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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
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BIB ISOoisias rras szsesssA 80 gay
EI1 DOls16ns he Eas wa~
He started ozf fn Rsas11ss Ans
Comu3e1cE.I 20 asreszEee
He dsdn't hare rsnrh z1ozer. E9f
0ld Bil was ips@ on seae
His aayertisezserss sFere Hge taai.ess
On aarn ~ brs1se - tsaee-
Nos uuehs Tor Bga Has - - sags-
He kneNr . fazflz Or tHa-
He went 20 ssr she prsnier uaa
The Eir0Ezsr rhsnz - g..
sara BEL -Iwant sfsgg sozae spaee.
vaat 70 ul4se e tals
And tEii the folks a Bnulfastown
soule iaess ai1o1t ray stock
Then and there oi1 Bai eeaienad
A strpnnuus rsllp.1ign-
% every tssue .-l,is appeared
And added - ~ gala
OH iogg nerrhanss eilewe,f tae rag
Tip.v said - wuasia't lst
Bat uii gai's use qg pFintsr's Eak
soun bad tman aii 8efeiass,i
O.d Bl h now oa Easy Stnet.
I'ae is,gies an arr eose
rhelr trlsie 5 SessEsg punkF. aAiie
old Dia's grows n9re aud ntDfe
They say they o. uar ansiarstas.i
How san eafs saeh aash
They hare not lasnsa tlssig planting
s'ads
wm ratse q crop s. cash
Topeka capital
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
"a = N. Election

A, the annual election Of osfrers
OF the n. +. 81. Club. held on
Monday evening, the ioliowing
were elected;
PTesidsnt-Gso. A. Hoeksby.
Vice Pres--Jos Scholar.
Sec. Walter VsH.
Treas.-Fgsnk Rals,on.
;. AZ A.-Rsy ThouPson.
Elaborate prepaFstieas are osing
made for installation and banquel
or May -.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

Il You are interested in cheap land
IN southwestern Kansas OF south
eastern Colorado, call aud sec me
| can furnish sou railroad lands a,
very low price for cash OF on ten
years time, only Q per cen. interest
I viii be a, Hotel Lee, Adrian, May
*, Merchants Hotel, Rich llill,
May 20. and at Republican Press
Office Ia butler, May ~. Cheap
transportation 20 Grsiu6sld, kans.
T. B. ArKiNsoN
Craln6sld, Kansas
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
s. c. Lenar was sransseiiag bss-
insst in Batter TsssdsY.

s. c. Lenar was ,ranssetng bss-
inssi n Butler Tsssdsf
Arrangements are being inside %
organize . base ball team.
Miss Mayms swenfsugia sPeai
Sunday with friends 10 BuIer.
Everybody should have Laws
SwfSe." See Johannes 4 sons
Dr.. Lancaster and wife spent.
Sunday with rslutives lu Nevada.
Jno. d. Moore was doing bua-
ness in Nevada Saturday.
Mr. Geo. Davis IS qsas siek e.
her home on east Park Avenue.
Miss Julia Fortune visited friends
in Fl Scott the latter pan Of ihs
week.
The best iine Of soe oorsets ever
shown in this city. for sale a The
Bazaar.
Mrs. A. B. Holloway has besn
entertaining her brofner, Mr. n. P.
Badgley.
The Adrian school board viii
select teachers Saturday, for The
next school year.
Col. Ed MeCray from SPrague.
was in the city Tuesday attending
TO business matters.
Mr.. Chas. Gannaway and Miss
Maggie Fleming were married at
Harrisonyille one day last week
Mrs. Walter Doman, Of Fort
Scott, came up Monday for = visit
with her mother Mrs. SimPson-
F. E. Kellogg and daughter,
Miss Della, Of Kansas City. spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Anna Cady returned Sasur-
day from Kansas City, where she
had spear several weeks visiting
friends.
Miss Martha Miller, who has
been the guest Of Lois Tygard, re-
turned TO her home ia Nevada,
Tuesday.
r. B. Noble and wife, who IS 3
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Crabb, have removed from this city
to St. Joseph, No.
Prof. Bert Kinbrough and DR..
6. A. Delama,er went 10 Kansas
City Tuesday, to be in attendance
at TIE musical festival.
DR.. 4, E. VanVoorhis left Tues
day noon for Yates Centre, Kans.,
called there by the serious illness Of
bis son, c. E. VauVoorhis.
Capt. John NJ. Stephenson from
beyond Carbon Ceatre. was in the
city Tuesday fixing up his peasion
papers and making some necessary
purchases.
There is an effort being made 10
get Robert Clements IN the Coated
crate Soldiers Home at Higgins.
vile. by bis trends he Is almost
totally blind.
E. d. Atkinson, the Kansas tam
lane trader, was 10 the eisy las FRI
day and reports business good, asd
he is slwsys ready 10 sell mote and
on hstlss terms ,haa ever.
Hon. {. a. Dea,on. q leaa,ae
Republican and Promiaent attorney
OF Butler, was in the eisy Tassday
on legal business snd incidentally
talking politics with bis igispds,
ar, Gerard wilsan vas IN abe
city Monday aiismooa purehasins
coffin fos h,s dsugb,er in.lsw
Mrs T. 5. Wilson. Who died ,ha.
nogning. She bad heea sick loi
some time, bus appeared 10 he im
proving when death unsspeelstll
intcrvsned. She leaves sarsisis.
hsr hasbsnd and 6ve shlldrsa. So,
was barred Tuesday aassuooa s
independents graveyard. sheug bal
Way between Foster and Hume.
How : rhise
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

WIZ MAYS. & EcA uiHs = h0 has
lsen "a wyominx i1r tae paat year.
stopred over IN Fssasansoa a shert
time T'sasslay "a hhs aag h1ue.
: TOE family - Pax Llston Is
sssltlns IA thh sitY she &arsts *
Mrs. f.lstoa's parents STR sa1 Afs
IS Mei3iafhiiu Nle Nefeir
iilaekmau wrnt a. nieh Hlu Eaes
day mornlns 20 visit uish tss slster
ieW days rieasanssu Observer
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

There VIII Be services AZ thi
church mex, Sabbatn atIIa m.ans
1880 P. m
Sunday School at 9s4S >. m.
Juaior EndeavOE At ago p m.
Senior Endeayor Al 6:so P. n.
". B. CHAScELLaRs
Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
oAsn RoR YouR FARM

ws want 20 secure yoer farm ic
advertise n ouf nsN list 10 selL
NNs can ,sll !. qaisksr shan any 6rm
n lhs soauus
rNeusst a Coos Rich Via Mo
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

Estell lsrice apd tIoyd faxou went
20 Rich Ha "Wednesday 4.
~. King and his tso smsH sons
went ~ Riea Am Teesday Mr
Hing Fvtnrnei the salle day. has the
boys uemaiued 10 visit fheir alster.
Mrs. Saow. who re3ies near nieh
flla. Mega Ilna..
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
srALtIoNs

Five trotting.bred standard stall
lions, al the Spencer ranch, for ser
vice, from March ist TO July ls,'
1904.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
Christian Church

Sunday school at9s4s an
Presehing Al II a. M. and At
7s3o P N
CArstisn EndeayOr AZ Ssso P n.
RI coFFET, Psstor-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
wantedi

TWENTY teams wanted At once for
iarm work. Apply one-hali mile
north Of Bwshy Mound, on Butler
road. II. NJ. BALI,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
DR. PNACES
Baking Powder

Each time the United States Government
has officially tested the baking powders
the report has shown Dr.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder to be of superEarive
leavening strength, free from alum, abso-
lutely pure and wholesome.
This is gratifying, for Dr.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is depended upon By mil
lions of people to raise their daily bread.
AoTE-These ra-ssses zsr,
cerEl1q@c lse ssrf a-er-z
F1ict rAeAs rpN2-s
CHscEGo rg ~-rez
a..
BOD 1zzgEr1zz-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
walnut street NE Churea.

There viii be preaching at tie
Waiuui Stree, 81. E. chnrra next
Sunday al II a. m and S P. NJ
Sunday School At gas a m
EPwoTth League az Z P. m
w I. PYLEs, Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08
Rss9ssssssssssssSssSSS9A.
& LOCAL BRIEFS. !
SeSeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeese

They carry The STOCK and make
the PRICE down at Johannes.
Are you getting your moneys 5
worthi 2" Try Johannes.
Ray Thompson spent Sunday At
Piusburg, Kans. We don't blame
him.
S. T, Brosddus and w. T. John
son. from Butler, were in the city
Monday.
Miss Lois Tygard visited DR.. J.
II. Miller's family at Nevada ever
Sunday, returning Monday.
Jack Donoho and wife were in
the city Monday attending the fun
eral Of W. c. Brown.
F. Is. Lane was in the city Mon
day and reported heavy rains in his
section of the county.
Miss Bertha Marsh has success
fully passed the civil service exami-
nation fer a government position.
Jas. Bailey, one Of Bates oounty's
GOOD citizens. was in the city Mon
day, looking after business affairs.
Arch Stone will soon know the
responsibility of a father. but we
hope il viii rest lightly and not wear
on hum.
o r. Hamilton, Of Central Bus
iness College, Kansas City, was in
the city Monday in the interest of
his college.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hall and Mrs. Geo.
Medley. Of Carbon Centre, were in
the city Monday attending to pen
sion business.
Mrs. Bolser and Mrs. Goodwin,
Of neal Carbon Centre. were in the
city Monday, shopping and looking
after business matters.
/ have houses for sale for from
$3.50 up to $1,000, on easy pay
ments and long time. Come and
see me. -GBo. p. HUoKKBY.
Miss Pereza Pri,ehard OF THE
Tribune. made very pleasant
trip to Yates Center. Ksns from
Friday to Monday, visiting relatives,
b. Kirk has bought the Wolver.
ton * Jones stock aud is prepared
to furnish you gas and water fixture
supplies cheaper than ever. South
Sixth Street.
Another new assortment Of Cor
sets received At the Bazaar. Cir
dies, s,raigh, from, aud an the nev
styles for summer wear See them
before YOU buy elsewhere.
Uncle ]. p. Crane, an old Nexi
can war persioner from near Metz
was in the eiiy Monday. Although
7s years old he isa remarkably wei
preserved man TOT his-age
Don't waste yourmoncy on worth
Ile-s limitations 81 Rocky Mountail
Tca. Get the genuine made only T..
the Madison Medicine Co. A grca
family remely S5 ccuts. Ask YOU
druggist
Cal Smith and family, Of L
Harpe, Kans visited the family O
~. w. Snidsr over Sunday, Mri
smith being sisle, 10 MIS-, Snidei
The yisi, was an agreeable surpris
to Mr.. and Mrs. Snidsr.
; The Christian Endeavor part
E last Friday uighi, at the home ,
: Miss Martha Watson, was a sueeoi
aud greatly enjoyed by the c. E.
and their friends Games and m,
sic were the leading features, "a
dainty refreshments were served.
: Mrs. Rober, f. Peary, the wi
!, OF the arctic explorer is The subje
Of q sketch which viii appear in Il
May issue OF Success, ia which !,
4 shown now she aided her inWep
husband In his long fight to reai
the pole. Il IS an example Of
I, American woman's heroism.
n }. II. Moreland, Democratic col
1. mn,cemaa elee, Of Osage iownshi
" has called convention for Sa,g
}, day, May 10, ~ asso o'clock,
= the City Hall. 10 selee, 20 delegai
Ip 70 The county convention 20 be hs
5, Monday, May -, 4. Butler, wh'
sensterial, Judicial and eongtesslog
5 delegates will be selected.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

Get yoat oh work dons a fhs
THisCs2 osliss.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-08

PzscE sAEAs Po~sEs c.
csacaso
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
SUGAR WAR SPREADS
Conference of Western Interests
to Fight Trust, Which Is Buy
ing Michigan Beet Plants.

Denver. Colo. April l0-JOhn T..
Hemphill Of Portland. Ore, arrived in
this city today and is arranging for A
conference Of men Interested in the
beet sugar industry in the west. The
conference VIII be held here or at some
place in California or Oregon. The
OS. ct Of the conference is to form
combination for the purpose of com
batting the Sugar trust.
General Manager Cutler Of the Utah
Sugar company declared last evening.
when the above dispatch was shown
him, that it was news to him. He add
ed that he knew nothing about the
matter in so far as il concerned the
Utah company and he believed he
would know something about it if his
company were TO be included in the
conference. Mr.. Cutler is certain that
he does not know the Mr.. HemphiH
mentioned in the dispatch and never
has heard anything about him.
Accepting Manager Cutters state
ment as coming from one who is in a
position to know. inasmuch as the trust
has already acquired control Of at least
half Of the Utah Sugar company's CAPT
tai stock. the western sugar producers
VIII probably not invite any representa-
i've tl lIt 4 tan company 10 attend the
proposed council OF war. It is Ger
tain, however, that the interests Of the
Utah company viii not be permitted to
suffer by any fight made against the
trust, but the Logan and Ogden Sugar
companies may find it advantageous to /
carry on a Irritation with the Hemphil
cOnterees, at least until the trust wins
their affections through the efforts of /
the Utah company, and local sugar in /
vestors believe that this viii be the /
sequel
1t may be of interest to the owners of /
sugar shares in Utah to know that. ac- I
cording to a special dispatch from De /
troit IN recent issue of the New I
OK Financier Charles b. Warren. /
a prominent attorney. w0king in the
interest of the American Sugar Rein !
ing company, has purchased for the
HdFemeyer interests good-sized blocks /
OF stock in the Peninsular Sugar com /
pany, the Saginaw company and in the
Bay city factory. 1t is stated that the
Detroit Sugar company viii be incIud-
ed in the deal
Inc plan Of operation, the dispatch
states. is not TO buy a controlling in
terest but to get an ownership in the
pants and TO work In harmony with
the beet sugar industry, with a repre-
sentative on the directorates. The prop
0sltions have been well received by the
beet sugar men i'm MICHIGAN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
MONEY FOR SCHOOLS.
County Superintendent Says That
$50. 500 Is Needed.


$50, 800 Is Needed.
Superintendent Ashton of the Salt
lake county schools has addressed a
communication TO the county commits
sicners. informing them that the coun-
rs school levy for the ensuing year
should be fixed at "a figure which VIII
give the sum of S5S.50o or about 2is
mills. DURING the school year now clos
ing there was received from the county
SS1.40414 Of which S56.65S.H went To the
city schools leaving $9012 for the
county. From the state $31.536 was re-
ceiVed. making the total S62-262-30.
Last year the total amount paid out
was S5e1QS-7t. but there are eleven ad-
ditional teachers for the coming year.
SO tina. $3.50 viii be needed, and If
this sum it VIII be necessary for the
county taN TO raise S33 500 of the
amount The superintendent has also
asked that ZOO be set aside for con-
tingent expenses and the suprrintend-
ents salary. The sum used the past
year was Sl.SSS.t5.
Another recommendation Of the SUI
uerintendent is that &. n. MumfOrd ard
David a. Mcmillan be reappOinted
members of the board Of examiners and
that JOhu Feart who has been doing
clerical work in the superintendent
office. be appointed for the remainder
of the school year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
TROUBLE AMONG BLACKS.
Franklin Avenue Woman Claims
Officers Refused Protection.

tale of trouble among Franklin
avenue residents. involving the alleged
refusal of the city court officials TO
have offenders arrested and an appeal
10 a justice court for protection Of
personal rights. developed i'm Judge
SOmmer's court esterday.
The complainant in the affair was
Anna Macon, a cOlored woman, who
claims TO have bee the object of re
peated abuses on the part of neigh
Dor. Eula Whipple. whom she COM
plains the authorities refuse to arrest
According to the story of the woman,
she and her neighbOr have had diff
fiCuIties Cor some time and Eula, she
claims, assailed her and tore her gar
ments into shreds a short time ago.
She said She presented the facts to the
city prosecutor, but ne would not ar
rest the alleged assailant, because
there was no witness TO the fraCaS
The Whipple woman, she claims. at
tackled her again in the presence Of
witnesses and she again went to the
police Tor protection, but the prose
Ct,tor she says, only wrote a letter tC
Eula. telling her to be a good girl or
she might get into Jail.
The row occurred for the third time,
according 20 the complainant, and she
then went 70 Judge SommeF 10 nave
the assailant arrested. The judge in
formed her that he was unable TO is
sue a warrant in the case on account
of the new law governing justice
courts. but he visited the city court
I'm her behalf The judge declares that
the officials there still refused to issue
a complaint and his client is without
protection from her alleged assailant.
The court officials claim there was in
sufficient evidence presented TO war
rant the issuance Of a complaint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
BLEl ON ALASKA COPPER.
Former Amusement Manager Talks
Of Copper River.


Of Copper River.
Robert Blei, formerly well known in
the amusement field and now interest
cd in mining at Naldes and Copper
River Alaska, passed through the city
yesterday on his way to New York.
Mr. Blei said last evering that some
salt Lake men had beC ne interested
with him but he refused for the pres
ent TO disclose their identity { is
accompanied by George NJ ESieriy.
who is also interested in mining in the
vicinity Of Valdes.
The copper deposits Of Copper river
and Prince William sound are the
greatest in the world declared MI.
Rlei- INLAND along Copper river are
some marvellous deposits. great bould-
ers of native copper being found. This
is way inland. however. and practical
ly valu=less without a railroad
81 am interested principally on the
islands of Prince William sound Here
on one group we have "A ledge four and
Seven-eighths miles long. which has
been crOss-cut for $50 feet. in ore all
the way and without a wall The ore
Is found in a assure i'm slate Little
systema tic work has been done on
these zines as yet. but I am arrang-
MS ~ HAoA lt-h lillAIAAN vi on EAAt-Al-
siye scale this summer. other people
are coming in there. and there is an
outlook for quite a boom in this re-
gion."
Mr.. Blei formerly at various times
Che AnheUseT and TTOcadeTO
theatres in Portland, the Orpheus and
Schiller in Chicago. and more recently
had a lease on Roster & BiaTs in New
York. He went to Dawson and later
To- Nome with amusement enterprises,
and drifted from that into miufng.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
ACTION is DEFERRED.
Union Depot Matter Held Up Till Re
'uIn Of Bancroft and Calvin.

Va -a4-U1u4t ana calvin.
.,' action by the counrE or the COM
'.'-'s Interested regarding a union
--t'' viii De deferred until the return
s- y, general Manager w n. Bancroft
h.. -sEa. superintendent T.. T.. Gals
IAN W me Oregon short Line from
go AID aEreement was reached
---ey afternoon between the AZ
or The -No rcads to This Of
..,...-.----tS - evening When the rourciI
rs.. ou streets and municfn71
r,- -.- The following commuDfcs-
-'a WAS read.
De-. LAKE City, Cgh. April 10. 1902
rs--.. '..S- The undersigned have baan
.-51- sung regarding the proDosed
.5r-- PASSENGER depot and matters
ts,.---.- herewith. and are pego-
h5,-- .a Iesa D TO such matters hu+
shzs. o77h delayed on account of me
n1.r-r, '- AF. Bancroft. and il is
---r-r agreed that all such matters
uf.-s-. PASSED by your honorable com
1T me present Yours truIv
ta...-1- L. Williams.
-os5 r--.5y oregon Short Limo Rail
..+.. NALDEMAR VAN. COLT.
rad 5. Company ''' ie western Rail
tb. l tle communication. v,..,s ,....4
ra tJ--illee agreed TO deiar action
slb5s-.- -eF a further hearing on tbe
n o9.ss-As fixed, General srr0rra,
rr.7 " nLtJemor- of the San pa5ro
tsresfs - Ut y. Aano TO look after the in
rat b4r. -1al corporation, but he did
Tbs W. occasion TO speak.
Rio c--,7'y9 ,ia. IONS So FAR between. the
Short T5- eSleD ana The OREGON
iae Iz--.-s nave been carried on hv
pen5s5 ..S. whose names are an
~ the document sent the conn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
Eel Estata Transactions-

Florence A. W. Russell to Mary u.
Love. lot q. block ], Hampton
SUBDIVISION 90 Observation-Disclosures. 81
II. r.. Ellcrbeck TO Thomas NJ Plant.
55vN2SI feet southeast from 2g9
feet east of southwest corner lot
8. block g. plat A. etc.--....-..... 2g
Theodore BrubaCk to Elijah beth E
heech. 1Xi rods northwest corner
lot ), block IS. pla, b .....--........ 100
First National Bank of Deadwood to
stephen H. Love. . acres south
west quarter southwest quarter
section 20, township I south. range
east ..-.....-..-..........-........ 2,5.
Mary H. \. MadSen 10 Belle s 4
Burton, part OF lot j, block Co. plat
Houston Real Estate & Investment
company TO Thomas Bythewav. IT.,
BIS rods lot 9. block Isl. plat A.. 81
William L. Hanson ct al. 10 Hannah
Eldredge, part of lot 3. block 43,
Ten-aCre plat A .--..-...-............
Wilson H. Hunsberger to Mary
Gordon, part OF lot Z, block a, plat
=. ..-----.-.--.-.- ...........-.... s.
Nlels j. MalmstrOm ct al. to Niels >.
Malmstrom. 81 acres northwest
quarter northeast quarter section T.
township south, range ] vest. 81
Thomas Morrison ct al to +. A.
Johnson, part of lot s, block e.
plat A ..-.....-.....-.... ............... 81
Wilson NJ. Hunsberger to Anna NJ
chance, Zl4X3 rods lot Z, block a.,
pat Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
Reautv and Strength

Are desirable. You are strong and
vigorous when your blood is pure.
Mauy-nay. most-women. fail to prOD-
erly digest their food, and SO become
pale sallow thin and weak while the
brightness. freshness and beauty of the
skin and complexion depart. Remedy
this unpleasant evil by eating nOurish-
ing food. and taking a small dose of
Herbine a6-er each meal. 10 digest -gha {
YOU have eaten soc, at Z. G. NJ. l.
drug deparf ule.lr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
MAJOR mYTON IN TOWN.
Would Like to See Indian Reserva-
ton Opened Up or Leased.

Major H. p. Myton, agent at the
Uintah Indian reservation, declares
that the reservation cannot be opened
with consent of the Indians The
major is in the city TO collect money
for the grazing leases.
It know. have been accused Of in
fuencing the Indians on the matter,
said Major Myton, but there is
strong sentiment among the Indians
outside of any influence, I must say
that would ike TO see the reservation
opened up OF leased. There is one body
of land of S00,0G0 acres, essentially the
cream of the grazing land. without an
Indian on it,"
Major Myton says the lease money
is only SIC to SIS a head for the In
dams, which is quickly spent at the
stores, He will collect $4,000 of grass
money" in salt Lake, returning to
Price with g Monday. He viii be met
at Price by a military escort.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
WOMEN WILL RESIST.
Nina Smith and Kittie st. Clair Do
Not Want TO Be Returned.

An officer wiIl.be sent TO Pueblo to-
Jay g return Nina Smith and Kittie
81 CAR the two women accused of
s'and larceny by Ada Wilson on Com
--eIclai street It is likely that Chief
Ilion will make the trip. and requisi-
.'3l par -rs win be issued this morn
ing lot that purpose. The women are
a-tlSed Of having stolen Sl00 worth OF
Si-A dresses and other wearing apparel
rom the Wilson woman while they
"s-e inmates OF her place.
pn The otter hand. the women de-
,.--e That the clothing was their own
.-l mat they had a perfect right TO
'aAe The articles with them They have
s.t.--1 The assistance of an attorney
-- fleo.o who declares that he viii
-.eAe am appeal 90 the governor of
y g.ddo 90 refuse to honor the request
81 me state o. Utah for the return of
NE women. He viii ATTEMPT 90 snow
,-a- 'ne accused women carried oT
wearing apparel which was their own
E....esiy and that they are not suiItv
u. me crime of grand larceny of which
t-ey are accused.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-11
NEW DEAL IN WATER SCRIP
Council VIII Consider a Modification
and Pioneer Parks Keeping.

s number of CuuuCilmen agreed last
night 90 supper. an amendment to the
recently enacted water scrip ordinance.
which makes all scrip negotiable.
The amendment proposed win provide
for the issuance of negotiable scrip 10
The amount of four-ffths of the extern
sion costs collected from abutters and
one fifth non-negouable. but applicable
90 the payment of water taxes assessed
against the property in front of which
mains are laid
The committees on public grounds
and finance decided 20 recommend the
adoption lf Councilman Eardiey's res
outioa for the expenditure Of $500 to
maintain Pioneer park this season.
fhe proposition win be opposed by sew
.ral Of the councilmen, VINO expect
mat vote o. the people viii soon be
allied on the question of Ceding the
Zen acres TO the san Pedro railroad
FOR a depot site.