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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25
RICY II. JONES CONES BACK.
Returns 10 the Fray Armed win
Amdayits from Box Elder.

Attorney Ricy II. Jones Of Brigham
City is attempting TO get even win
Attorney Charles Stanley Price Tor
the charges made by Price against HIM
during the arguments for new trial
i'm the case of the Western Loan x
Savings company against LudWlg H.
Berg and Elsie Berg his wife, Few
days ago
Attorney Jones at that time drew
down upon himself the censure OF the
Supreme Court for attesting an un-
signed affidavit purporting to be maue
by III. n. Bowring. which he included
in his bill Of exceptions on an apped
in the case.
Now comes Rcy Jones armed with
alIidayits by George l.. Graehl eN-
county clerk OF Boxelder county and
ii. ~ Bowring, the agent of the loan
and savings company which are duly
filed with the clerk Of the Supreme
Court.
Graehrs affidavit IL to the effect that
on January 4. 1901. Charles Stanley
Price, attorney for the Western Loan
e Savings company. obtained an afli-
dayit from him stating that he
tGraehD had received several letters
from the loan and savings compan
inQulring when the case against the
Bergs would come up. Graehl says
that the affidavit was made through
a misapprehension as TO the facts and
that he only received one letter, dated
Dec 10. 1900, from the company's at
torneys asking when the case would
be set, which he had not answered. not
belns able to furnish the desired intor-
nation.
Bowring, the company's agent de-
poses that the information in the aili-
davit. which he made, but did not sign,
was correct. and that he swore to H.
but did not atiiy his signature as II oc-
CURED 10 him that his company might
not like his doing So
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LATE LOCALS.

The marriage of Miss Annie Brown,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Brown,
and Mr. Hyrum Duckworth, win take
place on June 49,
Mrs James Cridde, of Kaysvllle who
underwent a surgical operation at st.
Marks hospital a few days aga is re-
covering rapidly. Mrs. Crlddle submit
ted TO an operation I'm October last but
it was not successful and had to be re-
peated
The pupils Of Miss Matte Hall give a
pianoforte recital for the parents and
friends On Monday evening at her home,
* East First North street. They will
be assisted by Mrs. Alice Eddy Han
ford
Some dozen or so applications for APP
polntment 10 the position Of water COM
missioner have been received by the
county commissioners There will prob
ably be only two water or irrigation
districts, one for the Jordan and one
Tor the mountain streams and 1t is
more than likely that engineers will be
appointed to these,
The proposition to close all the whole
sale houses In the city at o'clock on
Saturdays is meeting with much sue
cess, The Wood Grocer company, the
z. e.. NJ l. and a number Of others are
DESTROYS 10 carry the proposition into
effect and 10 give their employees a
half holiday each Saturday afternoon
during the hot season. 1t Is confidently
expected that all the wholesale houses
viii join In the movement
Albert l.. Walker of Union was
dragged by pair Of runaway horses
on Wednesday night and severely in
jurcd. He was returning from his
farm, which he had been watering and
was IN his buggy with two Of his chill
dren. On passing a barrel In the road
the horses became frightened and
started TO run, Walker jumped out Of
the buggy but retained hold Of the
rctns He. however was ierked of his
feet and dragged fifty feet His right
leg vas badly fractured and his left
ankle was dislocatcd. His injuries
We're attended TO by Dr. Robinson Of
Sandy, who says that It will take him
some time to recover The children
escaped unhurt
Hans c. Anderson Al. and Marie Lar
SEN g. both Of Salt Lake. today OBJ
tanned a marriage license from the
county clerk
Two new cases Of smallpox were re-
ported 90 the health office this morn
ing $. n. Evans %. 40 Grape street,
Roy Stevenson 4, 2GS west Fourth
South street
The weeks health report shows II
cases of smallpox against last week,
and % under quarantine against IL,
There were Z cases OF scarlet fever TO
4. and l6 guarantees against 49, | of
diphtheria, { of measles and OF chick
enpoX. There were II births and II
deaths, and one body shipped here for
interment and one sent away.
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MRS. WILLIAMS ESTATE.
Farley l.. Williams Files Petition To
be Appointed Administrator.

Attorney Farley l.. williams today
filed his petition TO the probate court
70 be appointed administrator Of the
estate of his wife, Catherine S. VIII
lams. who died on May r. The petit
ton will be heard by Judge Hall next
Friday Mrs Williams owned, at the
time Of her death, real and personal
property valued at Sl741l17. There is
an unmproyed lot, 75xl65 feet, at the
southwest corner of First and II streets,
valued at $1,000; part Of lot G. block 32,
ten-acre plat, Big Field survey measur-
Ing Az acres and valued at 81 600 OF
the personal property there are ten
shares of Deseret National Bank stock,
valued at $1,000, Ave shares OF First
National Bank OF ogden stock, worth
500. five shares OF stock in the Co
operative Wagon and Machine COM
pany, valued at $500 Ave shares OF
Clark Eldredgc d CO. stock worth $500,
and $7,g2l.l7 in cash in the Wells Fargo
bank
The heirs to the estate are the six
children Kate, aged "a, Farley h., Jr.,
22 John s., q; samuel IS; Paul 10, ana
Hugh, H. an Of whom live at the family
home. 70 l. street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following guests We're the arrivals
at the hotels up to three o'clock today.
knutsford,-F H. Ertel, J. c. How
ard, VIM. H. Reed, j. n. Baker Chica-
co. John A, Gordon ana wife, b. n.
Shaw, Denver; d. n. Hallett Boston
W. j. Starve. Philadelphia; Alex Rod
gers, u. s. army; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A.
ltolfe, ChicagO Hugh Gallagher. T. Z.
Hoyes, Chicago; Jul Fisher San Fran
cisco Geo NJ. Brown and wife, Atlanta;
J, II Mills and wife, Denver; Henry
SHERMAN Chicago,
Kenyon,-J II. Cosgrlff Rawlins; c.
q Rider, Chicago j. d. Elenner, Boise /;
Theron Logan and wife, Chicago; II. A.
Boyer st. Louis c. S. Ward. Indian
apolls Sig Wetner Chicago, S. S. Bar
ney and wife. West Bend; Il. NJ. b.
Thomas, London Il. Marks, Omaha:
Mrs. S. NJ. Nicholson, Miss Edith
Nicholson st. Joseph H. Coles, New
York VIM. Il. Weber, II. Klein, Gin
cinnat; o. w, Hemming, st, Louis
Cullen.--Louls B. Leoinch, Idaho:
Branch Smith. silver CITY Andy Burke,
Delamar; A. b. Lewis, Frisco Chas.
Fesney Cinclnnatij A, l.. Woodhouse
and Wife. Provo; w. Chestnut and
Wife, Seattle j. NJ. Peters, William
Williams, Silver City
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OTHER CHURCHES.

At the Y NJ. c. A. tomorrow at p,
m. Rev. S. w. Pollock, visiting Pres
byteran clergyman from Des Moines,
Iowa. will address a special meeting
for men only. Seats are free, there
is no collection taken and all men are
cordially invited to attend.
ST. Paurs church, Main and Fouth
South, Rev. Millidge Walker, rector.
Whit Sunday, May 26th $500 am, holy
communion; 9;45 a. m, Sunday school;
1900 a. M, morning prayer and SER
mon, 500 p. M, evening prayer ana
sermon: 9th Whltsin Monday, HOO a,
m. holy communion 2Sth. Whitsn
Tuesday, 1900 a, m, holy communion.
st. Peters chapel Fifth North and
Fifth West Whit-Sunday, May 2Gth;
$500 p. m. Sunday school; 400 p. M,
evening prayer
st. Johns chapel. Perkins addition;
Whit-Sunday May 26th; 500 pm, sun
day school; 1900 p. m, evening prayer
and sermon.
Mil Creek mission. Scots school
house; $3.50 p. m. evening prayer ana
sermon.
Sunday. May 90. 1901, Westminster
Presbyterian church. 1870 south Fourth
West street. between First and Sec
ond South. Rev. George Bailey, Ill. H..
pastor; 1880 a. M, sermon by the pas
tor, "Pentecostal Energy and Enthu-
siasm." After morning service the spe
clal offering in behalf Of the Board
OF Home Missions" viii be taken up.
500 p. M, preaching by the pastor,
Practical Christianity" l2:l5 .. M,
Sunday school; 1880 D. m. Endeavor
Presbyterian Sunday school at 6S2 west
First North street; $500 p, m. Junior
e.. T. Gas p. m, Y. =. $. c, f., Wed.
nesday evening at 500 y m, there VIII
be preaching service at the Endea-
vor Presbyterian chapel. 632 west First
North street. Sermon by Rev. George
Bailey IL. b.
FIRST Unitarian Society, Rev. 7. s,
Thatcher. pastor residence No. IS Fifth
East. Services held every Sunday AT
Lake Lake Theater at Hoo a. M
sharp. Subject OF sermon. Sunday, May
2eth. 1901. "The Mastery Of Life. .
Mnsic-Soprano solo, without Thee
Guy d'Hardelot. Kate Brldewell An
derson. Quartet. 'Hearer and Inspirer
Of Prayer" Willard; quartet, Father
Source OF Every Blessing Wallace
Unity Quartet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25

Religious services In the German Ian.
guage are held every Sunday morning
at II O'Clock in Choir Hall, Richards
street.
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every sunday at 10 o'clock q. M
in Choir Eall Richards Street Also
every Thursday evening at S o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
BAPTISMS.
The baptisms at the Tabernacle font
on Saturday, May IS, 1901, were per-
formed by Elder John A, Sundstrom.
HOME MISSIONARIES.
The home missionaries Of the Salt
Lake Stake of Zion will convene in
their regular monthly meeting in th.
Latter-day Saints lecture hall, Temple
avenue Salt Lake City on Wednes-
day, May Goth, 1901, at 1880 o'clock pm,
JAMES ID. STIRLING,
Clerk of Stake.
The Tenth quorum Of Seventy viii
hold their regular monthly meeting at
the Ninth ward meeting house on Mon
day night, May 9th. al 1880 o'clock, 4
full attendance Is Getsed.
Elder David Mckenzie will deliver
a lecture before the NJ. /. A, Of the
Eighteenth ward Sunday evening, May
10Th, at 6 o'clock p. m, Subject.
Authenticity Of the Bible.
CHURCH HISTORY MEETINGS.
Elder Andrew Jensen Of the His
torian's Office will visit the following
wards IN the interest Of Church history.
on the. dates hereafter given
South Cottonwood Sunday, May 26th.
Murray Sunday, June End
Granger and Hunter, Sunday June 9th.
Mill Creek Sunday June 10th.
Granite sunday June 30th.
East Mil Creek, Sunday July 9TH
Big Cottonwood Sunday July 18th.
Ward clerks and secretaries Of the
different quCrums and associations are
kindly requested to prepare and bring
IN all their records on the dates given
to the places that shall be appointed for
that purpose.
The First quorum Of Elders will hold
It's regular meeting in the Seventeenth
ward meeting house on next Monday
evening, May 27th, at 1880 o'clock, All
members Of the quorum are requested
TO be present.
THOs f. JACOBSEN, President.
HIRAM b. SMITH, Secy
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JUDGE TlMM0NY'S COURT.
Observation-Disclosures

John Carr. John OMaley Tom Don.
ahue and William Shamolo were ar.
rested boy officer FtzmaurIut last night
NJ the Rio Grauje Western depot In
the ice house. and We're found drinking
from some beer kegs They were
charged with trtspass and each plead.
cd guilty The court fined them s.
each, which means five days in the
gang.
Joseph Seal a man 81 years Of age.
was accused of allowing his express
wagon To- remain az place at the ore.
gon short Line depot otherwise than
that designated by' the police where
such vehicles shall stand The defense
was thar the defendant had applied
for license which allowed him 10
stand on the disputed place. The court
said there seemed to be no intent on
MI Seals part 10 violate the ordi
nance and he discharged the accused
Old man Seal wanted 20 know wha
he was going TO do about the money h
had paid In.
well" said the court, you had bet
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,

ter go TO the city treasurer and get
your money back--but you viii have a
hard time to get it, 1 can tell you,
The case against George Penrose, ac-
cused of petit larceny was dismissed
on motion VI the complaining witness.
William Brown, who was accused Of
yagrancy and whom the police say
caused the downfall OF a young girl
from ogden, was convicted and fined
500
The case OF Heinrich Vosberg,
charged with obtaining SIS from HUI
bert Brothers by means Of a worthless
check was before Judge Timmony
when this report closed He pleaded
not guilty 10 the charge
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PERSONALS

Mrs. VIM. j. Hoffman
time. ''U VISIT n ~
Deputy Attorney General g
- To-Day moving Into his nsv wa Vti
az 'lO east Third South ste., 'a.4eaa]
D. e. Langford leaves fmc
carry next week TO look aae s'.e Nor,
o on Eis t ,,Il He was yeiy s u' pIog;
va MS Trip to Nome last yta' '-'t"'al|
..,r Colonel 81 Clayton accon,,,.,
Ty' Young viii leave Du,ea.ed NJ
ing Tor a visit to the coio5 ,ys nom
IN East canyon. '''Ne' Ia1A
Witcher Jones and ! p r.n
today for New York NV !" %, Na.Sef hi
trip. wy Oh pleasure
virginia Chronicle. 49,,
UnI family who have ms5a ,s,,l Atefy.a
IN san Francisco for the r,,, 'G ,.. home
gone TO salt Lake civ r,,b g',.la's
'ney viii hereafter reside. 0''n' where
an Dr. cv H. N. stewart has returned ,..,,
[ne P',an-Ameucan exposition i ag, ' ,.
"osp''a'a 10 the large eastern ci, VA ',''''
p5 Senator t, Esarns returns to,,,,, 4,
l ARK Clty where he has bean ,', ny, NY Ilo. on,
10" days looking over the s.',S 'us p. ..'
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~ benefited. A great breakwater will
be placed In the bay and some dredg-
ing Will be done. This win enable ships
TO come right up to the wharfs and I'M
load or load, whereas now lighters
must be used and occasionally ty-
phoons prevent the loading or unload
ing Of ships for days. thus making
traffic very expensive.
W. c. lie Gendre, wealthy and
prominent New York banker, Is a
guest at the Knutsford and while in
salt Lake, is being shown around by
Colonel Clayton. Today Mr.. lie Gem
ore was escorted 10 the Tabernacle
"here special recital was given him
ana this afternoon he Is a guest ofthe
colonel at the Alta club. He lust re-
Gently made purchase Of $500. 600
worth Of property near New York City
to be added To his country estate
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE Is nEREBY GIVEN THAT
sealed bids win be received by the under.
signed up to l. O'Clock noon, Of June t,b
1901 for the materials required and labor, to
DO performed on museum and shop buildings
on University Sit, Just east Of and ad AGENT
to salt Lake City, Utah, and according to
plans, peclGcations and drawing, vhchafe
open Tor inspection Of bidders at tine oB.ed
Dallas q Hedges, in The Deserc, Nltols
bank building at the corner I Vain lll
First South streets, 10 salt Lake City ltlA
aud all bids aud proposals at the aoo,etIue
will bo publicly opened and read lu t.eodos
OF the Descrit NauouA bank, la said dI
All bids must Do ADDRESSED 10 'Jnl,etbd
Titan, salt LaSe Guy, ut1h, AMI manAa
lover Irft-hand corner BIDS ~ sla 1h
can bo delivered to the buard Of rc.t's u
Tue SAID time and place OF opening sloa
Hid, must not contain conditions QA1f
tl1ns, propositions o any Othui INN. At'
uitiun To thOsu mentioned In the piah', F-'
GcaiiOns, drawings contracts aId loll al!
bidders must us0 tho forms OF bids Elb0i
change. which VII ue i0Jnu al lue vHV "
sad architects. and NJ other form Of ON aA
be rtceiy, q. A certified check 90 'ous
bank In ait Lake cry, Utan, Tor al eN.
five per cent Of the amount OF the h'.as'
bid must be- lnc.O,ed, zach ehecs Is 70 =
made payable 70 the undersigned ana v
be forfeited to the undel slgued IN case W'
odd Is accepted and the BIDDER dUt' AV' ~
ter INTO the contract ana 5oEd Nllhih WY
DAYS after Us acceptance, ior the ial. ava
execution OF the contract and Ooha hei'V
after mentioned. ,. al,
4 he proposed contract aud Oona ave n a =
az the Office OF said architects ana 0aA 'D''
DO examined .a..a ..,,,isa
here must be a separate Dld Aul yes ,'l'
check 10 each OF tue fOh0Nlhs p'S"
work, to wit. nit...
|. Museum buildings >. shop Ouhl'us''
Musem and shop building -,
A bond mus, be furnished Tor ohoiDa
the amount OF the bid. with COCA AAu ~, 's-
Client surctcs all Satisfactory Auu ''''T
able 10 the undersigned, .,...4.
Toe Museum building is 20 De COl'P,.'g,',,
or before Nov lst, 1901 ana ihe snop Va'i,V '1
is to be completed ON ur before 'lc.' ~ =.
Tue under,igucd re'eryes and mas lNt ~
% reIcct any aud all bids or 20 a,,.p', .,
bid or bid, IL may deem best ot Va,
contract FOR both buildings 10 one Olug'l II
SHY Oh L. Ian
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CHURCH NEWS.

Regular services OF the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints viii
be held tomorrow Sunday; Fast meet
ings being held In the respective wards
at 2 o'clock pm. Sunday school al
10 am, and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows;
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MORE OFFICERS
ARE ARRESTED.

Manila, May g. 1920 ., m.--Capt,
Michael Spellman, Lieut., Delbert II.
Jones and Surgeon Dudley w. Welch,
Of Company G, Forty-thIrd infantry,
stationed at Mason, Southern Lyle,
have been arrested on charges Of
trading in permits to ship hemp from
the closed ports and will be tried by
court-martlal. II has not been deter
mined whether Manila hemp buyers are
directly implicated.
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Conroy Wins BROOKLYN Handicap.

New York, May 25.--Conroy wins the
Brooklyn handicap. Herbert was Sec
ond and Standing third Time 2:O9.
II was announced shortly before 4
o'clock that Prince McClurg All Gold,
Blues and Star Bright would not start.
Several changes Of Jockeys were made,
McCue being selected for Sidney Lucas,
O'Connor for Conroy, and j, DAILY for
Alsike, The betting was as follows:
Banastcr, to 3 ana . to g.
Standing, to ana TO |
Raffalleo TO and TO l.
Sidney Lucas, 10 to ana to 1.
King Bramble, l6 to and to /.
Herbert, TO / and to /.
Water Cure, to and TO /.
Alsike, GO TO | and 20 to /.
COnroy, 10 / ana S 70 8.
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Suit on Promissorr Nnte.

The Utah Commercial and Savings
company commenced suit in the dis
trict court this afternoon against A. II.
Fraser and Arthur l.. Heppler 70 re-
cover $500. with interest at 10 per cent
from January o, and $50 attorney fees
for detaulting on promissory note for
$500, dated December Z. 1899 and pay
able six months after date.
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AFTER FAIRCHlLDS.
County Officers Propose to Make Him
Obey the Law.

A warrant was issued this afternoon
for the arrest Of a saloon keeper named
Fairchilds who conducts the Road
House, His bar tender, a colored man,
was also to be included In the drag
net, Fairchild has been giving the Of
ncers q good deal of trouble OF late
and they nov propose TO see TO 1t that
he obcys The law or quits the business
In which ne is engaged Not long since
he was found guilty OF selling liquor
without "a license. The onense II Is
said, was committed yesterday. II Is
claimed that the evidence against him
is most positive
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addItionaI 10 aIe repIy 70 Motherwell's

answer.
Robert X. Smith vs.. Forty-third
school district of Salt Lake county ct
al; ten days additional time given
plaintiff to reply 20 answer Of Forty
third school district
Matilda Bullock w Joseph IL Bull
lock; argument ON defendants ob1eo-
ton TO decree made and counse, for de-
PENDANT given permission to also sub.
mit draft of decree for consideration OF
court
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wasatch King Incorporated.

The Wasatch King Mining company
today filed Us articles OF Incorporation
with the county clerk. The capital
stock amounts 10 $500 600. at the par
value II 81 a share The directors are
+. +. Stoll, president, G.. O. Ellngwood.
vice president, j. W Langley. secre-
tary A, Hanauer, Jr treasurer. and X.
T. Nelson.
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Greek Treaty signed.

Muscogee, |. T., May 25-Chlef Por-
ter today signed the Creek treaty
passed recently by the bodies OF that
tribe at Okmulgee. Formal notification
OF the final acceptance OF the treaty will
be made to President Mckinley at once
so that he may In turn issue procla-
nation authorizing the allotment and
sale Of the Greek Indian lands, Already
hundreds of people are hocklng TO the
nationa to make investments.
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IDAHO NATL BANKS CONDITION
Especial to the "News.")

Especial to the 'News.D
Washington d. c., May 25,-J, G..
Mcpherson, salt Lake. has been APP
pointed cook at Salem, Indian school,
Oregon
Abstract OF the condition Of the ma
tional banks Idaho, at the close Of
business April. shows average reserve
held 366t per cent against 1876 per
cent February Q. Loan and discounts,
increase Sl2e1i gold coin, increase.
S35.j95; lawful money reserve, decrease,
S600j; individual deposits, increase,
SlSq.153.
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Probate Orders.

Judge Hall made two probate orders
today:
Estate Of Richard D. Earls. deceased.
motion 10 amend decree by interlinea-
ton granted,
Estate OF John Fowlks. deceased; de-
cree Of distribution Of estate allowed TO
be amended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25
Divorce Case.

Two divorce cases were referred to
deputy clerk ]. L. Eldredge To take
testimony and report Marie Muller
seek divorce from Conrad Muller on
the grounds Of cruelty and Thomas
Barton from Susan Barton on the
grounds OF adultery.
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Before Judge stewart.

Judge Stewart made the following
orders.
Robert X. Smith vs. Charles II. Lash
brook ct al; demurrer withdrawn By
consent, and defendant allowed fifteen
days TO answer.
Robert X. Smith We James p. Mother
well ct al, plaintiff allowed ten days
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CLAPP CASE GOES OVER,

Cnpp or Marcotts preliminary
hearing which was set Tor 10 o'clock
mis- morning before Justice Kroegei
mas been reset for Tuesday morning %
give 'lapp time 20 receive money from
california 20 employ counsel
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THE UNION RELENTS.
Concludes 10 Cancel the Fine Against
+. q. Allen,

The international Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers, local Union No, 81
Of Salt Lake City has evidently re-
Tented from the position ii recently took
in imposing a fine Of 500 against Mr..
r. 6. Allen, as shown by the following
notification, which he received today
from the secretary, Mr. g. j. Reading:
THE fine Of 500 levied by this union
against you has been Withdrawn.
Trusting you will employ Union men In
the future, we remain.
Respectfully
"unlon Men No. 81 l. B. n. W."
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Mary Ellen Lease, Bankrupt.

New York, May 25.-Mary Ellen
Lease, the lecturer, filed a petition In
bankruptcy In the Uniyd States dIstrIct
court today. The liabilities are ss.2l7;
assets 1929.
Much OF the indebtedness was in.
CURED as endorser on mortgages given
by her husband, c. L. Lease.
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PRESIDENT M'KINLeY

ana the the Oregon Short Line viii sell
eAeuislon tickets at half fare Good
se'gfnlng until Monday. Trains leave
ana s't5 a. m, and 1880 and 6:3O
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The Salt Lake Temple WIFI close FRI
day evening. June 2sth, and reopen on
Monday. Aug. 5th 1901.
LORENZO SNOW,
President.