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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
BOUNDARY DISPUTE SETTLED
state OFFICIALS Decide IN Favor OF
DucIicsnc County.

Decision In the boundary dispute
between Duchcsnc and Uintah coun-
ties has been determined IN favor of
Duohcsno county boy state Officials
and has been officially announced by
State Engineer W. n. beers. who.
under the law. b. empowered with
that duty Tie has consulted Atturncy
General \. w. BARNES as a. the legal
phases.
IL is what you might call "a prnc-
deal decision" says Governor spry.
"i have mo- part in th, decision under
the law. but the stat" engineer and
the attorney general conferred with
me. presume that the reasons tor
the decision we're. Roosevelt a. the
largest town in Duphpsnp county AZ
the time the county seat WIS estate
liHhcd there WIS very strong tight
between Roosevelt ANA the present
town ur nuchSsnc. Undoubtedly the
reason puchrsuo was selected by the
people ur the county was because ut
the dispute ~ Co whether i,nur,N,lt
10 In uintah or In Duch-Hnc county
since the election establishing the
county seat az puvhrrnv. the high
school has been built. and bonds have
been issued 10y Duvhcsno county O.
pay for the high school building at
Roosevelt so that puchrsn" county
could not be- expected tp pay Tor the
erection uf high school building In
another county
"if the parties Who rendered the
decision as to the line had adhered
60 the one hundred and tenth mcri-
elan, IL would have taken away from
Duchcsnc county approximately hnlf
u million In taxable prapsrty, ana bu-
chvrne would not have had enough
taxable property lett tu raise suffi-
penHsH.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21


Is hereby given
that the partnership lately existing
between Thomas pumayne of Price.
Utah. and Martin Millarich uf llin-
watha, both ~ Carbon county. Utah,
n this the bth day uf January \. -.
1915. hereby dissolved hy mutual con-
sent An debts owing the Tavern
bar are due and payable Go Thomas
Dumayne. who assumes an indebted
ness of said co-partnership existing
between the parties hereto, Incurred
by or furnished a. the business oper-
ated as the Tavern 1iar az Price.
Utah. ana all debts owing the lilagI
Hawk Liquor company are due and
payable Ca Martin Millarich, who as
sumes AN indebtedness Of the said
partnership existing between the par
ties hereto, ana both are authorized
tn receipt for said accounts az the re-
spcctiNc places of business.
Dated at Price, Utah. Jan. @. 1918.
THOMAS bIMANNE.
MARTIN MlI.LABlCtl.
First pub, Jan. q last Feb, 4, 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21

Soldier
u No Is Late No OF the Castle Valley win lie Held Connection
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
CH|ROPRACTORS MUST PASS TESTS
TO PRACTICE IN THE STATE Of UTAH

Chropracors and followers of similar schools of healing will
compelled TO the examinations Of the state board of med
Of business the state according To de-
cson handed down by the state court saturday The
board Of medical examiners and members of the accepted
schools medicine regard the decision great victory and
definitely and finally the controversy the actv
y of the chopctos that has been going for several
The decision Of the supreme court not indictment of the chi
ropracc allied schools of healing but merely puates that
under the state law regulating the practice of
medicine and that in order 20 practice their calling Utah the
chopractor pass the examination required OF other
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
TIIE cIST or m.

Last December I had a very severe
cold and was nearly Town sick In bed.
! bought two bottles OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy aud Il was only a very
few dayH until I was completely re-
stored Go health" writes -. J. Met
calf Of Wcatherby Mo. II you would
know the value Of this remedy, ask
anyone who used IL. Obtainable cv-
erywhcrc. -Advt
sun adlets are one cent a word.
Make your wants known through their
use.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
RABIES MENACE A PERIL TO LIVES;
SOME RADICAL MEASURES ARE URGED

That the danger the epidemic coming into the state
of Utah is and that the
mated the statement made Saturday office Salt Lake
City DR. Beatty secretary of the state board of health by
Piper assistant biologist for the federal government in
charge of the determination of predatory animals whose head
quarters Washington but who has field work in the
West for time That radical should be taken
the eradication of the strongly stated by Piper
will remain the ground until the national health convention
held at Salt Lake City February ID
AT conference in Zion Saturday il decided the
state board of examiners approve deficiency appropriation
to be made by the Legislature dey the expenses
the twenty-five game warens in the department of f. W. Cham
bers state fish and game warden in killing coyotes To
twenty five the will add fifteen biological
vey employees in the state This force under the direction
George Holman of the survey with headquarters Provo will
thrown out on the western and northern borders.
The appropriation asked is not for the salary of the game
wardens IL explained but for their expenses there
available in the fish and department this pur-
Commissioner Chambers reported TO the committee APP
pointed by Governor Spry Every Utah community urged
special ordinance requiring the licensing dogs the killing
off of unlicensed animals and the muzzng of those licensed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
Thirty.Five Hundred Hours of Study Required.

Provision also made in the law that the board of medical
aminers shall license all practitioners who must the
natOn provided Requirements of practitioner include thirty
five hundred hours Of study at any legally chartered medical
school and diploma showing that the applicant has studied
passed in histology anatomy physiology chemistry toxcology
and considerable list of other subjects The aopah home
Opathc and oseOpathc practitioners all had TO fulfill these
quemen and they have conended that all other schools of heal
ing should be submitted 10 the tests
Freenor attended the Davenport Ia college chiTOpractcs
but conceded that he had not had the schooling prescribed in the
medical law II his contention that ne medical
practitioner and that he and his school of healing did
der the provisions of the The supreme holds otherwise
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21

The supreme courts decision is lengthy Justice
going into the testimony introduced Freenors was
fore the district court in Ogden II might be stated parenhe
ally that chropractcs described in the adu
ment of the spinal vertebrate In concurng opinion
the chief Justice Justice Frck appended comment
81" is seldom, he said that the wisdom, utility and Z
necessity of statute be forcby and refutaby del
onstraed in opinion is the in the preceding opnC
Here is sOcaed doctor who without hesitation informs
the first quarter of the twentieth century that In dip
liberia would that that caused primarily by
defect with the leading from the vertebrae Instead of
resting the deadly toxins the doctor would merely papate
spine and in that way attempt a cure"
According 10 received from Ogden f. D. Feenor
public statement declaring that he would continue TO prac
and appeal the to the supreme of the United States
necessary
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
Decision BY Chief Justice straup.

Chief Justice d. ~ staup wrote the decision of the supreme
concured In by Justices j. f. Prick and William
McCary the of the state board of medical
against f. j. Freeno In the decision Chief Justice Saup
said:
THE law not concerned with the question of whether chiro
good better than other systems of treatment
is concerned with the question that before shall under
take matter by what system TO diagnose treat operate upon
prescribe advise for physical mental amen or
don of another for other consideration he shall possess
the learning and skill required by the statute and produce de-
diploma college meeting the requirements
ated the statute and successfully examination before
the board showing his competency,
When he does that then he practice whatever system
may consider the most effcaous do that given
which he thinks will produce the best result Until he that
cannot practice a ALL unless he within the exception of
the statute those who heal only by spiritual without
tending knowledge of the science medicine
cepon put the statute permit treatment by Christian Science
other spiritual means"
Practcng medicine Is here defined by the state law "Any
shall be regarded praccng medicine within the
of this title who shall diagnose prescribe
advise for physical mental ament abnormal mental
physical condition of another after having received with
receive therefor either directly indirectly gift
compensation other pecunay benefit reward consideration
shall hold himself by of cards advertisements
or otherwise n physician and surgeon
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21

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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
Dogs Considered a Great Source of Danger.

50" consider dogs greater humane
coyotes The dog is the gobeween and less suspected being
domestcaed Unless control the dog will have long
siege in Graduating the rabies
with regard TO the spread of rabies il supposed
pzooc that overunning Northern California
Nevada started down in Texas New Mexico there being
dogs coyotes This latter Of
1910 while the latter part of 1910 IL we'll established
Southern California Its first actual appearance
California is given September 1909 and by August
the infection had spread into the great valley of California
San Joaquin drainage Los Angeles the first
maximum involvement then Fresno county thirdly
cisco he region
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
Infected wounds should Be Cauteriled.

After the first appearance of the disease in human
is declared IN be useless wound made by infected
should be cauterzed eXpated The cauerzng
agents recommended by the federal officials Tuning nitric
acid, hot 10 per solution of zinc chloride.
George Holman of the biological at Provo who has been
appointed the interstate committee for the eradication
rabies has received the following letter from r. Sans biological
assistant at Wnnemucca, New:
AT present my authority stands for fifty hunters and trap
Nevada and about fifteen in California have the
field about forve and expect TO have my full quota
work in few days We had fairly good during October
and November and the coyotes noeaby where
have worked
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
Prepare Against the Dreaded Hydrophobia.

Health officers in community will be asked pack the
heads of animals suspected of having the rabies in and forward
them Immediately the state bacerioog
M The state board of health is making arrangements for the
treatment humans suspected of being
Dr. Beatty of the board Of health that person
bitten by animal should seek medical advice inn
medaey the disease which takes from twentone forty
days in animals develops much faster humans and the agones
of hydrophobia practically certain TO result in death
Biologist Piper various bills pending congress
appropriations to be expended in this line of work but that the
immediate need for available funds To this end the
apporoned funds Of the bureau for killing predatory
mails being spent killing off coyotes suspected
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
Two Thousand Cattle Killed.

Our work started about the middle of October year The
force has been steadily increased In Nevada the total
stock about thousand head The number of human
California TO date is htyve None has been reported
Nevada
"Bounes being paid here in Humboldt county the
tent of two thousand dollars in November three
December Many bountes paid that come from
traps and also for animals caught outside the county,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
Dog Bitten by Wolf Is to BE Watched.

Dr. Beatty said Saturday that he had Just heard
the Nevada and Utah line where had camp
and had bitten dog that beneath IT, As the Of
the flock herds also in Utah DR. Beatty orders that the dog
be held fUr observation II explained that IL Is unwe to kill the
dogs Immediately but preferable hold them
the disease spread the and thence
the BRAIN that the made show whether the disease
actually communicated
of dogs is earnestly urged by both federal
Gals who the animals should be allowed large
While the muzng of dogs is pointed that it
absolutely effective since if the animals allowed
large they easily become infected Dogs infected
liable bite person when the muzze feeding
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
Spreads Through the State of Oregon.

March 81 1912 of the fortyone counties of California south
Of latitude 30 north twentee had proven rabies infection
Three years after its inception in Southern California IL had
spread through the San JoaqunSacmeno drainage 10 Nor
then California About three made its first
in Oregon in Walowa county. Men by the
forest service but enough and the disease made its appear
fifty sixty miles 10 the southwest and from there spread
rapidly the state This carried il TO Lake Harvey Clear
Maheur counties
Then the disease spread rapidly through number
of channels through Jordan Valley the Owyhee drainage
Northern Nevada BY the headwaers of the Owyhee
infection crossed the north fork of the Humboldt
down by Eko New in Humboldt county. The infection
Harvey Valley crossed into the Kings basin Humboldt
county and spread southwark The infection in the Warner Val
ley moved down into Long Valley New and Surprise Valley Mo
doc cnnntN Nov
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
NOTICE OI DISSOLUTION OT CO.

smoke Elk PrIde clgnr. bal. lbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31

Or. @oplis, @eneraloireftor
oes aaiirten Sa5aretts, lit ongeflaat,
1iebentanie16 Dollar geiammelt nno
11idt abgeliefert a1 boben. l1no er.
flart als edter Mlliirter, baB er un-
i6uloig lei. Scum bralldt ct l,l,r nod
gu bepeiien, oab er's mirflid lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31
Trau Mutter in 3nfunft 5tets cine

Srau Mntter in 3utunft 1tets eine
Wdrterin lei ii6 bat, nno sic Iomlt
frei iiter Sbre 3eit perfiigen tDnnsn."
Selicitas ldd)elte. @s itanb ibr
muntsrbar Su Geiidt, bie1es rei5cnoe,
ionniee 2ddeln; tie lab plDBlid lpis
Elm gang iunses Maoden aus.
Isle 1inb iebr frennolib; id) baats
Jhneg Serr Doctor
nSattter- !,
nSunter?" mieberbolte Telicitas mid
einem er1taunten Musbrud.
.Satppbl. Der Nams tit Shnen
pielleidt nidt unbetannt. Tsein ling
fer 8rl,ber Sobannes lit iW @ei9afl
sSSbres 6errn @aters ais @olontdr.
Oortiebun9 folgt.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31

.@er3eiben sic mir! Sd b%etpunbere
tdglt9 SIRE Seelenftdrte. @inen Ser
%benar5t mutbet 10 biel Mube, 10 biel
@ebulb unb beitere @elafenbeit, nie
Sic tGsli4 5eigen, p~abrbaftig tpie cine
blubenbe Dale in Der Wiiite an. Mber
i'd tann unb mag ni4t anieben, pie
bic &rante sic peinist. sic miiKen
ia felber tranf tperben. -" Mieber
itodte er mitten i'm Sab; es mar un=
mittelbarer, observation-disclosures aus tbnl
herporgebroden, als er felber beabit4z
tigte. Dur9 Beltcitas' Musen gins es
pte Sonnenleldten. Mie fonberbar
mar es, bab iid jemanb nm iie lorste,
iiberIaupt nad ibr fraste! Cine mar:
me 9antbarteit quoa in tbr auf, unb
pis tie in feline tlaren Nusen uno fem.
a%nsenebmen 3iise fdaute, mar es ihr.
als lei bieier Mann tbr tein Srember,
ais Bate fe ibn f4on friiber gefannt.
bor Sabren piellei4t in einem fri.
btren 2eben.
Isl. lit meme Ml1tter - UNI
frant," 1aste fie lsiie.
nSSd peritebe, seniB. Mber sleidz
tpobl biirfen sic fid niat berartig tbz
ranniiiren la1en. sic feben fefber am
segriffen aug. sic iollten fleiBis fpaz
5ieren geben, bic bsrrlide 2uft unb Die
id.1ne Natur bier am Rbein gsnieBen.
SD perbe bafur forgen. bab Sbre
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31

v@ilion's golitif lift Sum.
bng!" 9as lagt amar @iacor, Ser
gorltbenbe oes republifaniiden Ma.
flonalcontmlttees, -. n11b bas fomt=
Idle babel lit: es itimmt trotoem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-31
Aer3t1 s.sia Mpn&hster
Sinft berein NIB ocbt bimaug.
c. A. BOWMAN,
@nnbar5t, GbirpppbiF,

5 @~iibnerai9er1, ug%llnions" unb cit,s
acma6lene Nasel fllrirt obnc 9dpmcrs
scn ober glutperlnif. 3ebn Sabre CT
fabrung.
3O6M %. 2. Str, 9apcnpurt, So,ua.
Critic Sbiir tpcitlih BON Der SOMA Nat'I
ganf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-11
MONTPELIER

In probate court to-day, Mrs. Mary T..
Nelson of Barre was appointed guardian
of Frances A., Alice NJ, Irene X, and
Paul A. Nelson, minors of Barre. Eddie
NJ. Daniels of Woodbury. settled his ae-
count as administrator of the estate of
Matilda P. Thayer, late of Woodbury.
Lula B. Ciley settled her accounts as
guardian of Edna M. Cilley and was dis
charged
Jesse 4. Joslyn of the state auditors
office left this forenoon for Burlington
on business.
Urban Beaupre, formerly of this city,
now employed in Burlington, was Wis
itor in the city to-day ON business.
Carroll Dobey of North street left
yesterday for Pittsfeld, Mass, where he
has secured employment.
States Attorney F. f. Gleason went
last evening to Boston on business and
will return tomorrow morning.
Grand Juror A. c. Theriault went to
Waterbury this forenoon to represent
the state at hearing held in that town.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Z. Chandler have re.
turned from Florida, where they passed
several months, in Jacksonville and Palm
Beach. On the return trip to Vermont.
they visited their son, Dr. Charles p.
Chandler, in New York City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN


Cololed spool silks &c at Knights.
Special sale of silk dresses at Abbott s
telegram conveying to him the first
news OF his kinsman's illness.
At the Pavilion to-day, The Girl and
the Game also five other big reels. ad
Mrs. F. II. Roberts and Mrs. n. j
Roberts OF Orange street were visitors in
| Burlington Yesterday.
! John Bossi OF Berlin street left the
city last night for Boston, whore he is
passing several days with friends
Amedeo Minutti OF North Main street
was summoned to Concord, n. H., last
night BY the serious illness of relative,
! Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen in foresters' hall Tues
day evening at 1880. Per order cores
ponding secretary.
The spring term at Goddard seminary
, opened this morning with the regular
enrolment supplemented by the arrival
of several special pupils.
Peter MacQueen lectures on Scotland"
in Barre opera house Friday evening,
April a. Tickets 25c, on sale at browns
Wednesday morning adv.
The Argument club is issuing invita-
tions for its annual spring dance, which
is to be held in Clan Gordon hall on the
evening of Friday, April 81.
The household goods of Rev Bert ].
Lehigh have arrived from 0swego, \. Y,
and Mr.. iehigh Is moving into the Bap
fist parsonage at p Franklin street.
Barre friends of Henry House of VIII
Jamestown, who has been seriously i'll for
several days. viii be glad to learn that
his condition was reported to be some
what improved to-day Mr. House re
Gently observed his S0th birthday ami
versary.
Electricians are engaged in installing a
system of exterior lights at the theatre
near the corner of North Main and Pearl
streets aud toward the end of the pres
ent week the amusement house will be
by Alto Aariani, who is to |
transfer his Biiou theatre from the Scam
PM block to the Arcade building
Young people Of the Presbyterian Bible 4
,lass viii scale the slopes Of east hill To-
night as far east as the Allen farm,
where there viii be an old fashioned su
gar marty All members planning to
participate in the party are requested 70
meet AT the Aldrich building not later
han 6:30 O'Clock.
s large number Of Young women Of the
Sodality Of the Blessed Virgin Mary and
be Junior Holy Name society participat-
d N corporate communion at ST. Mon
cas- church Sunday morning at 2 o'clock.
/ be regular monthly meeting Of the so
leties was held in the afternoon.
Downtown people mingled with the
tudent body az Goddard seminary sat
Irday evening in an audience that en-
DYED the several parts that featured the !
yceum given under the auspices Of the
commercial department Violin solos BY )
,lbert t3oslaut q recitation hv Mi-s Mil /,
red Kent. connie sketch in which
umler Of -eoonsT had parts and the old
iatds. convention were among the en-
7zable numbers On the program. j
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
isle and silk gloves at Knights.

Lisle and silk gloves at Knights.
Edwin Lyford of Woodbury. was bust
ness visitor in the city Yesterday.
Ray Ordway of Randolph was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day.
A meeting of the Barre truckmen's
union will be held at headquarters on
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Repairs ON the Arcade block, which is
to be the new home of the Bijou theatre,
are progressing rapidly and Manager
Mariani stated this morning that he ex-
poets to be able to open the new photo
play house on Saturday.
F. r. Cutler of North Main street left
Yesterday afternoon for Greenville, Pa,
where he will superintend the setting
of one of the largest monument jobs that
has been cut in this city for some time.
Mr.. Cutler expects to be gone several
weeks.
Thomas Reaside of Central street, who
has been employed as a driver by A. w.
Badger g. Co. for the past year, complet-
ed his duties day and expects to leave
this week for Haverhill, Mass, where he
has secured employment on the farm of
Fred Aears
Universal presents the great dramatic
story of the double standard of morals,
A Soul Enslaved," featuring the pop
1lar Universal star, Cleo Madison. A
big and daring picture answering the
question, "Who Shall Suffer-" in five
reels at the Bijou.-adv.
Arthur f. Perrault. son Of Mr.. and /
Mrs. Napoleon Perrault of Graniteville,
passed away at 10 o'clock last night, the |
md following an illness of two weeks.
The child was eight years old and its
Heath followed an attack of acute ne
ohrits Besides his parents he is sur
lived by several brothers and sisters.
Funeral services are to be held in st.
5ylvester's Roman Catholic church on
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, the
larish priest, Rev. Joseph Turcot, off
Eating The body is to be brought to
his city for interment in the Catholic
cemetery on Beckley street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-11
SPORTING NOTES.

The new worlds indoor record in the
pole vault, made jointly by Percy Gra-
ham and Ed. knourek at the Central A.
A. U. annual indoor meet in Chicago Sat
urday, came after a struggle between the
two for the championship, which lasted
well into Sunday morning The new
record is IL feet and l01a inches.
Ensign Cottrell, who was with the Bos-
ton Braves when they won the pennant,
and who served as twirler with the
Pittsburg and Chicago Nationals, the
New and Philadelphia Americans, and
the Baltimore and Richmond information
ais, has announced his intention of quit
ting the game and has entered the poly
technic institute, where he is taking spe
cial work.