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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-13

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Sobu g. O'grien, 21 South &utb
etr., Cottage. s860.-M. 8. 5rotdp,
Weglain, nabe 9owarb, Cottage,
81 .OOO.-9. s. 0antins. SOC Gen'
iennidl Str, Cottage, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-13
Mms Den 0eri@tsbSfem.
$4,000 9 S6abenerfa 3.

Sm Bunoes9ertGt lpraden DIE 0e.
idmprenen bem SbeOoOre S9aaer,
BON Noblesbille, tpel6er Die boriige
yWmeriean Strawbpro Co." auf
$1,000 sdaoeneriab fir ben gerluif
zines GuBes pertlast bate, $4,000 gu.
Der bblep Sail.
81. girgen bes Sbsriffs SSObn g.
Oublep bon Sulipan @Ountp baben
i'm gunoesaeridt bas 8eiud einge=
rsidt, Die bon Gannie guib, Der Mat-
ter beg eelpn9ten Sarbieen Sames
Siqarb einserei9te Saaoeneriabtlage
seeen Sublep unb feline gtireen nieber=
suidlagen. Sic batte in ibrer &lase
bebauptet, baB fie cine 8etpobnerin
bon Sennsnse lei uno i'm bOrtigen @e=
ri9t sur 0ertpalterin beg Na&lafes
ibrss aufsebdneten SObnes ernannt
purbe. Die Siirsen bebaupten gu.
nddF, oaB Silaro iiberbaupt teinen
gta9laB bate unb baB bas @eri9t in
SenneHes, ba Sillarb Elm gewobner
bon Snoiana mar, iiberhaupt feline
Surisbiction bate, bic 8uib als Na9.
laBperualterin gu ernennen.
Yeri Der 8unbe s=8 rr 5
gel renen.
Die 8unoes @roBaef6worenen
reidten esitsrn ibren Sdlubberi6t ein.
sic erboben i'm @ansen A @ntlaeen,
bon uelden bic fOlssnben berOTentli4t
purben /:
Sarrp Sarrea bon Snbianapolis;
Galidmiinser, er befinbet iia felt Wto-
naten i'm @efdngniB, ba er nidt mebr
i'm Stanoe mar, Sarsidaft su Ieiiten;
feline Mutter batte lid bereebli9 Be-
mhbt, baB feline gIrsi9aft ernieorigt
tpurbe. Sic bebauptet, baB ibr Sobn
geiitesgeit6rt 1T.
2obert 6. Warren bon &anfafse,
8erlebung Der poitseieBe.
Wlap 8. Yobb bon Summitpille,
Sno., @srlsbuns Der pOitseiebe. sic
bate Ssiratbsseiude erlaiien unb TO-
oann peri9iebsne Wadnner betrosen,
inosm fie ii9 per pOit @eloiummen fiji
ihre unsebli9en &eiie-aussaben i4idsn
lieB.
8. 6. Srifb unb Sorace Sadion.
ginbru9 in bic pOftoffice in 9untina.
burg.
6rant Slo7an. Wm. S9rDeber uni
Sobn @ibiOl, ginbru4 in bic Dale
bile pofoffice. sic batten ibre Seutt
binter einem S9ulbauie in Mnberior
perftsdt 1no muroen perbaftet, als fl
oieielben abbolen mollten.
Soc 9ammonos uno Wm. &Oeoer
bon gbanspills, ginbrud in cine Yoit'
Office.
George @aneilman BON Cicero, Snb..
8srleBuns Der pOitgeieBe bur9 8er'
ienbuns obIe6ner 8iloer per pof.
@sOrse Wilion uno 9enrp Spite,
bon Meranoria, 6alidmiin3erei. Si'
iOlIen cine Nnsabl vSilber" =9olars
| fabrieirt unb bamit bic Ortf6aften in
8as-@iirtel iiberidpemmt baben.
.gtObert Sdpanneser. 8eraussabune
zines fali6en vSilber" Dollars.
&obert Srools uno Sames Walfel
bon gOansOille. 8erlebuns Der Bin.
nenfeuer=geiebe.
Der DC iB 9tung bes Sc.
riots Bel DUH ist.
Nm 4. Mai bemillists &i6ter Seq
TIERS Der Grau 2uella y. 8arneclo bi,
S9eiouns bon ibrem @atten Oliper
ct ,rlieB ieooh ben 8sfebl. baB fie lid
innerbalb Der nddifen amei Sabre MID
tpisbsr berbeiratben oirfe. G6on bre
Sage ipdter berbeiratbete iie iib mi
Charles 6. Bronion. &i6tsr 9eatber!
srfubr babon uno orbnete on, baB Fl
ibm borgefiibrt merbe unb ben @runl
ansebe, aus wel9en er fie ni9t tueser
MiBadiung zines ri9terli9en Befebl!
befrafen iOllte.
g 4abenerf bfIa9e geeen
einen 8erfibrer.
Wm. @iaiams perflaste Srbea Sor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-13
Na6rtbten aus Snbtana.
3 ie taltb | Il itigen M rb e
in 8 o paro Gpuntn.

X " u " U
IN 8 tparo Gpuntn.
9otomO. Bis gum Sieni flag
waren nod feine @erbaftuneen in
Serblnoung nit ben 3rpei Morben,
tpelden stpei brabe iunse 2eute, 2ouis
Deaser uno 6rancis Sutton gum
Opfer fielen, porgenommen porben,
aber Die Uni ifanosbeweiie eegen brei
junse 2eute aug Der Na9barf9aft BON
0emlod ldufen ii9 mebr uno mebr
uno es miro ertuartet, baB iid f9on
innerhalb Der nd9ten "a Stunben
8erbaftun9en ieniationelsr 9lrt ereig.
men merben. Gs bat iid berausae=
| iteat, baB Der &epolper, pelder neben
Der 2ei9e bes Sutton eefunben tpurbe,
iiberbaupt gar ni9t ab9efeuert tporoen
mar. Wobl par Der cine 2auf leer,
aber oerielbe mar iiberbaupt ni4t
selaben getpeien, als Sutton ii9 ben
&epolper bon ieinem Ietter gelieben
batte. Die Sbeorie oes Selbifmorbes
fdQt our9 oieie gntoedung fort uno
Der Coroner bat, na9oem er ben Sn-
auef auf's Heue er6ffnet bate, bereits
einen Guf Worb lautenoen Wabripru9
absessbsn. Ser 2eibitallbeliksr 2irf=
patrif bon Semlof bate orei Mdnner
tur3 Dor Der grmorbung bes Yeaser
seieben, welbe fi4 in elmer slaep per=
fedt batten unb ipdter bic &idtuns
na9 Der 2anbitrabe einf4lusen, pelHe
geaser auf Der Seimfabrt benuben
mubte. gs beibt, baB sewiiie iunge
2eute bon SemIod fid neridporen
baben, ni4t su ouloen, oab lunae
2eute bes benahbarfen Sorfes Dat
LAMB nit ben iunsen Mdbden bon
9emlod 2iebesperbdltniiie antniipfsn.
Sie beioen ermoroeten iunsen 2eute
ftammten bon Satlanb.
Gin neues pernbaus.
NAB 3. Ser 8au zines neuen
OpernbauIes pirb bier proiectirt. gs
heiBt, baB bic Obj 6caoms bic Sadie
in bic Sano nebmen tpolIen uno baB
|i9on in Der nd9fen Sibuns Der
Mnaffaiia Wesnil 2ose 8. .. .. s.
bic n6tbisen borbereitenoen S9ritts
eetban tpsrben iolIen, um ben plan 3u
pertpirfliden. Ser 8au purbe ettpa
$40, 600 toften.
Banferott.
Sort % apne. Die Wc@lel-
ian gant bon 9luburn unb bic 9e
3alb Banf bon Waterloo, tpel9e bon
Mc@le1an's grben tpeiterssfiibrt pOr-
ben paren unb fur tuel9e fiirslib Elm
WaIIenpermalter ernannt tpurbe, baben
fih fur bancroft ertldren miiHen.
Sen paiiiba bon $121. 900 itebell
Nctipa bon $50. 1000 eessniibsr.
WoIIte abolut ferbe
i Granffort. Martin &u9 elm
60.jdbriser GARNER bon Waibington
Somnfbip. iaste ii4 in Der WaOntas
Ia6t flint 2useln in ieinen 20rpsr
Cine Der 3ugeln oeruriadte cine
lebensgefdbrlide Wunbe. &ud batte
i'm 2aufe oes 3ases ieinen auf Der.
i9ieoenen 6armen i'm gountp Dob=
nenoen Ginosrn 8eiu9e abgeltattet.
@egen Mitterna4t febrte er Bel ieinem
in biefiser Ra9bari9aft uobnenoen
Sobne elm. Ddbrenb berieIbe bas
| pfero in BEN Stall hradte, h6rte er
plobli9 in rai9er &eibenfol9e fiinf
| 3epOlberi6ihe. 8on banger Nbnuns
erfiillt elite er in's Saus uno er fano
ieinsn Batter in e.ner 8lutla9e liegenb
bot.
u@olbbrid" 6 d 10 inoIer
berbaftet.
8ineennes. 9ier fino 3tpei Wdn=
Iner, Namens Is. &oberts uno Charles
Is. SeIome in benz Mugenblid berbaf=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-13
1tmabb6mgi8er Smrm-Wereiu

4ette Nbemo 8 1tbr re9eIs
mdbt8e 0ei6dftssW sWerianttats
lung.
Spiepb Seller, 1. Spre@er.
Aoam @robfopf, 1. S9riftwart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-13
8erei9sruns Der Sum.

Sie Sobn Serron 2unit=afociA IN
bat fur bas 4uni=Snititut swei o.
mdlbe bon Gbaie, uel4e in Der 2unif=
Nusitelunq ausgsfeat waren, tduFi4
errerben. Sas cine iit elm Still
lsben" unb bas anbere bas portraif
. Sorotbea". tpel6es aafeitis bon ben
8eiuhern bstpunoert tpuroe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
CORPORATIONS WANT 1T.
Scope of a Bill introduced in Boise
Legislature.
Especial to The Herald. )

Boise, Ida, Jan. 22.-State Senator
Barney O'Neill, the Wallace banker
and Senator Heyburn's manager during
the senatorial contest. has introduced
bill IN the senate that strikes hard
blow at the laboring man. 1t pro
yldes that when a suit is pending for
damages for injuries received that the
physician who attends the injured ner-
son shall be released from the secrecy
which guard confidential comnunica
tlons made TO ministers. priests and
physicians, and can testify in the case
without the consent of the patient. It
Is understood that the bill was drawn
by a Spokane corporation attorney
VINO is also seeking to press the same
measure through the Washington fes
lslature. Senator O'NeilPs corporati0n
afnIations are so well known that la
Dor representatives are inclined IN
serutinize whatever measures he NAV
advocate. AS the big mining corpo-
ratlons and railway companies supplv
their own physicians to attend the in
1ured wokmen when possible. it is per-
fectly evident that the physician womb
nave to testify in behalf of his en-
ployers or lose his job.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
ASK FOR MORE TIME.
Committee on Laws Not Ready to Re
port on Telephone Franchise

Logan, Jan. 22-The city council did
not present the new telephone Franchise
TO the Home Telephone COMPANY AT its
regular session last night as was ex-
pected- Instead, the committee on laws
and ordinances asked for more time in
Whlch 10 settle on the terms of the pro-
posed franchise
The business men of the CITY presented
petition in which they urge the coun-
ell TO take the electric bonding question
out OF the courts and endeavore to sell the
DondS IN the east to parties who will risk
their being legal.
The state land board purchased the en-
tire issue of bonds $685. 600 WORTH voted
by the people of this city for the purpose
OF building a municipal electric plant but
technical question as to the legality of
the ponds arose. and the land board in
sisted upon having the courts pass upon
the matter. A friendly suit was filed in
the district court and Judge Hart decided
that the bonds were legal
! The case was then taken to the supreme
court, where 1t is. dragging along and
the business men having grown tired of
paving the stiff prices demanded for
lighting service by the Hercules company.
desire the mayor and council to get the
new plant in operation as soon as posi-
Bile Action on the petition was deferred
Emil Maurer of Providence was Arrest
ed Yesterday for battery, comitted upon
the person of John Ruegg. Justice Smith
of this city fined the offender S.
The regular quarterly conference of the
Cache stake will be held next SATURDAY.
and SUNDAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
MANA LEGISLATURE
KILLS PROPOSED LAWS

Butte. Mont, Jan. pa special to
the Miner from Helena says:
This morning the house killed tho
anti-company store bin by adoptine the
report of the corporation committee
and also bin changing the time for
commencing actions at law from one
year 10 four after cause of action
arises
Both these measures contemplated
radlcal changes in the present laws.
Otner bills killed were proposed con-
sutulonal amendments changing the
qudiI ann lions OF county superintendent
OF public instruction and Changing tbs
manner OF taking appeals from the
district court to the supreme court. and
another which would have permitted
the serving of summons upon CORPORA
lions by filing notice with the secre-
tary of state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
EUREKA NEWS NOTES.
P. I. Cook Is Taken to a Salt Lake
Hospital For Treatment.

Eureka. Jan. PIP T. Cook. who was
severely burned Monday night by the
explosion of d coal oil lamp at his home
on Church street, WIS taken to the St.
Marks hospital in Salt Lake today. Mr.
Cook had three ribs broken by a fall at
the Observation-Disclosures mine about
month ago. and because of that injury
ana MS advanced age ne is in IA Their
precariouh condition. He is a member
of the odd Fellows, who are attending
TO his comfort
F. II. Holzheimer has rendered his res
ignation as city attorney, and the eoun-
eli has been called to meet tomorrow
night TO consider the appointment by
Mayor Gear of his successor. It is gen
orally understood that Arthur NJ. Bowen
viii be appointed. Mr.. Holzheimer has
been resident of Eureka for six years
he IS senior member of the firm of HoZ-
heimer q HOlzheimer and prominent IN
the business and social life of Eureka
Mr.. Holzheimer was elected member
OF the legislature of 1901 and is serving
his second term as city attorney He
expects to remove to Pocatello Ida in
about a month to join his brother w A
Holzhelmer, in the practice of law
A petition to the legislature praying
for an appropriation of $1,000 for the
repair of the public highway from the
Juab-Dtah county line on the east has
been circulated in Eureka and received
the signatures of a large number of tax
payers The road in question is the only
thoroQghfare = g Ne phi- ttir county seat
of Juab county, and fty<aH me valley
towns northeast of Tintic. The part for
which the appropriation is asked lies in
the extreme end of Utah county so re-
mote from the principal towns that road
SUPERVISORS of that county have appar-
entity forgotten its existence. II is trav-
eled. however. by fruit and vegetable
peddlers, freighters and everyone else
who comes overland into Tintic district
and is in a dangerous condition Two
years ago the legislature appropriated
money for its repair, but the bin was i'm
he
appointed by Governor Wells took adj
vantage of that fact 10 expend the
money on other parts of the road to the
county seat. 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
After Hearing the Evidence Judge
Marioneaux Finds For Defendants.

Especial to The Heraid1
Provo. Jan. 22.-Judge Marfoneaux
heard the case of Lewis Lewis VS.. ]. T.
Bateman and Benjamin Bates in the
Fourth district court today. 1t is an
action brought to enjoin defendants. who
are school trustees in Alpine school dis
trlct. from removing the seats from the
school house and using the building for
dancing purposes.
After hearing evidence Judge Marion
eaux decided in favor of the defendants.
olssolVing the temporary Injunction
granted by Judge Booth, plaintiffs to paw
costs. ~
1t is stated by some of the Anime peo-
pie who object to dances in the school
house. that State Superintendent Nelson
ana county Superintendent Brown also
entertain the opinion that the practice
should be stopped. and it is probable that
If Il cannot be done under the present law
that legislation which VIII prevent il will
be asked for at the present session of the
Legislatures.
A petition has been filed by james J.
Bullock for letters of administration in
the estate of George NJ. Brown. deceased
me property on which IL is desired to
administer is fifteen shares OF stock In
the West Union Canal company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
VOTE ON MERGER TODAY
North Jordan Canal Company
Stockholders Will Hold
a Meeting.

1t is expected that the fate of the Utah
lake water, proposition will be settled to-
udN- meeting of the stockholders of
/ me North Jordan Canal company is to
De neiG TINS morning at TayIorsVille. and
vote VIII be taken on the question of
consolidating with the other three com
pahles- me directors would not vote in
favor OF the merger when the question
came to an issue two weeks ago Satur-
DAY a meeting of the representatives Of
the canal companies viii be held in this
1t was supposed that the question of the
merger was settled several weeks ago
Inc North Jordan representatives looked
win favor upon the proposition and one
of the directors of that company heIned
TO draw uD the articles of agreement At
a SUBSEQUENT meeting the matter of the
agreement was submitted to a vote. but
tne NORM Jordan people voted unfavor-
adv rms action came in the nature OF
surprise TO the other representatives
VINO had Rugged the belief that there
were no obstacles in the way of the con-
Solldatlon as 1T had been planned
II was the intention to have the di-
rectors pass upon the question and then
TO have the stockholders vote unoD If
The North Jordan people gave as an ex
cuse Tor their position that they had con-
GUIDED that they did not want to sink the
Iqentlty OF the company by entering into
tne plans OF the consolidation. The fact
that the determination had NOT been
reached suddenly is evidenced by a state
ment of one of the directors of the com
pany, who said that he had not at any
time favored the merger. -
Inere are other plans on foot if the
I tan lake proposition does not go
through. but they are not considered
equal to this one. The Utah lake Dropo-
sltion will meet all the requirements of
the government. The others may not.
Ihere Is considerable danger that if the
government cannot be interested in any
or the local propositions that the money
whlch would be expended here will be
turned into improvements sonoewhere
else. II the counties immediately sur
rounding Salt Lake can share in the gov
eminent fund to be used for improving
me hrlsation situation great step will
question for the future
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
CITY DADS TALK BOOST
Aldermen PuzzIing How to Raise
Salaries Without Increas-
ing Taxes.

IL viii probably be some time before
the finance committee of the city council
vii VIII De able to determine whether it can
raise the salaries of all city employees
without necessitating an increase in the
UNI YAK levy. There are so many things
Whleh must first be taken into considera-
tion, and thoroughly looked into, before
the committee can act intelligently in the
matter. that month may elapse before
an ordnance granting. a general increase
can be prepared intelHgently
1t is said that if the council dispenses
city funds in the future with the same
taFisn hand that il has in the past, it wilt
Dc almost impossible to raise salaries
without increasing the tax levy from ~
10 mills. On the other hand. a little
conservatism. it is argued will permit
or larger salaries for everyone from tax
IeNY Tor 1903 the same as for last wear
IL is anticipated that a 715-mill levy this
wear VIII produce a greater. revenue than
IN 1907 owing TO the advance in the as
sessed valuation of property. Just what
remains to be determined before the
finance committee can act intelligently
upon the salary question.
another fact to be taken into considera-
ton is lust how much additional revenue
the CITY VIII accrue from the merging of
the five Justice of the peace precincts
INTO one. and limiting the amount which
can De sued for in that court The new
law places the limit at $40. Prior to that
1t was $50. All cases above $40 must now
pc MED IN the city court. 1t is argued
a very remunerative one for the CITY. But
lust how much is not know now, and un-
III an estimate can be made, the finance
committee of the council cannot with
accuracy. tell just how the city would
lare financially should it advance
salaries.
At the close of the calendar year the
civ treasurer had a surplus on hand of
about $4,000 OF that sum about s3l 900
was transferred from the city Jail and
city crematory funds. On the other hand
= must be remembered, that the wants of
the city are increasing year by year. and.
as city official expressed it yesterday
II the council proceeded with the same
caution In appropriating money for this
1r that thing. as it does with raising sal
aries. the tax levy for 1902 could be re-
iuced a half mill. But if the council
continues in the future to give money
light and left for every little thing which /
zones up to it. as il has done in the past
md then raises salaries. the tax lew will /
lave to be increased; provided however !
ne assessed valuation of the city has |
utncientIy increased to offset the extra 1
money which the council will snapd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
NOTHING TO ARBITRATE
Utah County Citizens Say the
Question Was Settled by
the Courts.
fspecial 10 nc HeraId-l

Provo. Jan. PA meeting called by the
presidency of Utah county stake for the
purpose or considering the Utah lake
water question. was held today in the
meeting house. There were present repre-
sentatIves of all the canal companies that
take water from Provo river in this coun-
y, and others who are interested in the
lake and the waters tributary thereto
President David John was elected chair
man of the meeting. President KeeIeF
stated that the object of the meeting was
10 aseertain whether the Titan county
people of this section-it is understood
that Similar meetings viii be held in the
south end and north end OF the county
would agree TO afbitrate present diff
terences existing between the water users
IN Utah county and Salt Lake county,
that viii need to be settled before any
steps can be taken to reservoir Utah lake
under the irrigation act, or whether il
viii be necessary to adJudieate the differ
enceS in the courts
There was quite spirited discussion,
and number of questions were asked
with view TO learning what Salt Lake
county people wanted to arbitrate but
no definite Information on these points
seemed to be available. The spirit of the
nothing TO arbitrate; that the questions
affecting the level of the waters
OF the lake and their retention by
means of the Jordan dam, are already
that If Salt Lake county people have any
proposals to make affecting the waters
OF the lake. that there Is already COM
mlttee appointed composed of citizens of
salt Lake and Titan countless for the pur-
pose of considering such proposals. The
committee, however, went on record, so
Tar as to express a preference for arbi-
tratlon of questions which NAV hereafter
come up touching the water shed of
Provo river. in which Salt Lake Utah.
Wasatch and Summit counties might be
Interested. committee was appointed
10 draft set of resolutions to be sub
mitted at an adjourned meeting to be held
a week from today. The resolutions will
probably be constructed on the theory
above indicated. The committee Isl
Roger Farrer. Joseph B. Keller. George
I. Peay, Nels Johnson. John B. Miller.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
IDAHO LEGISLATURE.
Resolution Authorizing Investipa-
ton Of State Departments.
Especial to The Heraldl

Boise. Ida. Jan. 22.-In the housa 70
day resolution by Jenkins was
adopted for the state affairs commit
lee to employ experts to investigate
all state departments Also a foint
resolution, by Mitchell. to make the
terms of county commissioner 60
years Bills introduced: BY Fitzpat-
TICK, that 90 per cent of liquor licenses
go TO county school funds; bv NJ
Bride, fixing the boundary line he
tween Demhi and Idaho counties 81
the Middle fork of the Salmon river.
by Brown. Eichelberger and Werner
by request, to establish state handi,
cra1t school; by Pyke. requiring for
e1gn corporations to file articles with
the secretary of state; by RrunsaT
appropriatinS $4,000 for a wagon rosd
between Canyon and Owyhee Counties
Dy HleS. TO permit occupants of ar
soldiers home TO vote in the precinct
where the home is situated. The Tds-
no academy deficiency bill. carr-,;,1.-
$6,554, passed the house. mo
Inc senate adjourned, after a short
session, for members to attend various
committee meetings. Va