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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-28
WAYNE E,

Miss Fay Presby is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Lucinda Wing
Mrs. Mcl<innon has returned to her
nome IN Wayne. Her son Philip accom-
panied her.
Arthur Lord is at home.
Mr.. Beal is visiting his sister, Ms. Kim
bail. Az o Ming
Rev, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellington have re-
turned from the conference All were
glad TO welcome them back. 49,
Miss Jessie Baker is visiting Mrs. Smar-
The Wayne Library Association will
give May festival at Wayne hall Nav i.
AS the proceeds are to furnish new books.
large company is expected " -, F. III
Mr.. Moulton is putting Sans Souci in
hrst~class order ready for occupancy
recently purchased "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-28
FAYETTE.

Mr.. e. S. Gordon has been enlarg-
ing his stable and has the work near
ly completed.
Mr.. G. w. Billings has had his house
painted, Fred Palmer doing the job.
Clyde Wells has moved from the Mills
and is going to Canton to work.
Mrs. C. Tibbetts has come back from
Wilton. where she passed the winter.
Mr.. ROBBIE will move this week.
Mrs. Fred Packard of East Winthrop
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-29
WATER s-~cI.ecE AT LovELocN
iecers cir c: The Big Five Company
Being Rapidly Filled.

The Lovelock Tribune has the fol
lowing in regard TO the water situa
ton on Big eadows:
There is now plenty of water for
all. On the 10Th the water began to
flow into the lake. Sunday Mi
Moore, Mr.. Irish and Mr. Sain went
down to the L. l.. and D. cOmpany's
reservoir. They call it StOker lake
The reservoir at that time was about
half full, and three thousand inches
were going through the water gate on
its way to the lake. Mr. StOker put
in two more boards, a foot wide anG
twelve feet long. This made the wa
ter stand seven feet at the waste
gate. 1t was about four feet deep in
the reservoir and the water. covered
mere than two-thirds Of the eleven
hundred acres. The reservoir then
contained about twenty-five hundred
acre feet. and its capacity is nearly
double that amount. Mr.. Hill and
quite number of others also visited
the reservoir that day.
1t was cause for regret to see the
water going to waste. 1t was deemed
| advisable not to raise the water tOC
| high in the reservoir until the banks
We're tested. One gopher hole was
| found. and a man was put to patrol
/ he levee night and day to watch fol-
! 4 sign Of a break. 1t is felt. however
that there is no danger
| The sudden filing Of the reservoir
was due to shutting off the Rodgers
ditch fer repairs or the fume. .InG
water was turned into the flume TO.
several days, and about twelve thou
sand inches was going into the re
servoir The river, too, kept rising
and Monday of tnis week twelve thou
sand inches was going over the Unto!
canal dam even after the water had
| been turned back into the Rodgers
ditch
Mr.. Stoker has seven men irrigatins
| They wet about a hundred acres {
day and it will take them about
month to get over the three thousan,
acres Of wheat. However. the wcri
is pretty well advanced for the frs
irrigation. The reports from the up
per Humboldt makes them feel per
fectly safe Tor water Tor some time
Then there will be the supply in the
reservoir to fail back on for late il
rigation. It is believed though tha
there will be plenty Of water all
through June.
This reservoir is an object lessor
to the whole State 1t shows VIVA
can be accomplished toward reclaim
ing thousands Of acres that now lie
barren or covered with grease wood
| Storage reservoirs are what this val
ley needs. and when they are bull
It will double the value CT every acre
Of land in tne valley.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-29
SHERlFF'S SALE.
5:@ .e.sS.iA-lsts..ala ssscss
SanaueI LonGabaugh, plaintiff,
VS..
James Virgins, defendant.

Under end by virtue of an order of
sale and decree ! of foreclosure and
sale, issued cut Of the First Judicial
District Court of the State of Nevada,
0rmsby county, on the 25th day of
April. 1903. in the above entitled ac-
ton, wherein Samuel Longabaugh,
he above named plaintiff. Obtained a
Judgment and decree of foreclosure
and sale against James Wigs. rs. CO
fenGaat, on the 2JlI Gay Of April, 1908,
for the sum CT $4,000, With interest
thereon from the 18th Gay Of June,
1901, ct 10 per cent per annum from
date until entry OF judgment, now
amounting to the sum of $4,000, be
sides interest at per cent per ar. III
rom said judgment until paid, and
costs and accruing costs, and for $3.50
for attorneys fees. | am commanded
to sell all that certain piece or parcel
of land situated in the county of
Ormsby, Nevada, described fol
lows: The S. w. "A of Section Il,
Township 10, ~, range 20, e. NJ. D. B.
& NJ, containing 100 acres, and all
bitches and ditch rights, water ami
water rights used in connection with
and belonging to said land, together
with the tenementS and hereditamentS
thereon.
Public notice is hereby given that
on Wednesday, tt" goth day Of May.
1903. at l O'Clock p. M. Of that day, in
front of the Court House door of the
County Of Ormsby, Nevada. at Carson
City, | will In obedience to said order
of sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale, sell the above described property
or So much thereof aS may bn nnppS-
sary to satisfy said Judgment. with in
| terest, costs, attorneys fees. etc. &c
the highest and best bidder for cash
| gold coin of the United States
WILLIAM KINNEY.
Sheriff Of Ormsby county, New.
| Dated, April %, 1903.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-29

The refusal Of Governor Hum Of
Delaware to sign the bill repeating
the voters assistants law under which
Addicl's managers have been able to
make sure that the votes purchased
were duly delivered. Will surprise nc
one. Governor Hum is one of Adj
dicks creatures and naturally carried
Gut his masters will. Things would
soCn come to a pretty pass if a boss
could not DO what he liked with his
own.
Instead of going down the midway
YOU will go down the pike at St
Louis but midway" by any othe:
name will be the same old thing.
Because the men in one tetile fac
tory in Prussia didn't go to work Sat
urday, the association of employers
has ordered a lockout in 1O2 factO
ries. and thus there arises a new in
dustrial weapon, the sympathetic lock
out
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-29
Notice to the Public.

leave to inform its patrons and resi-
dents of Carson. that the same eXcell-
ant service will continue at much re-
Queer rates. reports TO the contrary
Notwithstanding.
T J. Edwards, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-29
Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate Q.
d. Gree, deceased, will please settle
with the undersigned on or before tn,
10th. of April, or suit will be- Instituted
for their collection
DR.. Vim. J. Circe.
Administrator OF said estate.
To Whom it May Concern.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-29

Carson City. New. April 141903.
J. T. Lloyd has purchased my in
terest in the Howard & Lloyd ranch
Ormsby county. New. All bills and
moneys due Howard & Lloyd should
be paid to Mr.. Lloyd. who has assum-
ed to pay all debts due by Howard
& Lloyd.
r. z. Howard. 2w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-29
Piano Tun;ro.

Il is not necessary to send money
out Of town in order 10 have a piano
properly tuned. Professor Hendricks
bids for a share of CarsOn's work and
Will guarantee his work. His work for
the past year will SPEAK for itself. and
parties desiring tuning Viii do we'll to
keep the money at home and get bet
ter results.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-29
Notice..

WHEREAS under and by authority
invested in the State Board Cf Exam
liners, by an Act entitled An Act t.
the proving up of Indian War an
Indian Depreciation Claims = approved
March 18th. 1903,
NOW THEREFORE:N Notice is here
by given to all persons having claim :
Of the character as mentioned above
which said claims accrued within the
Territorial limits of the present Stat
Of Nevada. between the first cay O
January, 1850. and the date CT TIC
approval Ct tbs Act. to present then,
b. petit:Cn, showing the items there
Of. to the Board within sixty days
from the fir. publication CT this
notice.
W G. Douglass
James G.. Sweeney
State Beard of Ewa,r in err
Carson City, Nevada.
Date &C first publication April 1876,
1908
Attest:
Geo. n. Noel.
Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-29

DIRECTORS
Hickey George P H. Petersen, c. T. een1e e. B.
Yerinaton l.. o. NJ Ryan, f. Golden, F. L WHdes
OFFICERS.
Hickey H. Meyers, list Vice President; o.
D. NJ W. Richard, Cash. and Secy J.
r. avis and Secy
ToNoPAH BRANCH.
J. Cashier Agency, Tonopah
w. Cevwna, Asst Tonopah
SAFE DEPOSIT Department,
ONE HUNDRED \FE DEPOSIT BOXES have oe' plae
of hainch
STEEL Thew are BURGLAR PROOF offer perfectly
ewe They arc rented on yearly
terms ecsrdiag t. size Full information
application. ~ EF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-29

Chauncey Latta is still with us. and
a one cent postal card addressed 10
him will bring to your house a full
line of the latest samples carpets
linoleum and mating, ready made and
mede to order suits; full line of I'M
derwear and overshirts; lace curtains
shades, rugs and portieres: feather;
and feather pillows None but the best
on exhibition. lW.
Parties interested in assaying, pros
pecting, etc, can now have their as
says made without sending them
away. Ernest Sweetland has returned
from California and any samples left
with him will be properly and prompt
ly attended to.
c. W. Friend has just received an
other invoice of the celebrated Porto
de Orc cigars.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-04-01
Pingreglur B~andamanna.

PaO eI 0u OTOlO alJltC, 40 meSIu aLuSdlll1l
rj6oarinnar ia ekki framgang i0ldungadeild sam
bandspingsins. Eff faeinir s%enatorar mala 4 mott
einhverju mali, pa geta peir aftrao Pvi, ao gergio
sc til atkvaoa I'M pao. og enda elm einasti sena-
tor getur rao, eff ham endist til ao tala svo ekkert
hlG veroi a, og gefur engan TINA til 40 ganga til
atkvaoa. BETA hefur aldrei komio ljosar fran Ell
MI bin lok 1 vetur. pa lagu m0rg nauosynja-
nal fyrir pinginu, sem ekki purftu annao en- at
kvaoi 0ldungadeildarinnar til pess ao veroa log,
IN ia gatu fr1r s%enatorar komio 1 veg fyrir ALA
l0gej0f / nokkrar vikur, og gerou rao NEST i
ht1rda,skini, Pv1 reir F6ttust ekki hafa komio
fran sjnum NAHUM a pingi, og s0gou svo 40 peir
skyldu onyta I'll 0nnur NAL eff sin fengju ekki
framgang.
Senator Morgan (Alabama) h6f bardagann
fyrstur. Ham hefur altaf bsrist fyrir pv1, ao
skipaskuro skyldi gera Nicaragua, og regar
0ldungadeildin var albdin ao ganga til atkvpoa
um Panama skuroinn, pa hof gamli Morgan reou,
sem lengi nun / minimum h0fo; ekki s0kum
mHlsku og andagiftar r;eoumannsins, heldur sGk-
um Fess, al ra6 err talio damalaust as svo CANAL
AAHSNA AANAS - oO ,oAAs wv ANASA A' AANoA 'HAoo'
Morgan g,mli er MI sj0tugur, en- ern og hraustur.
Ham talaoi samfelt finn daga, ogi finn klukku-
stundir eoa meir a hverjum degi, og talaoi nast-
I'm ait fra eigin brj6sti, en- las ekki upp g6mul
fingtioindi OF stjornarskyrslur ems og flestir
p%ingmrnn annars gera pegar Peir hytja rnour
til pess 40 "dreIa 1nani."; as ems st0ku sinnum
vitnaoi ham / bibliuna OF Shakespeare s1nu mali
til s0nulntr. pv1 npst varo Senator Quay penn
sylvania) til Pess ao hjalpa Morgan pegar karl
var fari I'm ao treytast. Quay baroist fyrir pvl,
ao hjalendurnar Arizona, Oklahoma, New Mexico
og Indian Territory fengi rikisrettindi OF het pvi,
40 engin 0nnur NAL skyldu ia framgang 4 pinginu
fyr en- petta. Quay hafoi enga aora ast;eou en-
pa, til az berjast fyrir pessu mali, ao ham amikl-
ar eignir / iarnbrautum / pessum l0ndum og geti
auki0 ter ao miklum mum eff pau hefou rikisrGtt-
indi. Loks tok Senator T;llman (S.- Carolina) til
mails. Ham fottist hafa kr0fu til pingsins um
fjarvtitingu fyrir s.-Carolina rikio og sagoi, ao
ekkert skildi veroa CERT adur Pa0 vari veitt. pa
voru ao ems rr1r dagar eftir af pingtimanum. Till
man tok rt Byron's med ser inn 1 pingsalinn og
sagoi: Sc vona ao vio Byron h0fum n6g a6 segja
l prja daga." Svo for ham ao lesa Byron ytr
~pingm0nnum.
Svo viroist sem peir, or stjornarskrana s0mdu,
hati ;etlast svo til, az 0ldungadeildin ycoi aftur-
haldstlokkur l0ggjafarvaldsins. Peir akvaou, az
l0ggjafaring hvers rikis skyldi kj6sa two senatora
til sex ara, og Pannig cru peir / raun og veru full
truar stjornarinnar EN- ekki alpy6unnar. En- ping-
mem ulltrdadeildarinnar cru samkv@mt stj6rnar-
skranni kosnir af alryou og attu pv1 az vera Sam
ir fulltr1ar alfy0unnar, og syna / 0llum pingsk0p-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-04-01

en- MI err tao alt breytt oroio. Fulltrdadeild sam
stj6rn. Forseti fulltrdadeildarinnar (The Speaker
of the House), er oroinn oha6ur einvaldur. Engir
l~0ggjafar 1 heilni hafa ems litio s%jalfstatt valid og
%fulltruar acknowledgements. On NAL cru ltkljao
meo nefndaurskuroi pegar einhver fulltrdi
tytur frumvarp til laga fyrir pingio er pegar sett
nefnd til az ihuga pao, og ST nefnd hefur valid til
ao raoa pvi til lykta, baoi1 umra6um og atkvHoa
samrykt. Forseti deildarinnar hefur 6takmarkao
valid til a6 velja mem 1 nefndir. Enginn getur
komist 1 nefnd eoa oroio nefndarstj6ri nema ham
sc inn undir hja forsetanum. pingmenn hafa
ham setur / nefndir. N0fn nefndarmanna cru
lesin upp / pingsalnum svo pingmenn viii hverjir
cru / hverri nefnd, en- ekki til pess, az leita sam
sampy!tar peirra um VALID.
pessar nefndir hafa svo mikio valid az afdrif
hvers lagafrumvarps cru undir pvi komin, hva0a
drskuro nefndin, sem un Pao %fjallar, gefur / Fv1
mali. og nefndarstj6rinn getur radio 0llu um 1r-
skuro nefndarinnar, svo nefndaraliti0 err vanalega
lrskuraur ems MAINS. Forseti fulltrl1adeildar
innar harf rv1 ekki annao en- al setja pa MEM 1
uefnd, er ham veit ao mum vera ser samd0ma UNI
mdlefni PAD, er peir eiga az skera tr, pa ver0ur dr-
skurour allra mala t fulltr1adeildinni eftir hans
eigin h0foi; en- peir pingmenn, sem hytja frum-
varpio, veroa az koma ser / mj1kinn liver hja
sinni nefnd til pess ao ia nahum sinum framgengt,
og pannig veroa peir haoir' nefndunum hvort peir
villa eoa ekki.
Nefndirnar cru svo margar ao meiri hluti full
ar koma ser saman UNI pao, az fylgjast ao / 0llum
nahum, svo regar til atkvaoa err gengi6 um elm
bverja nefn1artill0gu 1 pingsalnum, pa er hun
sampykt meo meirihluta atkvaoa. Enginn hefur
valid til ao segja nefnd ao fJta ser med nokkurt
NAL, og hdn getur pv1 dregio pao ems lengi og
henni sJnist, 40 hyrja pinginu drskuro sim.
Forseti Observation-Disclosures hefar enn fremur
fult valid til az lrskuroa hvaoa NAL pingio TAXI til
greina. Ham getur neitao h@verjum %Pingmanni
sum oroio'' eftir eigin g%eop6tta. Eff ham er
0vissu am pao, hva6 einhver pingma6ur atli az
tala UNI, ra getur ham krafst pess ao ham segi
ser UNI leio og ham bi0ur UNI oroio, UNI hvao
ham @tli' a0 tala, og eff pingmaourinn pa segir ao
ham Rtli az bera fran nytt lagafrumvarp, pa get
ur for setinn neita0 honum UNI or6i6 og bo6ie
honum 40 s~etjast ni6ur. eff honum er frumvarpie
6geofelt.
I fulltrdadeildinni geta almennar umrn0u1
ekki att ser STAB nema med serst0ku leyf forset
ans. pegar nefnd hefur lokio start sinu og fytur
pinginu drskuro Sim, getur hun j~afnframt akveoio
UNI mali6 a6ur gengi0 sc til atkvaoa; pao getu
verio ao ems elm klukkustund, en- vanalega e.
PAD tveir eoa pr1r dagar pegar um stormal er &C
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-04-01

nefndaralitinu og s0muleiois nefnir lei6togi and
tBoinganna mem 1r slnum fokki til a6 fyts
slit erindi. peir pingmenn, sem pannig cru til
nefndir, raoa malio, en- &llir hinir veroa a0 sitja
hja og pegja. Og pao er Groin venja, ao adrir
pingmenn, sem villa tala, bi6ja forsetann utanpings
UNI leyf til pess, 1 stao pess ao standa upp1 ping
salnum og bioja UNI oroio.-I fulltr1adeildinni
heita ma, og par getur minnihlutinn alls enga
worm ser veitt gegn meirihlutanum.
I 6ldungadeildinni er fest gagnstptt pvi, sem
MI hefr veri6 sagt UNI fulltrdadeildina. Varafor-
seti Bandarikjanna er forseti Observation-Disclosures
az ems al nafninu: ham hefur par alls ekkert
valid. Hive nBr sem einhver senator Der fran elm
hverja till0gu, eoa bi0ur um oroio, er ham skyld-
ur ao veita honum PAD. Ham getur engu radio
UNI hver NAL skull rnoa ne hvernig umra0um
skull hagao, nema ham half til pess fult samPykki
senatoranna. Ham getur engan mann va1io /
nefnd; senatorarnir kj6sa ALTAR nefndir sjalfr, og
ra6fara sig ekki vio forsetann. Meirihlutinn kys
hafi]ega marga 1r sinum fokki og minnihlutinn
s0mnlei DIS, og pannig veroa 1 hverri nefnd full
trtar beggja fokka, / rettu hlutfalli vj6 fj0lda
senatoranna, sem hvern fokk fylla, og pv1 n~st
er ~nafnalist allra, sem Pannig cru kosnir 1 nefnd,
borinn undir atkvaai allra senatoranna. NAL
frelsi err otakmarkao / 0ldungadeildinni enema az
pv1 leyti, ao az ems einn talar / emu og 1 rettri
r06 eftir pvi sem liver biour ser hlj66s). Senator
arnir mega rsoa hvert NAL ems lengi og Peir villa,
og eff einhver peirra getur elk: tekio patti / UNI
r@0um UNI pao lagafrumvarp, sem pa liggur fyrir
%Pinginu: er honum veittur frestur til ao raoa pad
sioar, eff ham askir pess. Pannig err ekki gengio
til atkvaeoa UNI nokkurt NAL / 0Idungadeildinni
fyr en- allir cru pv1 sampykkir, a6 atkvBoi s6u
greidd. Meoan einhver senator will ta]a geta him
agreiningur err UNI, er umraoum haldio afram.
fra baoum hlioum, pangao til enginn er eftir, sem
hefur neitt az segja, og pa getur hver, sem will
frestao pv1 enn, meo pv1 az eskja pess, az gengi6
sc til atkve0a einhvern AMMAN dag.
pannig hafa allir fullkomio %jafnretti / old
ungadeildinni og fj0ldinn hetir ekkert valid yfir
einstaklingnum. En- einstaklingurinn getur haft
valid ytir fj6ldanum, og mimi hlutinn getur onytt
ALTAR fr~amkvamda tilraunir meirihlutans. Pvi err
pa6 oft, ao elm e0a fair senatorar geta hindra6
ALA hina fra pv1, ao koma s1num nahum fran ems
og 4 pessu s16asta Observation-Disclosures reour
otakmarka6 einveldi, en- / 0ldungadeildinni er
anarkismus1 alm8tti sinu.
BAD Der sjaldan vic az pingmanna i %fulltr1a-
deildjnni sc ao nokkru getio, jafnvel sumar reour
peirra, sem prentaoar cru / pingtloindunum hafa
aldrei veri0 futtar 1 pingsalnum, og enginn dug
andi maour unir pv1 vel, az sitja par ar eftir ar, og
hafa naumast valid til az greioa atkv#oi eftir eigiD
sannfBringu og bera svo dr bytum ~vanrakkl@ti
kjosenda sinna en- litinn hei6ur. En- pao pykir
hin eosta tignarsta0a her 1 landi, az ma sati / old
ungadeildinni, og aestir leggja mikio 1 s6lurnar til
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-24
SIX MORE SIGNED.
Governor Wells Approves Of Number
OF New Laws.

Governor Wells today signed six more
bills passed by the late Legislature
and the same are now laws This II
the last day in which the governor can
take action on any bills IN his hands
ana It is expected that several more
win receive his Signature and several
may be vetoed.
The ones signed today arc
II. B. No. IS. an act prohibiting any
person under the age Of rs years from
buying, accepting or having In his pos
session any cigar, cigarette or tobacco
in any form,
II. b. No. 1872, an act TO amend Sec
ton 1916 Of the Revised Statutes OF
Utah relating TO the transmission Of
original papers 10 the supreme court.
H. B. No. 1856, an act to amend sec
ton 206l OF the Revised Statutes Of
Utah relating TO the payment Of sala-
ries Of county officers.
II. b. 40. l51, an act to amend sec
ton lOi2 Of the Revised Statutes, re-
latlng to the payment q witness ana
jury certificates In criminal cases.
II. b. No lbS, an act making II the
duty OF county auditors to file state
ments showing the amount paid for
salaries Of county assessors, treasurers.
etc.
H. b. No. l5g, an act to amend sec
tions 26SS. 1853. 1890 269l and 2o33 Of the
Revised Statutes, relating TO collecting
taxes In cities OF the first second ana
third class and incorporated towns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-24
QUIET RESTORED
IN SAN DOMINGO

San Domingo Republic Of Santo Do
mngo March 2i-Quiet has been re-
stored in this city by the war ships In
port
The minister OF war, Senior Pichardo,
has surrendered TO the revoutionists
and the minister of posts and tele-
graphs. Senior Castillo has Joined the
foreign minister, Senior Sanchez, In
seeking refuge at the United States
consulate
The inhabitants Of the villages around
this city are joining In the revolution
AIRY movement No news is ohtainable
from the southern and northern parts
Of the island.
There was severe fighting yesterday
at La Vega. but the result Is not known.
II the north and south refuse 10 Join
In the revolutionary movement. the
situation may become more serious
than .lt is Commerce Is at a standstill
and there Is considerable anxiety as 10
the future
A warshlp Is going 10 San Pedro De
Macoris to the eastward Of the city.
In order TO compel Il 10 surrender.
The warship Presidente. which Is on
the northern coast Of the island. Is In
the possession OF President Vasquez.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-24
Sheets NOw In
Charge ofPoHce.
c4jaHS Of he Department Were Turned OUer 10 Him This
cMornmg After HIS Election Last Night Da,mg The
Absence Of Councilman Fernsirom Who Was Undee
Quarantine and While Robinson Was IN California.

EN-Detectiye George A. Sheets.
against whom eight members Of the
city council have stood like a rock for
more than a year past Is now at the
head of the police department he was
appointed by Mayor Thompson last
night and seven members out of 10 yot-
ed for him Six voted against him and
two were absent These latter were
Councilman Fernstrom, who was at
home under quarantine occasloned by
dphthena and death in bis family. and
Councilman Robinson. who is IN Call
torna with the Tabernacle choir. This
morning Sheets was sworn In and took
charge OF The department, &c being for
maliy turned over TO him Dy CAPT
Burbidge, who has been acting chief
since the resignation of Chief Paul
Al II O'Clock today Sheets walked in.
to the Office at police headquarters and
WAS greeted by Captain Burbidgt Ser
gtant EddingtUn and other officers who
we're present Mayor Thompson. Cuun-
ci'men Black, A. i. Davis. Nieus. judge
Dlehl. j. p. Christensen ana score Of
ether friends who were on hand 90 eN-
tend TO him their congratulations.
Captain Burbidge az once turned over
TIC government of the department 10
Mr Sheets and the latter Immediately
entered upon his new duties. As soon
as possible he viii call an The members
OF the department together ana give
Them his instructions When asked as
IN what his policy win be, he replied:
TO enforce the laws to the letter.
and particularly aS to Sunday liquor
selling ana gambling That will he
stopped ana cliectually stopped"
What WIN be your policy with refer
encc 60 members OF the Department."
THE department win remain just ls
II b.. | VIII regard each and every man
my friend uutil he proves differently.
By-goncs VIII be by-g0nrs with me. ana
| VIII be every mans troud and win
expect every man To De my friend 80
mHn viii be disturbed In his position
all that ] ask Is that every man VIII
70 his full duty to the public and ice
member that we are the servants of the
people. SO far as ! am concerned pcr-
scnally, ] want TO say this 10 YOU
want to do the right thing and win do
H. ! have lived here an my NE and
want 90 remain here and make q repu-
tutiOn and ! know that ] can only do
that by serving the public faithfully.
II is my desire to show those who have
been against me In this thing that they
were mistaken IN me aud that l win DO
what Us right TO the best OF my ability
az All times"
Mr. Sheets has had a long experience
az police officer and underHands the
workings Of the department thorough
IS. he was FIRST appointed as q patrol
man IN March 1890 and served Ia that
capacity for two years He was then
promoted 20 sergeant ana held that poe
sition for six months when he was ape
pointed detective and continued az such
until removed by former chief Hilton
IN the latter position be had wide and
varied experience with the criminal
classes