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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
ROCK M POPE OPP NOT GUILTY
JUSTICE PACK AT vERNAL,
GIVES HIM HIS LIBERTY.
Was Charged With Being Implicated
In Recent Shooting ARRAY ait Car
bonats-Fight Was Hot One.
Special to The Herald.)


VernaI, Utah, Oct. 1.-The preliminary
hearing of Rock III. Pope. superintendent
of the Uintah Copper Summit company
who was brought before Justice Pack on
the charge Of being implicated in the re-
cent shooting affair at Carbonate, was
concluded last night at 10 O'Clock. after
two days consumed in the taking of evil
dence. Justice Pack after carefully con-
sldeTfns the evidence, released the de-
PENDANT.
The prosecution is dissatisfied with the
outcome and there is a probability that
the case may be brought before the grand
jury.
Marion Thomas, whose case came up
on Saturday, waived examination. His
bail was fixed at 81, 600 for his appearance
at the November term of the district
court.
n. Hunting, who was one of the prin-
cipals in the affair. is still laid UP at Car
Donate, with a bullet hole in his leg. He
will have a hearing when his condition
will admit Of his coming to Vernal. The
witnesses of the affair say the shooting
was fast and furious and that they We're
not all killed was miracle. They fought
at such close range that Thomas face
was, badly powder burned and he had a
close call. Hunting was shot in the leg
and Thomas in the hand. One bullet went
clear through Pope's clothes, just graz
ing his ribs. The row originated over the
occupancy of one of the companys cab
ms
Witnesses testified yesterday that Pope
was. on the scene to preserve order on
the company's grounds. All three of the
participants are well known and respected
citizens of UIntah county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
PROVO PARAGRAPHS.
Various Items of Interest In the Gar
den City.
(special CORRESPONDENCE.

Especial CorTeSp0ndGQce.J
|, Provo, Oct. 4.-ArticIes of Incorporation
of the Lehi Creamery & Manufacturing
company were filed today. The corpora
ton is to live fifty years and do business
in Lehi. The incorporators are all I4ehi
people. The object is to manufacture
butter and cheese. The capital stock is
SS,0o0 in shares of the par value of 81. The
Officers are: Morgan Evans, president !:
kdrkharn secretary, and James Harwood,
treasurer.
Virginia Cutler is seeking divorce from
her husband William. They were married
in April. 1887. In her petition she claims
that William deserted her and she asks
for divorce, her maiden name and costs
of court.
President Ira N. Hinckley of the Willard
stake is visiting his children here in Provo
few days on his way TO conference
MRS. w. r. Mcbride went to Salt Lake
To-Day for weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. Maud Layton
Charles Wood and wife of Holden went
to the capital today.
MRS. Mary A. Bartholomew has been in
Provo the last two or three DAYS visiting
Mrs. Louisa Mcbride ard other relatives
Licenses 20 marry were today issued to
Joseph M Heates, aged 26 and Jemmima
1Lewlyn aged z, of Spanish Fork: to
Inomas A. Halliday, aged %, and Maggie
Baadsgaard, aged q. and Margaret Beck
aged 20, both of Spanish Fork
Ihomas Altman returned from Emery
county last evening, where he has been
on mining business
st. V; LIE Sieur and Justice A A. Noon
are IN Emery county on mining business.
j. K. Bishop and Harry Sterlin re-
turned from Death canyon last evening
where they have been working on the
Wild West mine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05

w Timpson, j. C. Wade, H. H. Wal
tiers, IcC.n Hitler.
District conlmi ttee-R. H. Haslerl,
Thomas Matthews. George G. Riser.
Primary ehairman-G w. Green, jr.;;
secretary, George w. Timpson.
32-City convention: J. B. Reid,
Thomas Morris. James Earnshaw. Eli
A. POLAND, Caleb Bridge. Alexander
Bouck, James Bishop Alternate, Alex
snder Edwards.
Precinct convsntion-San as above
and Alexander Edwards Alternates.
W. H. POLAND, S. J. Newman, Charles
Fletcher
District William POLAND,
James Bishop. James Earnsbaw
Primary chairman-Eli A. Fcllands
secretary, w H Folland.
3S-City convention: Brigham Has
lam, S. F. Ball, r.. r. Nor
Selley, Ed Davis, Frederick Webley,
Henry Walters, Ne.s Nelson, s. r.
Lake. z. G. Mitchell.
Precinct conventional r. Morris. J.
w. Evans, Brigham Hasiam, Miss HI.
Earnshaw, S. f. Ball, Oscar Evans,
Mrs. Joseph Haslam, Joshua SeiIeys Ed
Davis, Frederick Web1ey, Henry Wal
tiers, Neis Nelson, S. 4. Lake, 2. G.
Mitchell
D.
Mrs. Joseph Hasiam, Joshua Selley.
Primary chairman-R. p. Norris;
secretary, Joshua Selley.
34-CTty convention. o. FL. Hardy. 5.
NJ. Barlow, A. B. Margetts, Alex Gar
rick, J. w. Haddock. John Oliver, T.
Pugsley, jr., ]. F. Frost. A. J. Flint.
Precinct convention-0+ n. Hardy, S.
NJ. Barlow. A. B. Margetts, Alex Gar
rick, J. w Haddock, John Oliver, P.
I1.,or i,- + q u A n
R. Haddock, Robert Graham.
District comnittee-P. Pugsley, Jr.,
Mrs. H. J. Haywood. Mrs. Joseph Hyde,
John Oliver, A. j. Flint.
Primary chairTnan--0. III. HARDY;
secretary, Samuel Holmes.
35-City convention: ff.cT. CoWburn,
J. L. Nebeker, John Lees, Z. M. Grove,
Charles Holmes. William Ridd, c: M.
Nielsen, Jesse Goodfellow, ]. w. Has
lam. w. J. Hall. Afternates, P. ]: Mel
son, John Lees, jr., William Gfllispie,
r. G~iffets. ~
Precinct Conventional. T. CoWburn,
]. L. Nebeker. John Lees. T. NJ. Grove,
Charles Holmes, c. NJ. Nielsen, Jesse
Goodfellow, J. w. Haslam. Aiternates,
William Ridd, w. j. Hall.
District committee-H T. Cowburn. 2.
J. Nelson, John w. Hasiam, Jesse
Goodfellow and john Lees.
Primary chairman--Jol1n L. Nebeker;
secretary, P. J. Nelson.
36-City convention: James Stacy, d.
P. FeLt, David M Whitaker, =. S. Fern
strom, George r. Jones, Edward
Brooks. Alternates,- Bert F'ulmer, Ben
jamin Hollingsworth
Precinct convention--AH delegates
instructed to represent both ward ana
city conventions
District ommittee-Edward Brooks,
Joseph A. Halvorsen, James Stacy.
Primary Observation-Disclosures Brooks;
secretary, D. P. Felt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
GREEN BoUGas OF HOME.

(Ethelwyn Wetherald fn Youths Com
pani0n.)
Green bOughs of home that come between
Mine eyes and this faF-distaRt scene,
/ see. Wf1ene' or my thought escapes.
Your old, serene, familiar shapes.
Each 1fssome willow tree that dips
Into the stream her golden whips,
The sassafras beside the gate
Where twilight str0flsTs Hmggr late
The herulock groups. that dfrniy hold
Their own against the monday gold
The maple lines, that give the view
A green or luminous avenue;
Those old apple trees. whose forms
Have braved a hundred years Of storms.
And turn a face as @lithe and Tree
70 greet their second century
The younger orchard heavy edge.
Framed in the honey locust hedge
FFuft-fsushed. snGw-buFdened, or bloom.
bright.
They come to my home-longlng sight,
The biliowy woods across the road.
Where all the winds Of heaven stTude.
And sang in every towering stem
Would that / were ait home with themg
For under these down. bending 11Ggfls
4 thousand tender memories house,
Oh, while your old companions roamy
Your peace be theirs, green bougns OF
home!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
SUMMIT COUNTY AFFAIRS.
fn4
Commissioners Meet and Attend to
Official Business.
(speclal Correspondence.l


CoalvilIe. Oct. S-The board Of county
commissioners met In regular session yes
terday. Commissioners Paskett and Nc
Donough present Commissioner Wright
being unable ID attend on account or H.
ness.
The clerk was instructed to issue a. deed
to Mrs. Emma Mckay for the f-Sroperty
sold 10 Summit county for taxes as the
property Of r. ]. Niles, she having paid
the interest and costs on the same.
The proposition of To0ele county to
pay the&sum of $125 as settlement in full
Of the claim Of Summit county taxes on
sheep herds summarizing IN this county.
was accepted.
Mrs. John Gibson was appointed as reg
istration agent for the First election dis
trict at Park Citx.
The auditors report of 81 81. 10 paid out
as bounty on squirrel tails for July, Au-
gust and September was approved.
Bills and claims aggregating 5000 were
allowed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
Third Precinct.

27-City convention: Charles Howe
Joseph S. Fowler, Thomas S.
Fowler, ]. E. Ellsworth A Il.
HYDE. sam Galleazie, ]. w. Sanders
ir.. Burt Hanson, o. W. Moyle.
Precinct convention: Charles Howe,
Joseph s. Fowler, Thomas S.
Fowler. ]. E. Allsworth, A E.
Hyde, Sam Galleazie, J. w. San
ders, jr., Burt Hanson, o. w Moyle.
7 ". Beck
District committee. W. Beck, ]. e.
Young, J. S. Fowler
Primary chairman-A L. Hyde; sec
rotary, Joseph S. Fowler
2S-City convention: Joseph Bull, jr.,
A. F. Barnes, L, DahlQuist, Agnes
Dahlquist, Nels Forsbey, w. D. Bow
ring. Alternates-James Forsythe jr.,
Mrs o. S. Booker. S. NJ. Barratt.
Precinct convention-Joseph Bull, jr.,
A F. Barnes. L. Dahlquist, Agnes
Dahlquist, Nels F'orsbey,. w. d. Bow
ring, James Forsythe, jr. Alternates,
S. NJ Barratt, Mrs. o. S. Booker, Will
liam Keyting
District committee-Joseph Bull. jr.,
Annie Smith, James Forsythe. jr, Mrs.
o. Booker, Agnes Dahlquist.
Primary chairman-Joseph Bull, jr.;
secretary. Nels Forsberg.
29-Cfty conventions. H. Conley, G.
T. Wiseman. John G. Hayes, j. r.
Sleater George r. Raleigh. W. r.
Brown, ]. T. Raleigh, r. S. Sleater. A.
j. Adams. AlteTnates, A. e. Carr, j.
Hunter, C. 3. Wallace.
Precinct convention-Same as above
and Henry Barnes.
District eemmittee-Andrew Peter
s2c. r. s. Sleater.
Primary chairman-R. S. Sleater;
secretary, john C. Hayes.
30-Plymouth church, city conven-
ton: John H. Back. John Christensen,
William Kinnersley, John MacDuff,
Thomas Hancock, John T Edwards,
Thomas H. Bishop, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas
Edwards. E. H. Picker Alternates,
James Winters, Alex Hederstrom.
Precinct convention-Sam as above
and Mrs A. Pierce and. Richard Col
le.s.
District Communications H. Back,
chairman: John MacDuff, Mrs. Lizzie
Thomas Edwards.
Primary chairman-John MacDuft;
secretary, E. H. Picker.
30-3o3 North First. West city con-
vention: II. E. Sleater. George Pugs-
lev, Charles Clayton. Benjamin F.
Johnson. Philip Raleigh. Joseph Pugs-
lev. NJ. S. Katz, H. A. Smith, VIII
Sleater, G. e. Cody.
Precinct convention-All the above
and Joseph Raleigh.
District committee-George Pugsiey,
Philip. Raleigh, Charles Clayton.
Primary chairrnan-George Pugsley;
secretary. Charles Clayton.
city convention: Thomas Mat
thews. G. w. Green, jr., g. w limp
son. A. r. Dyer, Mrs. E. ]. d. Roundy,
Mrs. q. c. Riser. A w. Timpson, j. c.
Wade. Fl. H. Walters. AHernates, Mrs.
p Thomas. Mrs. Heber Davis, Miss
Nav Dyer, Julia Selander.
Precinct nvention-Thomas Mat
thews, G. w. Green, jr-, G. w. limp
son. A. r. Dyer, Mrs. E. J. D. Roundy.
Mrs. George c. Riser James Burgess, A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
Saturdays
DeuS.
Get the Opening Chapter.
SPECIAL NOTE.

The News on Saturday, October 7,
will be a specially enlarged edition Of
80 pages. It viii contain the most
comprehensive and s1lceinct writ-up
of our industries, resources and at
fractions ever prepared by Salt
Lake publication. Arrangements
have been made with the main hotels,
chamber of commerce and public Ii
braries of seventy-fve of the leading
cities of the United States to give
this issue general distribution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
Second Precinct.

1 Second Precinct.
12-City convention: T C. Lewis.
j. H Bailey, j. W. Cunnington,
j. ]. Phillips, W H. Evans, A. Preece
j. r. Hartman. E. Kearsley.
Precinct convention: T. c. Lewis,
]. w Cunnington. j. ]. Phillips, w. II
Evans. NJ Ludlow. Mrs. T c. Lewis, A.
/ Preece, J. r. Hardman, George Foster
District committee: T. c. Lewis, j.
! w. Cunnington, William II. Hardman.
i Primary chairman, t. c. Lewis; sec
rotary, j. w. Cunnington.
! 13-City conventions: A. 5. Fow-
Ter. Gucudoline Fowler, j. c. Lam
bert, Mrs Kenner Peter Johnson. AL
ternates. George Pierpont. j. w. Scott.
Precinct convention: A. s. Fowler,
! Gucudoline Fowler. ]. c. Lambert, Mrs.
Kenner. Peter Johnson. Alternates,
George Pierpont, j. W. Scott.
District committee: J. c. Lambert,
A. S. Fowler. Mrs. Kenner.
Primary chairman, S. A. Kenner;
secretary, A. S. Fowler.
I4@City convention: Arch Bu-
cilanan, Joseph Elton, c. H. Carl
quist. C. A. Carlquist, James H. Young,
William Dyet. Alternates, James Free
BARN. r. c. Winter, Mrs S. Elton.
Precinct convention: c. A. Carlquist.
William Dyet. James H. Young, James
Elton. Arch Buchanan, c. H. Carlquist,
Alex. Dyet. Alternates. James Free
BARN, r. G. Winters, Mrs. S. Elton.
District committee: c. A. Carlquist,
James H. Young, James Elton, Arch
Buchanan.
Primary chairman. c. A. Carlquist;
secretary, James H. Young.
15-City convention: r. F. Ave-
son, H. J. Walk. Frank a. Col
clough, Joseph Davidson. Chris Sproat,
Agnes NJ Jones, Mary A. Collinson.
Precinct convention: Mrs. H. j.
Walk, L. f. Jacobs, G. H. HARDWOOD. r.
T. Aveson, Orson Harper, H. B. Fol-
so-.s.
Precinct chairman, R. F. Aveson.
Primary chairman. r. F. Aveson; sec
rotary, James Craig.
I6-City convention: William A.
Rails, J. L. Hutchinson, G. 3. Sanborn,
+. B. Everett, NJ. Burns.
Precinct convention: William A.
Rails, J. L. Hutchinson, G. B. Sanborn,
f. B. Everett, NJ. Burns. Alternates,
Joseph Gcodhull John H. Everett, D.
B. Rails, n. II. Glenn.
District committee: n. II. Glenn,
chairman; George B. Sanborn. Fred B.
Everett.
Primary chairman. n. H. Glenn; sec
rotary. John w. Hill
17-Cfty convention: Hugh Wat
son, Thomas w. Green, Adam Sa-
gers, Alex Watson, jr.. William Bow
man, Andrew Burt. j. d. Watson.
Precinct convention: Hugh Watson,
Thomas w. Green, Adam Sagers, Alex
Watson. jr., William Bowman, Andrew
Burt, ]. D. Watson
District committee: Thomas Green,
Miss Hettie Watson
Primary chairman. Thomas w. Green:
secretary, c. NJ. Jackson.
1S-City convention: GsaanaS Ho-
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Coalyille, council.
fspecig, Correspondence,

Special Corrsspondence3
Coalviile, Oct 3-The city council Of
Coalville city met in regular session last
evening.
Claims amounting to 500 were allowed.
Report Of city sexton read, showing
three interments as follows. Males. 2;
females, L. total, 3, WAS read and ap-
proved
City treasurer's report showing a bal
ance on hand on the 1st of October OF
$655.S4 read and approved.
The auditors report for the nine months
ending Sept. 80 1889. of the finances of
the city, showed a total Of receipts Of
81. 027.65. with expenditures amounting to
Ss56.71, leaving a total balance of cash on
hand Of s415. "A.
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Drunk or Crazy?
Especial Correspondence.

Especial Correspondence
Provo. Oct. 4.-Chris Gebhardt a baker
of Salt Lake, was brought down from
Cotton last evening by Deputy Sheriff
Henry. Whether Gebhardt 4 deranged or
suffering from the effects of a period OF
intoxfcation has not yet been determined,
but he is in a pitiable condition He re-
fuses to eat or sleep and appears TO be
insane.
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WILL BE ARRESTED.
Fillmore Man Believed to Have Sold
Indians Liquor.
Especial TO The Herald.

Especial TO The Herald.)
Fillmore Oct. 4.--Lee Boder. a rock ma
son by trade and recent resident of Salt
Lake. will be arrested in the morning on
the charge of selling Indians liquor. The
officers claim a sure case against him.
saying he was caught in the act. The
officers are also gathering evidence
against another party who purchased
liquor for Indians last Monday. Lately
Indians have been seen drunk in this
city quite often and everything to stop
such traffic is being made by officers.
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NEWS FROM OVER The STATE.

Senator Al o. Snoot and his sons Alma
and Owen went up to Salt Lake today
ilg left today for Tocele. to- visit reia-
tives and friends for 4 few days
James Helm has sold his farm on the
bench and leaves for Salt Lake today
G.. f. Loose IS iii salt Lake on mining
business.
Sheriff Storrs and County Attorney
Evans are In American Fork today
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wreaths. Everything about the grounds
is well kept and IN good order. With
few exceptions the stones bear recent
dates, though the place was first used
twenty years ago for the pet dogs. OF
Queen Victoria. it is said. Not untiI
the last few years have buriats been
frequent. To-Day the cemetery seems
nearly full, and good prices are paid
for little lots under the trees OF haw-
fhorne and Of holly.