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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-12-24
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
JENNIE y, PIERCE STATE of Sfn Xs[%Ont
LEWIS s. PIERCE, County,

In County Court. March Term, A. ID. 1908.
Whereas, Jennie V. Pcirce al MOreiown in the
County of Washington mas this day hled IN the once
ofthe Clerk OF the County Court for the County OF
S, PIERCE @: pav;c unknown, b., rcci!cG: bcycnd
the state, and wien last heard nom vi otraOru IN Tie
State of New hampshire. setting forth In substance
that She was lawfully married To the said LEWIS >.
PIERCE ON the 3st day of August, A. ID. 1882. that
She onher part had faithfully kept her marriage cove
nant, but that tn, SAID LEN Is :. PIERCE had not
kept the same; for that the said LIE Is > PIERCE
had many ANA divers occasions treated the pitt on
with utOlcrable severity, had wiltuly dc serted
the pettione and had neglected and refused 10 pro-
vide suitable and proper maintenance for his said
wife, the said petitioner, although being of sufficient
pecunary and physical ability 50 to do and praying
Tor the causes aforesaid. the Court would grant her
divorce IRON the said LEN Is 5. PIERCE, and also
PRAYING FOR the care anu Gu tOdy of her two minor
children, Carroll Pierce, aged lears,and Charles NJ.
Pierce aged years; a Il tor alluonN.
Aud Whereas Is made to appear thai the said LEWIS
;. PIERCE, resides without HE state where the pro-
cess of iis Court cannot he served upon him, IL is
therefore ord ed that the said LEW Is :. IERCE be
notified of the penden cy Of said line aud gwen op
portuny to make defence therein, and summoned TO
appear aud make answer thereto before the iOnora-
b e County COu next to be held within and for the
county OF Was ingtol ON the first "Wednesday after
the first Tuest ay la March, A. d. 1903 at nine O'Clock
A. NJ, by publication OF substance OF said libel, to-
gather with this order, three weeks successfully in
the VI rmpnt Waterman and state JOnrnal, IA weekly
new spaper published at Montpelier, in said county.
the last of which publ atlons shall be- at least six
weeks previous said first "Wednesday after the
first Tut sday In March, 1908, which shall be deemed
suflic ent notice TO the said Lewis T. Pierce.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, In the Coun-
" Of Washington, this 2Sd day OF December. A. ID.
1907
JOHN G. WING, Attorney for Petitioner. Sa-l
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-12-24
STOPS THE COUGH AND WORK
OFF.THElCOLD,

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. NolCure, no
Pay. Price 26c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-12-24

rrn signature IL on every boz OF the genuine
Laxative BrOmo-Quinine Tablets
the reroedy that cares h cold in one day
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-12-24
EAST MONTPELIER.

Miss Elsie Clark is improving.
W. J. Foster is under the care of a
physician.
The fair was well attended and
proved success, financially.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Goodwin of
Middlesex are visiting his parents at
the Center.
Meetings commenced at the brick
church last Sunday.
Singing school is held at the Evan.
gelical church on Monday evenings.
NORTH MONTPELIER
The oyster supper given by the
Good Templars last Thursday night
was success in every way. They
cleared over $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Noyes of Phil
adelphia are visiting at Mrs. Julia
HOLSTERS.
Mrs. Sarah Patrick has returned
from her visit at Hinesburgh.
Dennis Gray lis not improving as
fast as was hoped.
N. B. Rivers children have the
whooping cough.
Gilbert Short died at eight O'Clock
Monday night after long illness.
SODOM.
Walter Jacobs, who has been very
i'll for week is better.
Christmas trees here and at the
Morse school house in East Montpelier
are, in anticipation, making the little
people happy.
Francis Leslie has completed the
finishing off of a tenement over his
shop, into which he is moving.
Walter Jacobs came near receiving
a serious injury last Saturday while
in the blacksmith S shop a piece of
iron flew, hitting him on the head
very near the eye so that he has now
to go about with one eye bandaged.
One of the young quarrymen on the
Erueka quarry had the misfortune to
get the big toe on one foot nearly,
crushed.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-12-24
EAST BARRE.

Scott Paine of Washington was in
town Saturday.
James Ingram of the city was on the
hill Friday unloading car load of
powder.
The little child of Bernice Wilbur,
who has been sick for the past few
weeks, is reported much better.
William Clough of the city was in
town one day last week looking for
horses.
Officer H. D. Camp was in town Fri
day on business.
At the regular meeting of the Gill
Lodge No. 81, Odd Fellows, the third
degree was conferred on one candidate.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G, Brock were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Nye on
Sunday.
W. E. Bixby has been laid up for the
past few days with hard cold.
DR.. j. H. Macarthur was in the city
Saturday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
BAMBERGER ON STAND
Resumes His Testimony Against
AlViraS {. SnoW-Defend-
ant Gives Evidence.

The proceedings in the Morrison
Snow case before Judge Hail yester-
day morning were brief Upon the re-
sumption Of the matter. Simon Bam-
berger was recalled by the plaintiff and
allowed to give testimony in rebuttal
as to the location of certain claims ad-
joining the Morrison mine. which, 1t
has been charged, were located by W.
H. Child Tor Judge BaTtch. Mr.. Bam-
berger testified on this point that tho
claims were located by r. A. Vail and
George Wilson. for the witness. W H
Child and George Wilson. Mr.. BAN
berger testified further that he asked
Judge Bartch 70 join in the enterprise,
but that the judge declined, saying
that he did not desire 10 have any
thing TO do with it.
Mr.. Bamberger understood that one
Of the new claims Overlapped one Of
I the claims Of the Morrison company,
but said that the location was made
| in order TO secure certain fractions.
/ At the conclusion of Mr.. Bamberger's
5 testimony. Alviras f. Snow was called,
! and the remainder Of the morning was
/ devoted TO his direct examination on
/ matters which were overlooked the
/ preceding day. Court then adjourned
until Monday morning. when the cross
examination of Mr. snow VIII begin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Personal Mention.

d.. A. C. Ewing has recovered from
his recent illness and is able TO be out
again
]. ". Haas. one Of the governments
rural delivery inspectors. is expected II
Salt Lake City in a few days.
DIT. Zimmerman o. Columbus. O.. has
located i'm salt Lake and VIII practice
J.sntisfr- here in partnership with Dr.
HUFF
DR. William N. Hudson is in the city
on route from California TO MS home m
Pennsylvania He Is visiting his cousins
O. " and Richard Hartley
Ju5re and Mrs H p. Henderson have
~sf-r1s5 home and are at the Fifth East
hofei Miss Florence Reynolds IS back
from California and is with Mrs Hender-
son.
AIRS Peter Thygers0n Of Levan has 50
far recovered from the eIIects OF nel
oDpratf01 thar siiC has LETT the Holy Cross
| hospital ana IS Win MS daeoo israel 81
2 North State street
F5urb 3 SDragLe. who is attending the
Jefferson Medical college AZ PhiladelDnia
/ 6ss successfully passed his third yeaI
/ examination and vii spend ms sa5Siilei
I vacation al A.antic Cily-
f4e,rv &. Cecil a prominent merchant
I Of kansas CITY. 40. IS in this city VISIT
I - 49,. b--,41pr John b Cecil. before re-
I sr.DiDg mis- journey 10 Seattle. where b.
I and another brother are about % engage
I in business
/ CHEZ DEPUTY l. H Snyth OF the United
I Sta4as rrarshaTs office yesterday Re-
I. -,---sd from ogden where he has bee-
eTraged for the last week IN servln'
SrITonses on Jurors drawn for the Ma
( tom 81 the federal court
F~aF W-ev OF St Joe No is th
I c--e-- ~ his cousin Of the same name
3 80 o-Soriefor OF the Wey and NiDdso
hotels me two met for the first tim
49, -,s~- August when the visitor wiz b.
49, - 4na FIks roundup Mr. We
--.5i- ~a-u-- 10 his home IN Missouri tOda
fe attend 10 his large property Interest
7frer having been on pleasure tour @
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
GFW DEPOT FOR
SOUTH TEMPLE
,,.,on Short Line Prepares to
Ask Franchise.
.r,rIog TO COST 100000
.,,rpcrAL CLUB WILL HEAR
ROAD REPRESENTATIVES

-Hr oregon short Line will next
M L...5sv evening. according to
, In touch with the plans Of
,.r- fo- franchise for a de-
s,,+b Temple and Third West
rb. road viii promise to put
..-frture to cost not less than
' a.. s- stated. The Rio Grande
--.-.5 ta put up a 100000 depot
r,,-.b West and Second south
.f Given the necessary fran
discs. ....... .,,+ the a,,li-
- I'M. Short Line viii not so IN
o. week from Tuesday evening.
~. am rroblbIy Dee decided after the
ia.s r ~ General Manager W. II. Ban
,ror5rv lit is the present inten-
GUY mako such an application, soon
l'. r.tr- 81 is authOritatively stated.
q ~ commercial club is planning 70
fer hearing to- both sides OF the
M IFS meeting at the knutsIord
..--arr evening To- take up the union
..-.t rrastfon. representatives or pom
Fiji Grar1c and the oregon Shor'
... -V wtf be asked to present argu-
-,s f1- and against the granting OK
4. r1r-ssd franchise 20 the short
s,- "a track on the east side OF
rrr-h West street
fs exregted that the broad ques-
~ a union depot will be taken up
+1r+ rar1mmendatiOns viii he
N. 10 the council as TO q solution OF
"a. rrob.aW.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
FILL AGAINST POOLING.
n1road Magnats Talks Of Import
ant Pending Problems.

ant Pending Problems.
-,r--vo May al believe In the
..,.'rsI NJ Inc httest in the railroad
-f the same as i do in Az nature
IA affairs of men. 10 Is the natural
RI and Its operation is as Inevitable
4 the origin of man.
--is is one of the things that James
Hm said in response to a question
-r-9.rr his opinion OF che govern
--rs attempt 90 control railroad
- through the medium 81 inlunc-
.-s issued by the United states cir
-+ court. He explained that the IN
.--tf1r method of attempting 90 cure
n. evils that aflict the traffic and
,--rrortqti1n world was simply a sub
t-ase and a futile attempt TO arrest
t.- progress of the natural law Of the
survival off The fttest.
has not the community Of interests
rrruaIy arrested the operation Of
tl aur" was asked.
There is no such thing as the COM
rrritv Of interests That is the merest
r-. and twaddle. originated and em-
rr-ed By the press of the country The
a-v community of interest that can or
ever win exist is the community of in-
isrst between the shipper and the rail-
pads. 40. that community Of interest
IS not receiving it's fullest eXempliiica
ton. but 70 win so soon as the law Of
ths survival Of the ittest shall have
bad ts sway iu the railroad world.
Asked what be thought Of legalized
pooling as @ pauacea for rate ills, Mr.
HH exclaimed.
Pooling is infamous. Infamous IN
a1y form 30 never brings about the
end sought and 10 is simply one OF tht
ubterfuEes OF which 7 speak 90 hinder
the operation of the Inevitable law OF
nature and the universe.
Mr. Hin passed through Chicago eT
route from NeW York 20 ST. Paul
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Railroad Notes.

John Servis and party viii arrive IN
Salt Lake from the west tomorrow over
the Rio Grande-
Four more Of the new Baldwin COM
pound passenger engines-Nos- So. oO3.
So and S05-have arrived at Pocatelo
ana win be put into service as soon
as possible
President William B. Leeds and Cen
oral Superintendent Charles A. Good
now OF the Rock Island are now IN
colorado on q tour Of inspection, and
may possibly pay a visit 20 salt Lake
Practically the same arrangement as
last ,ea~ has been agreed TO between
the Rio Grande. Colorado Midland ana
F T-rion Pacific for low rates during the
tourist season between Utah and Colo
RADIO.
/ General Manager W. n. Bancroft,
+ Traffic Manager T. NJ. Schumacher
I General Passenger Agent ID. F. Bur
. lev and General Counsel 2. l. Williams
+ 81 tho Oregon short Line are expected
h, arrive home from san Francisco TO-
morrow.
The Rio Grande has granted a rate OF
one faro for the round trip from SAT-
T.ate and OGDEN 90 Cripple Creek on
tho o~cnsion of the meeting of the
yVo0dmen Of the World. Tickets vii
be on sale Aus. s and 9. good until
Sept. 3.
Tbr oregon short Line viii run az
sxf,,rsion train to Provo next Satur-
aav on the occasion Of the field day o
. fbr Latter Day Saints university a1l
me Brigham Young academy The spe-
risl train win leave salt Lake al
a. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Court Notes.

The 5000 damage suit Of Joseph
Brown. a former mOtorman, against
the salt Lake City Railroad company,
for injuries. received in collision.
reached the jury in Judge Morse's
court at noon yesterday. Later, a YER
dict was returned in. favor OF the de-
PENDANT
In the case Of Sals Lake City VS..
s B. Miller. to recover. possession Of
lot 1, block 147, plat ID, Mr.. Miner has
paid the city $500 and taken the prop
erty. It comprises One-fourth of a
block on the corner of Tenth and II
streets. Both Mr.. Miner and the city
claimed to be the owner Of the prop
erty.
Kay Chin. the bad Chinese boy, was
committed 70 the reform school by
Judge Stewart yesterday. Kay has
given the police much trouble during
the past few months, and his commit
ment 70 the reform school was consid-
cred the only solution Of the problem
/ which his case presented.
! A demurrer to the petition Of Albert
/ c. Jobes, the hack driver, for a writ
l Of habeas corpus, was partly argued
/ before Judge Stewart yesterday, and
1 the further hearing was postponed IN
F. I'll next Saturday.
In the case of Frank Thompson. eX
ecutOr Of the estate OF James ThOmp'
son. deceased. ct al. Us. A, II. Parsons
ct al, a decree Of foreclosure has beer
entered in favor Of the plaintiffs To-
] S2,474S0. In the case of the same plain
tiffs against A. N. Jane ct al. judg
ment has been entered in favor Of tn
plaintiffs for S1,642.
The May term Of the federal cour
will begin tomorrow The first thipi
on the programme VIII be the empanel
ing Of the grand and petit jurors tina
viii serve for the term Tomorrow be
ing the first Monday Of the month,
viii also be known as rule day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Chicago in Fifty Hours.

Travelling Passenger Agent Ernest
Drake Of the Rock Island was advised
Yesterday that his road would put on
a new fast train between Chicago ana
colorado a little after the middle OF
tho month. The new Rocky Mountain
Limited" win begin leaving Chicago,
westbound. Nay Is. at 5,45 p. m,
reaching colorado Springs at $50 , IN.
and Denver at S.45 p. m the neZt day
Tho eastbound service viii begin May
"a. The train win leave Denver at liza
%. m. and Colorado Springs at l;Zo p
M. connecting at the latter place with
the Rio Grande's train No. ?, leaving
salt Lake at 3.15 p. m. This brings the
trip from salt Lake to Chicago down
20 dfty hours and thirty minutes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

application next week at the opening
OF the spring term
The complaint shows that the trust
companv advanced $500, 900 for the rail-
way. No interest has been paid and the
claim is for S6l2. 500. The mortgage was
issued in September. 1897. and the com
plaint states that there has been a
default Of interest from March, 1888 TO
the present time. The road extends
from Boulder. twenty-five miles 10
Ward. and during six months OF the
year has been regarded as paying
slightly above operating expenses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
LOCK Trick MAN SENTENCED.
Harry Glenn is Given Sixty Days in
County Jail.

county jail
Henry Glenn. charged with con-
spiracy TO defraud as a result Of his
connection with certain parties who re-
Gently worked the ancient lock trick
on II. G.. Butler. to the tune Of $3.50,
was arraigned before Judge Stewart
yesterday morning. and entered a plea
Of guilty. He also asked 10 be sem
fenced at once. When asked If he had
anything 70 say, Glenn declared that
II would be the last. To this. District
Attorney Eichnor added that Glenn
had furnished the officers with valu-
able information concerning the mat
ter. and the court let the prisoner of,
with sixty days In the county Jail, in
elusive Of the time that he has served
since his arrest.
Harry Pool. the young man who is
accused OF robbing ~. A. NcMaster at
the residence Of DR.. Higgins. one even
ing several weeks ago. entered a plea
of not guilty
The case Of Henry Bates. an incor-
rigible youth. who viii be sent TO the
reform school. unless other arrange
ments can be made. was continued Un-
iii Monday next
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

VV1HO Of the stunning quartette VIII
VA be voted the prettiest Norwegian
lass in Salt Lake?
The candidates are Miss Ida veg
geland. who is an operator at the
Western Union. and who is now be-
Heved to be- I'm the lead; Miss Johanne
AToen of Walkers dressmaking estaD-
lisbment: Miss OgOt Randy. also an
eupIoye Of Walker Brothers, and MISS
Emily Hansen. the handsome daughter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
Riclstts Estate Distributed

ArnOtt e. Ricketts,. executor Of the
estate Of J. II. Ricketts,. deceased. has
secured an order from Judge Hail. al
lowing a partial distribution OF the es-
tate. The amount distributed TO the
three heirs aggregates S1ss57-6S. and
leaves in tie ueirhhorhood OF sloo0 in
the hands OF the executor. This amount
is held for the payment OF the inner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
PROMOTION FOR CowAN.
Former Salt Laker Goes to the South
eru Pacific.

ern Eaciuc.
". r Conan. formerly general agent
Of tbe Oregon short Line at Salt Lake,
was yesterday promoted Go the position
o.. general freight and passenger agent
of ths Southern Pacific lines in Oregon.
Nr. Conan left Salt Lake a short time
ago 90 become general freight agent Of
The orsg1n Railroad & Navigation
company
r. r. Miller whom Mr.. Conan sue
ceeds has been elevated to the posi-
zion Of general freight agent of the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation COM
r1rE with headquarters at Portland.
These changes will take effect May -.
according 90 a circular issued yester-
day hy Traffic Director j. q. Stubbs of
Che Hartman system.
TO is announced that the rfiCe ~
train. manager. until lately held by
Ben Campbell now assistant to Traffic
Director Stubs. has been abolished. II
IS believed that ,his step presages the
early extension OF the jurisdiction of
Traffic Manager IT. NJ Schumacher %
include the Oregon Railroad & Naviga-
Ton company. as well as the oregon
short Line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
WHITE KKOB MEN RESIGN.
General Manager and All Ills Aides
Leave the Company

Blackfoot Ida, May a-,reIeI an
NauaECr Wayne Darlington and all tne
officers under him in tne ni'e Anoo
r,,,-a~ rDwua-y's mines have re-
sf~rs5 0fr. Darlington Is one Of the
v-e-ithiest mine owners IN the Conner
b--5D MS holdings aEgreEatinS IN the
neirhhorhood Of 100000 The company
has already spent 100000 IN develop
ing TIE property and erecting q nIts-
ten cargcity smelter. which has JUST
Nesr CONNECTED The arrival Of Dir.
Rovd. vice president Of the company,
from the east a few days ago IS said
fo he the cause Of the wholesale res
E fruFtions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
NOT FELLOW SERVANTS.
Decision Rendered IN Case Against
Mammoth Mining Company.


Mammoth Mining Company.
The supreme court handed down an
opinion yesterday Affirming the judg-
ment Of the lower court in the dam
age suit Of Abram jenkins VS.. the
Mammoth Mining company. jenkins
was injured while being lowered in a
cage at the Company's mine and Sc
cured a verdict for s. 020, after which
the company appealed The company
Contendcd that Jenkins and the cage
operator. Daniel Knots. We're fellow
servants. and the fact that the injury
was the result ~ the manner in which
Knots handled the cage would pre-
CIude recovery under the fellow-serv-
ant act Justice Baszin. who writes
the opinion Of the court. holds. with thg
other justices concurring. that the tive
men were engaged On different grade.
Of service. and therefore were not fel
1 low-servants- Other alleged errors. re
lied upon By the appellant, are ais
held uutenable, and the judgment i
D accordingly affirmed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

with p.mpies. CT IS your complexion
cloudy? II 50. one dose OF Lanes Tea
win make q change. Il purihes the
blood. cures q foul breath. makes your
r0mriexion clear and drives pimpies
snA bIack heads from ne face. SOC
ana s5c. packages For sale by GOOdbe-
Pitts Drug company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

The voting contest which is arousing
a good deal of interest from day TO
day, il primarily for the purpose Of
raising means TO promote the celebra-
ton on May Il Of the eighty eighth an
niversary Of NOrway's independence.
The votes cost cent each. and it is
expected that at least $4,000 VIII be
cast, so numerous are the friends Of the
young women. among Scandinavians
and others The contest will close at
] p. m, Monday, May l., and the win
ner, besides receiving a handsome
prize win be the belle Of the ball at
Christensens' on the night Of the cell
ebratiOn.
The ballOting has been very spirited
so far, and more ballot boxes were
placed yesterday. Polls are located
now at the following places: Justice
Nelson's court, Jensen's jewelry store,
MatsOn's photograph gallery. Lion drug
store and the Salt Lake Tailoring es-
tablishment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
MoNoN IS ABSORBED.
New Railroad System Embraces
Louisville & Nashville

New Railroad System Embraces
Louisville & Nashville
'h.aEr May G.-A new railway syS-
ZEN embracing the Chicago. Ir5ianapo-
IT'S Louisville. ,N1non). and the
Louisville g. Nashville. wiu q, is said.
SON 1e i~ operation between Chicaso
.'H View Orleans To was learned to-
cay according to the Daily News. that
.'l- IT.. Gates and those working with
'.Tl r#Ea secured control Of the Mo-
''1 This Was done by buying S3,Ooo.Ooo
WORTH ". stock i0 the open market and
.s IN. purchase yesterday from Gen
..- >ura. Thomas of SSUs0.0 600 addi-
'..-a. stock no -. giving the Gates syD-
.... 100000 of the SI5.Oo0Oo0 capital
Stock ". rr. road The purchase is
.1 Che .5.1 of gaining entrance 20
'aEr Cor Che Louisville & Nashville.
new company which probably win
.t the chicago & New Orleans
.NaT company win operate the TIVE
..s q. r. Morgan e. 20. viii finance
... deal The amount Of the capital
s,A it is said. has not vet been de-
ear5 urar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
RECEIVER IS ASKED.
N--'ro1o s. Northwestern Company
rs in Dimculties

a..r. Nay 5-The Mercantile Trust
..s ~ has hlei application Tn the
court FOR foreclosure Of the
--Se on The Colorado & North
-s,.-.a railway and appointment OF a
'N-'-'sT. The court VIII act upon the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

itance tax claimed by the state, in the
event that the courts hold the law con-
stitUtiOnal. The action to determine
the matter was instituted some time
ago, but has not yet reached a hear
inc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04
wa1ksr's store

sr- I Berger. wei known in this
r;--- - . frst-class w0man's tailor, Is
-,o-~ fD charge Of the woman's tailoring
5aoa-frnent az Walkers store