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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
SNOW AFTER BARTCH.
Says Justice OF Supreme Court COns
spired Against Him.

Justice George W, Bartch Of the SUI
preme Court was the subject of much
criticism at the hands OF Alviras r.
Snow in an answer filed late yesterday
afternoon in the case Of c, d. Morrison
VS. Alvlras r. Snow the Morrison MIN
ing company and others.
The complaint, which was filed BY
Morrison several months ago, and lat
err amended, alleged that Snow had en-
tered into a conspiracy 10 defraud Nor.
rison OF a large number OF shares OF
the stock Of the Morrison company. by
prevailing upon him TO sell ll5,00O
shares TO Snow for 81 800.
Mr. Snow, IN his answer denies that
he defrauded the plaintiff. He then
AYERS that Justice Bartch, Justice Min.
o.. Mayor Thompson, Bishop II. r.
ClaWsOn and others We're stockholders
In the company, Justice Bartch being
pre- side't, The latter by reason of his
antipathy to Snow neglected and re.
fused TO call a meeting Of the directors
20 levy the assessment complained OF
by Morrison, although IL was needed
and still Il needed, as Is recognized by
other stockholders.
Regarding the purchase Of Morrl.
sons stock by Snow the answer al.
lCgcs that Morrison was satisfied untu
Justice Bartch consplred with him and
prevailed upon him 10 start the suit
After the purchase OF the stock, Snow
SAYS that Justice Bartch demanded
that the stock be divided with him.
which Snow refused TO do. whereupon II
Is alleged that Justice Bartch used his
personal and judicial influence 70 In.
duce Morrison 10 bring the suit
The answer further alleges that Jus.
tlco Bdrtoh has acted In a hostile man.
ner towards the interests OF the com.
pany by personally advising and direct.
ing he locating. by W, H. Child of
SOME claims which already belonged to
the Morrison Mining company
Snow also charges that. when more
than half OF the stockholders requested
HIN 20 call meeting 10 remove Justice
Rartch from the presidency by reason
OF HIS neglect OF duties and malfeasance
IN office, Morrison, acting under the ad.
vice Of Justice Bartch, procured an
injunction 10 prevent the defendants
from holding the meeting
In conclusion, the answer alleges, uD.
on Information and belief, that the suit
was brought with the Intention that the
fruts y ory shall be d.ysasi beWeen
MORRISON and Justice Bartch. For ali
OF which. Snow alleges. ha has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
CHARLES D. HENRY
GETS -FOUR YEARS
Young Embezzler Sentenced by
Judge Stewart This Morning
F0RGER'S STIFF SENTENCE.
Frank blanchard sent Up for Three
Years Hoben Glggi Found Gull
~ Of Negiec,ing Family.

Charles d. Henry, the embeszler was
sentenced by Judge Stewart this morn"
Ing to serve four years in the peniten-
tlary, Henry was charged with em-
bezzllng $15 from ora Il. Upp, bis en-
poyer, and, on last Wednesday, pleaded
guilty to the charge
When asked by the court II he had
anything to say why sentence should
rot be passed upon him, he said that
he was guilty OF the crime, but that
he had no criminal intent In the matter,
that he merely lost the money gam
bling, He said further that he did not
take the amount Of $500 as was report
cd, but the amount embezzled wouldn
reach 500. lie denied that his act
caused Mr.. Upp 20 so into bankruptcy
but that he was practically a bankrupt
when Henry went into partnership
with him.
Upon being questioned by the court
he stated that he had been convicted
once before to serve sentence Of SIX
months In the county jail but had been
Iardoned before the term expired
Judge Stewart then passed sentence
upon him as given above.
BLANCHARD GETS THREE YEARS
Frank NJ. blanchard, who forged the
rame OF Mrs. G. II. Kennedy to check
Tor s2S and passed the same upon
Thomas J. Nlpper, received sentence
OF three years In the state prison for
his crime.
He, had nothing to say against the
court passing sentence upon him. To
the courts questions he answered that
he was 20 years old, had never been
convicted before Of any crime, and that
this was his nrst offense.
MooREs CASE CONTINUED.
George Moore the old soldier who,
ZONE time ago, pleaded guilty to the
crime Of petit larceny and who has
been In jail waiting for the Grand
Army lodge to raise money 70 send him
10 the Soldiers home at Sandusky
Ohio, appeared In court again today.
Col, Kalghn stated, In his behalf, that
he raised about half the amount neces-
safy to secure transportation and the
board Of county commissioners had the
matter OF donating the balance under
consideration, and he asked that lit
lie more time be given TO find out what
the commissioners would do. The
court accordingly continued the case
until next Wednesday morning.
ROBERT GIGGI GUILTY
Robert Glggi, who was convicted by
Judge Diehl and fined $50 nor neglect to
provide for his one-year.old child and
who APPEALED to the district court, was
tried before Judge Stewart this morn.
ing and found guilty. He was ordered
TO appear ON March 18th for sentence.
CUMMocK GETS 500.
d. b. Walker by hts attorney, today
consented TO a judgment Of 500 against
him and In favor of H. T. Cummoct,
the elevator boy who had his foot
crushed by the elevator In the d. r.
Walker building some time ago. In the
complaint. which was filed today, plain.
TN asked for 81 500 damages, but the
suit was compromised by Mr.. Walker
consenting to q judgment against him
for $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01

free discussion was INDUCED In, but Il
failed to result In the taking OF any
definite step. A communication from
the street railway company was read
wherein that company guarantees to
pay for the paving Of that portion Of
the street covered by It's tracks, which
amounts 10 n feet
While the opposition 10 the paving Is
strong enough tostop the project now,
II Ia growing weaker all the time. Sew
eral prominent men who had signed
the opposition petition have Withdrawn
their names and Il Is believed that 9TH
era can be induced TO do So The coun-
eli decided therefore TO lot the matter
20 over until next Monday night the
regular meeting time OF the council,
when the situation win be gone into
thoroughly in the presence OF most OF
the leading business men OF the city,
they having been Invited TO be present
IS
Have you tried box OF those nice
GRANOSE FLAKES sold by the st
Helena Sanitarium Food Coz
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aas-s-a--sss-=ss=e-~ -
PERSONALS.

Sol Ransohoff, an old time Salt I.aker,
now representative Of the Scotland
Woollen Mills Co., is In town.
Judge McCarty is at the Cullen from
Rlchileld.
James II. Marriott, the mining man,
Is In from Nevada, and is guest at the
Cullen.
Preston Nutter is at the Cullen from
Soldier Summit.
Jake Morltz has returned from the
north, and says that southern Idaho Is
well under snow. and that there Is a
foot Of the beautiful at Brigham City
John J. Judson left for the east over
the Rio Grande Western today on a
business trip.
]. c. Thompson leaves for the east
tomorrow.
Thomas A. Benton returned from a
visit to Lincoln, Neb,, this morning,
Leroy b. Hughes leaves for San
Francisco tomorrow morning to be alb.
sent for two or three weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
HAYWOOD is SWORN IN.
New United States Marshal ASSUMES
His Office.

BENJAMIN h, Haywood was today
sworn in as United States marshal, by
Jerrold r, Letcher clerk Of the United
States court The matter was a simple
affair that consumed only moment
and was done in the presence of only a
lew OF The Office men. His predecessor.
Glen Miller, would have been present
70 see him launched In his onic. asd
extend his best wishes, etc, but be was
Obliged to leave the city Yesterday and
oouli not get back IN time.
az Haywood VIII retain L. II. Smith
as his deputy, at least for the present.
Mr. smith acted In the same position
under Marshal Miller Is perfectly
competent, He Is an old soldIN' Of the
Union army and therefore, under tho
Roosevelt regime, should be peculiar
ly entitled to the consideration of the
new marshal Mr.. Haywood has deslg.
stod Carl G., Hardy as his other dep
uty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
FINE MINERAL CABINET.
Donated to l., D. $. University by W
u. kuhre.

A fine mineral cabinet representing
samples Of ores from most OF the
leading mines Of Utah, has been do
mated to the Latter-day Saints unlyer.
sity by VIM D, Kuhre, ESQ, Of Sandy,
Utah, The specimens were shipped
yesterday from Sandy along with the
case In which they have been 80 long
an ornament In the home Of Mr.. Kuhre
They VIII be placed among the miner.
illogical specimens and viii constitute
a valuable addition to the collections Of
this institution
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
AN OLD SOLDIER DEAD.
llfclcss Body of Patrick Sullivan
Found in Lincoln House.

Patrick Sullivan, an old soldier ana
miner, was found dead in his bed at the
Lincoln house on East First South
street this morning
Death was caused from heart failure,
O complaint with which the deceased
had suffered Tor many years, and which
had become very troublesome to him Of
late. The body is at = D. Evans un-
dertaklng establishment and viii rec
main there pending adyices from Poca-
tello where Sullivan has friends and
possibly relatives, Acting Coroner
Dana r. smith was ngtided Of the Old
mans demise. and It was decided that
an inquest viii not be necessary
But little can be learned Of Sulllvans
past life or his relatives from his let
ters.
They disclose. however the fact that
he was an old soldier, drew pension
and had some mining claims IN Idaho
which he was seeking to locate Let
ters from Washington found among his
effects indicate that he had made APP
pllcatl0n for some government position,
The dead man had been roomlng at
the Lincoln house for nearly a month
and according TO the statement of the
proprietor, he had contemplated for
several days going TO the hospital to
be treated for his heart trouble He was
sitting In the reading room last evening
conyerslng with those about him, and
apparently was In his usual state OF
health
This morning one OF the roomers who
occupied the same apartment with Sui.
Ivan, found him dead IN bed In a
half-recllnlng position. He had cup
In his hand and had evidently taken a
drink of medicine A complete lnvesu.
cation failed to disclose anything pots.
onous In the room, ana there was moth.
Ing at all suggestive Of death strug-
gle, He died as peacefully as child
would fall TO sleep In It's mothers arms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
BEGIN WORK ON GRADE.
Utah Construction Company Start on
). ?, Cutoff Monday,

NHpeVlal 10 tue news,
Ogden, March 1.-The Utah Construc-
tlon company has received notification
from San Francisco that its bid on the
erode work between ogden and the
lake on the Southern Pacific cutoff has
been accepted The company declines
to give out the amount Of the bid, but
w. H. Watts stated today that work
would begin on Monday morning next.
The first grading camp will be located
at or near West Weber and there will
be ~ outfits or sets Of graders between
Ogden and the shore of the lake The
grade for that distance which Is al
most a straight line for 10 miles, must
be completed within three months
Engineer Mariner Of the Southern
company, ~ In ogden preparing to per-
form any engineering or surveying
work on the grade that may be neces-
sary
The city council held. special meet.
Ing last night to consider the matter Of
paving Washington avenue. A long and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
At New Orleans.

New Orleans, Feb. 2S.--Crescent city
summary:
First race, selling six furlones-Dr
stephens won, DifIidence second. Ante
Up third. Time-i:16.
Second race, mile and an eighth. sell.
ing-Afra won, Prince Zeno second. Toe
Collins third. Tlme-l.5sh.
Third race. six furlonga selling--Mas.
tertul won. Judge Magee second. ROYAL
Sterling third. Tlme-l:l5.
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
Racing in Montana.

Butte Mont. Feb. 2S.-The Montana
Jockey club directors last night decided
upon the number Of purses and stakes
to be run In the coming meeting. The
open day Will be Saturday, June IL, and
the meeting will continue at least forty
days The event OF the meeting viii
be the Montana derby, which win carry
purse OF 1880, and will be run SAT-
urday, June IL. There Will be 10 other
stake events and purses ranging from
$50 to 1880, A list Of the events win
be compiled at once and the entries
viii be closed April Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
VIII Offer One Onn.

London, March lit is rumored that
instead of continuing the practice OF
the late Queen Victoria OF offering an
nually three l00-gulnea cups for the
competition of the principal yacht clubs
Of the kingdom, King Edward intends
to offer only one cup TO the Royal
Yacht squadron.
The Field expresses the hope that this
rumor Is unfounded. as II would mean
serious loss and remove great incen'
tive TO yacht racing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
To EntertaIn 1eIepates.

Detroit, March l.--Plans for the en-.
tertalnment of the American leagues
delegates who viii meet in this city
Thursday and Friday OF next week was
begun today by Fred Postal, president
of the Washington club, and james
Mcnamara Of the Detroit club, acting
for the local syndicate, Messrs. Doyle
Angus, Cook and Mcnamara. The
meeting is set for March and !,
Thursday and Friday and may possibly
run over into Saturday
In addition to discussing the new
rules the meeting will adopt a schedule
and VIII attend to some minor matters,
There will be discussion, and there may
be action on the matter of expansion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
FRANK SHERMAN DEAD,
Cousin Of lIoyt Sherman Of This city
Passes Away,

An Associated Press dispatch from
Des Moines announces the death OF
Frank sherman cousin to Hoyt sher-
man OF this city, son Of Major Hoyt
Sherman and nephew Of Cen william
t and Senator Sherman. Mr. sherman
died at Des Molnes ths morning at
the age Of i6 years as the result OF a
stroke received hye weeks ago
while visiting his wlfe's grave In WOOD
lnMn comnlNIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
Points
you CAN'T RESIST.

When you see a point Of advantage
try to get on IT, We Offer few points
Of advantage in the line Of baking pow
der Excellence is one Of them, econo-
my another, To use a cheap article
when It Is not good is foolish. TO use
an expensive one when you can get
THREE CROWN baking powder for 80
low a price and siill know It is Of the
highest possible quality would be equal
ly foolish. We want to Impress you
with the high grade and low price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
KAY CDIN's CASE GOES OVER.

Kay Chin the Chinese boy charged
with being incorrigible and likewise in
durable from penchant for msdeeds
was not tried before Judge Dleh today.
on motion Of Atty Hamilton for the
defense, the case was continued inden-
nitely, but 1t Is said the case viii be
disposed Of within ten days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
MATCHED AT LAST.
Jack Wade and Jack clifford Signed
Articles Last Evening.

Jack Wade and Jack Clofford have
finally signed articles OF agreement for
their boxing match which has been
yesterday afternoon and after about
three hours talk they came to an UNI
derstanding. They Will meet in a 20
round go on the 18th Of March, under
straight Marquis Of Queensbury rules
except that the men shall break away
clean.
The bout viii undoubtedly attract
large crowd at the rlngside as both
men are very popular here Wade has
Il splendid record behind him and since
arriving In Salt Lake has made a host
Of friends by his genial ways, clifford
Jumped into popular favor when he
won from Roy Cordle last week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
NEW CRICKET CLUB.
Meeting 20 Organize VIII be Held
Next Week.

Before the end OF next week. cricket
enthusiasts hope TO see the organlza.
tion Of the Salt Lake Cricket club. The
movement to organize has been started
by Alex. Coils, and he has already sc.
cured the names Of 81 lovers OF the
sport. II Is expected a permanent or.
ganlzation win be effected at a meet.
Ing 10 be held at the Y, NJ. c. A. next
week. Following are the names OF
some OF those VIM viii Join the club
Osborne. Potts, Saunders, Young.
Thorp, Carpenter, Brown, Gibson. Nor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
pAMAGE SUITS.
Geo. o. Ponlson Sues for $40, 200 for
Injuries Sustained.

George O. Pousen, by his guardian
nd ltem, Andrew Poulsen today filed
suit against the American Smelling
and Refining company to collect $40. 200
damages for injuries alleged to have
been received by plaintiff while In the
employ OF defendant and through is
negligence.
The complaint alleges that on Oct. 10,
1901, the plaintiff was engaged in rum
ming pot OF Stag from The smelter to
the dump and upon crossing the bridge,
over which the track runs, II gave way
and preclpitated him TO the grouna the
pot and contents falling upon him and
injuring him permanently 20 his dam
age In the sum of $4,000 lse alleges
that he has had to pay $500 for medical
treatment and asks for total damages
IN the sum of $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
DIED.


ANDERsON.--At the Holy Cross hos
pital, this city, March |, 1902, OF can
Ger, Emily Anderson, wife of William
South Wales, Europe
Funeral services will be held Sunday
at 4p. m, from the Twenty ward
meeting house. Friends are invited to
attend,
WILsoN.--At 1853 west Second South
street, this city, Of scarlet fever, VIII
liam II. Wilson, son of Robert II. and
Ella Lamoreaux Wilson, lateof Evan
ston, Wyo., aged 9 years.
Interment took place today at p.
m. in city cemetery.
HARWOOD.-At Sugar ward, Feb. q.
1909, Lawrence J. Harwood son Of
James T. and Harriet Richards Har-
wood. aged year, months and
days.
Funeral private. Sunday at p. m,
NELSON.-In this city, march,, OF
typhoid pneumonia, Frederick G.
Nelson, az the age OF "a years and 5
months. Deceased had resided in Salt
Lake over 30 years.
DOWNES-Rosetta b., Of pneumonia,
In the 10th year OF her age,
Funeral services win be held from the
Eleventh ward meeting house tomor-
row at II n. m.
NELSON--Frederick c.. OF pneumonia,
in the 55th year OF his age,
Funeral services will be held from the
Second ward meeting house on Mon
day.
RICKS-Thomas E., Of Rexburg. at St
Marks hospital Marcn 4, from the
effects OF an operation for obstruction
Of the bowels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
FEDERAL COURT.

c. A. Eklund a Wen known tailor Of
Ogden. today filed a petition IN bank
ruptcy IN the federal court His debts
are scheduled at s3,3227S, while his as
sets amount to only $50. but they ara
claimed 20 be exempt as they consist
OF household goods and machinery USED
IN his trade. Most OF his creditors are
eastern wholesale tailoring firms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01

ceased was a well known young man
Of Fremont county Idaho, and was
brought 10 the hospital for treatment
last evening from the north, The body
viii be shipped 10 Rexburg this evening
and the sorrowng parents Of the young
man will accompany the remains home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01

Lingo won, AmIeari second, Balm Of
Gllead third Time -i:lik
Fifth race, mile and an eighth, selling
--Deponan won, Pay the Fiddler sec.
ond, Little Lois third. Tlme--l.5jA.
Sixth race, six ana one-half furong
--Lofter won, Echodale second McWi.
liams third Time-l:2lh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
Show of Automobiles.

Chicago. March 1.-The National
automobile show opens at the Coliseum
this evening 1t is announced that
chaffeurs Of international reputation
will be there. Among these Is Henri
Fourier, who holds the track record
Tor a straightaway mile IN 81 3-5. He
will be at the Chicago show with the
machine which he drove from Paris to
Bordeaux In the race Of last June in
competition for the James Gordon Ben
nett cup.
Daily contests VIII be seen at the
show, Involving speed and endurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01

rls, Kidd Robb, Ridge Cruckshans
Walters Jackson, Watson, Davis,
Thompson, Hayward, Coleman, Slater,
Holmes Hill, spaulding, Eve, j, NJ
Robinson, Clements, X, Bellemy, Mac
Pherson, r. Collett, Walker, Peabody
Kent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
BURNS COMES TO TINE.
Agrees to Meet Mexican Pete and
Money Is Posted.

Money Is Posted.
After many days OF long range fight
lug with words, between Mexican Pete
end Jimmy Burns, II Is probable that
the two viii again meet In the squared
circle and settle the question of heavy
weight championship.
Last night the friends OF both men
came together and the Burns people
covered the 500 put UP by Billy Sauer
for the Mexican. The 800 il q forfeit
for a side bet OF $500. II one or the
other Of the principals fail to show up
within Ave days and sign for the match
which Is 10 come on within one month
after signing, the one falling to show
up loses the 800 forfeit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
DIED AT ST. Marks.

Thomas L. Kicks of Reyburg % years
Of age, died at st. Marks hospital this
morning. after being operated upon for
an obstruction Of the bowels, The de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01
THE GREAT SALT LAKE,

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no CURE GRip IN TWO DAYS

Laxative Quinlne removes
the cause, II. w. Groves signature
on every box Price % cents.
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THAT BASEBALL FIGHT.
Arguments on Demurrer Brought
BY Freedman il Postponed.

New York, March Argument on
the demurrer on the Philadelphia club
Injunction suit brought by Andrew
Freedman against A. G, Spalding, the
Brooklyn baseball club and others,
which was to have come up In the SUI
preme court next Monday has been
postponed until next Thursday by mu-
tual agreement.