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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
ADAMS NOT THE NIMRoD.
Sheepherder Benson Killed Bear, Ad-
ans Onlv Historian of Encounter.

II now turns out that the man who
killed the bear in Black Bear canyon. Off
from Beaver canyon. last week. was Tay-
Tor Benson. a sheep herder for Richards
a West. and not Frank Adams. who
brought the skin down to Ogden, and
from whose thrilling account the pub
hshed stories of bruins death were Sc
cured
J. w. West came i'm Yesterday from
Monte CristO and from him an accurate
story of Bensons encounter was re-
ceived-
The bear was fine specimen Of the
silver tip species. and was started by
Benson's sheep dogs near his camp.
Benson supposed that the dogs had
grappled with a badger and ran down to
see the fun. carrying his -l2 calibre rifle.
With the old bear was a yearling cub,
and also a cub Of only a few months old.
All three were hidden by brush and Ben
son got close TO the animals before he
saw the bears. On seeing him the wor-
ried she bear left the dogs and started at
him. There was no chance to get out OF
the way and he pumped lead at the ad-
vancing brute until his cartridges We're
exhausted and she was dead at his feet
In all he fired thirteen times. Six bullets
we're found in the bears lungs and one
had entered the eve socket.
Mr.. West obtained the hide from Ben
son and sent it 10 Ogden by Adams, VINO
was about two miles away when TIC kill
ing took place.
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bridge were married today. the deputy
county clerk officiating. This is the first
marriage that has been solemnized in the
new court house. and a large number of
friends and county officials Witnessed the
ing parties.
Henry Reynolds a resident of Wanship.
and one of the first settlers OF this coun-
ty,i IS lying at the point Of death He IS
81 Years old.
Mrs. J. n. Jensen OF Alberta, Canada,
is here visiting with friends.
w. w. Cuff of Salt Lake is in town.
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MT. Barton was born l.. massachusetts.
Dec. II, 1880. When quite young he went
70 Wisconsin, where in 1851 he married
Miss Harriet Barton, who died at Girls
void, Ia. in 1873 To them were born six
daughters, five of whom are yet living.
They are Mrs. Katherine Hines of Hop
kins, Mo-: Mrs. Cora Blake Of PapillOn,
-'eb. Mrs Alton Redding of Elliott Ia.
In 1862 Mr.. Barton enlisted in the
IWenty-fifth Iawo volunteers and served
as hospital steward, being in the Fiji
teenth army corps under General Sher-
man. In 1868 he settled in Griswold. Cass
county. Iowa, where he resided till 1892
In 1850 he married Miss Elvira Briggs,
who survives him. Mr. Barton came to
Provo in 1895 and has since resided here
engaging in farming and stock raising
He was quite an enthusiastic horseman
and owned the Barton race track. west OF
Provo. He was an energetic and useful
citizen and leaves many friends.
The funeral will be conducted from the
family residence al 1870 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon, under the auspices of Story
lodge No T. F. & A NJ, of which Mr.
Barton was a member holding the office
of treasurer at the time of his death.
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COALVILLE NoTES.

COalville. Oct. 20.-A fence law defining
what shall constitute a lawful fence for
Summit county was passed BY the county
commissioners this afternoon. 1t was
ADOPTED for the purpose of allowing sew
eral precincts IN this county TO vote on
the proposition Of fencing farms and per-
large.
Frank Stewart a..a Miss Carrie Stem
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ITALIAN IN TROUBLE.
Tried to Steal Another's Wife and Is
in Jail.

James Morrelli. an Italian, was yester-
day arrested by Constable John Morris az
Marriott and brought TO the county jail
He will probably be charged With as
sault with a deadly weapon.
The arrest was made on complaint or an
Italian woman residing near the southern
Pacific tracks on Seventeenth street, who
claimed that MOrrelu wanted her to de-
sert her husband and go with him. When
she refused he fired two shots from his
revolver Yesterday morning ne went OUT
again 10 that neighborhood and she fled
10 Marriott TO escape him. When he 1Ol-
lowed ne was placed under arrest.
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pEATH or MISS MAMIE HoUTz.

Especial TO The Herald-1
Springville. Oct zl.-Miss Mamie Houtz.
q years of age. died this morning at the
home of her mother. Miss H9utz had re-
sided il Springville only about a week.
having come here from Caliente. New.
Her death followed an illness of two
months. Funeral services will be held at
.. n Sunday at the Fourth ward meet
ing house
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DEMOCRATS ARE ACTIVE.
Several Meetings Scheduled For Diff
fersnt Places.

The Democratic candidates visited
Tiutah last night and had an interesting
and enthusiastic rally They VIII visit
Farr West tonight. Riyerdale Monday
and Wilson Wednesday. Judge Powers
and James H MoyIe will be in the county
two days next week, Thursday and Fri
day.
Thursday they will address meetings az
Plain CITY and Hooper, the Plain CITY
meeting being at . O'Clock and th2 other
in the evening Friday they will hold
meetings ct North ogden AZ 10 a. m.
Huntsville at p Eden at and In the
Grand opera house. Ogden, IN me even
ing.
The Republican Womeu's clue viii give
a reception this afternoon at mead
quarters.
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Conversational Men's club.

The mems club Of the Congregational
church held its annual meeting last night
and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, W. A. McGaw. vice president. r. NJ.
Price, secretary and treasurer, y. +.
Denfel; executive committee. ]. W. Abb
bolt A. A. Weuger and A. +. Barker.
The club decided 10 give a New England
dinner, 60 which the public Will be in
Vited on Nov IL
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CABINET MEETING.

Washington. oct. 21.-No important
business other than that regarding the
calling OF the peace conference at The
Hague was transacted at the meeting
OF the cabinet today.
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Don't Get Tired

Waiting for ogden connection over the
phone. but use our new long distance
line after Monday. Nov. "a.
Utah INDEPENDENT TELE-
PHONE co
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CASHIER MISSING.

Tullahoma. Tenn. oct. 21.-Allen
Parker. cashier of the First National
bank Of Tullahoma, is missing. and is
alleged TO be short about $4,000 in his
accounts. Bank Examiner Garrett has
taken charge of the books Of the bank.
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SLAUGHTER OF ARMENIANs.

London, Oct. 22.-According to the
Constantinople correspondent OF the
Daily Telegraph, Kurds have burned
twenty houses in tie village of Marek,
near Van, and killed over thirty Ar
menians.
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These Cold Mornings

Would remind one Of proper Under
wear. We have the heavy weights in
wool or balbriggan.
BROWN, TERRY q WOODRUFF CO,
l66 Main St
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Why It's Right.

Proper in design. good for long wear
and the price $500. These elements
make the Horton Hat popular.
BROWN, TERRY * WOODRUFF CO.
l66 Main St.
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For Quick Action

On telephone connections between here
and ogden use our new long distance
line. Open Monday. No. a.
UTAH INDEPENDENT TELE-
PHONE co.
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We Cannot Prevent

Thousands of our patrons praising our
Perfect Work. It's yours for the call.
TROY. LAUNDRY,
Both Phones 1872. loo Main St.
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STATE NEWS
SUMMONED BY DEATH
Respected Provo Citizen Sue
Cumbs to Lingering
Illness.

Provo. Oct. 2l.-Henry A. Barton died =
his home in the Third ward today at 30
o'clock. after an illness Of six months.
suffering from kidney and stomach trou-
bles.
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WApCHRs ANp JEWRLRY-

NATCHEs and 1eweIry. Cleaning. 80.
mainspring, H,oo C. L. w. Bowers. zss
Naln ST Gold and silver bought,
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UPHoLsTERING & REPAIRING.

PARLOR furniture re-upholstered. mat
tresses made over. springs re-stretohed.
work guaranteed. s. I Mattress & Mig.
Co. 157 w. So. Temple. Phones, .l65s-Z.
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TICKET BROKERS'.
TYPEWRITERs.

NEW or secondhand, cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co.. As +. Il So. 81.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS rented.
$500 per month upward. Stenographers
placed without charge. Phone 1872 Y III
S. West Temple ST.. City.
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FEMALE HELP wANTFp.

GIRL at once for general homework.
no washing; must be good cook. SIS So.
5th East
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24
Notice Of Sale on Execution.

~
Notice Of Sale on Execution.
State Of North Dakota z. "a
County of Ramsey %
In District Court. " Il
Second Judicial District @ y
LeenInlng, BroWn-Wright Company. corpora.
vs..
William y Baker, defendant, fs3
Notice Is hereby given that BY virtre ~ an
execution issued by the clerk Of the above
named court and to me delivered, whereby i
am commanded to satisfy said execution out 81
property 81 the above named defendant which
SAID execution was issued upon Judgment IN
favor OF said plaintiff, Lenning -Brown-Wright
company; corporation, and against said de-
fendant William y. Baker, I have levied upon
the following described real property situate
II the county Of Ramsey and State Of North
The east X Of the northwest Quarter m.
W. v n and lots on and two q 4 q in Section Isl
IN Township 1856, north, in range 6Y west. and
that will on the 23rd day Of July. 1901 nj tI,a
hour Of two o'clock in the Afternoon al that.
day, at the front door Of the Ramsey (Jnnntv
Court House In the City OF Devils Lake. Ii,
n the county OF Ramsey and State al North
Dakota, expose for sale and sell at I nnfiia
auction to the highest bidder for Fash Al ti,s
interest which the said William y. Baker had5
N said real property on the 9th day ~ Marchi
l903, or at any time thereafter
Dated june 18th, 1904
HERMAN RUTTFN.
BURKE & MIDDAUGH, = y X Il = ! u'1ss'
Plaintiff s. Attorneys s58 M
Devils Dake, North Dakota. 1913
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24
PROPOSALS FOR FURNIsHINe srIp.
PLIES FOR COUNTY OFFICERS @

ps Sealed !. PROPOSALS will be received BY ths
f noart q COUNTY Eommissioners of Ramsey
.1r ItHittn,sning the following articles ID such
sung .la 9 year, inch, az inch sss inch Oh inch
anm .ohcn AAA Igll rag white envelopes Also
Il inch heavy Express MANILA Envelopes.
s RI 20 ne printed as required by the several
omcerS. Also SM x5h Memo letter heads and
S,sisaa iestsf hs;adsFulsd and nnruled laa
Paper. ALSO SKI. Verified ACCOUNTS printed
on I, n9th aides, on 2olb Minnesota Bond Paper.
I. BIDS must specify price per Thousand ID
each q. OF above Items furnished In such nuan-
I'LL sJies as may be required. in no case less that
oVV 70 be ord cred at one Time
]. an DIGS must be- sealed, plainly marked
and addressed TO Emil 81 Sich, County An
Devils Lake, n ID Al Contract and bond may
DC qnired OF the successful bidder. If
all Bids. * sSs saiss 81
ere, Emf 4 II IsfI ~ "
I,atsd 81 r,s,,;,. ~ 4, Z, County Auditor.
& June 18th, 1904, 1911
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24
Republican County Conventions

we've at least six men in the conven.
ton who knew differently.
In taking the chair Ju dge McClory
gracefully thanked the convention for
thus honoring him and counselled
peace and harmony throughout the
deliberations of the convention.
F. E. Merrick was chosen as secre-
tary without opposition ard he select
ed Ole Serumgard as his assistant.
James Mccormick moved the ap-
pointment Of a committe of FIVE on
order of business. 81. NJ. Croel was
of the opinion that committee of
seven would give more general repre-.
sentation and moved an amendment
to Mccormick motion which was &C.
copied ard cerried.
S. j. Small moved the appointment
of committee of seven on resolu-
tions, which was carried.
Col. Creel moved the appointment Of
committee of similar size on creden.
tials, which carried.
Tie chairman then announced the
following committees:
Order of business-C. n Doyon,
Ole Nesseth, A. Klufton, F. W.
Cockburn, T. Anderson, Frank Shook,
A. c. Davis.
Resolutions-s. J. Small, L. D.
Maurer, H. r. Aslakson, James Nc.
Cormlck, John McCauley, James
Henley, James Graham.
Credentials Geo. Dingman, Geo.
WEIGH, q. E. Baird, Ray Cunning.
ham. John Higgins, A. schrump, DR..
Lee. \ "
A recess Of Is minutes was then
taken to give committees time tx
report.
The committee on order Of business
reported in favor Of proceeding in ths
order published In the call. -, -, :,
The committee on credentials re.
ported in favor Of admitting the list
of delegates as passed upon by the
county GENITAL committee.
The committee on resolutions re.
ported as follows
RESOLUTIONS:
Resolved, That we, the republican
delegates Of Ramsey county. in con
yention assembled, hereby pledge and
renew our faith Ia the principles d
the great political organization whics
has ever stood and now stands fol
liberty, enlightm nt and national
progress. Z
s We endorse the republican plat
form as promulgated at the last ma,
tionai and the last state convention.
We ngratulate the country up
lon the wise and ratriotic administra-
tion Of Theodore Roosevelt, foster
son of North Dakota, soldier, states
man, author, scholar equal friend
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24

The republican county covention
held at the court house last Saturday
was one of the most interesting and
exciting gatherings of republicans
held in recent years. Every precinct
in the county was represented, and
there were less than half dozen
proxies on the fool. The spacious
court room was packed with interest
ed spectators and when Chairman
Watt of the county cautral committee
called the convention to order stand
ing room could not be obtained. From
the time delegates ommenced to ar
rive Friday it YVES plainly evident
there was going to be something
doing. The great fight was for con-
troll of the county organization and
the naming of delegates to the state
convention. For months movement
has been going on, headed by Pat
Norton, Milt Crary, W. N. An
de1son and Jim Mccormick, the pur-
rose of which was to capture control
O. the county and install machine
of their own. The old organization
stood firmly for the 1e-nom inat:on Of
Senator Hale while the re. organizers
rallied around A. J. Stade for senator
When the p: imary elections were held
preceding the convention it was
found that Senator Hale had carried
practically the whole of the city Of
Devils Lake, Grand Harbor, Lake,
the Crazy country, Starkweather
country, Mortified, Edmore, Lawton
and number Of northeast precincts.
On the face Of the returns it appeared
as if Senator Hale had walk-away,
and his friends were not willing to
concede the opposition more than ~ OF
the IS delegates. The result Of the
convention shows, however, that
things are not always what they
seem.
When Chairman Watt called the
convention to order, Acting Secretary
Doyon read the call, also the report
Of the committee as to delegates en-.
titled to representation, which report
was adopted.
The Cormick ct al candidate fol
chairman was Geo. McLain Of Pros.
( pect and the candidate Of the .'oIi
guard was p. j. McClory. Nc.
Co1mick wanted standing vote,
others wanted u vote By ballot, and
the question being put the chairman
declared those in favor Of the balloi
as predominating.
j. Al. Fairbanks and E u MerrIcl
were selected as tellers and ballotins
commenced. The result was 40 W. Y
sS1 iii favor Of Glory ~ was
the general opinion that the vote of
chairman represented the strength Of
the senatorial ontestants, but thert
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24

of labor and capital, fearless and
impartial.
We commend our delegates in
congress for their valuable work in
behalf Of the state and country and
congratulate them for the unity and
harmony which has controlled their
actions.
Further, apprecisting the ability
and impartiality Of our district Judge,
Hon. John F. Cowan, we do hereby
heartily endorse him for reelection
as judge Of the Second Judicial dis
trict.
All Of which were adopted.
The temporary organization was
then made permanent.
The first business under the call
was the selection Of rs delegates and
alternat ties to the state convention. g.
q. Doyon moved that the following
list Of names, selected from the diff
erent commissioners districts be selec.
ko5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24
And the convention then adiourne
THAT TRRoRBING HEADAcHE,

Would quickly leave you, if you
used Or. King = New Life pills.
Thousands Of sufferers have proved
their matches merit forsick and ne i.
vous headache. They make pure
blood and build up youl health. Only
25 cents, money back If not cured.
SOLD by G. W Greene, druggisl.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24

wanted to read it The chairman
ruled that the horseplay had gone far
enough, and called Mr.. N orto, to his
seat.
The troubled waters having Gained
down-a little--a ballot was taken
and Mr.. Norton 5 plan was knocked
into cooked hat By q vote Of 521 to
341a, whereupon the original Doyon
motion was put and carried.
E. r. Barnett then presented the
following list of Gel agates to the judi
cial convention:
p. ]. McClory Chas. q. Taylor
Chas D. White 81 G. Middsngh
Homer Resle1 Geo Elmslie 5ts
E. F. Flynn B. D. Townsen d
T.. d. Cooler 81. M. Gray
j. n. Bloom T. D. Norton
Ole Serunigard John VanLiew
IChas Pillsbul y. ;s
Mccormick wanted Judge CoWan
to select his own delegates. Barnett
thought the LIST selected would be
perfectly satisfactory to the Judge
and the convention thought the same
thing.
Nominations for state senator were
next IN order and the names Of Henry
Hale and a.. j. Stade were presented.
The result Of the ballot was as fol.
lows:
stade, 441z Hale 4o1
Senator Hale moved that the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Stads be made nnani-
nous which was carried BY rising
vote.
Nominations for representatives
being next ii order the following
were presented before the convention:
ID A. Lee. n. "a. Nicholson. Ed.
Lohnes. Norman Nelson. g. W. 81.
Davis, Jay Fairbanks.
It was agreed to ballot for three at
Ii tine. and that any one receiving 4
majority Of all the votes cast should
be declared nominated. ~ ~
The result Of the first and only bal
lot was as fellows:
Lee. s7K
3Lohnes ]. 7. /. s. {. !. q. Is
Nelson. 5. 81. /. .581z
Nicholson 1, u. r. ]. 81 !. 10
Davis. 1917
/ Fairbanks 4 .. ]. !. ]. /. \. {. !, !. 4. 90
Messrs, Nelson. Nicholson and Davis
having received majority Of all the
votes cast were declared the nominees
of the convention.
"a motion was made declaring the
following as the ne county central
committee
Ole Nesseth w. 81. CreWe
". J. Morgridge George Dingman
a. 3. Toomey a. R. Walker
Casper skratass r &, Solberg
Fl. M. Creel @. G. Davis
Chaa. Honey August Schsunlp
Chas. Doyon Myron King
Ray Cunningham
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24

Mr. Norton objected and forced sew
eral useless and unn ecessary motions,
and finally to satisfy him a call Of
precincts was ordered and the con-
vention went on record as opposed to
him and his push by a vote Of 521z to
ss11
And the convention then adjourned.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24

N9tlce Ct change q boundaries Of the Grand
state Of North Dakota. Notice is herebv
States, by Executive Order, dated : june june
I Revised ia h s,atutes 81 Ss
United States, and BY virtue Of the authority
therein given, directed that the lands included
portion Of the Grand Forks land district IN tba
State of North Dakota, be transferred to and
made g part q the Devils Lake land district ID
SIC ssas a shnnas e ap
range sixty-two west Of the FIFTH principal mer.
idian; thence north to the northeast corner Of
sala ~ east 70 the southeast
range sixty-one west thence north On the line
between ranges sixty and sixty-one to the
g hundred and
70 the northwest corner Of the Same township:
thence north on the line between ranges sixty.
one ana slxsstTo To- the Of
range sixty-two west; thence west on the line
between townships one hundred and ffty.two
lane and to Snt
NORTHWEST corner to township one hundred and
hfty,ttyo north, range sixty three west; thence
south On the line between ranges sixty-three
twelfth standard parallel; thence east On said
standard parallel 20 the place Of beginning.
In pursuancs of said Executive Order, tie
transfer OF the lands included within tba
boundaries above Indicated will take effect on
August ], 1901 Given under my hand. at the
city OF Washington, District of Columbia this
9Th day Of Jnne, a. p. 1901. By the President;
h. y. Fimplaa Acting Commissioner Of the
General Land Office. lsSs 81 l5--iS
. Notice Of Sale on Execution.
County of Ramsey a -
In District Court ssSaa H5ss5ss
Second judicial District.
Joseph McKibben, Arthur DriscolI and
William 4. Dorsey, plaintiffs,
William v. Baker, defendant. II
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
execution issued by the clerk OF the above
named court and to me delivered Whereby +
am am commanded t9 satisfy said execution out Of
which said executi ion was issued upon 8 indg-
ment In favor OF said plaintiffs Josep6 NJ
kibben, Arthur b. Driscolt, and William 4.
Dorsey and against said defendant William Il.
cribed real properly situatein the equity v Of
Ramsey and, State Of North Dakota, to Wit: 4 4
The east " OF the northwest quarter III. ".
20 and lots one and two (1 q y Ia Section is In
IoWnlship l5e north Ia 4, range 6s west; also the
township 1855 north In range 81 west; and that n
will on the 2Srd day of July, 1904 al the hour a
| TWO Q. clock and fifteen minutes in the after.
noon Of that day, at the front door OF the Ram
sey County Court House IN the City OF Devils
| North Dakota. expose for sale and seii sat
public auction TO tile highest bidder for cash
all the interest which the said William II
Baxter had Ia said real property on the 2nd day
q ~ 9stoPsr lsqs r PIT any time thereafter
~ ps.s 49, III HERMAN RUTTENs M.
BURKE& 1iIDDAUaIHii, 81 Y I a'uses county.
Plaintiffs Attorneys SIS
Devils La Ike, North Dakota. 1919
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