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The state herald., 1898-09-30

\A/ A/ANTD-AGESrS ron "GLADsToNI
w Ills if. and Public services" by Thos,
". landlord. A wonderful story of glori-
on- career. over a0D large. rndi.nt pages,
i@ superb. rare cnrra,inRa. Rirne-t. biggest
best and only endorsed "Gladstonr bood"
published, Only clio. Commission. a per
cent Credit given. Freight paid. outn,
free. Drop all trash and clear ESQ month
with the only true and Rcoi ''.indston.
book" Address The Dominion Company,
Dept. N. r.s aid Dearborn street. Chicago
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Tho Chief Burgess Of Milesburg, Pa,
says Dowi,t's Little EARLY Risers are
the best pills he ever used In his family
during forty years Of house keeping.
They cure constipation, sick headache
and stomach and liver troubles. Small
in size but great in results. City Drug
Store.
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One Minute Cough Cure, cures,
That Is what IL was maze fer.

UJANTED-AGENTs FOR "GLADsTOSE.
w His life and Public scrvicos," by Thos,
W. landlord. wonderful story OF a glori-
Gus career. over b1o large, radiant pages.
100 superb, rarc cngravings. Richest. biggest
best and only endorsed "Gladstone book''
published. Only sl.o. Commission, 10 per
cent. Credit given. Freight payed. outnt
Tree. Drop nil trash aud clear $50 IA month
with the only true and good Gladstone
book" Address The Dominion Company,
Dpct. "a ssa355 Dearborn street. chicago.
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First publication Aug 2e,isas-No
Nutice1fur Publication

United States Land Office
Sterling Colo Aug 10 1888
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support OF his
claim and that said proof win be made be
fore tile clerk OF the county court OF Phillips
county Colo ut Holyoke Colo on Oct /, is9s
viz:
JOHN JULES
HI f 667 for the NV u sec - tp snr a W O
p. m.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton of said land viz
Rudolph Gilgcn of Holyoke Colo
william fianzcn -
Cyrus W Black
Ben G,lgen
DCFLEMING Register.
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rr.t publicauon Aug N. i9s.
Notes fprP ublieatiun.
land nfti,,ss.t st.tita, 4fata

Aug ~ isgs
So,,en Is hereby green that III. following
named settler has f'lli no,ie. of his int.n'
ton 10 mako Anal proof IN support of hts
claim. and that -aid proof will bc mad. bc.
fore tho clerk of IN. district court u PHILLIPS
county Colo at iiolyokc. Colo. on Oct is,s
yiEi
Jahn = Nelson ono OF tho heir, OF May S.i
.an i-c.n--d
iid ta7h for the sew sec - stppnrBv.
lie nam.s the following witnesses 10 prove
his con tinuous residence upon and cul,i,a,
iiun u, said land, viat
On Mosry Of iiolyct- Cola
y y Mrrhcrfin
Charles Farmer I"
&C LounsDnrry /" d" "
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NEW COAL YARD.

Hard and soft coal Tor sale by jane.
foun. 4 Go. II you need anything in
lbA Inc give Young 4 Co, II enli. Or.
dere can be left at Z. N. Mowry's hard.
ware store or SEQ Young on the transfer
wagon lf,ou have any Transferring TO
amy part of the ciiy call on James Young
a Co liSou want to feed your team
where there Is plenty Of hay and grain
put up at the East Livery Barn. II You
want a good driving team leave your or.
der a, the Eaa, Livery Barn.
JANIS yousa 4 Sos,
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The Mckinley republicans OF this
senatorial district held their senatorial
convention at Fort Morgan and nomina'
ted NJ. B. Gill OF Washington county for
state senator. They also put up as can
didate for representative from that dis
trict, Yuma, Washington and Morgan,
Il. A Chance OF Morgan county.
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on to belleve that this fact did not se-
cure for him the endorsement Of the
convention as candidate for the senate.
The nomination was finally given to q
silver republican which was granting the
silver republicans what they had claimed
but some south side democrats aud pop.
uliste insisted on naming the man that
should be put up by the silver republic
cans and they chose south side man in
opposition to the action OF the silver re-
publican senatorial convention. If these
parties believe that there were good and
valid objections to the candidate named
by the silver republican IN convention, then
they had ground for acting as they did
but, if, in opposion to the expressed
choice OF the silver republican conyen-
ton, they nomed u south side man sim
ply because he happened to reside in
that part OF the district, then they Ger
tainly were carrying the question OF To-
cation to most unreasonable extent.
No man who is worthy of the votes OF
the people for district Office would be
guilty Of favoring his home county over
other counties of tho district. The
Sterling convention resulted in the nom
inaton OF q man for the senate who is
well qualified for the Office ind he will
receive just rs hearty a support from the
HERALD as he would il he were an on
thuslastic north side man.
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Tho editor OF tho Evans City, Pa,
Globe, writes; "onc Minute Cough Cure
!. rightly named. II cured my children
after ail other remedies failed" 1t cureg
coughs, colds and nil throa, aud lung
troubles. City Drug Store.
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81 think Dewi,t's Witch Hazel snlye
Ia tho finest preparation on the market
Tor plles.' So writes Jobh O. Dunn, OF
Wheeling, W. Va Try II and you vii
think the same. Il also cures eczema
and all skin diseases. City Drug Stors
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Harrison II Mason. deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed E,.
eeo,of of tho lac, WIN aud Testament Of iInri,
san u Mason late 81 tho County of Phillips and
state u Colorado. dee-as.d. hctei,, siu% no,lcs
that hs will app-af baforr tho coaniy cour, ol
rhiliip- County. q, the Court iioasa 10 iiol,ok,
nj III" jui, term, On tho iirr, MoniA, In septam
b.r naki, al which time all persons having clai,n,
asains' shid k-'a," arr notified and requested :,
a''and for the purpoa. of having the same al
lus'sd. All persons indebted To said Estate AZ,
requested To make inmaiia,a payment 10 u,
ubdrtsisnsi.
Dated ~ da, u Aus A u i-cs
~ MASON. L,nr,r,nt
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I OF NVVTFbUHVU0INV
OTIS CASTETTER,

1he silver republicans, democrats and
populists of the representative district
of Yuma, Washington and Morgan coun
ties held their representative convention
at Fort Morgan last Saturday and nomi'
mated Albert Turney n populist of Yuma
npnnty
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fIrst publIeatlon,sert o lsas
HutirH for Publication.
Land ofliec at sterling Colo

fsaEIU VINV' Mt HE'IIINN NOIU 7
Sept ~ isss
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filcd notice OF his inten-
tion to make nnal proof In support OF hir
claim and that said preof wall be made before
the clerk Of the county court ht llolyokcColo
on Nov o isis via
Sophie Nelson formerly sophie SKIOLD
I'D isi for the swA NV Y see n tpTnr ~ "
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cuiiiya-
tion OF said land viz
Samuel Nelson Of liolyoke Colo
Alex sederburg 4" "
John Nelson
Prank o Ahnsteit Iiolyoke Colo
DC fLKsI>o Register
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'ERAL TRUSTWORTHY

\vASTED-SEyERaI TRUSTWORTHY
~ Person. In this state 10 manag. our bust
ness In their own aud nearby counties. II Is
manly ofiioc work conducted at home saia.
ry straight s9oD year and expensc--deanitc
bonafiic, no more. no less salary. Monthly
t'a References. Enclose self addressed
stamped envelope, Herbert Z. Hess. prc.t..
Department N. Chicago.
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E. Q. Blanks. Of Lewisvills, Texas,
writes that one boz Of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve was worth $50 to him. 1t
cured his piles Of ten years standing.
He advises others to try 1t. Italso cures
eczema, skin diseases and obstinate sores.
City Drug Store.
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liir-, publication Sept ss isss.

NotirH for Publication.
Land one. AT sterling Cu,oj
sept ~ isss
Notier Is hereby given that the following,
named settler has MED notice OF HI. intention
To make nnai proof In support Of his clniin,
and that said proof viii b- made boforc the
clerk county court atiiolyos. colo on oct ~
isg~. visi
ANDREW SAIL
ia 9is FOR the HnwanHs sw v secs ~
nri;w
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
hi. con ,inuou- residence upo, and cultiya.
tion Of said land. yisi
Patrick ) Moore of Iirynnt Colo
jacob Larson 4"
Andrew Anderson
Alos Munson
u cfttnisa Register.
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First publication Sept lsas
Nptica for Publication

FIRST publication sept lSs
Nutiua for Publication
Land oflce Mt Sterling Colol
Sept is9S
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fiicd notice OF his inicn.
ton To make final proof In support of his
cla'm and that said proof viii be made before
clerk of the county court n, Holyolc on Oct
isss via
GEORGE " lIESDRIN
lid i 30 for the NV !, See 10 gtpSnricw
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya
ton of said land viz
Henry Perkins OF Ilnxtun Colo
Thomas Jess,n
Washington 81 siay
John o Peterson
DC Fleming, Register
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For Governor
CHARLES s. THOMAS,

For Governor
CHARLES s. THOMAS,
Lieutenant Governor
FRANCIS CARNEY,
Regents of State University,
E. j. MORATH,
u. Nj. RICHARDS,
HAROLD THOMPSON,
JOHN II. FESLER,
Auditor
GEORGE w. TEMPLE,
Secretary Of State
ELMER BECKWITH,
Attorney General
L. @. CAMPBELL,
Superintendent Public Instruction
HELEN NJ. GRENFELL,
For Congressman Isl District,
JOHN Z. SHAFRoTH.
For State Senator 18th District,
W. A. HILL.
For Representative,
OTIS CASTETTER,
The state herald., 1898-09-30

The Lincoln Journal says that good
many farmers in Nebraska have found it
impossible to pay their taxes. This
seems strange. The maintenance OF the
gold standard that according to the Jour
nal was to work such wonders in the
line OF prosperity has evidently gone
back on the Journals predictions.
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disqualification Aug % lsss
NutrH for Publication.
Iund nat,., a., g,..tt. o.

First publieation Aug % tsss
NutrH for p Indication.
Land once Mt sterling Colo
Aug " ls9s
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filcd notice OF hts intention
to make hnnl prouf In support OF his claim
nnd TINT said proof will bc made before the
clerk II county court at IIoiyoke Colo
on Oct I-ys viz
Hen 0iigen one Of the heirs Of Petar Giigcn
deceased
IidEsi, for iii. lots ss and . y ne !, sec ~
sn.r Hwdpm
lie names tho following witnesses to prove
M continuous residence upon and cuitiva.
tion u said land via
Cyrus W Black OF IIolyoks Colo,
i.ndolph 1ilRcn
John Juirs -
william franE.n
DC fiIsis0 Register
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One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That Is what u was made for.
First publication Sept 10 isss
flaBEg.CrLIrRE FINAL PROOF.
Nutics for Publication.

United States Land ofiiec
sterling Colo sept sisgs
Motto. Is hereby given that John W Virgins
has iiled notice of intsntion To make nnAl
proof befor. III. clerk OF the district court ai
his Office In iiolyoke Colo on Saturday the =.
day of oct isys on timber cnlturc application
No il-o' for tho sc 4 Of sec No " tpsn =
soisw
II. names ns Witnesses
Andrew II Hendrix of Haxtnn Cola
Eugene Tiffany T"
William 7 Decker Z" &"
Ira II Gray "
fLEMINo Register
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rir., pubi,eauon Aug 10 ,sa-No

Firsi pubiieauon Aug 10 isps-So
Nn'ieu iur Publications.
Land once NJ sterling Colo.
AuR " lisa
So'ie. is hef.i given that the following
named settler has flrd notice Of his intention
10 make fihni proof ~ supper, of his einlin,
nnd that said proof viii h. mad. hofof. ,hr
clerk ~ district court ~ iioiyaha colo, on
Hept " ia~ nGi
WILLIAM - KELSEY
iif ie7 fof the nv Y acu ~ tpGhtliw
lie nhinrs tho following witnesses 10 prove
hts continuous rraihrncs upon aud uuiil,a
ton ~. said land, Wis
rtrdetiuk q CrLutninH iioiynhe caia
Mirhaci l. roainur
uebfsr wileos "
Charles Farmer
pr FLEMtNu tinsisirr
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or course Bro. Pickett OF tho Akron
Pioneer Press was greatly rejoiced to
learn that the editor Of tho HrRALD had
been defeated FOR tho nomination for
state senator aod expressed his satis'ac o
ton by sayiug. "Did Painter got the
Nomination. Nit" The HERALD editor
received tho unanimous vote OF the sil-
yor republican senatorial convention ns
first choice for candidate for that position
end Bro. Pickett Is welcome TO all the
satisfaction he can derive from tho fact
thrt the demucm,s and populistn oppos
Ing the uouination had a majority OF
one out Of the ! members OF the con.
ference committee and by means Of that
majority dictated tho nomination. Bro.
Pickett should remember, however, that
the HERALD editor has not been support.
ing the causp of silver IA the hope Of DO .
ing rewarded by ''sea, at tho pic conn.
ter" or q tbankleus ofllce such as that Of
state senator aud, consequently. tho
HERALD will be lound making Ugh,
FOR tho canee OF silver, In this cam paign,
along the same line. that tho republi-
cans OF the state OF Colorado had repeat
cdly declared for PRIOR to tho ST. Louis
convention Of 1896.
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First publication Sept IS iss-No
Nnriue fur Publication

United States Iind Ofiicel
Sterling Colo Sept . ls9s
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has nlcd notice OF his inicntion
To make finnl proof Ia support OF his claim
and that said proof viii be made before tho
clerk Of district ovirt - IIolyokc Colo on
Oct - lsgs viz;
JOilNM wl66INs
Hd No ibs for the ne y sec ss tp snrI'w
lie names the follo~ing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuiiiya-
tion OF said land v,z'
Andrew Hendrix Of Hastun Colo
Eugene Tiffany "
William Z Decker "
lraR Gray ''
FLEMING Register
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neau,y Is Miood Deep.

Clean blood means n clean skin. No
beauty without Il. Casenrctr. Candy Cathar.
tie clean your blood and keep Il clean. b,
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
puritics from the body. Besin to-day 20
banish pimplcs. boils, blotches, blaekhrads.
and that siclly bilious complexion by taking
Casoarcts.-beauty for ten cents. All drug,
piftr, ratisfart,on Guaranteed, lOv. DC. Cos.
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nc tLsMiSo Register
prs, publication Aas " los

fir-t publication Aas VI i-os
Nn'iea for Publication.
Land ofica NJ Sterling. Colo
Aug ~ i-p~
No,ira ~ hct"b, gwen that the follosirF y
named settler has iiici notice of her ini.n
ton 10 mnh" nnnl proof In spppon of her
claim hnd that saii proof will bc made before
the clerk Of N. county eouti NJ iIoiyoh.
uoio On Oct ! irsH via
htboLrii giiatS
iid ' - 10, the ~ 4, ef soc " tppnf n "
np ~
SHE nnnca tie following witnesses 10 prov.
her continuous residence Upon ahd cuitl,a.
tipn of said lnni via
William trans-n Of liolynka Colo
tytns " Black
jUhn Jniiia "
lien uilppn
pc flnsr,a iirgisi.f
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First publication July 20 1898
NntiCH for Publication,
Land ONCE mt Sterling Colo !
July 81 lsQs

Land O.lce Mt Sterling Colo
July 81 lsqs
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof In support OF his
clam and that said proof will be made before
the clerk OF the county court at nolyoke
Colo on sept 10 1875 viz
JOHN II OLSON
Hid SO for the 9 x ne Y and e'i Sc 4 sec 10 tp
snrF w6pm
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton of sad land viz
George W Garland of Holyokc Colo
Stuart W Bcggs -"
Washington NJ Slay =" Haxtun
Milton = Clark
DC FLEMING Register
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First publication Aug u lsas-No
TiNBER-CuLIURB FINAL. .PR0UP
NutiCH fur p uhliGa alton

NutiCH fur Public atipn
United States Land Office,
Sterling colo Aug 10 1898
Notice is hereby given that George W Shu-
Ter has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the clerk Of county
court ut his Office in HolyokS
Colo on Saturday thc.1 day OF Oct, lsa.
on timber culture application No lisso for
the NV 4 of sec No sin tip NosnrNo Hw
lie names as witnesses:
william Franzen OF Holyokc Cole
Cyrus " Black e ."
Lyman Lewis &"
Rudolph Gilgcn "
FLEMING Register.
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No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco hnoit cure, makes weak
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DC FLEMING Register
Ooa', Tobacco Spit and snsle io.r Life Ausy.

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke four Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
ne,ic. full OF life, nerve ind vigor, take No.To
Dac. tho wonder worker that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, zoe or 81. Cure guaran
teed Booklet aud sample free. Address
Sterling Iiemody Co, Chicago or Now York
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rfs, Publication Aug ~ isp-
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROor
Notice for Publication
United siales Land onIea

Hf'TIIhH InIo NnH Ip IN9
Notice I. hereby given that Cyrus W ninct
has iiind notion u Intention 10 make nnai
pfoof hf0fr clerk u the oouB,y cnuu, nj his
piiica IN iialyohe colo 90 saturday the lat
hny ~ Oct iss on timber rnl,ntr application
No ivoti for these y of s,c soiom ~ Sosht
No iiwepm
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1ypewIteTs $::; ~ :.:ii II i,..s:':. ..s =: !:
seaAHA - 0nanea Asrese, Desvss, csss.
first pub'icauon sep, . i-os- No
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PgO0F.
Noilen inr pnhlleatlnn

United states Land offic-,l
stafiin. colo AuRD isps
Soiic. is hereby given tina, John iirsinboih,
nin has nied notice of iitsniion To make
anal proof before clerk II county cour,
NJ hi. ONCE m iiolyoR. Colo on
saturday the = day II Oct lros on timber
culture application SO il7pa Tor N. ~ q quar-.
tor Of section soa In township No IN range
40 iaw
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Educate Your uowois with cu.careta.
Candy cathArtie, cure constipation forever
The state herald., 1898-09-30

In commenting on the selection Of a
Mckinley republican candidate for state
senator IN this district the Sterling Ad-
vocate, in last weeks issue said: at is
10 be hoped that there will be no bitter
contest when the republicans come to
put up their senatorial ticket" Such
ndyicc from the Advocate certainly seems
unnecessary us 1t is not very likely that
there would be any "bitter contest"
made for the empty honor of being nam
ed by the Mckinley republicans Of this
district for the Office OF state senator for
there is no show for the election Of n
Mckinley republican TO tha, Office. The
three SILVER parties of the district have
put up u candidate for that Office who
will be elected by large majority. No
Mckinley republican need apply for this
Office for the voters of the diurict will
support 10 man for this Office who can
not show clear record ns silver man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-04

Judge Cherry yesterday handed down
his decision on the demurrer in the
case of L c. Thoresen VS.. the state
board of land commissioners, in which
the plaintiff sought to obtain a writ
Of mandate to compel the board to ap-
prove his claim of $3S sc, money IL
legally received by the board as rent
II school lands. The court overruled
the demurrer and ordered the writ 10
issue, compelling the board to allow
the claim
The petition sets out that in the year
1898 one Robert Reeder paid the county
clerk of Cache county sl03.9O for a lease
on certain school lands, which, by an
act of the Legislature Of 1892 the coun-
" commissioners were authorized TO
lease. Afterwards the supreme court
declared the act referred TO unconst-
tUtiOnal, and the legislature made pro
VisiOn for the return OF the money the
state had received. 1t then appeared
that the state received only 6z12 per
cent OF the money paid by the lessee,
The other 37l2 per cent being retained
by the county. Reeder assigned his
claim for S1OS- 80 to the petitioner in
these proceedings. and on presenting
it to the state board of examiners they
approved ii only in the sum Of S64 "A,
which was paid, but refused to pay
more than the amount the state re-
ceived, and now the petitioner brings
his action to recover the remaining
3711 per cent, amounting TO $685.,
which was retained by the county.
The court, in rendering its decision,
said:
1T seems evident that the spirit and
intention of the law of 1897 was TO
make the person whole, who, by the
void act of the state, had been induced
TO part with his money and had failed
10 receive the benefit held out. Sup
pose the county officials had neglected
or refused to turn over TO the terri
torial treasurer the entire sum so re-
ceived; would il be contended that the
loss should fall upon the citizen VINO
paid his money in good faith2
The state committed the wrong in
the first place by passing an illegal
law, and it should in all justice restore
to the citizen the money thus improp-
erly taken from him"
This view, the court holds, is the only
proper and just construction to put
upon the act of 1897.
As to the discretionary power TO be
exercised by the defendant, Judge
Cherry finds that it is limited to ''au-
diting and allows3g just claims, etc."
and that the povsArs of the board are
ministerial and n6Veudicial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-04
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO RAPE
FREDERICK sHACH, AGED 60, so
ACCUSED.
Fifteen-year-old Carrie Jensen His
Alleged Victim-Parties Reside at
Mill Creek and Tell Conflicting
Stories.

. Frederick Shach, man of about bo
years of age, residing at Mill Creek,
was arrested yesterday on the charge
of committing an assault upon lo-year-
old Carrie Jensen with intent to COM
init rape. The story told by the girl
and her father to the county attorney
in substance is that Shach is engaged
in the business of keeping bees and
hives alone at Mill Greek. Carrie Jen-
sen, her father and brother were all
employed by Shach, and Carrie 5 du-
ties were to attend to the house ana
cooking. She and her brother usually
slept in the house, while Shach, during
the warm weather, slept in oarn- On
July 70 the weather was quite sulIry,
and the brother, preferrinS TO sleep
out of doors, left Carrie alone in the
little house. About II o'clock, after
she had retired for the night, she says,
the old man, Shach, came TO her cham
Der and then, she claims, committed
the assault complained OF. Her
screams, however, frightened him away
before he accomplished his purpose.
She further says he frequently talked
marriage to her, but she would have
nothing to do with him in that way,
and then he threatened that if he
could not marry her in one way he
would in another After the alleged
assault she left and went home to her
mother.
The old man denies the accusation as
to the assault or any improperly. He
says the girls father was in mis- en-
ploy until Friday, when he was dis
charged, and that the accusation is
made for the purpose OF eXtorting
money from him. He. however, adj
mitted that he had made the girl pres
ents, one of which was a S45 watch,
which, he says, he bought for SIS, sec
ond hand. He claims the girl was not
pleased with the watch because II cost
only SIS. He also made the eXtraOr-
binary statement that he had bought
Carrie from her father for 20 jars of
fruit.
The girls father stated in explanation
of the fact that he had allowed nearly
six weeks to elapse before any COM
plant was made against Shach, that
he intended to have the matter brought
before the church authorities and
avoid a scandal as far as possible, but
after talking the matter over with the
bishop, came to the conclusion that he
could not have a fair hearing before
the church officials.
The complaint was sworn to by Mrs.
Jensen, the girls mother, and Shach
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Nc
LELAND and taken before Justice Nc
Master, who received his plea of not
guilty and set the preliminary hearing
for Wednesday next at 10 o'clock. In
the meantime the old man was re-
leased ON $500 bonds.