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Show ' V. THE TR1 MUST .keep the peturh, unopened mLLSnrviELF. ahd unaltered fur 12 tnouihi, ete7' rclirfctoa .Commit and then later says; this : ' Salcicf. 4,?qr4h6 contestant himself, to undertake to be the custodian was 20 years old, to say the least, of 'doubtra! pro'WV t , Artlub 4 7ISiaaiTTpinaUU "Lt)aS2rtAH7AuuST4riVo3 - jAvftnab committed siiicide ifljKS niibyb.nriaff.tor r2nd reason that h,S l0Ve 'f0PSrNed. Theyonnemau Ar-M. 'VfXr, theJames boose with m 1 a th; jeit oclock yesterday farm work.the "todo afoot while the "receding ' the gran of toJe by the way 8 wit some IMM Xlt t- a 8nicIe- - tMra- - -' fowd .thf PW to awwUin th. rftuni the ,MThe hther m round hi over a bea (5 bins. v eoapty Lm that young Archibald WfT who have tie Dahle. ktfPWK company, recently re-fuUine out, and it was ou bod , an interview, they - ft i iA 8l!e CtimUiebreernnhebodBiveii nd the C lie refusal them i It thought hie the strain under U- - down Jii unrequited love, with the tit above noted COUNTY IS ASSET Contest. Cass So Decide m Court CLERK. Court of the State ' a decision in the led down election reverses the action Friday that, 'he lower court, and orders the htSapreme giv-j- ht of clerk. office as a surprise here.but after read came decision he and Larsen disraUsed, 'test just people the full text of one ltd down, the-judgme- would not be decisiou the Su-b- e prised Court might render there k It was written by Justice at any p, and to say that its logic is Bartohepque in its sufficient for any band truly re would be as the average with acquaintedoh, it is necessary to say that Imt i attorney, isn't er wrjk, re u a awfully weak. sample of it. part of I S65 of ,h - his the provides In the decision he quotes Revised Statutes, that the clerk priety.' According to that, the only .way in which Pprrell could .have acted with propriety, would have been to resign., . The eourt decided the case upon a partial statement or the facts, as Larsens attorney duly took up a statement of certain . witnesses whose testimony whs considered most favorable to his contention, and in deciding the case the opin- ion only quotes a very small part of the1 record, and ignores entirely the rest of the evidence before, the court, explaining and modifying iL Aud this too iu the face of the objection of Farrells attorney that he court ought not fo go into the consideration of the facts when all of the evidence was not before the ourt., Aud it is n well established rule of justice as well as or law that where it does not appear that all the' facts are before the court, it will not go inio the matter at all. Jndge Bartchs opinion practi cally requires a greater degree of care iu the keeping of the ballots than the statute which . provides that the county clerk must keep, the packages containing the ballots unowned and nnaltered for 12 months and then destroy them. The ballots were kept in the nsnl closet in the clerk officej where they were in plain sight of a clerk in the office at all times that the office wus open, and at all other times they were safely locked up. . Every person connected with the office Who had any charge of the office, or any connection with the ballots in auy way.swore they had never, seen any pereoh handling the ballots, or any unauthorized person having access to them and yet the supreme court decided that they were not safely kept.althongb not a suspicious circumstance could be pointed to in the whole affair, and no one ' having knowledge of the high character of tlip clerk and his deputies wonld snspect for a moment that either of them would, for many tirueste salary of the office be connected with any crooked work iu tampering with the ballots. The strongest evidence that could be produced that there had been no tampering with these ballots while in the ckrks hands, was that in IIER the districts, four in numherwheye that by- the time Ern lleuser struck the jndges of election bad (ailed to the last roan out, three runs had securely seal the packages, and in come in. . ... ,w , transmission they had broken open Ern did not pitch so well after before reaching the hands of the that. At the end of the sixth but clerk, the majority of Farrell upon two hits had been secured off him. the recouut in court, was exactly, bnt in the last three inuiugs they the same as the returns by; the landed ou him safely 8 times, lie election judges, and the difference struck out nine men aud issued 3 was found iu the packages that' passes. Jimmie played a swell were found securely sealed when game at catch, delivered to the clerk by the .elecThe Smitbfleid bova played their tion judges. usual steady game Ewing becomThe ballots, which were ing more effective in his pitching actual expression of the peoples as the game grew colder. Ten hits will were rejected by the supteme were heenred off his delivery, while o.onrt be muse it said Hint the he walked men 5 timts. ilere is clerk onght not to have kept them - k v flJEDK)Rc; DirMmsii?) , ( in. a closet in his office, which was Logan J, Hensser, E. Bensser Constipation i nothing more than a clogging of theXowel ami nothing lent than vital (tag nation or death if not relieved. If evwy. constipated sufferer could realize that he ii allowing poisonous filth to remain in his system,' he would soon get relief. Constipation invites all kind f I y V locked whenever the employes of the office were not there. They seem to think they might biyve been , admissible if kept in the vault, but contagion. Headaches, biliousit wus clearly shown that the Vault ness, colds and many other ail- was not large enongh to aeeommo ments disappear when constidate them there without removing pated bowels are relieved. Tbed-lord- s other public records and documents thoroughly cleans out the bowels in an easy of infinitely. more ' importance to and natural manner without the the county, and besides,- if the purging of calomel or other vio- , lent cathartics. clerk had desired to tamper with 9 Be sure that you get the origithe ballots, he and bis deputies Smithfleld 0 0 0 1 0 3 4 2- -12 nal Thedfords had as ranch access to them there Logan i made by The Chattanooga Medi0 0 0 2 0 0 2 -6 as in the closet iu the outer office. cine Co, Sold by all druggiita in Umpire Tom Bai too. 25 cent and $1.00 packages. Mr. Farrell will torn the office irk.,XvtS,lMl. over to Larsen just, as soon as he I TtaifarS'i Stark rerMaiS STATE NEWS. a la knu can get his work all np to date and tlK;hlr- all th IIm u4 lull n4 It formylhtM iu omler, which will be i iu the 1 i tea r mf rklUrta aa Ur UtatlT. I thlik 1 course of a day or two. Funeral services oyer the re. , aefz h abl to mrk wlttoat It a arraaat af hrlat tnwbMwIth mains of Levi E. Riter, the promiraaKtlpatlM. loir amUcla I aU that keep nent Salt .Luke milling man and t. RETAIN THEIR TITLE, ip. C. . NrFAKUm brother of Jllr.Beo. RiU-ro- f Logan; weyr behliat the family- residence Smithfkldi Are Still Baseball Champions of on mijay. siTbe fuueral sermon was delivered i by ( Bisliop O. F. ' ' l. . Whitney. , At the1 cemetery Rev. R. H. Barpes read the Elks burial The Smithfleld baseball nine deassisted by ' members of service,, feated the newly organized Logan the A order,, of which deceased wasj bunch on Saturday by a score of I a . raembejv i 12 to 6f The contest was a- flue 'V ' first-clas- s An Odden story is to the effect ball being theiprdcr one, of opinion may: to that a citizen left the sixth when is inning, up t exist as to thr succession of errors enableduthe home one evening recently, giving merits of some hia wife'the usual excuse of bnsi-. A visitors to pile upthrre rniis...;. bnt there goods toand he not that returned in the :The Lngaus had tiess, played is .no difference gether before and their lack of wee sma hours gloriously drunk. regarding ours.lt . practice was plainly shown: Eddie Arising in the morning, as soon as is admitted by all Hahn, for instance, made .three his clothes were donned he searchthat they are off bad errors at second, a thiqg.he, ed himself to ascertain if he had the highest qnal-it. a the price of an never did before left, asi Pricey 'are ' e had even-irifthe hltta butf For the first three innjngs with- hy money, fair, but not so hefdnTwben he left home. er side scored, but in the fourth, low that we are Smithfleld got one, wbile.the locale-go- t Reaching into o trousers pocket be v tempted to reduce two. Neither scored in the drew oat a roil of bills big enongh the quality. fifth, but in the sixth the trouble to choke a cow, aud found1 he had When buying began. Hahn boqed a grounder; $800. He- wondered if lie had t Clothing and Fuller missed another one, and robbed ft- bank and whether be 1 . then threw a third one clear over would be arrested for some crime, .Shoes the bleachers into the. willows ro until be learned from friends that here yon getgood t he. had been exceptionally Incky at f valne for the a faro table. . money yon invest " Mrs. Bleu, white, and Jane House the feet . Matthews, colored, wbo, on Friday in comfort. Wear evening, at the borne ot the former our Queen Qualion Franklin avenue engaged in a ty $3.00 SHOE. personal encounter, in which the white' woman was badly beaten robinbon bkos: and the colored woman was slightly The Clothiers, cut in tfe faew with a butcher-knif45 Main St., IiOgan, Utah, wpre- - bdth- discharged by Judge Diehl of Salt Lake ' when their cases came up for trial. Tha original charges of assault and battery Agsinut Mrs. Matthews and assault with a deadly weapon against Mrs. Blea were withdrawn, and both women pleaded guilty to the charge of fighting, when the ruled that the punishment court Womens that they had inflicted upon each other was sufficient to meet the Suits, ends of justice and the cases were dismissed with a lecture by Juge Waists, Diehl. Mrs. Blea appealed to tlie court fer protection, claimiug that Skirts, the colored woman had threatened, to take her life. Muslin Underwear, ' ' . George Sessions., recently held dis-otner. furniture, Trees and Hall Ana Park at for Wrappers, City bnrglary ' missed for want of evMence, wasj The most complete Stock' north of Jackets. rearrested under, very suspicions Ogden. All sorts of furniture bnt " circumstances. About 1 oclock the unsatisfactory sort.from beau-i- n ' Hosiery, etc. the1 morning Police Officer (tifnl bed room suits to odd chairs ONE-THIRGreenongh heard what appeared and rockers.- - There is much to OFF , THE RETAIL PRICE. to (e some one rattling: the Iron door at the. rear of Aschiems store. Stealthily creeping up he discovered Table, the former . snspect lying on the Bargain , ground near the said door shoeless Mens 'and Boys Suits and hatless and in a- very excited condition- - He immediately arat half price. . rested Sessions. While the officer COME EARLY. ALL NEW AND CLEAN.. was opening the door of the city jail Sessions broke away and would have escaped or been shot hud he dot stumbled in the dnrknoss. He taken lefore Judge Lockhart and for want of evidence for other i charges was charged with vagi raue.v and given fifty days in the Uodol Dyspepsia (Cara Digests whit yea city jail. black-Draug- ht - 1234567 - Black-Draugh- t, 1- : rr. . . - . , I V - - Difference - - - well-know- n , y. eye-open- er - - With Prices That e, - . . All 3. we win sen lor case oniu fli our Men1 s. Boys and - Children's . ' . . 'Clothing at OFF RETAIL PRICE. - 1 s, Womens , Boys t v. aud D Children Shoe Shirts, Underwrear. Fourth Hats, Etc., OFF TliE RETAIL' PRICE. - i iMfflaWtlORREL-Wf-t ct - |