Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-11

as against such sublessees In actual
possession and occupancy thereof.
Second-That said improvements are
TO be removed from the lands OF the
said Utah Fuel company before Nov. i,
/ 1905, unless sooner sold subject 10 the
written approval of the general man
ager OF the said Utah Fuel company
to some actual employee OF said COM
pany In pursuance OF the regulations
OF said company hereby assented To-,
limiting the use OF its lands and prem
ises TO its actual employees or other
persons 80 approved by said general
manager.
Third-That after July 10, 1904, and
until oct 81. 1904 the party Of the sec
ond part, subject to such regulations Of
said Utah Fuel company and such con-
sent Of the general manager OF said
company, shall be at liberty 10 lease
said improvements TO employees Of said
company or other persons so approved
by said general manager.
Fourth-That In the event Of the fail
ure Of the party of the second part 20
dispose OF or remove from the premises
of said company said improvements as
hereinbefore set forth. the party Of the
second part shall forfeit 10 the party OF
and the party OF the first part shall be
entitled to the possession thereof on
Nov /. 1904.
Fifth-That the party OF the Sec
ond part, subject to the provisions OF
this agreement as hereinbefore set forth
as TO the rental period and as to the
approval OF the said general manager,
may, at any time before Nov. /. 1904,
sell or remove said improvements from
the lands OF said company upon paying
and refunding to the party OF the first
part ratably such portion OF the adj
vance rents paid as aforesaid as viii
rataby cover the unconsumed portion
Of said rent period at any time when
the party OF the first part OF his sub
lessees shall, by virtue OF such sale or
removal, part With the possession there
Of
Sixth-The party of the second part
to refrain from going upon the premis-
es where such improvements are stu
ate during the term for which said i'm
provements are rented by him, except
for the purpose OF removing his Inn
provements therefrom or Of inspecting
said premises not more than once every
thirty 800 days, and,
Whereas The party of the second
part has accepted said proposal,
Now therefore, In consideration OF
the premises and OF the payment to
the party Of the second part Of the
said sum of ------ dollars, the receipt
whereof Is hereby acknowledged the
said party OF the second part do hereby
agrees to. on or before January Is. 1904.
deliver up to the party of the first part
the possession OF the said premises. and
that ----- viii. In all respects, comply
with the provisions Of said proposal
Ii Is further mutually agreed and un-
derstood that the said Utah Fuel COM
pany uses It's said premises az a part
OF its plant and for the convenience
only OF It's actual employees, and that
the certain lease heretofore held by the
party OF the second part TO said prem
ises from said company. was, on Dec.
81, 1893 extlnguished and resclnded, and
that this agreement In based upon the
agreement Of said party Of the first part
az vice president Of the said Utah Fuel
TO waive present forfeiture
of such Improvements by reason of the
default and failure Of the party Of the
second part heretofore TO comply with
the regulations OF said company as ex-
pressed In its lease Of said premises.
In witness whereof the said parties
have hereunto set their hands and seals
on the date in this agreement first
CITY MARSHAL IN JAIL.
The arrest OF City Marshal Price OF
Scoheld, charged with contempt of
court. precipitated indications Of bad
riot in the coal camp on Saturday. This
time II was not the strikers who threat.
ened TO shatter the peace and dignity
OF Scofield for merchants, miners and
other reputable citizens were In the
crowd that demanded the release OF the
official He was released. II appears
that about three weeks ago the marshal
accepted $40 for a fine i'm
posed on q prisoner, when he should
have collected $2b,