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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-02-22

have had hard time on the Hercules,
running through loose broken ground,
but they are TO receive their reward.
They have cut vein OF steel galena
fifteen feet wide Parts Of this runs
nearly 200 ounces silver, and 30 to
40 per cent lead
Everybody has been working at a
great disadvantage here this winter,
AS lumber could not he got at all,
and it was very difficult to get sup
plies, having to depend upon the
farmers for freighting, who are not
prepared for that kind of work, and
then the roads need considerable re-
pairs in Strengthening short crooks
and improving grades up the hills.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-02-22
WOOL GROWERS MEETING.
Third Annual Meeting of the P, N. w.
G.. A. at Boise, March 9th, 7th, 9th.

President j. D. Wood, of Noun
tain Home, sends ont the following
circular notice of the coming i'm
portant meeting at Boise of the
Pacific Northwest Wool Growers As
sociation:
The third annual meeting of the Pacific
Northwest Wool Growers Association
will be held in Boise City, Idaho, March
9th, 7lh and Sth, 1900.
1t would be well for as many members
Of the Idaho Wool Growers Association
to be present as possible, AS much good
to them will be derived from such meet
ing.
The adjourned meeting of the Idaho
Wool Growers Association will be held
in Boise City, Idaho, March 7th and 8th,
1900. All wool growers are invited to at
tend, and particularly all members of
the Association should be present, as
matters affecting the welfare of the Asso-
citation are coming on to be heard.
Among other things, the matter Of incor-
porating the Association and election of
officers. Also the matter of the number
of delegates the Association wants to
represent it at Salt Lake City, Utah, al
| The next annual meeting OF the National
| Live Stock Association,
Tue question of leasing arid lands will
be brought to your attention, and as this
matter is of vital importance to every
stock raiser in Idaho. it shoud have
prompt and careful consideration.
Assessment number nine (9). of 81 0(
per 1000 head of sheep, based on the
number of sheep you Will pay taxes or
in the year 1900 has been levied. This
and any delinquent assessment or assess.
ments is and are due and should be paid
at once Your interests caunot be look
ed after by the Association for you, un-
less you help it financially and otherwise
This is an important matter, as the Asso
citation needs this money and needs i
now Respectfully yours,
j. ID WooD, President.
WILL II. MONTGOMERY,
Secretary Treasurer
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-02-22
Washington County Real Estate
Changing Hands Rapidly.
MANY IMPORTANT SALES.
This Unusual Activity Indicates Healthy
Condition In Business Circles.

The following real estate transfers
in Washington county have been re-
corded with |. f. Smith, recorder,
since January 1st, 1900, and the
long list is q gratifying one, sure.
1t indicates great activity in real
estate circles and is abundant evil
dence that this county is coming to
the front. People are coming in
from many parts of the country,
hence the large number of tranfers
n so short time
G. f. Kimball and wife to Frances
L. Hensen, lot 8, block 8, Trott's
add, Weiser, consideration 1925.
VIM. Clark to 4 E. Clark, Ellen
Quartz Mining Claim and the Sunday
No 2 Quartz Mining Claim, Heath
Mining District, consideration 81, and
other valuable consideration.
G. W. Hancock, John Hancock
and wife TO Charles Crawford, a
piece of land in Moser's add,
Council, described by metes and
bounds, consideration 5000.
Jos. p. White and wife to Thos
G. Galloway, lot 1, block 2, Thomas
add, Weiser, consideration 1925.
Edward A. Paddock to Idaho
Industrial Institute nj mel, sec, 30,
tp. 11nr 5 W, consideration 81.
G. P. Maryatt and wife to Idaho
Industrial Institute, lots 3 and 4,
sec. IS, tp. IL, mr. ) W, conderation
81.
w. J. Dooittle to Idaho Industrial
Institute, WI sci, sec. Z tip. II,
nr 5 W, consideration ST.
II. e. Conley aud wife to Idaho
Industrial Institute, ne4 sci ant
lot 2, sec. 10, tip. II, nr5 W, con
sideration 81.
Weiser Land & improvement
Company to Mary b. Numbers, q
| ft. side lots IA, Is, l6, II, ]!
; and 20, blk. 20, Watlington's add
Weiser, consideration 50, $50.
p. & l. N. T. Co. to Ellen Neal
lots II, Is and 10, blk 10, Nose
) H. Hopper's Div, City of Cambridge
2 consideration 1925.
Weiser Land and improvement
Company to r. p. Woodcock, lots 5
3 6 and Z, blk. 20, Watlington's add
: Weiser, conderation $3.50
e H. E. Noble and wife to Abraham
Branimum, se4 SCI, sec. 19; sw4
sec. 20, and et net, sec, 80, tip
14,nr W, consideration 81.
G. M. Hixon to Frank Hahn
water right on Sheep creek, consider
alton 81.
VIM. Applegate and James Ap
plegate to Frank Hahn, nj Sc;
and nj sw4, sec. 33, tip. II, nr 5 W
consideration $4,000.
Wm. Applegate and James Ap
plegate to Alice M. Hahn, lot4, sec. 3
and lot !, sec. A, tp. IL; SET SET
sec. 33; sw4 sw4, sec. "a, tip. 5w
consideration $4,000.
Margaret Wilkins to w. D. Love
Joy, nw4, sec, 10, tp, 13 N r3 W, con
sideration $400.
w. d. Lovejoy to j. F. Short an'
j. D. Casey, nw4, sec. 10, tip. 13
n r 3 W, consideration s425.
United States Receiver to W. M
Lambert, WI ue4 and WI sch, sec
10, tp. IL, r e, consideration s2OC
Chris Billhorn and wife to j. "
Hubbard and wife, undt et nw4, NV
nw4 and the net sw4, sec. 10, tip. Il
nr1 W. consideration $500.
Cyrus Williams and wife to j. "
Hubbard, WI ne4 and WI sci, SCI
10. tp, 12, W, consideration $40I
Weiser Land & Improvement con
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-02-22

We, the undersigned, will from
this date until June, be buying cattle
for the June delivery. See us before
selling. Yours respectfully,
GERRY Snow j. F. LAcKEY.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-02-22
CIRCULATION. i, 900


pany to Chas. j. Anderson, lot Is,
blk. 25, Watlington's add, Weiser,
consideration s25
w. D. Shamberger and wife and
j. o. Shamberger, to John M.
Hanlon, lot of Silver Bow fruit
tract, consideration S25G.
Sylvester Haworth to r. F. Coutts,
nw4 sch, se4, sec. 80, tp. IS, r /
W, consideration ST.
j. NJ. Canary and wife to G. 7.
Williams, pit of lot II, blk 81,
Watlington's add, Weiser, consider
alton 81.
Mark Parker and wife to G. f.
Williams, pit. of lot Z, blk. 10, Wat
kins' First Addition, Weiser, consid-
Grafton $3.50
G. T. Williams and wife to j, M.
Canary, pit lot IL, blk 81, Waiting
tons add, Weiser, consideration 81.
Charles Palmer aud wife to G. 7.
Williams, pt of lot Z, blk 10, Wat
kins' First Add. Weiser, consideration
$3.50.
w. NJ. Stafford to w. T. Hart,
undt of Mountain Rose Mining
Claim, Copper King Mining Claim,
Republic Mining Claim, Copper
Wedge Mining Claim, consideration
! 81.
Amanda j, Olds to Geo. Stoddard
and Joseph Stoddard pit lots Is, 10
and 90 blk. 33, Watlingtons Add,
Weiser, consideration 1915.
John w. Ayers to G. H. Tilford,
WI sw4, sec. 25, tip. IL, mr. 5 W, con-
sideration $1,000
c. f. Drake and wife to r. Il.
Lockwood, und 1-6 Aurora mine
in Seven Devils district, consider
alton 81.
Walter A. Lyons and wife to Geo.
W Riggs, lots l, 2, 3, A. 6, 7 and
8, blk. 8, Morehead's Add, Weiser,
consideration s
Walter A. Lyon and wife to G. w.
Riggs, lot 5, blk 8, Morehead' Add,
Weiser, consideration $1,000.
?. & |. N. Ry. Co. to G. H. Shep-
herd and W. D. Shepherd, lot 5,
blk. 10, Moses H. Hopper's Add,
Cambridge, consideration $3.50.
Benz Hopper and wife TO G. w.
Riggs, ID acres in sec 33, tp.S II,
nr5 W, also water right from Wei
ser City Ditch and Irrigation Com
. pany, consideration 5000.
Geo. w. Foor to Katie Foor, lots
: II, Is, 10 and 20 blk /, Trott's
Add, Weiser, consideration 81.
t II. H. Green and s. p Moore to
0 Conglomerate Mining Company,
8 Mining claims in the Heath district
as follows: Traction, Bromide, Mas
todon, Magnolia, Copper Glance,
|. Amador, North Star, Belle Helen
IS No. /, Mammoth, consideration 81.
J, Godfrey Sperling and wife to Ed
ward Shainwald, lots IA, Is and 16,
1t blk. 28, Watlingtons Add, Weiser,
!. consideration $400
|. Nose Fuchs and N. K. Imhaus to
Frank M. Hubbard w. j. Bryan
n Placer Mining Claim in Seven Devils
!. district, consideration 81.
}. Oliver McRoberts to First Baptist
church of Middle Valley, an acre of
/, land in net swa, sec. 80, tp. IA, n I
: 3 W, consideration 81.
w. S. Boyles to Chas Points,
J. Monarch Quartz Mining Claim in
! Heath district, consideration $50.
;. w. B. Allison and wife to j. B.
O'Toole, small piece of land in sec.
J. IL, tip. IA, Cambridge, consideration
}. 5000.
+, d. T. Daniels to w. d. Lovejoy
:, and R. E. Wilson, und4 of Oneida
Quartz Mining Claim on Rush creek,
, consideration $50.
L E. M. Barton and wife to Wesley
W. Pritchett, pit. of lot s, blk 2,
q Extension of Morehead's Add, Weis-
;, er, consideration 5000.
r. S. Reavis and wife to r. A.
l White, SET, sec. 81, tp. 19, nr2 e,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
TROUBLE IN THE CANYON.
D, b, BrintOn Runs Against a Special
Patrol Officer.

There was an exiting row and threat
ened gun play in Parley's canyon this
morning. in which Patrolman Phineas
Young and Bishop D. b Brnton Of
big Cottonwood figured as principals.
Il all happened on account Of Brin,on
and three Of his men attempting TO
drive As head of cattle through tho
canyon, They were met by Young
who ordered them TO turn back. Brln-
ton and his men refused TO comply with
the orders. and bad words followed,
Finally Brnt0n made an attack upon
the patrolman and struck him on tho
head with "a club Then Young reached
for his gun and said III you attempt
TO strike me again, I win shoot you
Although the odds were four 10 one
Young finally succeeded I'm turning
them back, but only after a hard
struggle. during which a calf fell into
the reservoir and had 10 be fshed out
Brlnton and his men started for town
90 secure a warrant for YOungs arrest,
and Young put OF 20 do the same ion
his enemies Before starting, however
he telephoned 90 town Of the trouble
and Sergeant I'd Jannoy weLt up the
canyon 20 prevent the animals from
going up further The trouble occurred
near the conduit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
Rapid Bridge Building.

Rapid bridge erection was recently
accomplished ON the line of The Chicago,
Rock Island q Pacific Railway come
pUny. near Lincoln. Neb where wood
bridge was replaced by a 1S-foot plate
glrder span Weighing eighty tons, and
the track open Tor traffic over the new
structure In % minutes. The girdcrs
were shipped IN sections from the
bridge shops 10 a station about three
miles from the site. where they We're
rlyeted up and the whole span ASSEM-
hled ON three fat cars which were run
on the old span. At each abutment
there was erected across the track and
above the new span a gallows frame
with transverse knee hraCing framed
60 the oyerhanglng cap on both sides
outside The plumb posts. Each post Of
each frame was lciigitudinally guyed
or braced ard sets Of blocks We're sus-
pended over each OF the four corners NJ
the new span and reeyed with rs parts
OF one-inCh manila line. making " parts
Ia all Each set OF tackles was attached
90 the span by an iron yoke. ana the
l lead lines from one end were carried 20
Va locomotive. and 90 The hosting en-
Rlne of pile driver from the other end.
THE tackles We're set up and the span
lated from the cars which were then
run our from under 10. The old span
was cut away In about rs minutes and
theWeW one lowered 90 place on the old
abutuents The work was executed by
obouN thirty men. The bridge Is one of
seyerai girder spans which have been
put IN by the same method within a
wear by Mr. W - Dauchy. chief en-
giueer OF the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
Spike ANn RAJ.

President A. w. McCune OF the Utah
& Pacific went east this morning.
The W. K r. IT, will take up the mat
ter Of selling liquors 10 minors at re-
sorts
To-day marks the starting OF tlp SAN
"a FEES NEW through Chlcago-San Fran
cisco train,
Hyde D'ale Of the Short Line auditors
Office has returned from Ohio. There
Is now a Mrs Dale
A Though sleeping car service be-
tweeu/St Louis and Denver is In opera
tiou ON today on.
Fred Seagreaves. who has been one
Of thtl Short Lines auditing force, has
gene y san Francisco TO accept a new
posiubn.
a obe-dollar excursion viii pull out OF
Salt Make for ogden az II O'Clock on
SUNDAY morning over the Rio Grande
Western
Gendral Passenger Agent Sebastian OF
the Rock Island arrived here today. and
was "toted' around by Mr. r. j. Clark.
the local agent
Mr schlacks wiu De general manager
OF the Midland. the Denver Times quot
ing President Jeffrey as confirming the
appointment and It's acceptance.
J.. G.. Manson superintendent Of the
Idaho division NJ the Oregon Short
/ Line will act for superintendent Null
I 10y who now lies in a very critical con-
/ dition of health IN POcatello.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
Messrs. P, |, Williams and David
Evans Come to Blows,
VERY BAD BLOOD EXISTED.
Meeting was on second south Evans
aud Rogers Answer Disbnrment
Petitlon FiIcd by Williams

Attorneys Farley /, williams and
David Evans. between whom bad blood
has existed for several years paf. met
ON Brokers' row yesterday afternoon
end exchanged greetings iu manner
sIrHar TO that employed by pus'iIs's In
the prize rims. The meeting was acci-
dental Nh Williams was walking east
and Mr. Evans was going vest AS
tboy passed each other Mr. Evans
turned and gave Mr. Williams Conc for
himself on the back. MI williams
acknoVledgei the sdlutauon, ana
wheeled around and bestowed upon Mr
Evans "a look intended as O look OF oe-
nance Bach then Assumed an attitude
OF defense. and Mr., Williams Tea OUT
bv giving Nh Evans a TAP over the
lfU side of thp head with o. copy or
Harpers Monthly, which be had Just
purchased and which Boz carried
wrapped in his right hand. More de-
faint chances followed ana then Jew
rclentdc blows were struck the leading
ones being ne apex solar plNus, lhe
upper cut the pivot the counter. me
swing. the half arm jab and me lesal
knockout Strange 90 say neither OF
tha combatants sustained much dam
axe ana when hostiuties ceased Mr.
Evans had o. pink chin and Williams a
bruised lip
After the analr was over tho men
were interviewed and asked for o. state
ment. Mr.. Evans said Mn Williams
snecred as he passed and be struck
him Mr. Williams on the other hand
saws he dld not sheer at Mr. Evans. but
only looked him in the eye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
Emerson school.

The Emerson school held It's exercises
yesterday afternoon. az which time the
following program was rendered;
Chorus. "The Greeting, ',.,,...s School
Recitation, selling the Baby, ...,.
90, 60, 90, ..,.......,,,,,.,Arlie emo
Reading. THE Gray swan ,Nettie Hill
TAX. Rosa Bonheur' ,.. Blanch Rule
Essay History OF Slavery -.....,
.............,. Clarence Johnson
Reading, Farmer stebblns on Roll
eTs ,.,. 90, ..,.,.s,t,.Josle Larsen
Vocal solo, The suanee Shore 49,.
.......... 90. ....,.. martha McLain
Talk. Lady OF the Lake....-..,.,.
..,,. ,.,.., oct. eco. Laurel walker
Essay. Visions Of the Past Kate Pitt
Instrumental solo. The Battle Of
Prague. o.. 90. o.. Ida HaWXhurst
Essay Contrast Between Hamilton
and Burr ,..,...,,. Tucker steward
Chalk talk, Dwellings ,..,, ,..,...
.,......,... b.. o.. Willie Beyeredge
Vocal solo. "To Sevilia' Nellie Street
Recitation. "The Light on Dead
mans shore" .. 900. Muude Emsley
Essay, william Lloyd Garrison
and His Work'.,... Ruth Storer
Grafton, "Our Inventors and Theft
Inventions ..,..,...,.. Leroy Scott
Recitation. The Old Man Goes TO-
Town 90. 90, ..,.......,E Eva Handley
Instrumental solo La Paladine'.
... eco. ......., Elsie Anderson
Address. Farewell. .... Ida Elirelge
Address. T.. W. Wilson, president
board of education.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
YOUNG MAN INJURED.
Roy Green Run Into a Buggy His
Head Badly Cut

Roy Green. a l5-year-old boy who Is
employed at McCoy's livery stable and
who lives at No. IS south Seventh East
street. was very severely injured last
evening while riding on his wheel He
was sprntIng north on East Temple
street, when a man In a buggy turned
the corner at First South and started
down the street The boy was coming
ysly fast with his head down, ana the
man in the buggy turned Co clear The
way Tor Green. but was too late. The
Wheelmon dashed into the buggy and
was thrown 20 the pavement iu "a s.mi-
conscious state. Friends picked him up
and carried him into A. c. smith.
drug store where Dr Il A. Anderson
attended him The boy had sustained
severe cut on the left side Of the head
which required Eve stitches 90 clos. Ills
face was also badly cut, AS soon as his
injuries We're attended TO he went home
There Is no blame attached Co the jT.y-
er NJ the buggy .u the affair. who as
soon AS tho accident happened alightad
rom Dds vehicle and did an in his power
t1 help the boy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
ARREST POLICEMAN YOUNG.
Took a Herd Of Cattle in Charge in
Parley's Canyon,

Acting under a city ordinance. Special
Policeman Phineas H. Young, who for
some time past has been patrolling
Parley's canyon under the direction Of
Land and Water Commissioner Westcr-
field, this morning took IN charge a
herd OF cattle belonging 10 y. =. Brin,
ton and Charles +. Stlllman, claiming
that the animals We're befouling the
streams,
Messrs Buuton and Suliman al once
sought the county commissioners and
laid the matter before them. The
board referred the case 90 the county
attorney with power 10 act. Mr.. Van
C0tt at once ordered Young arrested.
The question, therefore, OF the city's
authority 90 make an arrest In parley's
canyon for alleged befoument OF wa
ters viii now Doe tested ia the courts
Young Is charged with obstructlng a
public highway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01

Mr. Prade has been travelling extern
sively in the East and south, coming
here from New Orleans,
Guests at the Kenyon today are Hy.
Joseph, Chicago. J.. T. Landon, Spring
port Mich. ID, W. James and wife,
Frisco T. p. Alrheart and wife. Grip
pie Creek J.H. Greene, Houston, Idaho;
j. $. Woolman, Helena, Mont
Rev. Ellis Bishop. rector Of ST. Paul's
Episcopal church, returned yesterday
afternoon from New Jersey and the
East. he is reported 10 be engaged
TO be married 10 Miss Laura Bayard
Kirkpatrick Of New Brunswick, n. J,
daughter Of j, Bayard kirkpatrick, a
prominent business man.
Al the White today are A. Smith,
Smlthheld L. J Draubay. Diamond
Vile Mrs. Thomas Walker and daugh-
ter Croydon: Thomas f. Gillian. Rich
field Mrs. II, Waiter. Durango, Cali
fornla; Virgil Kelly, Fillmore; d. ID.
Houtz and wife. Provo W J. Dooley,
Robert Francis statelne. Utah, Chas.
+. Garrett wife and children De La
Mar; A. c. Smith, Eureka
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
PAYS TO WORK PRISONERS
The Expenses Of Meals and Medicine Is
Greatly CutiIed.
During tie Month Prior 20 working
1851 Meals Were Served, while Last
Month There Were lilo Less

Az an indication Of the benefits OK
the chain gang, there are now on an
average about ten men on the boule-
ward each week. whereas al the time
the present system was adopted there
were about twenty three men IN the
gang.
The month prior to the working or
the prisoners there were served at the
c.ty iail 1851 meals, at 1is cents per
meal During the following month
M prisoners worked, there were served
uqt 100 meals less, and the number
Rs gradually decreasing Besides cut
iine down The expenses 90 a great eN-
tent salt Lake 10 ria % "a large num-
her of hobos and tough characters The
medicine bin. too, is cut I'm halt 50
that together with less meal expenses,
and medicine bills and the good work
done by the prisoners on thl boulevard
be chain gang system is a decided sue
cess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
Scheme to Give Them a Million
Acres on Platte River,
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION
40 Colorado Wln be Furnished by
she Union Paclhc Go be Paid
iu Installmcnts.

Governor Thomas Of Colorado has
given his enforcement 90 gigantic
proposition. having for its object the
bringing of the defeated Beers TO the
valley of The Platte GA Colorado.
Tho Union Pacific Land company
proposes TO give O million acres OF land.
90 De- taken up under The Carey land
act on the JulosDurg ana Wyoming
divisions There Is To- De no charge for
the gift. and The company will UNDER
take 90 transport thc Beers TO Colo
RADIO, bcIng repaid on the insulmaut
plan after the communities are estab-
lished and prosperous.
G.. H. Wanuaul, agent OF the Union
Pacific left Denver for the East last
night. where ht win meet the Boor enc
voys eli explain In detail the PROPOSE
tl0n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
Washington school.

Music. Let our Voices be Glad. Glass
Reading from Merchant Of Venice"
Dorothy Dwyer ana Annie Nordvall
Recitation Robert OF Sicily "...,,
..... 49,. ............ Fife Garrlck
Piano duet, "Ben HUr Chariot Race
Pearl Branch, Louie Bull
Reading "Sonny's pplomy' .",.,,'.-
....,. .,., .,. ......'''.s. Bessie FeIl
Recitation, IAN Old sweetheart.
.... 80. 80, .......W Willard Smith
Music. THE Kings Champion ,..,
Reading from Lady OF the Lake
Mabel Davenport VIM. simpson and
Francis Davis.
Vocal solo, Lullaby. ....Miss Dwyer
Recitation, THE Bear story ......
.......,,.....,......M Mile HoWarth
Reading from Patsy. ...lrene Eckis
Class prophecy, .".",Amy Lyman
Presentation Of diplomas 20. w. M0yle
Music, "The Millcr's WoOing ..,.Class
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
WILLIS IS ARRESTED.
Man Charged With Selling Liquor to
Indians is Handed In,

United States Marshall Griffith OF
Arizona has teleEraphed word TO salt
Lake that j. +. wills who was In
dicted by the last United States grand
Jury in this city for selling liquor to
Indians. has been arrested at Phoenix,
Arizona. and asking that proof OF iien-
tihcaton be sent Deputy Marshal
smyth telegraphed az once TO washing
ton county Willis former homeland OBJ
tanned description and forwarded II
TO Marshal Griffith at Tucson
Willis was Indicted on Information
furnished by Miss Laura Work,a teach
er I'm the Indian school az 81. George.
willis r. a married man and lived az
ToQuerville until q few months ago,
when he moved 90 Mesa, Ariz Tie viii
be brought 10 salt Lake Wy one OF the
deputy marshals Of Arizona.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-01
lntere.t0g Program and Pfesen-
tation Of Certificates,
EXERCISES VERY INSPIRING
al the buildings ThrOngcd BY Pa
rents aud Friends All Pupiis are
Now Upon uhcir Vacations

Tho last OF the schools held their COM
meucemout exercises today AN were
tbrourcd by parents and friends who
witnessed the Inspiring success and
said encouraging things about the
splendid public school system vita
which Sal, Lake rs blessed. Each
school made AN excellent showing ana
each apparently thought 90 gave the
best program and turned ont the
brightest and best set of pupils. The
schools, their exercises and lst Of
graduates follows