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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
Spring Time the Best Season
Of the Year to Treat Chronic
Catarrh.

Notwithstanding that q great number
Of people have been cured of chronic
catarrh by taking Peruna during the
past cold season, yet it cannot be denied
that the cold, wet, stormy weather has
retarded many cures, and, in some cases.
actually prevented q cure.
But springtine has come at last. and
now is the time for all catarrh sufferers
10 begin systematic course Of treat
ment for this disease. The greatest diff
Guilty in the way Of treating chronic
catarrh is that the patient is so liable
to catch cold during the treatment and
thus delay a cure.
This liability at this season of the year
is, in great measure, removed, and no
one should neglect the opportunity to
take treatment.
Peruna is acknowledged by everyone
to be the only reliable and unfailing
cure OF cstaTrh wherever it NAV be
located. When you take Peruna you are
not experimenting with an unknown
remedy.
Men and women of national reputa-
tion IS well as thousands in the humber
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09

AT LAKE holds of
y the dramatic and musical branches this
pleasant world TO live IN Still another
sGong roll Of fame Word has
popular SalJ Lake Margaret r.
er ayns marked talent dur city
OF
progress the result
e an accomplished performer
Of
ang Mr. last
received Mr.
Oft
"'i"i'NiS do Il
robertson IS well known here ad-
ir
SAT- star a
richard
mining Miss BObstsons
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09

walks OF life publicly endorse Peruna.
Pcruna does all that is claimed for If. tt
cures catarrh.
Mr.. John E. Burns, % Spring Garden
Road, Halifax, n. s., Water Inspector.
writes:
" 1 can hardly find words that can OK
press my thanks to you for what your
remedy has done for me. I have been
troubled with catarrh Of the mead for q
couple Of years, and I was persuaded to
Try Peruna and found great benefit after
using three bottles, and I can recon-
mend it highly to anyone suffering from
the same" JOHN Z. BURNS.
Psruna Cured Catarrh of Several Years.
Standing.
Mr.. G. L. Martin, Hartford, Ont, choir
leader at st. PauPs Episcopal Church.
writes:
"Peruna is a wonderful remedy for
catarrhal troubles. Ihave been troubled
with catarrh for a great many years,
and always trying something for it, but
was able only to secure temporary relief
until 1 used Peruna. Only five bottles
nd my system of all traces of eatsrrh.
and L have not noticed the slightest
trouble for several months. NV head
was stopped up, my breath offensive. !
and 1t IS q relief to be able to breathe !
-reely once more" GIL. MARTIN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
TRADING IN SECURITIES.
Hsc0Id-0reaking View in High Glass
Investment Securities.

W. " IA Ge'hli1S WeeW IN High Class
Investment Securities.
by long odds the most active vraal-
III dealings in investment securities has
Just passed, and the indications are
tnaJ the weeks to come viii see in
creased activity all due to the influx or
over SL5Jtu00 from the east as the
proceeds of sale of nearly haze tbe
capital stock of the Utah Sugar coTo-
Nthy. 10 rs estimated that not less Than
S-.'0vo OF this money found Investment
iast week in the f8vOrite bank ana
olher dividend paying shares of the
lo-LilheFclal class. Many investors i'm
lll.Lils shares are now turning their
",leltlch TO these securities.
Inward L. Burton and John G.. Cut-
tAe brokers' who have reapad a
s'iuel harvest The past week. reDort
s-@t 'Ae ABNORMAL increase in the price
, demanded FOR some of the choice in
t .s,l.leI-l securities has resulted in
N9dN] Investments i'm bonds of rta 80,
SoIdated Railway & Power eor1r,o,,,.
s-e preferred shares of the CoT.soIil
udtea Wagon d Machine comn9ny an.
o,AelS, but dealings have been larps IN,
-ie SAareS OF the Deseret SAVINGS bsDl-
prices H'snef
..I-e.nFestments in sugar stocks forced /
nee s'--@e s1ale rs up another point yester- /
-'Sy % $3.50 which is within 50 cents 4
W ~. lne highest price ever paid since the !
.-l.-.at stock was increased. Z. d. NJ I
SOCK gained another dollar vester6a,-
,.5 closing quotation being Sl52. which
p, more than the demand price
". ----as ago Home Fire Insurance sold
e s-'', d sain Of 8 since Friday and e.
80 l1ah seven days ago. Console
$3.50. t'el.Wdy * Power bonds ad-
49, .---,.- 10 Slol, Nearly all Of the other
+, - --. -l-tl shares kept pace upward
-h proportion to these.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
Court at CoaIville.

Coalville, March S.-The damage suit
Of George Mccartney in the district
court against the DAILY West Mining
company came to an abrupt end today.
by the court instructing the jury to re-
turn a verdict Of no cause OF action.
Judge Stewart rendered the follow
ing decision this afternoon in the case
of Joseph Hatch ct al. VS. the Lucky
Bill Mining company: Application of
the defendant for the appointment of
a receiver denied, and defendant en-
Joined from collecting the assessment
from stock Of company undertaken TO
BE- levied on the 18th day of March.
1901, by the defendant
Began Silver Mining company Us
KeOkuk Mines company: adjudged and
decreed that the plaintiff is the owner
IN fee and in the possession of the
Cumberland lode mining claim.
George Sessions. the young man con-
victed of burglarizing the shop Of the
Park City Meat company. was SEN
fenced TO serve a term of eighteen
months in the state prison. County
Attorney Calls stated to the court that
3 light sentence would be satisfactory
10 the prosecution and the people from
" nom the property was stolen.
Judge Stewart is working hard and
iispatching q great deal of business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
Provo Notes.

Inc man who left the Boyer House.
SSprlngville. Friday afternoon and who.
~ IS tnouSht may know something of
20 winch was taken at about the same
TIME. registered as Charles Sigh of
Anaconda, Mont.
attorneys Miner, Whitecotton and
ne NOISY VIII go to Price tomorrow
70 JLy big suit involving the rights
20 the waters Of Price river. which
VIM pIobably occupy the time of the
court Tor about two weeks.
district Attorney Hatch was in Provo
To-Day on official business.
Caarles Hiclenlooper, the San Jose
scdle expert operating under the di-
Iecllon Of the state board of horticul-
lure, Is in Utah county engaged in a
ca I1 paign against the pest
AOei Jonn Evans was over from Lehi
today on legal business.
Amasa and Ernest Bullock and Abra-
nam Wild VIII go to Alberta. Canada.
next week to look over The country
with a view to settling there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
STATE NEWS
PRoVo's PARTITION.
Judge Booth Signs Decree, segregat-
ing Land.

Judge Booth Signs Decree, Segregat.
ing Land.
Provo. March S.-The FOLLOWING busi.
ness was transacted in the Fourth dis
! trict court today;
Kristen ohnson VS.. Lars Peter John
| son, divorce; arguments postponed.
! Mary K. Jost was granted a divorce
| IIom John G. Jost on the grounds of
! lntOXication, no contest was made.
estate and guardianship of Orabelle
/ GlDby, minor; Mary Elizabeth Gibbv
/ appointed guardian; bond. 81 GOO
Estate OF John b. Green. deceased.
Annie Green appointed administratrix.
| BOND, S21,5O0; ". b. Parker. George
Farhey and Ava Green appointed an
praisers.
Estate of Mary Ann Daley. deceased:
Joseph ,. Daley and John n. DALEY
appointed administrators: bonds S-5o
each T''0
Estate of Peter Peterson. deceased.
VIII admitted To probate; T. F. frame
and John Roberts, jr., appointed ex-
ecutors without bonds: T. 7. Wa1s-
worth, {. V. Harris and John Winnie
appointed appraisers.
Estate Of Howell Davis, deceased
petition TOR final account and decree ~
distribution granted; Hubbard TuttIe.
andrew DAZZLE and ". B. Thomas an
pointed commissioners in partition.
Santaquln Mining company VS.. High
holIer Mining company: motion Of
oOIh parties foT new trial set for
March p Az
EIasJus Hopla Us. Thomas LleweIIvn.
geIendant motion for a new trial set
for March p
Middlesex Banking company vs.. Tbos
ana Ruth Z. Hill;e demurrer set for
hearing March u.
Estate Of Davis S Hitesmau do
ceased petition Of Fred s. Arerrii1 for
-, (leis OF Iiifiinis trait ton granted. bond
$zU0; w. S. Evans, ". 3. Brown II
ers. . h'- as
Judge Booth signed the decree of seq
Iess Iloh or lands west and southwest 4
OF the city, in conformity with the re- /
port OF the commissioners. According !
70 the partition made the lake resort 1
and the race track property remain
2 part Of the city The lands segre9af-
"a from the city are not liable for anv
lam against the city at the time of
the segregation.
An information was fled charging
Farley Olsen with a sexual 0ffersa al
eyed TO have been committed with
wartime Johnson on May %. 1901.
thursday, the 1Sth, was set for ar
An order was made for twenty netit
ufors to be drawn for the April term
SHilt 10 De mace feturnable April g
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
is ACCUSED
Affidavit is Filed by George Me-
Hugh, Charging Nielsen
With Collision.

George NcHugh yesterday made af-
tdavit in the district court for a writ
of prohibition against Justice c. NJ
Nielsen and Constable BENJAMIN r.
Haddock. McHugh seeks 10 defeat a
judgment rendered against him in
Justice Nielsen's court in favor of Mar
tin I. Lindsay, and claims that Justice
Nielsen failed &c enter a general denial
made by McHugh in said case. Nc
Hush arso charges Justice Nielsen of
unlawful confederation with Lindsay
against him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
FORMER RESIDENT OF SALT LAKE ATTEMPTS
MURDER AND SUICIDE AT LOS ANGELES

D. c. Kent, a former resident of Salt
Lake, attempted to figure in the dual
role Of assassin and suicide at Los An
gel-S on the 18th Of last February. It
appears that he had d quarrel with
Mrs Harriet L. Wiley, who was his
~ ctner in boarding house. over some
business transactions, shot her with q
revolver, and then tried to end his own
life with a razor. A painful wound in
the woman's breast and a slight nick in
his own jugular W ere the sum total OF
the injuries inflicted.
Both Kent and Mrs. Wiley were orig
inally from BUrIingame. Kan. where
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
State Fair Imnrovements.

The executive committee of the state
Fair association met yesterday at the
office of Secretary Sears TO omen bids
for the erection of a high tight board
fence around the new exposition
grounds in the northwestern part of
the city. There were six proposals. but
the matter of awarding the contract
was deferred till Tuesday. Plans are
being drawn for the grand stand. for
the race track and for the main exposi-
ton building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
NEW WATER PROBLEM
FOR SEWER DISTRICT COURT.

Richfield, March sit has been be-
heved that every phase of the irriga-
uon problem had been passed upon by
the courts Of this state. but a new one
mas been created by an issue which has
sprung up between the people Of Sa-
ina and Redmond on one side and the
people of Aurora on the other.
Heretofore these people have Jointly
used the water of the Willow Bend and
Rocky Ford canals, the Aurora peopIe
one-third of the time and the others
two-tzirds of the time. The latter have
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
Court Moi

Motions for new trials. made bv the
defendants, were yesterday overri1led
oy Judge Morse In the cases of Mary
Erltz' admlnlstratrix Of the estate Of
Geofge SIket against the Western
! mon Telegraph company, and d. 4.
Palmquist against the Mine &. S,,,.1. "a
Supply company Verdic+s ba5 49,
obtained by the plaintims in each in
stance for injuries sustafne5 IN, 90,
ployes of the defendant companies
Judge Halls division of the dist~i,.
court was occupied all dav vesterdsyS
in hearing testimony in the case of
p. CahoOn ct al. VS.. the Fortune MI
ing & Milling company ct al. The az
-lon IS 10 foreciose a mechanics lien.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
OFFICE ROOMS SCARCE.
o'o"lng Need Felt For Modern Fire
proof Once BUILDINGS

--5 weed LeIL tor Modern Fire
proof oace Buildings.
A great scarcity of suitable oa7-a
room is reported by real estate rlan
can sir down and in short rima
i.-...'e a list of 100 men thar 7 L-7or-
looking for good office room. g." sid
real estate man yesterday ..yvba+
rs. -.-e-ea iU the city more IMAM ann
r .. else is a modern. dreproof og5ya
--lE. II the city keeps on srowing
az ID is doing now, the need Fur ms -'-5
. ...-.'a eight or ;eu-storv buiI5i1gr
".. De greater than ever.
mere are scores of men nh, -...
~ .F.1E old buildings that roDI5 n In,
,... .,,.o.t INTO pleasanter quarters. rsr-
-. ''....-y IN hreproof building rbe,s
IMAM many who are occunvi1~ 49,
s-..-- 'lh others who would IKE IN est
offices by themselves Pa,7I-
coming in from the outside ~ -
t..., ana looking for suitabIs -
.--, winch 'hey fail 90 ind
ID mere is room right now f,,. +,,-, 49,
~ modern ten-storv bui5i,,ss -
t-.-- '-"Atown district and Mil ,.., 20
s-, 20 say they would be ~e1+e5 en- ~
ra---- 81. y. they were ready Tor 60
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09

each Of them had been divorced from
their respective spouses. Kent was a
hard drinker and had taken the Kelley
cure on more than one occasion. About
five years ago he went into partnership
with II. b. Pratt i'm this city and
bought out Sleeves undertaking BUSH
ness. Kent soon became tired of his
venture and left for Oklahoma.
Many old friends of Kenrs. who
knew him in Kansas, reside in Salt
Lake. They portray him as an ex-
citable, nervous man utterly devoid of
malice. though cursed with a hasty
temper
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
DEATH WINS AFTER ALL.

Child Of U. S. Devor Flees vainly
From Disease.
After having left Salt Lake to get
away from the contagious diseases
prevalent in the city, for time, Car
cia Devor, the S-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L s. Devor. is dead.
The child was sent to the home Of
Mrs. DevOr's parents in Indiana. 1t
was learned q few days ago that she
was i'll, but her condition was not con-
sfdered serious. A telegram announc-
ing the death was sent to the parents
in this city and they left at once for
Indiana
Mr.. DeVor is travelling auditor Of the
Colorado Midland road.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09

attorneys fees, SO to be paid plaintiff
at once, S95 to be paid at the opening
o. next court, and the sum of $50 every
three months until a further sum Of
500 shall have been paid.
In the case of Mrs. J. Z. Eetcham
against W. II. Jones ct al. the parties
In this action appeared in open court
and had judgment by stipulation en-
tered, adjusting their respective rights
as to the waters of Lake creek. The
defendant receives one cubic foot of
water per second of time, or so much
thereof as is necessary 10 irrigate
tWenty-seven acres Of land, and also
a sufficient stream for domestic pur-
poses.
Judge MarioneauX leaves here today
for Nephi where he viii open court
next Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
New Monev in the Banks

Largely on account of the payments
made through the local banks in settle
ment Of proceeds of the sale of more
than SL300.000 worth of Utah Sugar
companys stock, the weeks bank
clearings showed a very large gain over
the corresponding week of last year.
The weeks CleaTings amounted to So
1876, l2J the increase over the first week
in March, 1901 being S943.IS9. Yester-
days clearings amounted to S56S. 327.
compared with S32A302 for the same
day of last year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
Sheriff Preeee Wins.

Tie judgment rendered by Judge
Booth in the case Of Edward Winnie
against William Preece ct al. and an
peaied from Uintah county. was YES
terday confirmed by a decision of the
supreme court, written by Justice
5artch and concurred in BIZ justices
Miner and BaslSin. The judgment was
q salilst the plaintiff who sought to re-
cover from the defendant CPreece). who
vas sheriff of Uintah county and his
deputies. for the wrongful sale Of prop
sfJy' claimed by Whipple, under tie
execution against another party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
HENRY G. Co. DEAR
Former Provo Man Expires in Ari-

Former Provo Man Expires in Ari-
iona.
Provo, March S.-Jesse knight .ra-
celVed telegram today from Mesa
Arlz.; advising him that Henry c. Rog-
eFS died at that place at 10.2O O'Clock
TINS morning. Mr.. Rogers was former
" a resident of Provo and held nrom-
lnent ecclesiastical and civic official no.
s sltl1 While here. About twenty-seven
years ago he was called on a coIoniz-
ing mission to Arizona and left for tE-s+
territory with his family and has re-
NAMED there since that time. spending
most OF his time as a missionary among
the Indians.
lie was the son of DR.. David II. Rog-
ere, one OF the early settlers of Provo.
e e-,Lu Is ABOUT % years Of age. He has
out the state and was highly respecfed
py a large circle Of acQuaintances
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
JOSEPH CRERS.

overdue" said he, Il kept calling her
az frequent intervals for the first two
days We were out this trip. On Tues
day night I caught the Campania.
eastward bound, and by this time sus-
pected that something had gone wrong
with the Etruria.
u told the Campanis 20 look out for
her. I talked with the Campania oper-
atOr for about three hours sending a
number Of messages for the passengers.
l had talk with the Nantucket light
ship last night The operator there
gave me the first news Of the Etruria's
accident"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
Zslnora Csc Anrnsd

A decision from the supreme court
yesterday. written by Chief Justice
Miner and concurred in By Justices
7.artch and BasSin. confirms the 5udr
ment OF Judge Hall against the plant
IN IN the case Of John 5. Scott. admin
ls1rator OF the estate of. j. y. Mccain
asalnst3 James Crouch and Florinda
crouch appealed from Salt Lake coun-
~ The ltisation was over a one
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09

proposed that instead Of each section
using the entire stream a third of the
tihle' each use third of the water all
lne time The Aurora people object to
TINS claiming they are entitled to the
Luli now OF the canal all the time. The
sauna and Redmond people claim they
are the majority users of the water of
llle canal and have a right to regulate
H. conferences have been held without
Is, and now the Salina and
I,s'liiiond water users propose to insti-
tute sun 10 compel, if possible. a regu-
Id lloh according to their proposition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
COURT AT FILLMORE.
Judge Marioneaux Decides Several
Cases.


special TO The Herald1
Fillmore. March Sin the case Of
Mrs. J. L. Ketcham ct al Is Milan
Packard ct al, the court reserved ifs
decision for further consideration.
In Joseph w. Hales ct al. VS.. Hendar-
son Can, suit involving the title tn
Antelope springs, in the nortbvvasfa,.n
part of Willard county. the DIaintiffs
claim the springs by virtue of having
used the same from September till Nav
or each year for several years mast for
watering sheep, and having made inn
proYements for that purpose. The de-
PENDANT asserts his title bv reason of
having appropriated the water in nuas-
ton FOR agricultural purposes. The court
decided that the plaintiff had failed IN
snow a legal appropriation Of the vat
ers IN question, and that the defendant
mad and, therefore, gave judgment for
defendant
Elsie Paxton VS.. Thomas Paxton de-
cree OF divorce on the ground of cruelty
sfanted 10 plaintiff. custody of minor
enid and judgment against defendant
Tor S9e per annum as alimony until t1e
child SHAH have reached its majority
f.llzabeth Hanson VS.. Frank + Han
son; upon the agreement of the narrias
tne court ordered that the piainfiT
nave from the defendant a senarsto
maintenance. as follows: Fifty dollars
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
Fort Field Irrigation ComDanv-

Provo. March S.-ArticIes Of incorpo-
ration of the Fort Field Irrigation com
pany have been filed with the county
clerk The object Of the incorporation
Is TO convey water from Provo river to
the lands Of the Fort Field and lands
adjacent thereto west Of Provo CITY.
me capital stock Of the company is
placed at $3.50, divided into shares Of
the par value Of IS each. The officers
ana directors are. II. J. W Goddard.
president james Fisher. vice presi-
dehE' John T. Lewis, secretary and
ttessufer. Herman Knudson. EnOch 5.
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by April it is expected that a full
force viii be on to rush the work to
completion. When this street is paveC
the working gangs viii so TO Third
South street, concluding later in the
summer on the paving Of South Temple
street, from State to the Oregon Short
Line nassengar dannr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Is a SPECIFIC remedy n - -.r----
Of the stomach, liver and ov,eis -,5 ~
that is backed by hundreds of testiuon-
lals received during the past ffff7- ,-ears
We would therefore urge every enfferer
ION lilossssseQh DYSPEPSIA Flatulencv.
Kidney Troubles To give ID a trial n vii
surely cure you The getuine must have
our Private stamp over the neciz ~ ne
bottle. 'N7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09

A petition was fled in ne dis+~;.t
court yesterday asking Tor the an
pointment OF Charles S. Burfo,, - -
ministrator Of the estate Of Diri- Roel--
holt, who died in 1887. William, F,1lor
was appointed administrator IN the
same year, and after settling The estsfe
Fuller died Now it Is ueeessa,-,- -
correct deed given by Boexboif a.,
1884 for the northwest quarter Of tba
southwest quarter of section y in
township 3 south, range 1 west and
the appointment of Mr.. Burton -
asked in order to make the eorrectio- 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
HUSBAND BLAMES WIFE'S PARENTS
FOR ESTRANGEMENT AND ASKS DAMAGES

a $4,000 damage suit was yesterday
begun in the district court by David
Hughes against Franklin David Hess
and Alice Hess, parents of Mabel Hess
Hughes, wife of the plaintiff.
The complaint states that by false
and slanderous allegations uttered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
Building Permits

the following permits to build and
TO make Improvements We're issued
aurlng the week by Inspector Timer:
beseret News company. south
Temple street near Main street.
annex TO new building ....... 500. 900
w. q. McGinty, Alameda avenue.
o-lcN eoJtase ..-,............. &C.. 1000
K. r. Anderson. 61-6S West First
south street. addition of one
stony 10 business block .-.- 600
II. j. Sims. 651 South Third East
street, brick store ana dwell
Ing. ............ ........ 00o
Joseph Hjar, 6Ss West South
Temple street frame addition. 100
lota4 $780,. -....-....-...... S95.1o0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
DARLING NOT ARRESTED.
Said to Have Promised to Make up
Deficit.

The warrant for the arrest OF J. n.
Darling. which was placed in the hands
Of Deputy Sheriff Raleigh, was not
served yesterday, but he was seen by
those interested in the case and is said
to have agreed to arrange the alleged
deficit of $50 by O'Clock yesterday aft
ernOon-
II is claimed that ne failed to make
the necessary arrangements at that
time and that his arrest VIII probably
follow He has not left the city, and
his friends say that he has no inten-
ton of doing so.