girls.
The affair is 10 make the first year girls
better acquainted with the seniors.
juniors and sophomores. The senior girls
will be In charge, with the juniors and
goDhOmoreS assisting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
WANT SALARIED DEPUTY.
Huntsville Citizens Want Sheriff to SUB.
press Criminal Activities There.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 15.-Wholesale crime in
the VaHey town and not enough SALARY
criminal hunting worth while was the
burden OF message received by the
WEBER county commissioners TODAY from
tne hnntsVllle Improvement club The
board was appealed 10 for n sa1arInd
deputy sheriff who can devote more time
TO hunting down the alleged volators
that large amount of liquor is being
sold In Huntsville. although the town IS
supposed TO be located in dry terri
tory' Attention is also called TO the fact
mat many thefts have occurred during
the past year without the offenders hav-
ing been apprchended. No decision was
reached by the commissioners at their
meeting tooay, the matter being referred
To the sheriff and county attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
Fire Underwriters Organize.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. sept. 1S.-At q meeting held
In the Office Of 4. II. Goddard this after
noon preliminary steps were taken for
the orga nizatIcn OF the Board OF Fire Cn-
darwr{ters OF Ogden. The meeting was
attended hv fifteen local fire insurance
arent.. There are nearly thirty fire un-
derwr!ters engaged Ia business here. An
other meeting will be held next THURSDAY
fternoou al which timc ~ ls intended
10 perfect an organization and elect
officers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
Get Rid of the Torment of rheumatism

That you can do by ridding yourself
of the cause. Weak and inactive kid
news allow uric acid poisons to remain
in the blood and rheumatic pains, swol-
len and aching joints follow Take
Foley Kidney Pills to ease you of the
pain and torment, They will positively
and permanently build up the kidneys,
restore their normal action and keep
the uric acid crystals out of the blood
and body. Try them. Schramm~J ohm
son, Drugs. "The Never r-Substitutors, -
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
WILL BUILD PIER.
Provo Citizens Decide TO Improve Utah
Lake Shipping Facilities to Moslda.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Sept. l5.--At a meeting OF
citizens held today al the Commercial
club II was decided TO construct u pier
in Utah lake for the purpose OF fscilltat-
ing shipping 10 Mosda, The work will
take one month 10 complete and will cost
$500. the sum TO be paid by voluntary
contributions. Mosida will furnish the
rock for the work. Mayor c. F. Becker.
Preston .. Peterson and j. L. Lytel were
appointed a committee TO supervise the
work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
EXpIoder Explodes.


Special % The Trbune.
SPRINGVILLE. Sept. 15-Deal Men
denhall and Allen Chase. Is years old,
father OF the Mendenhall boy, at the
Mendenhall home yesterday afternoon,
when the machine exploded, inturlng
both boys. The Mendenhall boy was the
most seriously injured, having his hand
lacerated. Ele may lose one OF his
fingers.
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taken up al o'clock tomorrow roorr,,-
10 be continued throughout the day on
me following morning the frst Gcnerai
assembly VIII be held In the auditorium
IN ~, addltlon TO an address by -. O. Mo.
Kay president Of the board OF. education
there VIII be a programme OF music
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
Youth Bound Over.

PROVO, Sept lS.-Reed Moore.
young man from Spring Lake. was given
n preliminary hearing today before the
justice OF tho peace on the charge OF re-
fusal to provide for his wife. He was
bound over 10 the district court for trial
Bail was fMed al S600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
Dies From Fall,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 HE TTIDUne.
OGDEN. Sept. 15.-Cnrord Wilson. the
3-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah
Wilson, died ct the Dee hospital this
morning as the result of injuries re-
ceived on Saturday when he fell from
a wagon Death was due to concussion
as the horses started one OF the rear
wheels grazed the top OF the chid's
head. In addition 10 the parents, he is
survived by three brothers. The body
has been removed 10 the Larkln under
taking rooms. pending funeral arrange
nnents.
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Pioneer Dies.

PROVO. Sept. l5,-John Oberg died
Sunday from apopleXy al the age OF g.
wears. The deceased was a native OF
Sweden and came 10 Utah thrty-iiye
years ago. having since lived in this city.
He is survived by two sons, John r.
Oberg OF this city and Carl A. Oberg %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-16
Do You Fear Consumption7

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how severe your throat or lung ailment
is, DR.. Kings New Discovery will sure
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Stillman Green of Malichite, Colo,
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Marriage Licenses Granted.
U1UI IdbO D&SOttoVO t~t7 VV'-'
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept 15.-Marriage licenses
were granted today to Bryant z. Stock
Of Kemmerer, Wyo.. and LaNor Findlay.
Fisbhaven. Idaho; Clarence B. Fisher OF
Leadville. Colo. and Ella Kennedy Mac
Donald OF Providence, II. L: Roy n.
Young OF Iardwick. Vt and Miss Marie
Eden Hartog Of ogden; Richard o. Tuck
er OF Berkeley Cal, and Miss Pearl Peek
81 0udcp
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Administrator Appointed,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept. i5.-According 10 deci-
sion by Judge !. A. Howell, Isaac Guy
Clark oldest son OF the late Isaac L.
Clark has been granted letters OF nd
mtntstra ton IN the estate OF the promi-
nent merchant. Ills bond was fixed at
$40 600 the value Of the estate having
been estimated nj 5000,
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death or serious injury a o'clock this
afternoon when he lost control of a bi
cycle while riding down the Twenty
fourth street hill. The bicycle collded
with delivery wagon. throwing the rider
directly in front OF a moving street car.
The fender pushed the Young mans legs
from across the rail- aud the wheels did
not pass over any part OF his body. 9th
or than a few minor bruises. the bicycle
rider was found 10 be uninjurcd.
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intersects with the state road placing
suitable signs, which will give adequate
directions TO travellers. This action fol-
lows the instructions given by the coun-
" commissioners a their recent month
ly meeting.
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Japs in Cutting ARRAY.

BINGHAM. Sept i5.-T Akamassu
and r. Mayech. Japanese miners became
enga ged I'm a quarrel this evening and at
It's conclusion Mayect was In the hands
Of his friends. having his wounds dressed
and .Akamdgsu I'm the hands OF tho po-
lice. a dagger was taken from the lat
ter.