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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-07
outbreA1s IN Balkans,

Vienna. Aus. s.--The foreign Office Is
absolutely wlilio9t Information regard
ing the freshopthreaks In the Balkans
and Is not inclined 10 believe that the
situation is really dangerous The
diplomats are egnvinced that so long as
Austria and Rpsyia maintain their pres
ent attitude any serious outbreak Is i'm
probable.
one OF the principal explanations for
the reported fresh Outbreaks is that the
harvest being over large numbers Of
men leaving wofk have Joined the bands
in Macedonia but s general revolution
airy movement hnptars Go De unevrect-
ed. 10 is thought that the Macedonia
committees are following their former
policy Of melting attacks upon the
Turkish Mohamnwdans iu the hone of
exciting the Tnks 90 massacre the
BulgnrIans IN revenge.
IL ~ believed that Turkey IS well
prepared 20 put down any revolution.
there being $1,000 troops in the dlsaf-
fected provinces IN addition 10 large re-
serves.
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HALL GRANTS
THREE DIVORCES
The Testers, Vunders and Bless
ngs Legally Separated
WIVES THE C0MPLAINANTS,
erA Onenses We're Charged, in-
.ai.lt D-aaHsAa,usr NgUeity
Aud Failure 90 supports

JUICE Hall held brief session OF
rop, this morning and granted three
di,s.eeg Hattie D. Lester was granted
"a divorce from Samuel Lester on the
grounds Of habitual drunkenness ana
cruelty. They were married N TINS
citv on Jan p, 1901 The evidence
won't to show that defendant had called
his wife vile names, had threatened TO
arrest her and had tried 20 drive htr
from fheir home By the ueCiee M,9
Lester is given the househOla luIii,--
tura aud awarded N)iO allmony' 80
attorneys Zee and $lllO costs Oh sun
Ellen Vlnder was divorced from A.
hort Vlnder on the ground OF cruelty
'rhey were married In this county ON
NAV lG 1909 Defendant had also peen
gulity OF calling his wife vile names,
gorhle blessing was also divorced
from George Blessing on the GROUND ol
nan. slIpport. Thoy were marrle1 IN
Cincinnati. o.. IN April 1898, and nave
three children, the custody OF Whom u
awarded to plaintiff, she Is also aWaiu-
ed $40 per month alImony
ONE BY JUDGE LEWIS.
Almeda Duke was granted divorce
from Oliver Duke today by Judge Lew
ls on the ground OF failure to support
'rhcy were married at ToOeie CITY on
Dec. s. 1892 Mrs Duke rs awarded
Inc custody Of their minor child
Courts
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UNION PACIFIC REPORT.
Splendid Showing for the Year Ending
June 3d.

The annual report of the Union Pa
cific railroad for the year ending June
80 makes an excellent showing in view
of the prolonged strike In the railroad
shops last winter and the companys
extensive repairs along the line IL
especially reflects the substantial con-
dition Of business in the west.
Following is a synopsis OF the re"
port;
Gross earnings, s5i,O75iSS; increase,
1854 800.
Operating expenses and taxes, VS.
"a, 2l5; Increase, $SiSI9s9
Net earnings, s22,S27 9i2; increase,
S3s6,ei0.
To the net earnings We're added diW-
bends on Northern Securities company
stock Of 80, SSs, 053 an income from 9th
or sources to make the total income
SCI, 1872, 1872, an increas of sS7O,b27, The
total fixed charges were Si2,0l,06S, an
increase Of sS03S5.
After paying off dividends there re-
manned a surplus of s6,s69,l5s, an In
crease OF $64S, 1gS.
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FRAUD CHARGED.
John ForgIe Says judgment Ken
dered Against Him ~ Void

An injunction suit was filed In the
district court yesterday afternoon py
John Forgie against isaac Woolfe JUS
lice of the Peace McOmie ana the shef-
m Of Beaver county to prevent them
from taking any further action towards
collecting a Judgment for $3.50 secured
by Defendant Woolfe against the pam
tl0 herein Ia Justice McOmie's court
al Murray. II is alleged that Francis
q. Luke. the attorney for Woolte, fled
a false affidavit In the case and there
by induced the Justice to enter deiauli
Judgment against FOrgle, who was de-
PENDANT IN the action below before ae-
PENDANT was in default and even be-
fore he had been served with a sum
mons in the case, The adidavit OF
Luke set out that Forgle had been
seryed by constable at Milford on
AprG Is. whereas IN fact he was not
served until May .. Il Is therefore
asked that the pretended judgment be
declared null and void and that plain
ain recover judgment for damages for
the fraudulent acts Of Wolfe and his
attorney.
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woods and rescue our men VINO are
cut on ,.,yer
sTake your choice was the answer
AMI Miles vent forward with an aN
Lr;rade followed by several companies
M moons The enemy who sWhIuleu
~ me- timber. were driven back from
iheir ambush. and the young sli1 o'',
Ger led back in triumph me 'llloll l''..
Who we're about to be- made prisoner
ghat was the beginning OF Nelfoni ~
Miles career as O soldier Tue k"lt"'
and consucuous part he bore from Inat
titna forward m the Ciy!l war r. pretty
f,miHlr TO the readers of me lrvotua
- tboss most dramatic ard Nnflhk
ti,s, iu our nations history FIn"
E,ir Oaks To AppomattoX Miles VA, lu
DIo yery heart OF that great c0nlllol'
To- commnuded regiment then brl-
gale. Then q division and Tor time
.,r,, ihr famous Second army CORPS
,vhioh was utrhaps the hardest loughl
cnrns ln the history OF the world ht
,.e three times wounded, once nlBh
unto death. He was made q brlgalieI
pap.Iail for distinguished services dui-
Inc the battles OF the Old Wilderness
5rottgylvanh Court House md Ohan-
celorsvllle. AZ the close of the war
be was hreyetted major general OF
limited States volunteers ana was mus
tcr,d out OF service Sept !, 1856.
Instead of returning to business pur-
suits as did most ot his compaulots
who had not been educated at west
Point Gen. Miles then chose Che army
as the profession Tor No best suited to
hls tastes and qualifications He was
then only q, years OF age Within a
week he had entered the regular army
as a colonel Of the Fortieth infantry.
piomod0n came slowly but surely lie
rose TO bigadier-g general Dee. 10, 1851
70 major. general Ia April 1880 and as
ranking maiOr-general became The ace
tive head of the United states army ON
oct. 8, 1895 In 1900 he vas advanced TO
general.
g'nce the civil war Cen Miles has
won aurcls a. Indian fighting. which
was until our late war with Spain the
only field open for an ambitious sol
dier he has fought successful battles
with the iercest Of The tribes, from the
Rannocks IN the north TO the Apaches
IN the south Perhaps his most nota-
bic campaign was that against the
Apaches under Geronimo and Natchez,
who surrendered In 1856. This cam-
palgn practically ended hostllties on
the western frontier History viii give
Gen Miles a large measure OF the
crcdlt for the winning Of the west
from the hostile natives who stood in
the way of westward progress of civil
tZatIOu.
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TOO MUCH CONFIDENCE.
This Characteristic Costs Young
Woman at Saltair $500.

"Bnt a. not dun thy palm with enter.
taiument OF each new-hatched nnodpad
c1mr dos Shakespeare
II ,hig advice had been compiled with
Miss Marie Beckum Brown would hlyc
besn 500 better Oh today THE report F
that Misn Rrowu aud her friend. Mrs Vs.
T. Swanson 81 go 2 street went 90 Sale
air yesterday afternoon and while them
concluded 10 60 10 bathing Miss BrOVu
was ercuinitred With two valuable dice
m0hd rings which she plafel iu Mos
ENauson's hag AFTER she ploc Il
them n the finger of one 'l uer e1Ncf
and Mn Swanson. NOT caring t0 Take Hr
BAG in thc water with her handed o. o. a
straner woman STANDING near by to hIi
unfn ,hep should return The wOmsu
kindly consented au held the uag tN H
was called Tor. recurring t % o. owner
with stlf-sgtlsfta smile q Nu'p later
q Was discovered Char the glove aun la
nngs we're missinr. as was l'1 the
eifanae woman. and 40 trace of e.tf ~
caalB be found. Detectives are now work
Ing on the case
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cHAsE.cHAoE FHNILY REUNION

The fourth annual reunion OF the
chase-Chace Family association VIII
be- feld az tine First Unitarian church
anoEn as the Charch of the Apostle
EEoD corner Eliot square and Dudlcy
cueet Boston RoxburO Mass at so
ID. M, Thursday Sept. 3, 1903 The adj
dress this year viii be made by Rev
George s. Chase Of Maine, IN addition
10 which an iniaresting literary ana
muelcal Program is now in preparation
Nc1rly every community contains de-
sc.ndants Of william, AQullla or
Thomas Chase. VINO came 10 America
from England nearly 300 years ago
ana an Invitation to be present Is eX-
tended 70 an.
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That IS What Happened to VIM
Major at HarrisyiIIe Station
SUSPECTED NAN ARRESTED.
william ROLAND Charged with For
gery-Thomas irving In Trouble
KIT Of Tools stolen.

ogden Aug 1.-The railroads In the
nelghborhood Of this city seem 90 be
infested with murderous robbers ana
another man was held up, shot and
robbed at Harrisylle station on the
Oregon Short Line in this county this
morning. The victim OF the crime is
William Major Of Nevada, and the facts
50 far as learned are as follows:
Major was riding between two box
cars on his way to ogden. When the
train stopped at Harisyille, he stepped
out from between the cars. and was
confronted by d hobo who commanded
him TO hold up his hands Instead Of
obeying the order the Nevada man
struck the hlghWayman with his fist,
knocking him down The latter sprang
10 HE feet and fired two shots at Major
one passing through the lower part OF
his left leg, the other taking effect In
hls thigh. The wounded man dropped
and the other went through his pockets.
securing gold watch and chain
small amount Of money and 49,
callher revolver. The trainmen heard
the shooting and hastily repaired to the
spot but the robber had disappeared,
and they found Major lying on the
ground in a pool Of blood They placed
him on the train and brought him 10
ogden, where he was taken to the gen
er9l hospital and is being cared for
by the hospital physician The injuries
proved to be only flesh wounds, and
the doctor thinks no serious results viii
follow Il was learned that the hold
up had gone northward, and Deputy
sheriff Belnap took the first train for
Corinne, where he hoped 70 intercept his
man. Shortly after he left, however,
a telephone message was received by
sheriff Railey from Brigham city. an
nouncing that a man exactly answering
the description Of the robber had been
arrested ut that place The sheriff
at once started for Brigham and will
doubtless bring the prisoner back with
him. TIE man arrested had no gun
nor any OF the property stolen, but tho
officers feel sure they have the person
NfunfaD
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The Iowa Banking association has
declared against corporations issuing
etccls and bonds Gu excess Of the actual
va.ue ~ the corporations assets: and
Salt Lake banker today character
i1ed this as "a happy move which he
would like 20 see obtain elsewhere IN
DE United States
r1day's local bank clearings amount
Cd 20 &'30s5se as against i7l6. Os221
icr The corresponding day Of last year
When asked today Ter an explanation
OF this slump a member Of the Clear
lns House said that candor compelled
him 10 confess u was due TO a regular
falling OF IN business and that There
was no use Of trying 70 unload IL an
ot 10 the stock exchange.
Attorney Mitchell, representing the
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

II. IT. Wood OF Omaha. general freight
agent for the Union Pacific, IS at the
Knutsford.
Assistant General Freight Agent
Trip Of the Missouri Pacific and Rio
Grande systems has gone to Idaho on
business
DR.. A. +. Jonas of Omaha, chief
surgeon OF the Union Pacific accom-
panied by party OF physicians from
the middle west, was In town yesterday
They leave today for the Yellowstone,
II. c. Wagner, travelling agent for the
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul, is
registered at the Kenyon; f. w. Aims
worth OF the Rio Grande, Is also at the
Kenyon, and George Gelger and II, y,
Lopas OF the Rio Grande, are at the
Wilson.
l.. l.. Downing. general travelling
ngent for the oregon Short Line, re-
turned from Wyoming yesterday ana
is confined 60 his home with illness
lie reports large wool shipments and
heavy first shearlng.
j. H. Graybill OF Nampa, Idaho, i'm
migration agent for the oregon short
Line. has returned from trip to east
efn points g. y. HURT OF Boise, com
missioner for the state OF Idaho, at The
Lewis & Clarke exposition at Portland
and also to ST. Louis, had lengthy
interview with Mr. Burnley OF the Short
Line this morning.
Five long train loads OF G. A. r. peo-
pie, crowded To the guards, came In
over the Rio Grande system this morn
ing. en- route to the encampment at san
francisco. 4 good many local people
arc taking advantage OF the cheap rates
afforded by this excursion 70 visit Pa
eliic coast points.
An order has gone forth from Fed
eai Inspector Hickok that all sheep In
Wyoming and Utah which have been
exposed to sheep scab, shan first be
dipped before they are put on board
the cars for shipment The railroads
viii refuse to handle consignmonts un-
less they are accompanied by the requl-
site certificates of health, provided by
law
H. c. Bush, traffic manager OF the
Colorado Midland c. W Cook. assist
ant general freight agent al Topeka c.,
IL, Morehouse, division freight agent
at Denver, and y. Il. Williams. general
commercial agent at Colorado Springs,
who left here few days ago, taking
with them as their guest Prof j. j..
Mcclellan. the organist az the Taber-
nacle, have been heard from They
were taking In the sights OF Cripple
Creek and having an enjoyable time.
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AFTERNOON CALL.
Many Stoc 0 Go tnte 1obOggan -
The Sa,rs.

Stocks slumped badly this afternoon
and several Of them hit the toboggan
hard Among the lot were Lower Mann
moth, May Day ana Star Con The
sales posted are:
Daly-West, % OF 2S.35: at $40.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 20. 100 az 6gil .
300 at fsA 40 at 6sis, seller 10. shares
sold, 100
May Day 800 at S7s; 6OO at So. 1900
al s, seller 30; 800 at s. 1900 at ~.
shares sold 1900
Sacramento. 100 at "a.
star Con-. 25 gt % 70O at IS, 500 at 10,
COO at lSia 100 at 1879.
Martha Washington, 1000 at lis 1900
AT ~.
New York Bonanza. 1000 at 22 500
at 22ia
Wabash, 500 at III
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NO DECISION YET.
That In Bach-Gallagher Case VIII
Come Tomorrow,

Judge Lewis did not hand down his
decision this morning IN the Fred Bach
and "Reddy Gallagher habeas corpus
cases as was expected. The court want
ga more time in which 10 consider the
points raised and announced that he
win hand down decision tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock The points m
vowed are OF unusually great Import
ance for the reason that should the
court decide that the ordinance, under
which the two defendants were con-
vlcted and sentenced has never been
properly passed by the council the rul-
ing win affect all the criminal ordi.
nances in the revised ordinances Of
1890. and they win Of course be declared
null and void. IL viii be seen, therefore.
that the matter is q very serious one,
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DEATH or DR.. SCAUELKE.
Well Known Wyoming Physician Takes an
Overdose Of Some Drug
Passed Away while "a Passenger on a
Stage En noute 90 Casper Was
A sireai Traveller.
special to the "News.O

Cheyenne Wyo,, Aug 7-Dr. julius
A. schuelke. one Of the leading physi-
clans OF Wyoming died suddenly In a
Casper Thefmopolls stage while en-
route to Casper today. No details
have been received except that death
was caused BY an overdose Of some
drug. DR.. schuelke had travelled all
over the world He served IN the cuban
and Philippine campaigns as major and
surgeon In the regular army,
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Law Against Gambling Upheld.

Olympia, wash, Aug THE SUI
preme court today handed down a de-
cision upholdng the constltu,ionality
Of the law passed by the last legisa-
ture making the conducting Of gam
bling resort or game o felony. For
the purpose OF testing the law Fritz
Dietrich, a Spokane gambler plead
guilty 10 charge Of conducting "a
gambling game and was sentenced to
one years imprisonment IN the peni-
Tertiary The supreme court today
ordered the sentence to be carried out,
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Damage Suit Transferred.

An action WAS brought few days
ago IN the Third Judicial district court
FOR salt Lake county hy Heller c..
Walker through Nies Lind his guard
Ian ad Ntem. against the Bingham
Coppor and Gold Mining company 20
recover s25. 800 damages for Injuries re-
coive8 hy the plaintiff while in the em-
nloy Of the defendant at their smelter
ln West Jordan The plaintiff is a minor
Us voars OF age The case was yesier-
llN removed % The L. y cIrcuIt count.
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Trouble with Negroes Threatened

Charlotte, ~ C,Aug. SERIOUS trou-
hle between negroes and whites IS
threatened at Henrietta, the location of
one Of The largest cotton mills IN
North Carolina. Two negroes were
cut last night and one OF them win
die The cause of the trouble was the
alleged disturbing Of a colored moa,-
ing by whites and the cursing Of
white boy by a negro An armed
crowd Of negroes was dispersed by the
extra force OF policemen on duty, but
more trouble be expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-07

bondholdcrs Of the Bear River lrriga-
tion md ogden Waterworks company
r. W. Young attorney for the ulah
Sugar Co.. and w II Rove went norm
mis- morning to close up the details of
The biz canal and land settlement re-
Gently announced By the News. - Prior
10 his departure. Mr. Mitchell obtained
a loan Of S,f3slO6 from the National
Bank of the Republic. on Receiver
Bradley's certificates This money VIII
20 to the Utah Sugar company to huy
water rights, which Mr. Mitchell viii
hand over to the various farmers to
settle the LITIGATION.
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HAGEN HELD.
Must Answer To District Court for At
tempted Grand Larceny,

william Hagen, who was arrested by
the police several days ago on the
charge Of attempting TO rob a drunken
man on Commercial street was before
Judge Dlehl this morning for prellml-
nary hearing He WAS held to answer to
the district court on the charge OF at
tempted grand larceny. His bail was
fixed at $500 which he was unable to
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You are glad you have found
them out--Schilling's Best -
and your grocer is glad.

time the clock has stopped since the
completion OF the building Upon un
examination OF the tlmepiece today by
Engineer I.aWrencei was believed that
It had been wound too tight II VIII
be started again this afternoon.
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

William ROLAND was arrested by on
GERS Misner and lIerrlck last night on
the charge Of forgery, IL is alleged
that the prisoner went 90 Rosen's sec
and hand store and attempted to pass
Sl2 check with the name Of w H.
Cheyers, a we'll to do sheep man. signed
TO IT, After being apprehended, Roll
land admitted that the check was
forged
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YOUNG vs.. M,uuNE.
Decree In Partition Pursuant TO an
Agreement

In the case Of Arthur Young against
A. w. McCune and Elizabeth 4. Nc
Cune. Judge Hall today rendered de-
cree in partition pursuant to an agree
ment entered into between the parties
10 The action. A. W McCune Is decreed
TO be the owner OF lots Z s and 3, block
q Plat ], and lot a. block "a, plat J.
Plaintiff Young is decreed 10 be the
owner OF lots 2, Q, 4, 8 ana 6. block 2
plat ] lot 4. block 81 and lots /, ? and I,
hlnnll hN an IN plat ID
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-
workmen Killed 10y Cossacks.

KEN. Russia, Aug Three work
men we're Killed and "a wounded when
the Cossacks hred ON the strikers Who
were attempting 10 interfere with rail-
road traffic The rioters numbered 1000
4 magistrate an officer and several sol
dlers were injured by stones,
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CLARK.--At Colney Hatch. London, NJ
june ~ 1906 Alexander CLARK. formerly
an active member IN the ShQrcdilLh
branch. Brother Clark died In fan iaith'
lnteTment at New Southgate cemetery
July 9, l9Q3 -Millennlal Star.
city, Aug G. 1853. Of heart disease v n-
cent Houscr; born Dec q 1859. 10 utI-
many. and brewer BY occupation.
Funeral services will be held Satura".
az Z y. m, from the funeral chap e{
un1ertaker Joseph William Taylor -
south West Temple street Friends 90
invited. lntermont IN city cemetery
PUGsLEY. In this city Aug Z. iel3, OF
general debility. Philip pngsley, boiu
Dec 49, 1872 In England.
Funeral Sunday time and place y ~
announced later,
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Il. f. RIrER's ESTATE.
Personal Property aud Profits Valued
At S32,00t,s0,

Judge Han this morning appointed
/. b. Ritter Jr. administrator Of the
estate Of l., h. Ritter deceased, ana
Axcd his bond at S55,SgS The value
OF the personal property ana the rents,
issues and profits from the real prop
eity OF the estate rs S29OliO
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WESTMAN'S DEATH.
Coroner's Jury Win investigate the
Cause Of II.

a venirc for the coroners jury to
investigate the cause of Wesmans
death. was issued 10y Justice bishop this
afternoon. and the following c.flzens
we're summoned 10 hear the evidence;
Mark RedalL L. j. Brown and H. g.
carter
THe witnesses who ave being exam
mpB thl. afternoon are John Larson.
VI. B. Jenries and r. II, Beckstrom.
They Will testify 30 practically the
same facts MS given above.
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THOMAS IRVING ARREsTEp

Thomas Irving, "a cook at the site
cafe was arrested this morning on the
charge Of assault and battery at the In
stance Of the chef Of the cafe. The
men had a quarrel this morning, which
eliminated in Irving striking the other
with his fist.
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FOREST SUPERVISORS,
Adolph W. Jensen of Utah aud e. A.
Porter Wyoming, Appointed,
fsneclal 10 the NNews.ol


Washington D. c.. Aug 7,-Adolph
W. Jensen Of Utah has been appointed
forest supervisor at a salary Of 81 200
G.. A. Porter Wyoming, salary, Sl.5eO.
John L. Berch Jr, Utah. has been APP
polluted forest ranger
PosTMASTERS APPOINTED.
Frank Roland has been appointed
postmaster az Kingston Idaho, vice
Chas A. smith, removed. and Matte i.
Elsted at Gladys vice Josephine Cheney
resigned Mrs Lula Miller has been
appointed postmaster az Castleton.
Utah, vice Lincoln Antics removed.
IDAHO FALLS BANK.
The comptroller OF the currency has
approved the organization Of the Amer
lean National Bank Of Idaho FAILS,
Idaho. capital $4,000 10y Bowen Curley
Idaho Falls. Jay H. Mason Gilbert O..
Wright w h. Klunaird, Edward =.
Coitman and others
a fost0fice has been established at
Colbert Neg oPrcas county Idaho
with Roy EmIeh as postmaster
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Attorney MITCHELL representing the
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TOOLS STOLEN.

a kit Of carpenters tools was stolen
from the new postoilice building this
morning The police are searching for
the tools and incidentally for the man
who stole them.