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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-18
UTAH MAN WINS.

N. T. Porter Captures Two Prizes at
Chicago.
Nathan T. Porter of Davis county,
who is attending the University of Chi
cagO is winner of two interesting de-
bates. The first was between the di-
vinity and graduate schools on the
question, Resolved, That the power
of the president OF. the United States
ought to be limited by the appointment
OF a ministry directly anSWeTable to
congress" Mr.. Porter was the leading
speaker on the negative side and won
easily. His prize was $50.
Mr.. Porter also won out in the foTen-
sic, contest between the representatives
OF the divinity school and the school of
arts and sciences, the prize in this case
being $780, The winning team is to be
banQueted by friends and admirers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-18
OUNTHN STATES
Theft of Employers Liability Bill
From Colorado Secretary Of State

Theft of Employers Liability Bill
From Colorado Secretary Of State
Denver, June I7.-Conferences of Ia
boz leaders are being held in this city
to investigate the reported theft from
the official files Of what is known as the
Employers Liability Bill passed by
the last legislature IN the interest of
Wage-earners.
of il is true that the record OF the
passage Of the employment, Hastily law
has been stolen from the offlelal jour
nal of the senate and It cannot De re
covered, the law is invalid There are
decisions in our courts that cover prac-
tiCally similar cases"
That is the statement made by Lieu
tenant Governor Coates Of Colorado.
(, II do not vet know officiaHy- that the
portion Of the bill has been stolen but
shall Investigate. II the bin, or a pOr-
ton of it. has been stolen, it has been
done deliberately, and with the sole
intent Of inValidating the law. When
the 'Dill was pending it was bitterly
fougft. Every effort was made to de-
feat it. The duplicate copies W-illedO US
40 good. The courts VIII accept only
the original
~ do not suspect any, person or per
sons in this work do not know
whether the part Of the record alleged
20 be missing disappeared after 1t was
given IS the secretary Of state or be
fore. am. however inclined TO be-
g reached the score tsFNeOf State
This theft cones As a stunning blow
to the working peopie of Colorado. It
- - thesone lax that the working peo-
pie wanted. passed. and the 6ne for
e-elch the friends of labor made tpelF
ffar9est hEht -Four yeark ago aspor-
ton Of the record of the passage of the
tp bin wa stolen andz9laat bill Was
5nyaiidabed.
AT "a conference held in the offices Of
tbs STATE Federation of Labor PreSi-
dent Cfarr1a III declared thst IL fhe bill
is declared 70 be void by-N5eason Of the
thedt. that orga nized labor IN the state
would expend hundreds of dollars in
finding and CONNECTING tie guilty per
sons.
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tated. he testified that the woman
called him some naughty names and
then dubbed his horse.
When Mrs Stone had her innings
she denounced Harries with great Wig
OF. The road on which he was travel
ing was her property, she claimed. and
the deputy had no earthly business
there. She. had not called him names,
and as for whacking his horse, well,
such a thought simply never occurred
to her.
Justice Smith swelIed out his shirt
waist and figured that the ends Of JUS
tice would be fully met If Mrs. Stone
paid a fine of 50 or abode with the
county jaiIer for three days. The fine
was paid.
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Federation. .of &C.,.

Philadelphia June 1.-THE American
Fedora ton Of Zionists- today elected these
officers: President, Professor Richard
Gottheil; honorary secretary, ]. D. Nor
risOn, New York; honorary treasurer,
William Morris. Philadelphia represen-
tatives to the grand council of Vienna,
the president, the Rev. DR.. Schaeffer.
Baltimore; the Rev H. p Menendenz.
New York. Leo s. Solotl1on. Chicago; the
Rev. DR. s. S. Wise. Portland. ore. and
number of vice presidents including
IsadOr MaNer. san Francisco.
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Pogtmagter and Pengion.

(Specl8I % The fierald-l
Washington. ID c., June Tr-Joliu Fo-
garty has been appointed postmaster at
Woodside Emery county. Utah. vice
Cynthia J.. 4Aliens resigned
William Rex 90 Randolph Utah, was
today granted an original epehsion of S.
per month
: Ruel Rounds of Idaho Falls. Ida, was
today admitted ~ practices before the in
terror department.
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Indietments - a -:

Atlanta. ia. June 11-The Fulton
county grant jury has returned three
presentfnents. against ". A Mattress.
formerly ljsssident OF the P1ednant
3sqsn e Banking company. which went
INTO the hds Of a receiver June 4.
lie presenfmentS charge embeZzie-'
8ias1f larceny after trust and wrongful
appliance of moneys. Mathews was un-
derstond TO be in New York
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Crime of School Teacher.

Dothan. Ala. June 17.-ProfessOr
Rankin. until Saturday assistant t. the
principal of the Dothan public Schools,
today shot AID killed George r.. Me-
Neil. principal of the schools, and then
blew out his brains. Professor Rankin
was dropped from the list and eDdeaE-
ored to secure reinStatenent without
success.
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Case % the Yrinces Postponed.

Kansas City, No. June 1.-THE case
against c.. W. Prince and WIN and
Bert Prince. father and brothers or
Mrs Eeunedy charged with cOnspfring
H3th her to Kill Philip n Kennedy.
contracting agent OK the Merchants,
Dispatch Tlonspoutati5n coapany. was
today postponed Ito the Ss5terYl her
term. Papers Of appeal from tine de-
clsion an trc case Of Mrs. Esunedv
who was Saturday given ten years
sentence for kiiina Kennedy. are be-
ms made out. Pending q decision Of
the higher court. Mrs Keunedy ws5il
be let out on bail. -
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Mine WORKERS in Session.

Pueblo. Colo. June f7-Ths second an
r,uaI convention of District No. Is Of the
United Nine WORKERS embracing Colo
RADIO wyoming. Utah apd New Mexico,
met I'm this city today. Thus far there
are cnly about fiftya delegates present,
but more VIII probably arrive. John L.
Gehr Of Coal Greek is presidents The
meetings today wee conHued 90 hearing
addresses by local labor leaders and
work win begin tomorrow. one of the
spe4kess TO-DAY was President Garnlan Of
the State Federation of Labor. who urged
the mine workers to join the federation.
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priven 80 ~ -

Tacoma. wash. June 17.1-Charles
Stewart. alias Charley the WOodchop-
peg who killed George swanson near
Olalia Saturday. was forced by hunger
To- leave mis- hiding place today in
search Of food and was capturedaby a
'sheri6-s posse near Gig Harbuf.> Stew
SRI says his stepfather. r, w. Green
wood is n wealthy farmer livingstneaT
Jsanpasas SPRINGS Tex. and he viii
6ot talk about the nlarder until she has
Nl3tten his relatives whom he expects
XIII take steps 10 defend him
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New Meeting House Completed.

The new $1,000 meeting house has
been completed at MILFORD ward. A
meeting was held there Sunday by
President Snow and Apostle Grant. Al
though the ward is less than q year old.
the members have built the fine new
editice, and they were heartily cOngrat-
ulated and commended for their enter
prise by the speakers. The church is
G5x35 feet in dimensions, is lighted by
electricity, and contains many modern
improvements.
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Captain King is Sentenced.

Mobile Ala, june 1z-In the United
states court today, Captain.C. ". King.
former construction -duarter1naster- at
Fort EIOrg5n Ala, was sentenced to
Imprisonment IN the penitentiai'y for
one year and 2 half, and to pay fine.
Of 5000 RE gave notice OF appeal and
made the required bond Of $4,000. king
was convicted several weeks-agO Of re-
ceiging q bribe With intent % influence
his official conduct.
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Wan+sd - 70 steaIine.
1sneciaI tolTbe I4era1d.}

Speech 70 The AeraId-1
4 Pocs -ello.. Ida, June 17--Sherif Sweet
OF Bingham county came down from
BlackfOot vest eIdag, and llke mere ar
rested a young man p years of age,
whose name is Perry Warren. and ms
whose name is Perry WARREN and his
the latter place for horse stealing, and
VIII be held at Bia4tkfOot, where he
was taken last night by Sheriff sweet.
until the arrival Of Sheriff Gordon Of
Brigham City.
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There vas No Libel

cleveland O.. June 1.-THE grand
jury roday reported no true Bills 81 ne
case - August Hubbefl and the Of
ncials of the CLEVELAND Leader PUB
1shing company Who we're CHARGED
wita libel. Tf=air arrests were matte
upon warrants sworn out by Pom u
Johnson, as q resuit Of an aFhdaVit
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SALTAIR MEETING.
Joseph F. Smith Succeeds George @
Cannon as Vice President.

= OS6ph 4. o411Ih SuCCCCNlS OSO4 sc u.
Cannon as Vice President.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Salt Lake e Los Angeles railroad and
Saltair Beach companies yesterday
President Joseph T. Smith was elected
to succeed George Q. Cannon as vice
president Of the railroad company. Re
ports from Manager Bateman and
Manager AIcAllister were received, and
it was decided to have band concerts
at SaltaiT each Sunday afternoon and
evening, beginning next Sunday. The
reports of the managers were not as
encouraging asI they might have been,
because the cold weather has seriously
interfered with the season thus far.
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BOTH. NEGROES DEAD!
Started Out. to XIII White Mar and
We're Slain.

WeIborn. Ella June News
reached mere today that Tom Thomas
and Nose Maxwell. two desperate ne
Eroes have been found dead in the
rosd four miles east Of this place. Max
well had worked toy W. j. O'Eaiu.
farmer but having had q dispute with
his employer was driven from tire plan
tation. subsequently, O'Cain went to
LiveOak Ca business
While he was away Maxwell and
'chomas returned, heavily armed and
learned Gne wherea bouts ofsrGRCain.
Then they left and stationed themselves
OH the roadside to awaiE his return.
Late ira the afternoon n fUsillade rs
heard and neigf bors rushed to the
scene 10 Gnd bothpnegroes dead There
is no evidence as to who fired the shots.
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JURY Is SECURED.
Testimony is Begun in Murder Case
Of Jessie Morrison.

Eldorado. KAN. June IA jury was
secured at noon today to try Jessie
Morrison second time for the murder
a year q gothis month Of Mrs DIN Cas-
re, The tTlal was then begun in earn
a number Cf Witnesses for the prose
cUtiou testified HE state offered "a
note wrften BY Mrs. Castle as evil
dcnce. The defense objected. bot The
court admitted the paper. The state
offered q paper claimed TO be Mrs. Cas-
ties dying statement which Judge
Shinn at the former trial admitted
only In part. Or. 'Cf- f. Ambrose stated
that ne was present when the dying
statement was made. lie identified the
paper He said it was written the
niebt Of July 4. and he believed IL was
her dying statement.
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Mammal Ticket I'll 60.

Boise Ida. June IA nOn-partisan
ticket Cor city officers was nominated TO-
night. headed by Moses Alexander. Dem
oerat, for mayor, and w r. Dolan, Re
publican. for treasurer. The nominees for
COuuCilmen are: First ware. O. ~.
smith. Max Mayfield. Fl. J. Caldwell
Second ward. s. q. King. Dan Steen.. 7.
>. gibbons 9-hird ward, William LomaN,
Charles Norwood. J. ~. Mclean. -Ofathe
candidates for the city council six are
Republicans and three Democrats.
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60 &c Bonds.

Boise. Ida, Jtine 1.-THE state today
SOFA S205.e00 = per cent bonds to Isaac
Sheriff. Of Pouslfkeepsie. Y. Y, the pur-
chaser paying a premium Of $40 500. These
bonds were authorized By the last ses-
sion of the legislature for the purpose of
securing funds to pay for improvements
cost of the Occur 'Alene riots and other
purposes.
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- sHl ID Large.-

Shreveport, La. June 17.-Priuce sd
wards. the murderer Of John G. Foster,
Is still at large The posses have not
abandoned their efforts to locate him,
and the search in northeast Texas IS
stiH in progress, but there does not
seem to be any hope Of immediate re-
SUITS
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Kil1ed - - IL R,1tte.

Butte Mont, June 1T.-WiIliam N
Brown this morning murdered his wife
by cutting her throat from ear to ear.
because of Jealousy. Brown is a miner
in. the SnecuatOr mine.
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On Saturday afternoon Humane officer
De Briefly was called to the ArmOry o.
the Salvation Army to take "a helpless
man to the county infiTmary- The=pOOr
fellow, who gave the name of John Welsh,
was dying in the wagon on the way and
breathed his last two minutes after his
arrival He was about 30 years of age
and had been living the life of tramp
for some time.
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Grocery store BurgIarizad.

The store of the Eorupkat Grocer com
pauy at IS East First South street. was
burglarized last night NighuwatchTau
Oscar Eaman on his rounds about 70
clock discovered the rear door of the
store open and upon further Investigation
found that the cash till had also been
Office were piled upon the floor The
cases in which the groceries are kept
We're all open and the cash till was
empty.
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sHor - - PREAcaER
Dentist Interferes to Save Girl Z
WINNING and Us KILLED.

Berkeley. Cal Jhne f7.-Dr J. G.
iessup. "a dentist, was shot and fatally
wounded tonight by the Rev. Charles
G.. Adams. formerly an Episcopal nnin-
ister. II is stated that adams daugh-
ter celled Jessup by telephons and asked
him to tonne to her hone and pre- vent
her father from Whipping her
When Jessup arrived at the Adams
house and remonstrated With him. Az
st through the b1sast Adams is In
iafl and JoEsup u ling
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a Good Thing.

Our work on shirts, collars. cuffs and
shirt waists.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
100 Main street
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made by Hubbell and published IN the
Leader during the recent mayoralty
campaign charging the former with
Obtaining money unlawfully In cOnnec-
Ton Win bis cnnNass.
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Funeral of Patriarch Negdham.

The funeral of Patriarch John Need
ham viii be held in the Eighth ward
meeting house at O'Clock today. The
remains are at the home OF his daughter
Mrs M A. Sears. 80 Third street where
they may be viewed until II a. m.
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Cbarged with Hobbing mails.

Ja17lestoRh ~ T.. June 17.-J0hn II
Devifd was arrested here this afternoon
charged with stealing registered mail
from thet postOficc at Denver. He win
be removed 20 Denver for trial
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Sic ii a Residence-

Yesterday A. Richter sold for Jane
keryiH to j. +. BIRCH of Spokane. a 2JLN7
rod, lot and mod n cottage. at II r
street for SIZE.
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The bank clearings yesterday were
1851, 7i1s50,, compared with S413,24s.S0 for the
corresponding day of last year.
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Gentee1 Neckue,ar.

Patterns CAREFULLY selected; all
shapes. exclusive
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
566 Main street.
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NegIigee Shirts.

Exclusive patterns, garments cut 20
ft. all sizes and sleeve lengths.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
1856 Main street.
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! killed "a an Explosion.

Triu k5ad. Colo.., June 17.-William Pol
lard ginecr, and l-fn Italian fireman
whose haFle IS gTku0wfl were killed and
au0ther ilafian seriously sea 1ded hy the,
explosion of "a boiler At the colorado Fuel
& ron ciolnt,any mine at Starkrilie fOun
miles sgf1thWest or this city today
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- From PhilInnIilss-

San Francisco. lie i7--rhe transrort
PennsN 81 VaIia arrived toTdEht IRON Ma
Mia with tilsss8S- two officers asd SO
men '2f the tortieth veiuntser infantry.
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80 rruat Reaehirg 90.

Pueblo. Colo duna 87.-A special TO the
nieftain from Florence. Colo. says ar
have. been completed for the
-ah1ug over by the American Smelling e
Re dningi company OF the United 61-bfetsl-
BE Sold mills here.r TIE American COM
panfr has now foua of the largest geld
DrOc IS mills ia the state. Changes in
Arizona republican., 1901-03-30
.x Amusenents &
ToNIGHT-"A BEGGAR PRINCE"

Manager Wagner has in the new Turkish Bath" company one of the best attractions he has provided the patrons of the opera house this season, if indeed 1t does not prove to be the banner show of the year.
 The company is owned and managed by MT. F. M. Wade. who has success fully piloted several worthy dramatic productions during the past ten years. which is sufficient guarantee that the company is a capable one.
 The play has been rewritten, new music, bright and catchy, has been added. and appropriate scenery and at tractive costumes. Among the features are a lot of clever speclalties. which are introduced during the play. The same company will play two more nights. For tonight they will present the musical comedy, "A Beggar Prince" Saturday night. "Girofii Girofia." Popular prices will prevail during the remainder of this engage ment.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-30
SEEING A BOOK-PLAY.

Richard Duffy in Ainslee's.)
 An instance of the state of mind in which some people go to see a drama tized novel came to my notice in a bit of conversation overheard from three people sitting behind me in the theater The play was 'Unleavened Bread The party consisted of father, mother and a daughter of about eighteen years. all tastefully and expensively dressed, and having the air of folks comfortable in life
 "CThe orchestra, an atroclous one. Is playing the overture)
 Father tcuriously)-Mamma. what's the plot of this play? You've read the novel. haven't you?
 Mother (wearily)-Oh. thers's no plot to speak of. You don't need to krJw it to understand the play. Be- sides. I didn't read the book. Elsie did
 Father (with increased curiosity)-- Whats the plot of it. Elsie?
 "Else Gas through a glass darkly)- I didn't read the book through, papa Its--er-about woman-Selma Whites her name-and she's got ideas higher than she ought-that is-I think she wants to be aesthetic, you know.
 Father (comprehending perfectly)- Um--um! Thank You. my dear"
Arizona republican., 1901-03-30
Touching Arizona
sgsgsNa sasYss sle2s s99fs ssnS EgaylH slsS,

Professor Connors, who has been principal of the Yuma public schools for the past year, has resigned the posi- ton on account of bad health, and Pro- lessor McNaughton has been appointed to take his place. Dr. McNaughton .s one of the noted teachers on the coast. Four years of his educational expert ence has been in Maricopa county, part of this time as superintendent of the normal school at Tempe and the re- mainder as superintendent of the Phoe- nix public schools. He was also super intendent of the California state nor nal school at San Jose, Yum is to be congratulated upon acquiring the services of such a noted educator as Professor McNaughton.-Yum Sem tinel.
 Imperial, the new town on the Im- perial canal. 35 miles south of Flowing Wells, is soon to have a newspaper the Imperial Press. with H. (. Reed as editor and manager. The first number will be issued April 1. MT. Reed will have an unincumbered field of ex- tensive proportions. and his paper will IlO uouDl pIONt d paying zona Sentinel.
 J. C. Harrington of ,Seligman and Mir. Purley of Briggs were welcome callerG at this office yesterday. Mir. Purley says he saw some of the ore from the rich gold strike in this county, north of Wickenburg, and that it is rich in free gold. Some Cripple Creek men offered S250, coo cash for the mine, but the offer was refuaed. There are a thousand tons of ore on the dump. The ming Is probably the biggest thing in Arizona outside of the United Verde. A miner, in talking of the matter yesterday. said 1t would give needed stimulus to gold mining in this section where copper has almost wholly occupied mining at tention for so lonf.-Prescott Courier.
 Mir. and Ms. Joseph Ehle are again domiciled in their North Montezuma street home after a three months visit in Phoenix. MT. Ehle is rather enthu- siastic in his talk of the beauty and advantages If the Salt River valley.- Prescott Courier
Arizona republican., 1901-03-30

Office Chief Quartermaster, Denver, Colo, Feb. %, 1901. Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received here until Il a. m.. March 27, 1901, for transportation of Military Supplies, Routes Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and s and for drayage at Denver, Colo, during the fiscal year commencing July l. 1901. U. s. reserves right to accept or reject any or all pro- posals. Information furnished on ap- plicatior. Envelopes containing pro- posals should be marked. Proposals for Transportation on Route No. -" addressed J. w. Pope. Chief Q. M.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-30

copa county. and the complaint filed In said Maricupa county, in the office of the clerk of said District Court. In the Name of the Territory of Ari- zona. to William H. Goodman, Or phena Goodman, Estella M. Drake, Alfred c. Drake, Lizzie M. Chilberg, S. A. Eccles and T. F.. Eccles, De- fendants, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the District Court of the Tihrd Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Mari copa, and answer the complaint tne-ein filed with the clerk of tins said court at Phoenix, in said county, within ten days after. the service upon you of this summons if served in this said county, or if served out of this said county and within this said judicial district then within twenty days thereafter, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service. or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judi cial District of the Territory of Ari- zona, in and for Maricopa county, this 25th day of March A. D. 1901.
 (SeaL) w. c. FOSTER,
 Clerk of said District Court.
 By l.. B. STREET.
 Deputy Clerk.