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Daily camera., 1901-03-22
THEIR SILVER WEDDING.

M and Mrs K. Peterson celebrated
their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at
their home. 4o7 Bluff street, yesterday.
A large number Of friends were invited
and the evening vas very pleasantly
spent. Al 9 O'Clock refreshments were
served. Those preset were Messr
and Mesdames w. l.. Scott, n. Glaze,
Ed Williams. Thomas Griffin, G o.
States, Austin. Webster. Swanson. Owen,
Lee Green, Mrs Washburn. Mrs E. K
Jones. Mr. Toppenburg,s MIR and Mrs W.
F. Rucher,. E. w. Whitney. F. NJ. VII
COX and Miss W,lberta Whitney. Many
beautiful apd valuable presents were
prssea,cd TO the worthy couple.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

Very simple but appropria,s tsneFal
services tor the late Judge Alpheqs
Wrigh, occurred At the undertaking PAT.
lors OF Mr. Trezise this afternoon There
we're rem uks by Rev. MIR H. h. W.lkeE
ot the Firs, Congr e ationa! church aad
anthems BY a quartet,e composed Of Mrs
Collins, G. A. Callah An. Mrs Theo Davis
and G Gorge F. Fonda. with Miss Marvie
Jefferson at the piano. The bar issocia'
tioa was present in large numbers.
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SHE STAYS WITH jim.
Nn Eog!e Thi.ks h.r Hu ,ud = NJ lch
Abuseo Man.

Mrs. Eog.s Thiaks h.r Hu ,ud = NJ lch
Abu.so Mss.
20. | want to see my husband. He's
not half 50 ba1 as the papers painted
him." said Mrs james Engle in ,h :
shenff's Office today. And then Clerk
Clemmer took her down into tbs base
ment. though she complained that two
sets of steel bars prevented her from be-
ing with her liege lord. who chased he1
all over the country last Saturday. bruis
ed her aged mother so that the hops:
dog didn's kno ter and skinned III :.
baby's knee with his fond paterna ii {.
"He's my husband. O you can't get m
to 20 back on him." she slid to the
Camera man.
"He struck at you. didn't he?
20. no. ran. He met mamma and hs
struc her, and The baby was in her arms
and got hurt. Jim wasn't drunk and be
didn't mean to hurt anyone. SV. c,nt
90 10 there?' She vas laughing then
but began to cry i, = minute, so Clerk
Clemmer took her down. Sheriff Sippls
and Undes Sh:r.f L ,iley wer, away. 50
he took no chanc y of giving her admit
tance u the cell. She might have slip
p ID her Jim something to work himself
o ut with.
DR.. ALE had reported At noon that
the lady's moth.r. tender hearted i'm
mother.in..aw. was 10 a precarious con
dition.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

Manager Herman of the Peoples
store announc. IS that owing to the large
number Of ladies who attended the great
millinery opening this afternoon. testing
beyond its limits the capacity OF the
store. the opening will be continued to
morrow 30 as to give all the ladies' OF
the city an opp ortunisy u see and try on
the handsome bonneu the store has for
this season. The attendance this after.
noon was a veritabls crush.
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r1lLI.INERY OPENING
At fine. Lewis narch
23d, Saturday.
A Powder NAN Expiosion

Removes everything in sight; so do
drastic mineral pills, but both are mighty
dang gerous. Don't dynamite the delicate
machinery Of your body with calomel.
eroton oil or aloes pills. when DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. which are gentle as a
simmer bree ze, do the work perfectly
Cures headaches. constipation. Only 75c
at StTeamer's drug store.
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Manager c. B. Culbertson took party
over the line to Ward this mornins-his
guests, J. A. Culbertson. brother, and
wife of Kennilworth, Ill, and Miss Cul
ber,son Of Girard. Pa. Mr. G. {. Mars
Of Chicago also accompanied the party.
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The Golden Rule millinery opening
will occur Saturday March =.
SCIENCE SETTLES IT.

Dandruffi 10 Cause BY . Germ That Saps
tho Hairs vitality.
Ii now a settled fact that dandrLH is
caused by a germ. Falling hair and
badness are the result Of dandruf. DR.,
E. ]. Beardsley Of Champaign. ILL.,. got
hold OF the new hair preparation. New
bros Herpicide-the only one that kills
the dandruff germ, He says: II used
herpicide for my dandruf and falling
hair, and am we'll satisfied with the re
suit" DR.. ]. T. Fugate Of Urbana, Ii.
says: 81 have used Herpicide for dan
druff with excellent re suits. shall pre-
kills the dandruf germ. Physicians a
well az the general public say so.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

An "Au Around the World" socia,
evening at the Congregational church
parlors this evening for members Of the
church and congregation and friends.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22
MILLINERY OPENING
At Time. Lewis r1arch
73d, Saturday.
Are You Protected

II not call and see US. We underwrit'
Tor Caledonia. Of Scotland. German AL
lance. Of N. Y. Manchester. of England
Royal Exchange Assurance, Helveta
Swiss, Northern assurance, N. Y. Plat.
Glass, Orient, Hartford, Conn.,. also tn.
old reliable Continental, of N. Y, TO,
farm risks. WARREN c. DYER,
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

District Judge Bennett has followed
the excellent practice established by
former Judge Bouehton Of calling the
petit jury on the second Monday Of the
term OF court.
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MASONs, ATTENTION.

There will be a special communicates
of Columbia lodge No.Il, A. F & A. NJ,
this lFrida,) evening at 7:3o sSaEp
for work on E. A. degree. All Masons
in e ood standing cordially invited.
I. B. HISKEY, w. M.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

The Colorado & Northwestern man
agement are in stew over proposition
which gives them three locomotive engi-
neers for one engine. The popular en-
e,neer, Dell Evarts. has two twin boys.
Who we're born Yesterday and are clam,
orinp for hold on the throttle alread'
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

Miss Stevens, Cf the Telephone office
a popular young lady. has lost some
rings, grasped by the hands Of some
sordid individual. Leave at this office
and receive reward.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

Five assistants are busily engaged in
making Mrs. Upson's millinery opering
Saturday afternoon and evening bn!.
liant success.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

.Alderm,n k,mball has been chosen
by bis comrades OF Nathaniel Lyon Post
az grand marshal of the Memorial day
norade
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

Every lady Of Boulder should 80 tho
pretty nsv goods arst seen At Boulder At
HIS Upson's nillissry parlors s turdsy
afternoon and evening
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

For SALE-ren pediere:d Belgis u
does, cheap. w. H. MEGINNES,
2,N 1911 18TH Street.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

Grand Millinery opening S,turda,
afternoon and evening. March %. a,
Mrs. Upson's parlors, I44I Pc ,rl street
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

Millinery opening Saturday Mach
2}rd. Golden Rule Store.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22
Keep your eye on J0e's
window. 1t will pay you
when you need q suit.
Volcanic Eruptions

Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand. but Skin Eruptions rob life
Of 10y. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. cures
them also Old. Running and Fever Sores
Ulcers, Boils. Felons, Corns, Warts. Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, ScAlds, Chapped Hands
Chilblains. Best Pile cure on earth
Drives out Pains anl Aches. Only 75 cts
a boz Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Streamer's Drug Store
Daily camera., 1901-03-22
LOCAL, NEWS,

The city council Of Longncnt has
presented the band boys with sIoo for
uniforms.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

Manager c. ID. Grove is headed TO-
wards Boulder from London. wheie he
has teen experimenting in Boulder coun
ty ore by q new electric process. So sat
isfactoly have been the results that MI
Grove has given orders for the installa'
ton Of new machinery here. and the Al
las works will resume operations at an
early day,
Daily camera., 1901-03-22
early day.

Harry Gamble leads all the rest at
Boulder club. His score last FL WASH,
a marker to the one he has made at
bowling. Mr. S A. Giffin, the father OF
Boulder club bowling and is patron has
i've games 10 Hary's credit with An
average Of I72 pins. These games we're
consecutive and made in the competi-
ton p,iz. for fine bowling ball.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22
OPENING
at Boulder Millinery Par
lors, Saturday, rlarch %.
MISS LAURA CRAIG.

Qnarto Centennial meeting and report
Of executive commilteelat the court house
tonight. All citz ms are urged to attend.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

2ss discount on muslin un ierwelr ultll
Easter. Pate & Sors.
Daily camera., 1901-03-22

Real estate loans.
!. w. RICHARDSON
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-07-10
Death of Mrs. Steele.

Mrs. Rebccca Steele, died at her
home at Grantsdale on July 4th, aged
63 years. The funeral was held from
the residence on Friday and the re-
mains laid to rest in the Grantsdale
cemetery. Mrs. Steele was afflicted
with a bleeding cancer and was SUBJ
jected to an operation about eleven
months ago, since which time she has
been bedridden. She bore up under
the intense suffering with christian
fortitude and was cheerful and hope
full to the last. The deceased is sur.
vived by her husband w. H. Steele
and her children: Geo. Steele and Mrs
Frank v. See of Grantsdale. and Mrs.
Hugh Mclean of Darby; Mrs. Chas.
Dye of Boise, Idaho, and Mrs. Joseph
Kelley of this city.
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Mitchell Is in the Valley.

B. A. Mitchell, general agent for the
old reliable Oregon Nursery Co. of
Salem, Ore, is up in the Bitter Root
valley with us again, and is receiving
many large orders for the coming
spring planting. The Oregon Nursery
Co. is the largest and most reliable
nursery in the west, or on the coast to.
day. From past years of experience
with the trees from the Oregon Nursery
Co. they have proven without doubt
that they are the trees for this country.
The best and largest orchards are from
the Oregon Nursery Co. of Salem, Ore.
Give your orders to B. A. Mitchell.
Apples, $lS per hundred; cherries,
plums and pears, $35. All trees
strictly first class. He will call on
you in a few days. 35-3t
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The coming issue of the new coins,
for the diverse of which the king has
sat, is favorable opportunity to
withdraw from circulation either the
florin or half crown, preferably the
latter. From the similarity in size
OF these two coins many disputes
arise. Probably the form is more
in favor by reason of its beauty and,
lightness. The issue Of the silver.
form only dates from 1S49; its name
is revival of that of the gold florin.
said to have been first issued at Flor
ence-whence its name-in the thir-
teenth century, and to have been cur
rent over all Europe in the fourteenth
and fifteenth centuries. An English
gold form was issued in the reign OF
Edward ILL.,, and. according to Cam
den. was in 1897 of the value Of six
shillings. The silver half crown ana
crown pieces were first issued in the
sixteenth century. None were coined
in 1s4s, and they were gradually with
drawn from circulation, but the coin-
age of half crowns was begun again:
in 1874. The issue of the silver
crowns was recommended in 1887, "a
which year the double Aqrin VA 1x1n
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-07-10
Phillips Discharged.

james Phillips, who was held for ex-
animation charged with the murder
of VIM. Brack, was discharged froul
custody last Saturday. Nothing new
was brought ont by the examination
Brack's body was not exhumed. The
testimony all tended to corroborat.
Pn;llips' stcry and to establish his
good character. There was an ute,
absence # motive on Phillips pa,t I
and as he first gave the alarm and
told the story of the drowning in ar
earnest, straight forward way, it was
impossible to connect him with the
affair. Upon being discharged. com.
pletely exonerated, Mr.. Phillips re
ceived hearty congratulations and re,
u ned to his home at Darby.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-07-10
TRoTTERs TO BE DISPOSED OF
Horses From the Bitter Root Born In
the Purple Will Be Sold In
November.

Al the old glory sale of the Fasig-
Upton company, to be held in Madi-s
son Square garden, New York. nexSl
November, Mrs. Marcus DAILY will
dispose of every trotting- bred animal
st the Bitter Root farm; not one (not
even weanling) will be reserved,
says the Standard Of July 5th.
The stations are Prodigal. Ponce
de Leon, Bow Bells and Milroi;
while among the mares are EloYee
ez:O84), Rachel ,2:0S1). Emily (2:l1),
Impetuous, 8 (2:l3), Ecstasy, 3
(2:114), Lady Wilton (2:11!), Red
Silk GAO, Brown Silk (2:194), China
Silk (2:164), Laurels (2:l54), Addle
De-(2:1O4), Antrima (2:l6), Valissa, 3
(2:19, Directress (2:l9), Practical. 8
Gasp, Fancy Wilton (2:19D, num-
Der of others better than 3:3O, and
those well-known producers, Rosy
Morn, Eta Baron, Annie Wilton,
Bellies Lettres, Camiola, Dolly John
ston, Electrix, Gloria Pryor, Hazel
Ann, Laurel B., Lille Keene, Marie
Sanchez, Pridcess in Red, Queen
Amy, Queen Wilkes and Welcome
Bunker
No breeding farm has a better col
lection than the above. yet. as-is we'll
known, the policy of the late Marcus
DAILY in reserving for the stud the
best iillies bred at Bitter Root makes
it probable that some of the younger
mares are as good, il not better, than
those named. They are certainly Of
the highest type and possess remark
able speed, though having no techni-
cal records.
The youngsters in training will
have to show for themselves at the
Lexington meeting in October, but
there is now the very best lot Of q
year-olds aud yearlings ever at the
Bitter Root, and. the weanlings are as
good as either the crop Of 1899 or
that Of 1890 was at the same age.
Mr.. Daly's invariable order to
those buying breeding stock for him
was, ''Get the best; the best is barely
good enough" and he reserved from
his own breeding just as good as he
bought. He aimed for the best. The
price of an animal up to his standard
IN form and breeding did not stop
him, and on filly of his own breed
ing there was no price if he consider
ed her good enough for the Bitter
Root stnd.
The produce Of the majority of his
choicest mares are just becoming old
enough for development.
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Filed For Record.

Deed &C. B. Calkins and wife to
~. w. Morse, lot Z block, Dobbins ad
dition, Stevensville, 81.
Deed Geo. May and wife to J. W.
Morse, lot 6 block Dobbius addition
$75.
Deed Susie P. Afford to N. W. M
q l.. Co, timber on 100 acres neal
Victor, 81.
Deed-Geo. May and wife to J. w
s!orse, lot 6 block 1, Dobbins' addi,
tion, Stevensville, STE.
Deed Nellie M. Nicol aud hus.
baad to Sarah A. Hicks, one acre ir
Nicol addition, Hamilton, $3.50.
Official bond Geo. G. Taylor, road
trustee, $1,000.
Deed-Etta Campbell and hus
band to Margaret p. Daily, 14O acres
east of Hamilton, $500.
Deed Henry j St. John to T. H
Hanbidge, 80 acres on Burnt Fork
$1,000.
Deed-M. ]. A. ReiEkeh to Eric
Erickson, lot - block 3, Riverview
$50.
Deed Donald Noble to George
Shupe, lot S block 2, Victor, 81.
Declaration of homestead BY Sarah
E. Cleveland.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-07-10

Special Correspondence to the Western News.
Victor. Mont, July 8.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-07-10
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the CO
partnership heretofore doing bus :
ness under the firm name and style
Of Rogers & Chatfin has been dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. J. p. Rogers
will collect all accounts owing to the
firm and settle all outstanding bills,
J. P. RoGERs
c. G. CHAFFIN.
Hamilton Montana July. ], 1901.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-07-10
FLORENCE.

Special correspondence to the Western News
Florence. Mont, Julye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason are Missoula
visitors today.
Strawberries are nearly gone, and
the farmers are not sorry.
Mrs. John Hesser visited her
daus hter Mrs, b. B. Smith in Mis-
soula last week.
Mrs. r. s. Mentrum OF Anaconda
is the guest Of Mrs. D. Z. Smith.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-07-10
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS
Budget Of Items Gathered by Our
Regular Correspondents.
NEWS THROUGHOUT THE VALLEY
New Firm at Victor-Dr. Simpson at
Etna-Strawberry Season
About Over.
VICTOR.

Special Correspondence to the Western News.
Victor. Mont, July 8.
Prof. II. G. Young returned to
Butte this morning.
Mr.. John Jones is quite i'll with
pneumonia.
J. W. hickman is plying his saw
and hammer in Missoula.
:irs. v. "A. Statfan and son returned
from Michigan last week.
Mrs. J. F. Firth has been quite i'll
for the past wsek and her recovery is
doubtful.
Mrs. Merrill Hinchman Of Missoula
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Van Dorm.
Born, to Simon Greenfield aud wife
July End son.
Mrs. Lizzie Fowler and daughters
are visiting Missoula friends while 10
that city on business.
Mr. Watson, Of Minneapolis. was a
guest Of J. NJ. Price and family last
week, leaving Saturday for y trip to
the coast.
Miss Helen Agee visited her mother
in Missoula several days last week,
returning to Victor Sunday evening !.
Rev. ]. D. Lewellyn has gone on q
trip to the park SO was not able to
fill his appointment here Sunday.
Thos. Gregory one OF our village
blacksmths has taken partner in
his business, the new firm going
under the name Of Gregory and
Stevens.
G. G. Johnson came over from
Anaconda Saturday for few days
visit with relatives. Mr.. Johnson has
been employed in the machine shops
at Anaconda
/ Miss Lulu Poinaextar is over from
Drummond for short visit with her
mother.
Henry McVey is running the Har-
per & Baird saw mill which W as plac
ed at the Stevensville depot recently.
The glorious Fourth passed quietly
in our city. the most of olr citizens
going to Stevensville or Missoula to
celebrate, the remainder spending the
day on the river.
b. N. Wood, manager of the Henn-
essey Mercantile Go. of Butte, and
family visited at the Olds rancho last
week, returning to Butte Monday.
w. J. Babbington Of Bonita come
Saturday to take for few days the
place Of A. e. Hammond Of the N. W.
Milling Co. and who is away on bus
mess.
Dr. r.. L. Simpson OF San Francisc O
CAL, has been the guest OF his brother
James W. for the past week and will
go to Wiles Springs in a few days to
remain some time for his health.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Wilburn. Mr..
and Mrs. g. G. WiIburn, James Dali
gliesh, D. s. Smith; Rosie Wagner
and Mrs. John Voss and son spent
the 4th of July in Missoula from
here.
Miss Tillie Boltz is home from
Missoula.
Mrs. James H. Morris and son Vic
tor went over to Drummond Wednes
day to visit her daughter Jessie.
J. J. Sheer got quite badly hurt
the 4th of July in a ball game at
Stevensvllle. In fact all the boys
were hurt in feelings they were SO
badly beaten.
Chas. Skinner travelling salesman
for the M. M. Co. stopped off here
Friday.
d. II. Cloudy arrived IN Missoula
the 4th from his California trip. After
resting there two or three days be
will continue his journey to Aberdeen
Dakota.
Mrs. Fred Holbrook of Kendall's
visited friends in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Johnson of the Dins.
more farm was the guest Of friends
in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruby Kelly of Gem
Idaho spent several days here lasi
week.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-07-10
Card OF Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends who assist
ed us during the illness and at the
obsequies cf our beloved wife and
mother.
w. H. STEELE,
GEO. STEELE,
MRS. F.V. SEE,
Mrs. HUGH MCLEAN,
Mrs. Jos. KEELEY.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-07-10

The Peoples Meat Market is now
established on Main street opposite
the Company store. Il hats constantly
on hand the best of t1es.i and cured
meats and fish and game IN season
Reaspnable prices, courteous treat.
'ment and peoinpt deliveries. Give u.
call #
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1901-07-10

Free. for a short time
only. a good service
able tooth brush will
be given away with
every 25-cent bottle
Of ure Antiseptic
Z Doth Powder. Ham
Iilton Drug g. JeWelry
Co. tt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
ABSORPTION OF OREGON SHORT Line
Closing OF the Ogden Gateway and Numerous Other important
Changes Predicted as the Result OF The Big
Railway Move

With the news Of the operations Of the
Hartman syndicate, the resignation OF
5, W, Eccles as traffic manager of the
oregon Short Line and the general I'M
easiness that is felt to surcharge the
railroad atmosphere throughout the
West, the life Of the average railroad
man is. to quote the Gilbert and suli-
van opera. mot a happy one"
On Railroad Row this morning all
kings OF stories We're rampant from
the appointment Of successor to s. w.
Eccles 90 the closing down of the gem
eral offices Of the oregon Short Line,
the padlocking Of the ogden gateway,
and the subsequent retirement from
official life Of the numerous freight and
live stock agents that are attached TO
the various general agencies in Salt
Lake.
The railroad men generally appreciate
the fact that it was mainly through the
efforts Of Mr. Eccles that the Ogden
gateway has been kept open. The de-
parting traffic manager has stood out
for that boon for months past. and the
oregon short Line has maintained its
position as being a distinct system to
certain extent Now that he is about TO
fold up his tent and board the train for
Gotham there are those who have been
watching the trend Of circumstances for
some time past those who predict that
this is but the beginning Of the end, and
that the Oregon Short Line win ulti-
mately be directed from Omaha at the
general offices Of the Union Pacific II
is generally conceded that, TO certain
extent. this has been the case for
several months past. as the wool men
have testified 20 during the recent agi-
taticn here during the past season
The consolidation ~ the general
agencies OF the Union Pacific. Oregon
Short Line and the Oregon Railroad ~
company Just prior 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
BARNETT DISCHARGED.
Engineer Accused of Selling Mrs. Rugg,
but Latter Neglects Prosecution.

Last evening Acting Sergeant Miner
arrested Thomas Barnett, an engineer
on the Rio Grande Western, on the
charge OF assaulting woman who gave
her name as Mrs. John Rugg OF 1888
south Fourth West street. The lady
swore to the complaint yesterday after
noon before Judge Timmony, and
warrant was at once issued.
Mrs. Rugg asserts that Barnett has
been walking up and down in from Of
her place for several evenings, and that
on more than one occasion he made at
tenpts 90 force an entrance into her
house. She says that a few nights ago
Barnett was trying TO get into the
house, and becoming frightened she ran
out Of the front door. AS she did so.
she says Barnett seized her and tried 10
hold her. When the matter came up
before Judge Tmmony this afternoon.
the accused entered plea Of not guilty.
owing TO the fact that the complain
ing witness did not appear, Prosecutor
Dlehl asked that the case go over until
Monday. but Judge Timmony held that
the defendant had rights which ought
20 be respected, and he ordered Barnett
discharged for want Of prosecution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
INLAND ABSURblhG OTHERS
Big Salt Company Gradually Getting
the Smaller Ones.

In connection with the absorption Of
the Nebo Salt and Manufacturing COM
pany by the Inland Crystal Salt com
pany yesterday for consideration Of
$4,000, there Is a rumor afoat that the
Inland Crystal people are after the
Sears * Jeremy company's plant. The
Nabo transaction was engineered by
James Il. Clinton, who bought into the
company recently and Is said 70 have
made comfortable margin on the deal.
Manager Clayton Of the Inland Crystal
company, made most emphatic denial
Of the rumor with regard to Sears TO
News reporter this morning He said
I'VE would not take In the Sears Gem
pany upon any consideration. There is
absolutely no truth In this report"
He says that the Inland Crystal COM
pany Is figuring with Armour H. Co. Of
Kansas City to supply their pltnt. That
eUmpanys chemist has made tn analy-
sis of the Inland Crystal prSduct and
declared II to be absolutely Bure, says
Mr.. Clayton,
we have driven out It'd Liverpool
salt In the northwest, and'gbw we hope
10 do so on the Missouri river" was
the expression Of ManagerElayton with
regard 10 the prospects aAB standing Of
his company