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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
COURT NOTES.

Michael Shaughnessy and William
n. Rowe were today discharged from
bankruptcy by order OF Judge Marshall.
Attorney Blsmarck Snyder was today
admitted to practise In the federal
court.
Judge Hall has admitted the Will OF
William ] Lloyd, deceased, TO probate
IN the district court and appointed John
n. Lloyd as executor, as provided in
the VIII. The deceased left an estate
valued at about A000 The attorneys
Tor the heirs asked that the executor
be placed under sufficient bonds. but
the court refused 10 vary the terms
81 the win which provide that Mr.,
Lloyd shall not be required to furnish
bonds,
A suit 10 forecose on 200 shares OF
stock IN the Bullion Beck and Cham
plon Mining company was hled In the
district court yesterday afternoon by
the lions Savings Bank and Trust
company against II. y. Clawson. The
stock was turned over to the bank
on Dec. 81. 1897, to secure the pay
ment of a prOmissory note for s. 400,
for which amount judgment - now
asked.
William u. Green, VINO has been In
jail since June q for contempt OF court
IN failing 10 pas his wife. Emma j.
Grren, alimony as ordered by Judge
HALL will have e remain IN custody
until July II uness he can raise $50
before that date 10 pay his Wife Suit
for divorce was fled by Mrs. Green
about year ago and when the case
was tried Green Has ordered to pay his
wiic one-half Of his earnings for the
support OF herself and three children.
He failed to comply with the order OF
the court and was jailed for contempt
He win be released on July IA N he II
willing TO pay his wife the aimony
ordered By the court.
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Wanted Money from Woman He
Refused to Make His Wife.
SHE wEEPS IN COURT TODAY
Wan win Have TO serve One Hun
ar ed Days on The Rock Pile-oiher
Police Court Ohsnders'

The local court Of the first Instance
presided over By Judge Dlehl did a big
business this morning The long culprlt
bench was filled with all kinds OF faces
from the besotted whisky navigator TO
the low brow OF The graduated eriml'
nal. -.JI.
Dennis Coz and Mrs. Hyatt came In
for the greatest share OF attention from
the curious spectators. Goff was ar
ralgned on three counts Wis destroy
ing property, interfering with an officer,
and battery, The former charge was
dismissed and after brief inyestiga-
ton into the second he was fined s20,
and for the other offense a fine OF so
was imposed. Not having the neces-
sary funds he viii spend the next hun
dred days in the county bastile. Con
assaulted Mrs, Hyatt because she
wouldn't give him any money, And she
refused him the money because he
wouldn't marry her The woman was
very much affec ted, and spent most Of
the time in shedding tears ana MUIR
murjng. ut VIII teach him II lesson"
FOR TILL TAPPING.
G. r. Harmon painter, was ar
raIgned on the charge OF tapping the
till Of the Idaho saloon and extracting
tferefrom the sum of 81. He pleaded
not guilty and his hearing was set Tor
Monday. In default OF 5000 bonds he
was turned over to the tailer.
BRADY, .vAGRANT,
Dan Brady was found guilty Of vag-
rancy and OF violating a city ordinance.
He will have 30 days In jail In which
10 think over his financial condition.
]. II. Mccormick was discharged for
being drunk as il was his initial APP
pearance before his honor
THE LESSER FRY.
John hummer, guilty OF the same In
discretion, was discharged for the same
reason.
tom Smith. is somewhat familiar
over az the court, was fined - for as
sumlng a similar offense.
Joe Smith was charged With assault
and battery and resisting an officer He
was fined $50 for the former and the
latter cost him ii5.
+. NJ. Powell was given his liberty
as II was his first time up on the
charge Of drunkenness.
The case OF Houghton, one OF the
boys who assaulted Officer Leaker VIII
be called Monday
RED" GALLAGHER.
The hearing OF Ed Gallagher on the
charge OF battery on Officer Gillespie
began before Judge Tanner this morn
ing. Thirteen witnesses have been
sworn for the city ana fve for the de-
Tense. Gillespie testified that Cal.
lagher pushed him from the boot OF
the hack and drove over him without
any provocation.
THE BOYS DIDN'T"
Officer Evans went out TO Fourth
West and Fourth North streets this
morning and brought In three boys,
who with other youngsters who man
aged TO make their escape, were said TO
be stealing apples and throwing rocks,
The boys who were arrested are Jesse
and Harry Spreight and Burt Spry.
They deny having stolen any apples or
throwing stones The officer found the
pockets OF the elder sprlght boy filled
with apples.
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PtOPLf VINO ARE PASSING

WIZ " ~ " u w y u v u - - ~ - ~ - - -
w. A. Maeee Of the ritlsburg Times
with Mrs. Magee, Is at the Knutsford'
They win go north into Idaho tonight
and enjoy an extended rest near Boise
whore Mr. Magee has property inter
ests MIR Mggee visited Salt Lake i've
years ago aud 30 years ago and is ina
pressed with us growth during both
these periods
S. u. Dickinson, secretary OF state
OF the state OF New Jersey, accom-
panied by Mrs Dickinson, after stop
ping a day ia Salt Lake continued this
morning on their Journey to the Pacific
coast
H. }ehner prominent real estate
dealer OF 81 Louis accompanied by
NJ Gehuet and their four daughters,
glopIed toT the night at the Knutsiord.
They continued their journey this
mcninc to los Angeles and other Gait
lornia points.
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Jews of Cracow Excited.

London, July lO.-The Daily Chron-
lcle's correspondent at Berlin says the
Jewish population OF Cracow. Galicia,
IL excited by reports OF an antl-Jewish
persecution similar to those at Kish-
inon. In the suburb Of Kasimersch
disturbances have broken out between
the Jews and Christians, II was re-
ported al Kaslmersch that Russians
we're distributing poisoned candles to
Jewish children ~ Gallcisn towns.
A dispatch from Cracow, capital Of
Galicia, Austria. says SO children there
have died after eating poisoned can-
desc. Three men have been arrested
rs the perpetrators Of the crime.
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WOOL GROWERS SUED.
Action by Commission House TO Re-
cover Value of Wool Sold.

Suit was entered in the circuit court
OF the United States today by the
Evans Snider Bull company against
the Associated Woolgrowers' company
and Jesse NJ. Smith to recover the sum
OF N,7S65g. Plaintiffs allege that on
Nov. 70. 1901. one, T. J. Nash, executed
In their favor a chattel mortgage on
6s3O head Of sheep, and that while this
mortgage was In effect Nash sold and
delivered the clip from the sheep indi-
Gated. to defendants. Plaintiffs, who are
livestock commission agents operating
in 81. Louis. Chicago, Kansas city, and
Omaha, are now suing to recover the
NalIle OF the wool thus sold.
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FOR TILL TAPPING.

G. r. Harmon, a painter, was ar
ralgned on the charge Of tapping the
till Of the Idaho saloon and extracting
therefrom the sum of y. He pleaded
not guilty and hls hearing was set Tor
Monday. In default OF 5000 bonds he
was turned over to the jailer,
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Religious services In the German LAM
suage are held every Sunday morning.
at 10 o'clock In the Assembly Hall.

on Monday night next at o'clock
the Thirtleth quorum OF Seventy will
hold Its monthly meeting in the usual
place. Members are urged TO attend as
important business viii be transacted
The Fourth quorum Of Seventy will
meet in the Twenty-seventh ward
westinghouse on Monday evening next.
at o'clock,
The Fourteenth quorum OF Elders Will
hold It's regular monthly meeting in the
Fifth ward assembly rooms on Monday
night next at o'clock. At the meeting
Bishop Heber c, Iverson of the Second
ward Will deliver lecture,
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GRANITE STAKE.
OTHER oAuRcHes.

Westminster Presbyterian church,
Sunday, July IL. 1903, 1872 south Fourth
West street, Rev ]. Richelsen, pastor.
II u. M, services conducted by pastor;
) y. m, preaching by the pastor. 1876
p. M, Sabbath school; l:S0 D. M, En-
deavor Sunday school, 632 west First
North street; D. m. Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor; Wed
nesday evening prayer meeting at s
y. IN.
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Girl Nearly Burned TO Death.

Denver, July l0.-Mss Marie Muir
ply, q years OF age, daughter Of J, S.
Murphy OF Pontiac, ILL.,, may lose her
life as the result Of peculiar accident
here To-Day, She stepped on a match
carelessly dropped In the street and It
ieuted her clothing. Several men ran
TO her assistance but she was badly
burned before the flames were cxtin-
kuished. She was taken to the Homeo-
pathic hospital,
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PERSONALS.

George w. Read, John l.. Hayden and
II. Il. Corocran of the United States
army are stopping at the Wilson. They
are here In the interests Of quartermas-
tiers department for the purpose OF pur'
chasing horses for the government.
Rev. DIR. Philips of Kingston, Ont,
and daughter are stopping a few days
IN Salt Lake as guests Of the Wilson,
nr. Phillips is prominent In Episcopal
circles In Canada.
c. Lyon and wife of London, England
are making a short stay IN Salt Lake
Mr.. Lyon has Travelled widely and Is
interested In mining In South Africa,
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CHURCH NOTICES.


Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints VIII
lie held tomorrow at o'clock IN the
Tabernacle. Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a. m. and meetings
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards az follows:
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following 80 volumes will be add
ed to the public library Monday morn
Ing, July is, 1908
MISCELLANEOUS.
Abbott-The other Room.
Adams--The Log of Cowboy.
Blgelow-fhe Mystery Of Sleep
Bliss-Septembe Days on Nantucket.
Brown, Ed European and Japanese
Gardens.
Dumas-The SperonaTa.
GarrIson-Texal: a contest Of clviliza-
flon.
Gilbert--The Ban" Ballads
Hyde-Jesis' Way; an appreciation
OF the teaching OF the Synoptic Gospels,
Iordan-The Philosophy Of Despair
Leigh--Bridge Whist; how TO play IT,
orrs--Freemasonry in the Holy
Land
Robtrtson-The Seedy Gentleman
Sancus-Rome, Christian and Papal
Smith-How Paris Amuses Itself
Thompson-Hls History Of the Tariff
Webster-General History Of Com
merce
wiIson-where American lndepend.
ence Began.
FICTION.
Anon Despotism and Democracy: a
study IN Washington society and poll
tics.
Barbour--rhe Land OF JOY.
Brown-A Gentleman OF the South.
Crawford.-Paul Patoff
Garland--Jason Edwards
Garland Main Travelled Roads
Hope--The Triumph Of Count Oster-
mann.
Miller-The Modern Obstacle.
Moore-Songs and Stories from Ten
ressee.
Moore--A Summer Hymnal; Ten
nessee romance.
Townsend-A summer In New York,
Wilson, Rose Of Normandy.
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TEMPLE NOTICES

The salt Lake Temple Will close on
Friday evening. July ;. and reopen on
Monday Aug. 3. 1903.
JOS. r. SMITH.
Logan, Utah. June 26-The Logan
Temple will close on Friday, July 81,
and reopen on Tuesday Sept. l, 1904
NJ. w. MERRILL. President,
The Mantl Temple will close Friday
evening, July 81, and reopen Tuesday
Sept I, 1908, AZ ; a. no.
JOHN ID. 7. McALLIsTER,
Dr. Fred w Meakin has opened his
dental Jffice, suite q Hooper block.
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Young Society Man infatuated Win
A Sporting Girl
SENDS WARNING LETTERS,
Ana says " She Doesn't Abandon
aBur,,. some thlng OF an Alarm
ing Nature win Happen

Mortie Burton. a young woman Wio
inhabits one of the resorts In this CITY,
has received rwo letters from a young
man here threatening to seriously m
lure her and 10 take the life of par
tlcular friend. No name was signed 10
the letters but their author is believed
10 be young man Of high social con-
nections who has become infatuated
with the woman, and Is insanely Jeai-
Gus.
The letters were sent by messenger,
who was obliged 10 divulge the name Oh
the writer TO the officers, and the lai-
ier have had friends 90 to the rhsh
vouth and tell him 10 quite MS TOOL
ishness or he might have to answer 10
Inc lSw.
THE FIRST LETTER,
The first letter was received Thurs
dav evening. and Ia as follows
GDear Mortie-please pardon me Tor
intrudlnE but ! write 20 warn you that
there are certain parties IN this Guy
trying 10 do you harm. ! was In the
Bismarck a few nights ago and over
heard conversation that would sur
prIse and interest your friend Burt. The
party said that II you were ever on me
street together again he would XIII
Burt and Injure you for life. ! write
this To you 10 warn you and tell you
10 be careful do this rs friend. NOT
az foe, and you had better leave Burt
alone n You know what Is well for you.
] am your friend, and II anything hap
pens | win be at hand
LETTER NUMBER TWO.
The second letter was received last
evening and was placed In the hands OF
.he police. Il runs as follows:
Dear Morlie-Again give you
warning TO leave that man, Burt You
may think am fooling or crazy but |
am determined 10 do YOU both injury,
and one OF you at least viii suffer.
dare you to go on the street with him
again or even TO meet him anywhere
! Intend to see you and talk with you
but rot until Burt is parted tiom you.
know what | am saying and doing
and warn you 10 leave him alone or he
may not be here tonight and you your"
self VIII be fixed so that he VIII never
want to see YOU again.
GIRL NOT ALARMED,
The girl says she has no idea who the
party Is. She Is not In the least alarm
ed nor do the police attach
much significance to the threats. How
ever, they have warned the young man
through his friends 20 20 little slower
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IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court, In and for Salt Lake Coun.
~, State OF Utah. Department No !.
In the matter Of the estate VI Caroline
Young Cannon, Deceased Notice. The
petition OF, John NJ, Cannon. praying for
the admission TO Probate Of certain
document, purporting 10 be the last VII.
and Testament OF Caroline Young Can
non, deceased. and for the granting Of Let
ters Parliamentary TO Marx Y. Cannon
Adah c Cannon. Caroline Y c. Cannon
and John NJ. Cannon, cas- been set for
hearing on Friday, the Slst day Of July.
A. D. 1903 at 10 o'clock a. M, at the
County Court Hovse ln,the Court Room
Of said Court, IN Salt Lake City, Sail
Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 10th day OF
July, A. d. 1903.
(SeaD JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
BY Vim. n. POLAND, Deputy Clerk
Cannon, Irvine & Snow, Attorneys for
Petitioner.
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Little Boy Has His Foot Severely
Lascerated,
ANOTHER HAS ARM BROKEN
A Partial Confession North Dakois's
Deiegate-Tierne In Trouble
Chinese shack Burned
lsneolal to the oNews,")

ogden July 1.-THE little ls-year'old
son Of Mrs. D, c. shurtz. while ms
mother was absent yesterday ai'er-
noon, removed his shoes, and WINE
running about the yard IN mis- bare
feet, stepped on a broken bottle, cut
ting his foot in frlghtful manner
Before medical aid could reach him the
little fellow had nearly bled to dealh'
Dr. Powers dressed the wound, ana
saws there Is great danger Of lockJaw
ensuing. The boy IS extremely weak
from loss OF blood,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
PROPERTY FoREcLosED.
Judge Morse Orders II Made In Case
OF Solomon vs. Gibbs.

Judge Morse today rendered a decree
OF foreclosure OF a mortgage In favor
OF plaintiff In the case OF Mrs Martin
Solomon vs. Maggie T. Gibbs and Gid.
con A. Gibbs. The property foreclosed
Is 2Nxi0 rods OF ground In lot 7, block
80. plat A. The total amount OF the
Judgment is $j,49L
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sALrLAkg STAKE.

scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 Jelock. a.
M, In the Assembly Hall. All are
cordially Invited.
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TINS ONE HAS ARM BROKE.

A small boy named Bert Chandler
While riding on a load OF gravel win
his father near Southern Paelfc shops
was thrown from the wagon ana lel,
under one of the wheels which passed
over his right arm. The Tlember was
broken in two places below the elbow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

And M accordance with law and an
order 81 the Board OF Directors made On
the 18th day Of May. 1916. so many shares
OF each parcel OF stock as may be neces-
sary viii be sold at public auction al the
ONCE Of the Company. No. J0a-lO Mccor-
nick Block on the 9Th day OF July lsO1,
az the h0ur Of l y. M. 20 pay delinquent
assessments thereon. together with tho
cost Of advertising expense OF sale
G. A. n, ORLOB, Secy.
5Qs.i0 Mccormick Block.
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MUSIC TEACHERS,

MUSIC TEACHERS.
All who desire 90 consult the list
Of the representative professors and
music teachers Of Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory" in
the Saturday News"
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INFORMATION DISMISSED.


Itching Blind. Bleeding or Protrudlng
Piles. Your druggist will refund your
money II PaEo Ointment fails TO cure YOU
% cents,
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past week:
II. G.. Wood. Los Angeles. Cal...,.a
Ernestine Nichols. Walesburg, Utahl4
NJ. c. Marley, Montrose, Colo...,.",a
Ella Kinaman, Montrose. Colo,..,3s
John Mitchell. Jr., Draper.
Eliza A. Danzie. Bluffdale, .,u.".2
Earl Mitchell. Salt Lake.."...,.,...22
Gertrude Robinson. Salt Lake ....2O
c. A. Reynolds, Mill Creek. .......",H
Alice V. Hulse, Mil eek......".I
c. h. Curran Minneapolis. Minn....24
Blanche GOOden, Boulder. Colo, IA
II. NJ. Morria Hunter .....,."",..lS
Caroline l.. Wassmcr. Taylorsyille. is
Hiding Rosenlot, Mt. Pleasant.,..S
Rose Anderson, Mt Pleasant. ..,....SO
Il. NJ Bertholf, Salt Lake ....,...,.,"4O
Vida B Owens, Salt Lake...,,...2S
Michele Crus, Castle Gate.
Maria Vercogho. Castle Gate..,...ls
L. ID. Clark. Leadville, Colo.,.u....2
Nora NJ DoHner. Leadyille, Colo. ...i3
Harry De Korver. Salt Lake .,...,-2O
Susanna Van Dunren, Salt Lake. 22
]. NJ Booth, bingham. ....,,..4......Sb
Katie Ferre, Bingham ...,..,.,,,..20
Thomas Bruette, Gray City, Mich. ..S6
Alice r.. BoaIdbent, Salida, Colo. e.. ,36
L. S. Olson, Salt Lake. ....,....,..o,2l
Cora j.. Eyans Salt Lake. .....u.ls
j. +. Dubois. Grand Junction. Colo. ...3l
Sarah Brown, Nernal Utah...,..2O
A. N. Gardiner, Salt Lake .u....".2
May NJ Woodcock, Salt Lake....r&
Vittorio Rosa, salt Lake..r....,.."H
Alfryda Laursen. Salt Lake..,...A
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A Bin DAWN 1 A. day al Saltair
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So $50
Portland and Return.

Via Oregon Short Line, August 9Th to
18th inclusive Final limit october
18th city Ticket Office POI Main St
See and hear Aladdin at saltair
July 18th, Al. l. A. Day.
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PORTLAND EXCURSIONS

Only $3.50 round trip via oregon
Short Line. Return limit Oct. 10Th.
See Short Line agents for particulars,
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The new Irrigation Law, In pamphlet
form. only i0c at the Deseret News
Book Store.
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Schilling's Best systematic
supply and dealing puts money
back
tea bskAg.popdef spie's
e9lss aayorng sluaeh 'odA
at your grocer's-li he is a
good one. of course.
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100 Doses
For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must be
measured by two things-cost and
effect. 1t cannot be measured by
either alone. 1t is greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
the money that radically and per.
manenuy cures at the least ex-
pense. That medicine is
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Sentence Of Man Convicted Of
Receiving Stolen Property
He Is ALSO FINED $3.50
Case whereIn c. W, johnson of Lehi
Was Robbed OF s15 IN Com.
mereiaI street saloon.

Albert Clark, who was recently founu
guilty by jury Of receiving stolen
property of the value Of $40 was today
sentenced by Judge Morse, IN the Grim
lnal division Of the district court, to six
months in the county Jail and to pay
fine Of $3.50. clark and his brother
James u. Clark, and n Graham robbed
G. w. Johnson, Of Lehi, Of SIS In a Com
mercial street saloon on April ~ lsVS'
j. II. Clark and Graham were found
guilty OF grand larceny and We're 10
have been sentenced today, but they
asked for time to file motion for
new trial. which request was granted by
the court and the time Of passing sem
tenee upon them was continued until
next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
FIVE MONTHS FOR BoLLEs.
Frank A. Bodies was arraigned be-
fore the court and entered a plea Of
guilty to the charge Of obtaining money
under false pretenses He was sem
fenced to five months in the county
Jail. Bolles passed fictitious check for
sls.7j on j. Shapiro on June II, 1908.
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
MILFORD r, Smith, a boy about Il
years of age, was arraigned on the
charge Of attempting an assault upon
Marie Smith, an eight year-old girl.
The crime is alleged to have been com
mItted on June 6, 1903 His attorney
Ray Van Colt, asked that nc be given
until next Tuesday to enter his plea
The request was granted by Judge
Morse
WILL PLEAD TUESDAY
c. w. johnson was arraigned on the
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses and was given until next
Tuesday to enter his plea. On May q,
johnson passed n bogus check for $40
on Faliow Brothers at Murray.
MURRAY PLEADS GUILTY
Paul Murray entered plea OF guilty
to the charge OF a criminal assault upon
Addie Dlbble, alleged to have been COM
mitted on June 22 1908 Time for sem
tence was continued by the court until
next Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
INFORMATION DISMISSED
The information against Dan Nc.
Carly, charged with burglarizing the
Brubaker- Campbell hardware store
was dismissed by the court upon motion
of Dist Atty. Elchnor, who stated that
the evidence In the case was insufficient
70 secure a conviction John Hill, who
was charged with Mccarty with the
crime, was convicted by a jury several
weeks ago and Is now serving his term.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake Coun-
~. State OF Utah. In the matter Of the
estate OF Reuben Butterheld Deceased
Notice, The petition Of Elijah A. Rutter-
field administrator Of the estate Of Reu-
ben Butterfe-l. deceased, praying for the
settlement Of final account Of said adj
mnlstrltor and for the distribution OF
the residue Of saii estate 10 the persons
entitled. has been set for hearing on Fri
day the 3lst day Of July A. D. ls3. At
10 o'clock a. M, al the County Court
House, IN the Court Room OF said Court
n Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County
Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 10Th day OF
July, A. ID, 1905.
(Seall JOHN JAMES. Clerk
BY VIM. II, POLAND. Deputy Clerk
Barlow Ferguson, Attorney for Admin
istrator.
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A PARTIAL CONVERSION.

Frank Meyers, the man arrested last
night on the charge of an attempt TO
commit rape, admitted this morning
that he was az the home Of Mrs En-
gle on Adams avenue on Thursday
last, when the crime is alleged TO have
been committed, but denies having
made an assault on the little girl.