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Show 4 - I IBE UORXISa School Bond Question. 2.S6C Mortgage Tax Exemption. ...i Yes Xo CURE guar-ants- . ronne we. I wnilc Dont trcuLie is Consultation Free. young. W nrt Blood Disorders, Diseases, 4.811 8.6115 iifli 7.874 4.U38 8 635 V Whitci-otto- A Supreme Court Justice. ((Short Term. I 7.1124 R Frick, Maloney, A County Commiaaioner. (Four-- ) S,lal ear Term.) 7.442 4.331 8.9t i 34ti ("liutou, R Clark. I Jacobson, A Harms, 8 County Commlastsnsr. ...... Mon's Cur positively ...I R Frick, di- - pt rows- - sort yiiur Congress. Supreme Court Justice. Maumiy. Dont auffar. 5.141 ....... ....l.iTT Howell, R Powers. D Wier, Burt, ti YOU I - v. 3. ti07 Ye Xo is our Ner- vous Troubles, Liver, Kidney and Stomach Diseases. Term.) (Two-yea- r ( usgriff. R 7,6.0 - D giilllau. 3.683 6.6 6 esterffeld. llrigbouse, 8 Cromer, 1. L. A. ItHI 566 County Clark. R. Eiilredge. Scare. D ... Cbristennen, A Brlgbouse, 8 Johnson, 1. L. Sheriff. I -- Drs. Elliott & Norris , cm Pi 10 a, m, to 7 p. nt. Hours ...... ...... . D ...... ....... ....... ti:f r) K I Office 1 1 , A 8 .i.ltb, I. L Treasurer. Crovheck. R uung. I). .......... 3,798 A Klmunda, i 6,147 tmonds. 8 I.xnmnt. I. L Years" SPECIALISTS "Years 2361 Washington Ave. H an soil, .Snow, D Weber. 379 7H3 Attorney. ,..,....,,,i,i41 R.,. 6.200 A Hanson. L 1. Johnson, B Williams, 1. ......... L. 176 . 64T 7,677 R.,,.,. ................3,688 8.663 A......... . Brown. Lynch, D QiiinD. Csrlsan, 8.. Cuirle, 1. L. . . with tbs quality, merit and prices of the good sold. If you deni nt BUSWELLS you will know you will bo treated fairly, ao matter how you may be lacking In technical knowledge of the value and quality of Jewels of any kind. Wa keep only the bent sad choicest. Whore gold la sard It la marked with the karat stamp, with allvor It la sterling, In genu and precious atones their' quality Is fully 170 24th Street. 8... Swenson, .1.... T.L, Bobs, ............. Pose. 7,004 3,783 W right, R Allan, D Fowler, A ,7.033 . 3,704 ,.8.497 Hubbard, IX, 504 GUGGENHEIMB IN COBALT. Hava Invested $10400,000 In Two Weeks Hammond's Report. As a result of the recent trip of John B. Hays Hammond and William Thompson to Cobalt, the stock of the Xlplaelng Mines Ce. made a high record on the New York curb yesterday (84). Oir his return to New York from Cobalt Mr. Hammond advised the Guggenheim Exploration company to pur chase Nlpleaing stock. In lead than two weeks the Gnggenhelma have purg chased over $10,000,001) worth of and this hu been oversubscribed three or four times among their friends In the London msrkut. Today the Unggenhelra Exploration company and allied Intercuts control of the stuck of the fully NTplrslng company. Kuhn, Loeb k Co. have also been heavy purchasers for foreign account?. The Xlplsslng Is the third large mining property wiililn tbe Iasi nix months In wblch the Guggenbelms have acquired control through William B. Thompson of New York. The first of these wu the Cumberland- Ely and the second ibe Nevada Consolidated. Both of theue last mentioned copper propproperties are ositions in the Ely ramp. Nevada. An vein fully 2,000 feet In surface width and several miles long traverses both of these properties, and the completion of tbe Nevada Northern railway (the property of the Nevada Consolidated company I reduces cost to s minimum, iranspniiatlon g lohn Hay Hsmniund said: The Is tbe most extensive development for s very Insignificant amount of exploration work that have ever seen, und while tbe engineer cannot a yet measure up enormous quantities of ore In sight have no doubt whatever that present development fully Justifies the present market price of the stock. 'There is a very strong probability that future exploration will open up g many other valuable veins on the property. In other words, the Mplsalng Mines company, beyon-- l having demonstrated to my mind the certainty of being able to pay in dividends Its entire present capitalisation, enormous possibilities in the oth hu er large areas of Its properties whlrh are yet undeveloped. In view of the conditions 1 felt justified In advising my company to make u large investment. termed n Cobalt msT well b freak' mining camp. There I umind to the persistquestion in mysilver-bearinveins In ency of the, depth, but of course It is iiaresacnsVr to expect the persistency of very rich ore to Indefinite depths. If the to p marketable valm s moderate depth the vrImp of (be property will gn fay lioud n Wen any estimate wh'ch lie made of It. It is pnbVi'p tin some of the rich veins my gr--punier and som" of th puur veins richer In value as ti.r; are developed' Th amount of money that has hi en made l,y a few men out of th rise In shares of ifce Nlnh-s'ncompany is almost slnggcrtnc It was only a few thh tnonti' the property wa 'urotnotpd." hai me cost hi- promote one pHMuen's o b male In i;iKip-isslD- The Only DsaMc-Trac-fc I ffitNasswl RaBway bctwsaa River sad CUcagSb two-thir- The Overland Limited The Mast Laiarioss Trals hi lbs Wsrld ! Compartment and drawlhg-rosleeping cars, observation cars, din and library tog cars, I rs ears, with barber, bath and Library; entire train electric Chicago without lighted, through charge. Direct connection for oa buffet-smoki- ng Book-love- t: I SL Panl and Mincespolis iMfrvatlmt. ini full In tnraiMKio ran fee obtained from C, A. Waikcr, Onwal Afmt. Ikkm. Chicago & SO R..i Hcrth-Weste- Ity.i ra Snath Mai Stract, Man Laka CKy. Utah. ms. -- maw -- iixmiui.w - low-grad- e ore-beari- Nip-lssin- silver-bearin- ago ond DtrrwoEo. a n ""W I jy iniMAMaiptniinmiMlt 3Vtsknr an nUaln Una inS buH I I On. Ums f ALL eOUNTNIES. wu M nr! with Kiniiyaa time, 1 I r tnd fttn Ikt at and Infifnftinnnt frantic Eaciaelvaly. Marram to mat sem. aw. mm smi fa m wmiwotoc, o. c. u - u Nip-Usin- PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH MITCHELL BROS. Copings and HeadDon't buy from agents, Monuments, stones. ns they get Urge commissions and you have to pay them. Bee your home people first. Yard opposite City Cemetery. Republican. 153: Democratic, 85; scratched, 183. Stockton, straight Republican, 65: Democratic, 13; scratch- tr i g - HERE YOU ARE ed, 73. THEIR PREVENTION WOMAN 1$ BADLY POUNDED. Salt Lake, Nov. 7. Charles AND CURE. BOYS November Is the month of falling White 1-- and Tenth North streets some time early yesterday morning. The body was found by Morris engineer of engine Xo. 658, nt Ow5:45 oclock yesterday morning. ing Li the fact that llcGrail'e head was aevered completely from the body, end that there were ao other injuries, it is thought that he may possibly have committed suicide, though acquaintance In the city declare that ao far aa they know, there wa no reason fur him to do no. The remains were viewed at the scene of McGrail death by City Judge C. B. Diehl, and the body was removed to O'Donnell's undertaking establishment, where It wan Identified last nigh; by Jamea Glean, an employe of the Highland Boy smelter at Bingham. Glenn mild that he and McGrail had Pni Muniisy In the city together and McGrail stated to him late Monday evening that he waa going to Ogden. He declares that MoGrall waa not drinking during Monday or early Monday evening, and aald that he knew of nothing that would cause McGrail to take his own life. On the body was found n telegram n year old, a railroad ticket and n campaign card. The theory of the police la that the dMd man either committed suicide by laying his neck across the rail or that he wee Intoxicated and waaderad Into the railroad yards and fall asleep. Thera were no marks of violence on the man'e body and it I not thought probable that the man was murdered and his body afterward placed on the tracks. However, an autopsy will probably be held this morning to determine the exact cause of death. The dead man was apparently about II ears old, six feet tall and fairly well dressed. He had black hair and moustache and brown eyes and wan of leader build. The remains will be kept at O'Don-aeU'- s undertaking establishment for several dava while the police and i county authorities endeavor to locate hta relatives or friends. Roller Skates Got-slv- i Roller Skates Winslows Celebrated Lintv-Pri- ces From 50c to $5.00 Come Quick T. S. HITCIIISON 306 No. Street Twenty-Fift- h Wedding Presents Are alwsya used, and especially ii the Uns of chins ware. Our beautiful lines of fancy and ornamental dishes Is tha most complete of any la the city. An Inspection will demonstrate this. Bee us liefoie buying. Fresh fruits and vegetables, and fancy groceries. E. A.. Olsen, staple Grcccr, 2259 Washington Ave. u Bush A Gcrta Pianos. Newman Bros. Organs. C. H. I WARDLEIGH PIANOS ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Violins, Gutters, Accord eons. Jos, Strings. Ban-.- . . Constabl. ..,., lin. well-dresse- d .8.1(1 1. S, wu arrowed at midnight last night temperatures. Over ell the temperate for assaulting Verigo de Broiha. an in- regions the hut weather has passed end ar-re- Surveyor, Justice of th Burkle, A Harper, D. Smith, A guar-antee- Jeweler R A Wight, Ulmer, WHEN PURCHASING JEWELRY, reputation Is a potent factor to to considered as K la synonymous 87 4 Audltsr, Higginbotham. Brothers, D 61r rrer. A Ha Iter tig, 8 Brliravrn, T. I. Swenson, R. Bacon, 1). 3i0 ....... NOVEMBER wl ....... .7.726 Moyl. D. Cohen. A. BUSWELL, MORNING, ds 6i)6 Recorder, Perkins, R. ff. L TUUKSDAY mate of a resort nt 62 2 Commercial the first rigors of winter have appeared. street. 8creams were heard from the As the great bulk of civilised notions la rear of the Green Light saloon and Pa- located la the Temperate Zona! the trolman Phillips cn rushing back there effect of chong found tha man choking and beating the The Neman System lng seasons is s viciously. Must Adjust Itself question of the Both were takes to the police stahighest importCbeeglag Temto woman but the wu allowed go tion, ance. When the home on her promise of appearing lo peratures. weedier begins and man this the morning prosecute fur nt above 3u per share. Th option White was held on an uuult and bat- to change from worm to cold, when on to the Guggeuheims 200.(810 share cool nights succeed hot nights, when tery charge. nt $35 par share was exorcised and Is the woman ar- dear, eold days follow hot, sultry Bays, Broiha de Verigo the offering of the underwriting to rested for Illegal regl- -t ration a few the human body must adjust itself to their friends was four or five times ago. She is swaitlng a hearing this changed condition or perish. days oversubscribed. on that charge on (100 ball. Jealousy The perspiration incident to worm 77ie reason this silver property la gives a the rtxsou for White's ascuuld be brought so quickly from the weather has been checked. This detains sault. position of a prospect to a property within the system poisonous materials sending forth net eurnlugs of over which have heretofore found escape $5(1,000 per mouth, or $5 per share on CAUMIIY CFOWD POUTED through the perspiration. 1 the stock, that It is not a mine It is ' Most of the a find. material re Decisive end Crushing Defeat for the tained In the poisonous the checked by ay.tem in American Balt Laka, Party FOOTPAD$ SLUG VICTIMS. perspiration find their way out of the lody, if at all, through the kidneys. Albert Moors is Held Up by Danng Balt Lake. Nov. 7. The News says: This throws upon tha kidneys extra Coming after one u t the most spirited labor. Highwayman In Residence They become charged and overelecDistrict. the seasons, quietest campaign tion iu I'tsh's history returned a Re- loaded with the poisonous excretory This has a tendency to InSalt 1a ke. Xitv. 7. Albert ' Moore, publican congressman from Utah and materials. a young teamster, was slugged and elected Republican county tickets gen- flame the kidneys, producing functional diseases of the kidneys sad sometimes robbed by two fontpads last night on erally throughout the state. The surprise at the day was the Bright's Disease. Eighth East street between N'tnih and Tenth South at reel a. He was found stagnation shown in American party Peran nets upon the akin by stimuunnonacious after haring lain more total The Increase over the last electhe emunctory glands and ducts, lating than an hour where the robbers had was onl y trifle, and showed that thus tion the detention of poioon-ju- s preventing ielt him after taking bis money. In the party has not gained strength which should pass out. materials Moore has been to the Bamberger prosperity as it did in adversity. In Peruna invigorates the kidneys and office its record has been Its own conQuarry near Parley's canyon In search them to fulfill their function of work and on coming back caught demnation, and Hue result was exn ride with two men who took him pressed In Its voting power yesterday. in spite of the chilis and dlsoourngs ns far ns Twelfth South and Eleventh With all its barrel,'' Its great force menu of cold weather. East streets. Then he walked to of dty workers and city employes, Pernnalaeoom Ninth South and Eighth East streets, the odors of the Sheets case and other linetion of well-trie- d whero ho was accosted by two men. evidences of Its administrative lnabll harmless He turned to look at them end ns hs Uy, held down Its vote to a point that emedlaa that did so ho was struck over the back of surprised even its most informed ave stood the the head with n sand bag. leaders. st of time. After their victim had fallen th Howell goes back to congress by a any of these remedies have been ned afterhighwaymen dragged him to a vacant Is thia estimated that majority ? doctors end by th people la Europe lot a short distance away and robbed noon to bo In the vicinity of ld.UOO. him of about $11. They left him lying :d America for n hundred ye ora. This was a Republican year In Utah, there unconscious, where he ley undle- as It wgs lu almost every other state. Reruns has bean used by Dr. Hartman covered for about an hour until he wu The power of Roosevelt was sufficient his private practice for many years found by Stephen Alley, of 41 South to call for a Republican congress to ih notabla results. Iu efficacy bus In In York as New Eighth East street Alley took the BOY CONFESSES ROBBERY. uphold his bands en proven by decades of uas by thou-.nunconscious mu to his residence and American Utah. Thomaa Weir on the of people end bee been aubstan-itsummoned Dr. Ernest Van Cott, who t Balt Lake, Nov. 7. Paul Faulkner, ticket went fairly herfvy In Salt over and over by many thou revived the man and notified the po- want Jd here on a charge of grand lar- county and then fell with a dull thud, anils of homes. lice. No rlue to the robbers baa been ceny, wu arreated yesterday at Pue- while O. W- - Powers, on the Demoobtained. blo. Officer C. A. Carlson leaves this cratic ticket, fared better outside of SUMMIT COUNTY. mbrnlng for tha Colorado city to bring Bait Lake than In tha city and county. beck the prisoner. IB CUT IN CROWD. The next state legislature will be Faulkner le charged with being an overwhelmingly Republican. It will Wright, Republican, Reads the Ticket With Eldredge Secend. Unidentified Man Slashes High Be heel accomplice of Ivan Hicks in the theft be more so than any legislature that of u watch from A. Van Patten, a has ever met before. Last session Student In Abdemsn With Knife wealthy Ogden mine operator, while saw a few Democrats In the house, Coalville, Nov. 7. With six precincts Salt Lake. Nov. 7. Stanley T. he slept in his room at the Cullen ho- and three In the senate, who were yet to bear from outside of Park City holdover. Tbe outlook now Is that there is no doubt as to Summit going Quayle, living at 6f But Tenth South tel. The discovery of th criminal was Toltun of Beaver county may be tbe Republican. The returns to date as street, wu stabbed in the abdomen In front of The Herald building nt Id; II due te n peculiar coincidence. Officer tone representative of the Democracy. received here are as follows: I o'clock by en unidentified man whom Carlson saw Hicks, who had been Senator Bsmbeiger (R.) is replaced Howell. R 677 at the Cullen It to alleged, the police refused te elevator oper- by Senator Benner X. Smith (R.); Powers. D 432 from Frick, R 658 after he had been pointed out by ator, walking down Commercial street Senator Williams is witneeses of the stabbing, and before on October 26, carrying n suspicious this county. From Cache, Senator Whitecotton. D 375 the condition of the victim wee knows kxiklsg package. Hs became confus- Basher (D.) Is succeeded by Herschel Representatives.. .. when ed tn him officer the and out and W. D. Sutton, R to the police. accosted Bullen, Jr. (R.). 568 Uintah, A number of boy were puking when he wu taken over to the s tat loo Senator Bennion, the other Democrat Lambert, D 478 was to unable Commissioners. satisfactorily explain of tbe last session. Is succeeded by a through the crowd, when two men ud (Four-yea- r two women were Jootled by them. how he came by the package. When Republican. term.) It wu opened It wu found to contain Full county returns are not yet in, Foster, R 651 Quayle, It ! said by wltneosu, wu not Jaun-dry e of number towels bearing the but Got. Squires at Republican head- Smith, D . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , , . . . ,4$7 among the number who were rushing mark o( th Cullen hotel. (Two-yea- r v quarters makes the following claims through the crowd. term.) When Inquiry wu made at the hotel for his party In the legislature. They Wbodward, R 699 Suddenly n knife flashed In the hands It wu learned that e watrh valued at Include everytl.lng for the senate and Halln, 1) of a tall, 748 man, and Quayle fell backward and would have fallen, $100 had been atoleu from the room of all but one or two representative: Clark. County ' For the lower house: Box Elder, 1; Calderwood, R 711 but for the crowd which pressed around Mr. Van Patten a day or two prior to this. Hicks wu sweated" regarding Cache, 3; Carbon, 1; Davis, 1; Emery, Beck. D ...... . . him. . . 388 A crowd of young men followed tha the theft of the watch. He at first 1; Grand, 1; Iron, 1; Juab, 1; Kane, Sheriff. man who had slashed at Quayle, and he denied all knowledge of the crime, 1; Morgan. 1; Gsr.leld, 1; Piute, Evens, R .... went Into a store where. It la uid. he but afterward confessed that he had en doubtful; Rich, 1; Salt Lake, 10; San Leahy, D ... wu pointed out by witneeses, to Ser- fared Van Patten's room at the hotel Juan, 1; Sanpete, 3; Sevier. 1; Sum geant John Hem pel of the police de- and stole his watch and chain. He said mlt, 1; Tooele, 1; Utah. 4; Uintah, 1; Eldredge, R partment. It is said that Bcrgeant that he had Shown It to Faulkner snJ WsHstcb, doubtful; Weber, 4. Brim, D .... Hem pel refused tn arrest him, stating the two hid the timepiece at tbe rear The new senators, nine In number, Ike Cullen The nett day they took come fro mthe following counties: White, R. . . . that the man wu a gentleman and was well dressed, und that he would not do It from this place to another hiding Cache, 1; Weber, 1; Salt Lake, 2; Shields, D ... such a thing, place beside a board fence at Third Utah, 2; Sanpete, 1; Eleventh district, comprising Beaver and other Wright, R Quayle wu taken to the A. C. Smith and I streets, Faulkner later went to this piuce and counties. 1, and District 12, compris- Whllers, D drug store, where It waa found that the took the watch and left tbe knife blade of the had penetrated his ' city. It ing Ulnth and other counties, 1. Treasurer. learned home Puhis In that nowu trousers and overcoat, mat, vest, 885 Paxton, R ri er weir, and had cut a gash an Inch klo, and the police of that city were CLEAN SWEEP IN UTAH COUNTY. Galll van, D 432 half-incto notified look for and ' bl him, long and nearly a deep In the Surveyor. vest rest tbe authorities there Vote Cast Tbe knife blade did not pas erdsy by .....834 Jones, R Yesterday Was One-fift507 through the mnsclu of the abdomen. wulted. Rheed, D Than Two Years Age, Lighter Quayle then went in search of doctor Schools. Superintendent DAVIS FAILS DEMOCRATS. to dress the wound. 670 R Provo, Nov. 7. With a vote cost Peterson, D F. R. Burton, 662 State street, and G. 583 den , Boy two than lighter years ago fully by R. Richardson. 1820 Vemna avenue, returns Kajsvllle. Nov. Is in Utah the still county AND uy they aw the stabbing, and that from all districts In Davis county ex- Republican rank. Of the fifty-tw- o HEADACHES NEURALGIA pra without learning how badly Quayle wan cept Centerville, Clinton and South FROM COLDS. to all but had nine ducts reported up Injured. Sergeant Hempel released tha Hooper give a total vote to Power of 1 LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the p. m. Everything is eleded In the world wide cold and man who did tbe ratting. 818; Howell, 876; Whitecotton. 856; reremedy, grip without the Republicans, Fisk, 930; Maloney and Weir hive county, say moves cense. Call for full name. Look I one to The the claim. contradict each received about 16 votes In the any COLONEL WALL RETURNS.. for signature E. W. Grove. 25c. 'county. James J. Eldredge U elected American and Socialist vote wa so eithwa no of taken record Salt Lake. Nov. 7. Colonel K. A. representative to the state legislature light that A MARGARIN-EATINCOUNTRY. Wall, who went to Wuhlngton several over Richard Btrtnghsm by a vote of er. The vote for county superintendIn Provo 871 to 857. weeks ago to be present at tbe hearThe entire Republican ent of school is not Included Aa a matter of feet, this Is largely ing of the case which he Is prosecut- county ticket Is elected with the ex- and represents all precincts outside of a margsrln-eatincountry, and figures In statistics under tbe head of ception of county attorney, won by the Garden City, ing ag rinsi tbe United States company given Tbe greatest number of votes cast fur till to valuable ore desposlta at Thomas H. Phillips by s majority of dairy prolucts are decidedly misleadBingham, and locally known as tbe lln. There Is a possibility that (he for one candidate went to YVentx, who ing. because, through adulteration, butu with was eleded surveyor county Democrat will save counreturned one or the east more from case, Kempum ter and cheese form only a proportion Howell polled For county clerk. total of 4.491, while ty commissioners. Monday night. the article ao scheduled. There is The lowes- - man elected was of With the presentation of the case J. H. Hheflleld, Jr., Democrat, hs a a comparatively limited market for the Colonel Wall erpressrs himself a fair chance of winning over tbe pres- Beck, who captured tbe assetsorshlp highest quality butter, but msrgarln being highly pleased and he Is more ent. incumbent. Henry W. Stable. Re- with 4.064 votes. msrgsrlned butter, from their lowThe returns received up to late this and sanguine than ever that he will win publican. The vote la so close on three er price, have claimed the majority or four officers that an official count this afternoon show the following: out. A decision is hardly expected of English consumers. In view of the Congressman. inside of five or six months, though will be msde. Both parties vulfered fact that tbe country has learned to 4.330 R Howell, It Is possible that It may come during from a Joseph vote. satisfy Itself with sophisticated fats 3.179 D W. O. Powers, the holiday time, or soon after the sold openly as margarine, or less openBench. j first of the rear. Supreme Utah County Republican. os a mixture of butter and marga-ri4,148 ly After leaving Washington Colonel Ir. vo. Nov. 8. Twelve districts out Joseph E. Frick. H D and with the deliberate Intention V X. 3,214 fifty-iwWhitecotton, Wall went to New York anu spent a of give Howell. 1.134; Powers. J. in cases where methods of deception State Senators. . e 819: Weir. 43: Frick. 1.142; Wblrecot-toncouple of days there. He met Mr. are employed with such scientific skill 4.213 K Gardner. and a number of other Bait 26. and Maloney. 38. Socialists Hy to confess that n 4.114 that analyst have Lakers, and hid a most pleuni visit voted fifty rtrong. The returns are John Y. Smith, R of foreign fats considerable qunntly 3.450 D A. H. In what hu developed Clark, to be during rnmlnx tn slowly and will not be be introduced without the possimay D 3.287 the last car or two the greatest mintonight. Indications point to a Hjruiu Lemmon, bility of thefr detecting them. It is State Representative, ing and mining Mtx-- speculating cen- vinorv for the entire Republican ticksee that the farmer errs In 4.325 difficult to ter In the world. Colonel Wsll et wl'h a majority of at least 8(, The Westphal. R no tmaterially adding to his cow stock. that the Cobalt country U absorbing's vote here w. light, ns hardly 75 per This country- Imports a vast quantity great deal of attention In the me- cent i.f the registered voters cast their f "stuffed cheeses that Is, cheeses tropolis at the present lime, and with ballots made from separated milk the apell the big guns In the country geo pearance of rlhcnes In cream being Nov. 6. Howell has 4t!l: Fow- ting Interested there It I certain to . given by working Into them cheap 'uecotne a well adrmlaed region. He Icrs. 247; Frick. 464: WJiltecoMon. 253. fate of the margartn type. Ixrd Is says that aoiue of the ore exhibited The c::nty ticket Is Republican by e not a dairy product, but it cornea Into from then bv the Mct'ornick Unis, j majority of 210. The amendment for competition with butter for cooking and other leaves no room to question school fun-lwas carried by 4b0. The purposes, and imported lard Is not free the richness of the rock xi.d h was lux was carried In the affirm from margartn. lamdon Times. sorry that he could not find time to sMw also hy s majority of 25'. The go up Into the northern country and Social'.: polled 48 votes. Weir got THE POPE'S CIGARETTE. make a personal Inspection of the 7 voter. Thur-da- v the anniverLast and Its mines. country Fclonel Wsll stated also, that westPowers Carries Summit. sary of the Dccunstinn of Rome by the 1: all tin ern copper flotations an.l the stocks of Iurk t'i'j, Nov. 6. It will be im troops, u patriotic commemothe belter known mines were highly poMbie to get complete returns here ration place nt Porta 1ia, near which gn'c The royal army opened a spnhcn of end well backed by the In- - tonight, owing to the great scratching as if Pow-bvesting pub ic. It is just beginning to of ticket. However. It pas.ai:p through the wails of the city in lSTu. appreciated, he says, that the New- - era would carry the county by a small o house mne and smelter Is a big majority ami font races took place, as Park City, i: is bdlrve-wei; n swimming races on the Tiber. thing an.l h confidently expects to i will be Vdghr'y Democratic. Tbe conn A for-'see the ock sell for twice Its present , ly chairman claims the cct.on of tw '1:1. iin vai given to ... n market price and maybe more than Democratic commissioners und rii'.g the n.ph. tiro11 ithi-rwlsthat iicfiirc iong. Is e i. elirved ti: ' I elect-Republlc-ticket in the by - :h HEAD CUT OFF BY TRAIN. small majority. 1 M a ! i nhe'ber the t.a: Railroad Employs Killed in North RecuVIcan Carry Tooale. dav. and w' r tiir.pt Yards of Short Lino. Tooele. Nor. 6. The MejjublireV ' Om vt Pit -i a siwill tarry Tooele county by i i'. ' l SlM 7. Salt Lake. Nov. i11 r f :r: Hugh McGrail, majoriy. The large n mlirr .' 32 voted is de.ti Ins old. formerly employed a1 crarrird ' i T, ej rf-rr,imi-tThe following for the Colorado Midland M. ' ' railroad ! t Lnadvllic. Col j.. was derap-' been teveived here: : C,rir:?i! A ij iiaio.l tp :he 145; T'm ' yards of the Ore- straight A .1 I, IP j . 137. Tpiv'le. rtrslrisl gon Short Line railroad lie tween Ninth 87: r.in .v.dll. This weak nt th high price of 634 per share mad on the New York curb, th property had a selling value of f40.600.0u0. A few men have made millions so quickly that their mental balance is The 1,21(0, tot) shares threatened. which went hard around 96 per share, have keen tempestuously nought txlment. TOTALS, SALT LAKE CITY CAN cur you, UTAH, From Correspondents and State Exchanges 21 cax WE We will OGDEN, SALT LAKE AND STATE NEWS Drs.Eiiiolt SNorris -- SPECIALISTS- EXAMINER: Latest Publications of Sheet Music. See th Wonderful Pipe Organ. 2378 Washington Avsnuo. OGDEN, UATH. PICKETT Grocery h Co. 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