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LA FONTAHNE,

Kentucky ave. near Beach, Refined. homelike.
excellent table; IS to $12 weekly. R. B. PARKER.
my25-26t-4
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New Brick BOscOben,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Every known hotel appointment, with exceptional
luxury; cuisine and service unexcelled. Elegantly
furnished. Rooms single and suite, with large.
luxurious baths Write for illustrated literature.
Elevator to street level. Running water in bed
rooms (my26- 26t-1O) A. b. MARION.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic City

THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND POPULAR HOTEL
For Washington Visitors.
HOTEL BORTON, Ocean end Tennessee ave.
Moderate terms. e. B. VOORHEES,, Owner & Prop
je4 -26t-l
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HOTEL. WOLCOTT.

OCEAN FRONT VERMONT AVE.
Absolutely FIREPROOF and elegantly equipped;
piazza connected with ocean promenade by n pri-
vate approach Dining room overlooking ocean.
Bell phones and running water in rooms. so
suites with private baths: Booklet on request.
GEO. Fl. CORYELL, Owner and Proprietor.
ep3O- 7St 10
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HOTEL sTICKNEY. VIRGINIA AVE, SECOND
house from beach: one minute from the famous
Steel Pier. Up-to-date hotel $40 per week and
upward 81 to s. daily. Long distance telephone
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HOTEL DENNIS.

ATLANTIC CITY. N j.
AMERICAS FAVORTTE WINTER RESORT
ton.
Every known resort attraction and convenience
for summer months.
The Dennis. directly facing the ocean and ia.
nous boardwalk. is literally appointed and con-
Quoted.
Hot and cold sea water 10 private baths.
aplb b2t-1b WALTER ]. BIJZBY
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PEMAQUHD, MAINE
MARYLAND.

UNDER NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 500 TO
$1,000 per week
HOTEL. CALVERT. North Chesapeake Beach. Md.
te102ts-4 Address Mrs c. BARRIER,
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THE BERKELEY.

Excellent cuisine. Capacity $50 $40 up weekly
Booklet mailed w. A. ARMSTRONG.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
CANADA.
"ManOr Richelieu. 'Mu5ray b
DELAWARE.

HOTEL HENLOPEN. REHoBoTTI, DEL. WILL
be open for guests juno 1a Correspondence 80
lcited W. G. LOFLAND, Proprietor.
Proprietor Of Douglass for 10 years past.
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HOTEL JACKSON.

=, Atlantic City. On the beach. Virginia ave. and
ocean rooms hotel 10 hreproof built of brick, stonc
and steel Special rates. American plan; $40
81. SO, SIS weekly. Orchestra Literature mailed
apIo-oZt,S JOHN CRCSE
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Hotel ShOrenam,

Ocean End Virginia avenue.
Special rates for June $1O $12 SIS. Capacity.
300 Open CT all sides; excellent view from each
room; elevator to street; private baths telephone
In rooms. Table and service the best. Booklet.
ap26-52t-S
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RIVER SPRINGS. ON THE POTOMAC OPEN
June 15-Hotel and cottages; fine grove; cuisine
unsurpassed; bathing. fishing. grabbing boating,
tennis, driving dancing and card parties. For
terms apply TO X. d. BLACKSTONE, River
Springs Md. je9-1m'-6
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
Spring Lake Beach.
Atlantic City.

Ocean end South Carolina Ave.
Very convenient to Boardwalk, Piers and all
amusements Rooms suite with private baths
Elevator from street. Special rates for the spring
Booklet application.
mh9- 104t, 10 BRYAN 4 WILLIAMS.
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HOTEL CLARENDON, y Virgins ns. ave
Newly improved; large piazza; spacious rooms en-
suite with tiled baths; telephones. elevator, ETC.
my21 SGT 8
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THE RICHIE. BETTERTON MD,
Opens June 10. Head Chesapeake bay. on beach
Beautiful view. Sailing fishing, bowling. Ideal
spot for June vacation. Booklet.
my21 -26t.5 HOWARD TURNER. Proprietor.
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Deer Park Hotel
Deer Park, Maryland.
Carroll SUringsSanitarium

1drrONH SUflngSSaTlltarlum
FOR INvALIDS AND CONvALEsCkNTS.
Forest Glen. Md. Open all the year. Baths. cleo
trlcity, parlOr covered verandas hOtwate heat
open fires. Pure spring water piped through the
buildings Its convenience to Washington especially
recommends 1t. Send for illustrated booklet.
5y8-tf-10 Address G. H. WRIGHT. MD.
HOTEL POTOMAC, WYNNE p. O.. MD.
Miller's wharf. On the Potomac near the Chesa-
peake. Bathing, fishing, sailing and dancing
Weems Line strs For terms apply to
jeS-13t'-5 THEO. L. WEST. Prop.
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THE ARLINGTON.
Michigan ave. and Beach. Capacity 800. Spe
cial rates. $40 to SIC per week Open all year
Booklet
ap19-7St-5 T.. T. KUNZ Owner and Prom
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MAINE.

FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT ON THE
Maine coast, $50 to $50 for the season. Board
at Dining Hall, 80 per week Pure artes!an
well WATER deep and shore fishing; sailing,
beautiful drives; daily steamers.
Call or write for booklet
MILTON TIBBETTS, e06 st.,
ie11-IfoR ranrpsenfin0 Gaafla NieV lIntfaGea
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HOTEL RALEIGH-Ocean end ST. Charles place;
capacity, 400; modern; service and cuisine frst-
class; elevator to street level; private baths:
rooms en- suite; electric bus meets trains; booklet.
ap23-7St O. O. SHINN-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
JOHN REED GOES
TO DENVER, COLO.
Chief Clerk OF Short Line Motive
Power Department Lands
Good Thing
F. |. VOORHEES, SUCCEEDS HIM.
Division Clerk at Ogden Comes to Salt
Lake and Enters Upon New
Duties Today.

John Reed, chef clerk for the mo-
tive power and machinery department
OF the Oregon Short Line, has resigned
and leaves tomorrow night for Denver
where he takes an important position
with the Colorado Fuel & Iron COM
pany r. l., Voorhees,, the Short Line
division clerk at ogden, succeeds Mr.
Reed here and today entered upon his
duties. The appointment Of a man to
take Mr. Voorhees, place at ogden had
not this morning been definitely decided
upon.
Mr. Reed has been identified with
Salt Lake railroad and social circles for
several years past and prior to going 10
the Shor. Line was chief clerk in the
operating department of The Rio Grande
Western under Mr.. Welby, where he
made splendid record His many
friends here WIN be pleased TO learn
that he leaves Salt Lake to take a po-
sition that carries with II q considerable
advance In salary.
Just what Is the nature Of the promo
tion is not at this time forthcoming Az
when seen Mr. Reed stNsl that he
would prefer that no'hing was said re-
gardng the change, In fact hn distinct
ly declined 10 discuss ne matter
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NO JOKE JUST A LIE.

A fisherman stopping at the farm
house Of a well.to-do and educated
German, referred to the inabu-
ity Of the average German to
appreciate am American joke.
Yet the American was quick to
catch on to any Of The jokes given out
In the Fliegende Blatter and other Ger
man comic publications The German
disputed this statement and said. Ger
mans are just as quick to understand
joke az anybody else"
'Well' said the fisherman, here's
one. We had down i'm our country a
farmer with such big feet that when
he went to bed nights he had TO go
out into the forks of the road and use
It for a bootiack to pun off his boots"
The German never cracked smile.
81 told you So said the fisherman.
wait a minute, just" said the Ger
man. 80 / see vedder / you understand
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SPIKE AND RAIL.


j. NJ. Ilifkey brother Of Tho audi
Tor Of the Sanpcto valley road, has
been appointed superintendent OF the
Nevada Central.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Y W Gilott OF the Salt Lake Route
is ON his way 90 CHICAGO ON a busi-
ness trip.
G.. r., Chrlsman. tho Short Line agent
ri Boise who laid of several weeks
ago and underwent q serious operation,
g. back IN the harness again
II j. Plumhotf for % couple Of years
past stenographcr 90 Supt Manson has
come To- Salt Lake and takes a position
in The division engineers office of the
Short Line.
with the resumption Of through train
service june 10, between salt Lake city
and Butte, with so, Z leaving Salt Lake
at 1920 "a m. and 80. 10 leaving Butte
at b @, m. standard Pullman sleeping
car service WIN be resumed between
these points
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Sues the City

Suit against Salt Lake city to recover
$3.50 alleged to be due for breach OF
contract has been filed I'm the district
court by Fred G. Palmer Palmer
was awarded the contract by the city To
construct all OF the cement sidewalks
ordered by the city between Jan. ! and
oct Al 1908. It Is alleged that an or,
dinancc was passed prior to oct "
last. providing for the construction oil
a sidewalk ON Sixth East street pc
tween South Temple and FIRST aoutl
stroets hut that the work was not or
dored done by the board of public
works until this spring, Nv Palmer
o,aims thar ne should have been gWet
mo work because the ordinance was
passed during the life of his contract
Pecause Of the failure Of the city 70
Give him the job he claims he has peen
damaged In the sum above stated
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ing to last years drouth ana the nip
ping Of the blossoms this spring by the
frost.
Car 100. one OF the old.tmcrs Of the
Rapid Transit company has been COM
piately oyerhaulcd. and repaired, and
now looks IRE a new affair
Fred Rockwell win bring i'm train
load Of stockers' steers tomorrow from
Jordan valley Ida. and unload at the
salt Lake stock yards onrouto TO sum-
mer ranges IN Colorado.
Judge Mcconnell leaves ON business
trIp TO Chicago tonight, returning
about the first of thc month. when he
WIN go to Uiutah county on mining
business
Felina Eldrcdgo aged p years resld-
ing at 53' West First South street, Is
reported as having scarlet fever The
little patient has been placed under
quarantine by the health officials.
The strong winds of today am, char
acterized by the local weather Office
as dry storm There hayo been
rains In ldaho aud Wyoming but on
Is the windy edges of the storm
reached salt Lake
The board Of trustees of Gordon
academy at their next meeting viii
order extended physical improvements
TO De made this summer u Hammond
Han ana other properties of the acne
deny
a meeting ut me executive committee
Of the ELIAS Morris Memorial nsaocia
ton WIN Toe held Monday morning az
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ar THE RESORTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

'''u uuIuuuuuuuunul
The Seventeenth ward is out at La
coon today In force,
The story IN the Tribune this morning
to the et'ect that NJ. A Pattpn and o.
H. SkIdmore had been awarded a CON
tract to construct novel mOnorail
tramway at Saltair for the accommO.
daton Of bathers is little premature.
No contract has been awarded.
The Ninth and Twelfth wards spcnt
an enjoyable outing al Lagoon yester.
day The big day however, will be
the gathering OF the Iron Moulders and
Boiler Makers clans tomorrow, when it
Is expected that the crowd viii rival
that Of Miners day
The Oregon Short Line brought down
from Ogden this morning on special
the members Of the First Methodist
church. who are out at Saltair today
with the residents Of the TNycntisth
TWenty-llrst and Twenty
wards,
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SWANSEA WANTED.
Rumors Arc Current Today to the Ef.
feet That a Deal is Pending

The unusurl strength displayed by
Swansea stock on the mining exchange
today gave rise TO rumors of pending
deal Representatives of the American
Smelling & Refining company recently
conducted am examination OF the prop
crty,
IL is believed the smelling company
has at least entered into an arrange
mcnt Tor the ores, as they are OF a
character very desirable to use las a
lux for other ores, The stock sold at
Al cents this afternoon.
The afternoon sales We're:
Monaud-Tonopah, 200 AZ 2lO, 100 at
2l2k; 100 at I'll; 100 at 2l2.
Swansea, 100 at A.
Tetro, 400 at "a. 200 al 3ih,
Yankee, 100 at "a,
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the nomination OF county clerk on the
Democratic Ticket This means a
spirited rivalry between MI Scare and
Mr.. g. ~, Jackson, whose name has
previously been spoken " IN tho same
connection,
with 70 many Of the Republican
leaders out OF town, there Is not much
nows 20 DO obtained concerning what
IS likely 70 happen ut their conventions,
Gradually tho candidates are an
nounciug themselves, and some Of these
announcements are interesting,
Thus far a. s. Riser appears 20 be
the only Republican candidate for
state auditor and his nomination seems
TO be an assured fact
There WIN be- pretty fight among
the Republicans for the county re-
Ccrdership. The leading candidates
are Jack May and Percy Perkins. Both
are working hard and N is not unlikely
that by the time the convention meets,
IS votes. as In the Powers Peery con.
test, WIN be- SUFFICIENT to change the
result,
It rs said that County Clerk John
James Is harborng the third term idea.
II he decides 10 run, he win have his
chief clerk, j. 4, Eldrcdge, Jr, as his
chief opponent,
Barney Quinn "a q candidate for
county assessor on the Democratic
ticket and friends are working hard
iu his behalf
Judge Thomas y, Dee Of ogden is In
the city today looking over the po-
litlcal field.
Col Maxson Of the Nevada delcga-
ton 10 the ST. Louis convention came
iu this morning and conferred with
local politicians regarding the stand
Utah Us likely to take while there,
NJ II Lund ~ the firm Of Farnsworth
& Luud will I'm an likelihood, become
% candidate for county attorney on
tho Democratic ticket Mr. Lund was
recently bouorod by the Young Mems
Democratic club BIZ being chosen tenn
porary chairman Of the organization.
Friends Of .. g. Hempstead are urg-
ing him TO go after the Democratic
nomination Tor county attorney, but he
l5 as yet undecided.
Among the Democrats mentioned at
this carly date for the state legisla-
Wre rs Councilman Arthur f Barnes,
whose friends want him 10 make the
race for The lover house,
The Republicans promise an interest
Ing exhibition IN the fight for state
treasurer Tine Leading candidates are
Glazicr Of Utah county Christensen OF
Sewer and Moycs OF Weber each Of
whom is developing some strong sup.
port,
There is some quiet talk among
Democrats Of again naming Orson +.
Whitney for the state senate, although
the Bishop long ago declared that he is
out OF politics
The delegates TO the Democratic ma
tional convention have not accepted
the Invitation Of the California dele
cation to travel on their special train
TO ST. Louis, but win leave here Fri
day, july l. on an early morning train,
and arrive at st, Louis on July 3. The
delegates will use special sleeper
over the oregon Short Line and Union
Pacific.
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LAST WILLS ARE
FILED FOR PR0BAT
The Late James Sharp Left Per.
SOnal Property That is Valued
at So, 1000
EXECUTORS WITHOUT BONDS.
VIII ofAdolph lessen Who Was Killed
At Bingham a Few Weeks Ago
Guardianship Matters,

The viii Of tho late James Sharp, de-
ceased was admitted to probate today
by Judge Morse who presided I'm Judge
Hairs court, and j. r. sharp Ileber
G sharp J. il. Sharp and H. $. Young
were appointed executors Of the estate
without bonds, as provided In the viii
The value OF the personal property left
by the testator is $4,000.
The WIN Of Adolph lessen, deceased,
who was killed at Bingham short
time ago by coming I'm contact with "A
live wire was also admitted u pro-
bate and n. A. Wall and e.. B. Jack
were appointed as executors without
bonds
Mary SWenson WAC appointed guard
Ian Of the persons and estates Of Gustaf
A. and oscar W. Anderson, minors, and
her bond was fixed by Judge Morse at
N.2t0
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TWO OPINIONS.
supreme Court Affirms the Judgment in
The La Chall-Bnrry Case,

The supreme court today affirmed the
Judgment Of tho lower court IN the case
of the State Of Utah vs. Albert La
Chall and John Barrywho were cone
victed In BoXedcr county for robbery
and sentenced to three years In the
state prison. The original information
filed against the defendants alleged that
the robbery was committed through
fear and force, bat the statutory words,
"and against his wiz wer omitted, AZ
ter defendants had entered their plea
the district attorney was allowed TO
amend the Information by inserting the
words, which were omitted. That aC-
ton on the part Of the court was made
the grounds for appeal, but the SUI
prame court holds that the charge OF
rabbery was sufficiently set ont in the
original Information, and, as the guilt
OF the defendant was established. the
court will not interfere with the YER
dict The opinion was written by Chief
Justice Baskln and couCurred in by
justices Bartch and McCarty
WHAT'S IN A NAME2
The court reversed the Judgment Of
the lower court In the case Of the
Richardson g. Boynton company, APP
pollants. against the Utah Stove &
Hardware company The action was
brought to recover 81 900 on u judg-
ment rendered in Illinois In favor Of
plaintiff and against defendant In
the Illinois case the defendant was
named IN the pleadngs as the Titan
stone e Hardware company instead OF
the Utah stove Hardware company
and defendants attorney appeared and
answered that there was no such cor
poration as the Utah Stone & Hard
ware company. Plaintiff was there
upon allowed to correct the name in It's
peadlngs, and judgment was rendered
against the defendant
I'm the case in the district court OF
this district the defendant contended
that tho Illinois court had not ac-
ouIred jurisdiction IN the case fer the
reason that the defendant named there
i'm was the Utah Stone Hardware
company. This contention was upheld
nv the lower court, and Judgment rem
dered in favor OF defendant. but the
supreme court reverses this Judgment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17

correctly. You say dot you know a
man vat makes a bootiack already Of
de forks uf dc road to pun nit his
boots or he such big feet got?'
yes" said the fisherman.
You mean by the forks Of dc road
we're de road ono goes dis way. and de
odder dat way, a fork making?'
yes"
and he 80 out deere and his boots
No must pun Off like booJack he
uso2'
"Ycsn
Ven I understand don't I? Vat?"
YES"
"Oh den dat no joke vas DAT was
Chust a tam lie. Forest and Stream
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays local bank clearings amount
ed TO N5l740.63 as against $i9l6i3.9t
for the same day last year,
The lions Benefit Building society
bid in this morning through George NJ
Cannon for $780, 2iaXiis rods in lot
6, block 3G plat A. salt Lake city sur
yCy
The Bell Telephone company will
saw off ita poles iu the business district
just ass soon as the dead wires above
are removed leaving the reduced poles
l0r the usc of the electric light COM
pans. The company Is rapidly re-
,movIug tho wires made useless by the
'cunduit system
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
GOING TO CONVENTION.
Senator Kearns Will Leave for Chicago
Tonight or Tomorrow,

Senator Nearns viii leave for Chicago
to attend the Republican national con-
vcntion either tonight or tomorrow, but
just exactly when could not be learned
this afternoon as the senator had left
his office and could not be found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
SCENERY CAME DOWN.
Rock Slide Blocks Traffic on Main Line
OF DenNer \ Rio Grnnde

I.eadyillc, Colo. June H. Denver &
Rio Grande limited passenger train No,
8. westbound, was brought back 10 this
city on account OF rock Slide which
blocked the road near MinWrn last
night, and was sent west over the Col
orado Midland road Traffic was only
slightly delayed trains IN both direc-
tons using the Midland tracks, and the
l,Io Grande tracks VIII soon be cleared
OF the obstruCtlon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
NORTH sIIoRE DEAL
Hartman Gets Control Of Road Out o
san Francisco.

San Francisco, June li~-One million
five hundred thousand dollars worth Of
bonds Of the North Shore road, 100
mile line from Sanusallto TO Cazadero,
have been bought here by y, II. Hgrri-
man, and some OF his eastern financial
associates In accordance with the plan
to make this minor road part OF the
Southern Pacific, The Mercantile Trust
company Of San Francisco held an OPP
ton on the bonds. In addition IT Is un-
derstood that Mr. Hartman has secur-
ed good sized block of stock so that
now he virtually has controlling In
terest In the road
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
TELEGRAPH MEN HERE.
Superlntendents Of Southern Pacific and
Western Union In Town,

A party Of Western Union and South
prn Pacific telegraph official arrived IN
Salt Lake this morning for the pur-
pos of looking after the service, ar
ranging for installation Of telegraph
service on the San Pedro. Los Angeles
& Salt Lake road and other matters
that are being brought up now that the
Postal Is heading for Salt Lake. In
the party are A. IL, Roome and c. Car
michael respectively superintendent OF
telegraph and superintendent Of con-
structIon for the Southern Pacific, and
r. n Lamb and G.. y, Smith who hold
the same positions ON the Pacific d.
vision Of the Western Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
POLITICAL STPAWS.

Mat Thomas. The weu known young
salt Lake lawyer has announced his
intention Of becoming a candidate for
the nomination Of county attorney In
fact he is even now an avowed as
plrant for the place, and many Demo-
cratic friends are Offering him their
support.
-
Albert Scare who was for a long time
an attache oe the office Of county clerk
and for a considerable time the chief
deputy Of Mr.. d, G, Dunbar, is out for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
suit to Foreclose.

Suit 10 forcolose a mortgage was .l'u
I'm the district court today ny ue talt
,,ntida Coss Beck The property in
Tniyed Is part Of lots and s, block ~,
n}Un,tt' and the amount OF the Judg'
mcnt asked is $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
Excursion to Idaho,

The Oregon Short Limo passenger de-
partmcnt announces that the next eX-
cursion to northern Utah and Idaho
points win be on Saturday, July ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
IN sHoCKLEY'S BEHALF,
Judge Morse Signs Certificate Of Proba-
HE Cause OF Appeal.

Judge Morse today signed certificate
Of probable cause Of appeal to the SUI
premo court iu the case OF the state "
Utah vr James NJ. ShoCkley, who is
under sentence of death for the murder
Of Amasa J.. Gleason street car man.
on the night of Jan. g. 1904 Attys,
Wilson and Smith who defended
Shocklay have also filed notice Of ape
peal with tho clerk of the court and the
necessary service has been made ON
Shern Emery so that the execution,
which was dyod for Friday Juno a.
win be stayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
PERSONALS

Josse NJ. smith has gone to Soda
Springs on business
Superintendept James A. Foshay OF
the Eos ANGELES, Cali schools is In the
city. aud called today ON superlnten-
dent Christensen.