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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
SENATE ORGANIZES A
COURT Of IMPEACHMENT

WRshinEtnT, 1e,t, 2--At orlcck 20
~ to- seret-. Ur.Saz Il IS ~ .curt of
.!1Ye7c'p.trt. Chic: Jtpiios Fnller IN
MS cth"f. gown, o:t-i'S, and WIS co.
cL~'sd - To prtriGmt oa.eers dcsb.
H,s Trtrgs'Ja wa3 aJlLt'aI,So1 w Sef.b-
tn Etbraiaes clLl'pi ~ OF the COM
u'ttre, at tho ro3c eo' cs ti.e sciia.a TO
SCWii.S G: the cS-i. TO scajy,1,. Cl,a!r-
man FRO Ten Frye ana EeiatUr Pli,t
a. C"1tc,icui We're Avt eNyiA me
it'l az TIE seas; was Ca2lol ahe so n p
tO'5 !" group OF II Werv Iree0nled -
tie Geak Gno sWn'G Many mefnbnrb
e.: 80 lpus% " ar prctcm during tho
ceremony ana thu Ei..sr e. vera vel!
Alled.
~ soon az tho ssnAta WV cr gnn y 90
ms q court 10 resolution wAn l,aased IN
forming The house tha the senate ras
ready 10 Ie,alYe thA impe.. ohm an. man .
ayers az the l.r O. the senate
Senator P9Ct Conn whc wsa call
cd 10 the Chnh "a prasidlna ar I OF
thc court, ste ted thar during 10 m
parchment trlas al senAioro rho bar
been sworn gu hs IN b. In thear ssAtA
Ag soon 40 the hntA4s could b. h.
formed DO mAuag-Ts OF TIE inlreanh
inent we're auuoiLceG ara oemnnce d
that . process be !sSued against yuoEi
3Yayno. a resolution was ruSaed dj
iectlnR that an ortei Ia .bu,ed TO-
Judge SwRynt, re-; urTAcit OIL Friday st
i O'c,ouk
Tho senate, ~ o Ooutt. a. sn adiouii,
cd snd Mr. Frye resumcd the chair, TIN
senate proceeding ~ ,estilpr seSainr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
NOBLE COMES AGAIN.
Gets Restraining Order Against City
For Cutting Down Sidewalk,

Another injunction suit was filed In
the district court today by w. p. Noble
against salt Lake City to restrain de-
PENDANT from interfering with the side
walk grade in front ard to the west
Of PLAINTIFFS property on the corner
Of II and South Temple streets and to
compel defendant TO restore the side
walk TO It's original condition The tom-
plant AL yes that defendant, IN Sept
10, 1904, cut down the grade OF n
street I'm exCavatIng for n sidewalk so
that It liz 3l3 feet below the sidewalk
or South Temple street I'm front Of
plaintiffs property and that Il VIII
unless restrained, take up his sidewalk
on South Temple street and cut the
grade down to conform with the II
street grade.
Plaintiffs property has already been
greatly damaged By the change In the
grade on n street, Il Is alleged us all
OF the trees on that side lJtve been do
stroyed aud It IS asked that IN IN
junction be issued 10 prevent the city
from cutting the grade on South Tenn
pie street and also that tho city be
compelled 10 restore the sidewalk grade
10 IT'S original condition. Judge ARM
strong issued a temporary restraining
order return1ble before Judge Morse
on Jan. 81, 1905, The bond for the re-
straInlng order was fixed at $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
SOUTHERN ARTIST HERE.
Miss Williams Comes TO Salt Lake to
Locate and Work.

Miss Louise Williams q young artist
from Augusta, Ca, is In the city and
it IL her intention to remain here and
devote herself to her chosen vocation.
Miss williams has come west because
Of the I'll health Of her mother and Sis
ter and with them has been In Colorado
for the past year but Colorado's alti-
tude being high for her mother, she
hopes to find an opening here for her
york that her mother and sister may
lor her later
She has studied art IN the New York
schools ana as a supplement 10 this
look a short course m sculpture I'm
which she seems to have am equal tai
out. She had the distinction Of oh.
Plning s!ttings from Cardinal Gibbons
qnd made bust which was received
az the Chi rleston exhibition and OBJ
tanned favorable comment lt was uf-
terWurds purchased by membcrs OF the
Gibbons family. She has also modelled
a bust of Lieut. Poary of North Pole
fame, which has also received favorable
comment.
Miss Williams chosen work. however,
IL painting, ana she has on exhibition
In two ieWeiry stores on Main street,
paintings which serve as examples of
her attuinments The most important
Of these Is "a picture "The Culprit. 4"
showing a monk caught I'm the wine.
cellars hy two of hts brothers, I'm the
act of filling himself from the various
Wine bottles and barrels which make
the distinctive scenery OF the room.
The picture Is difficult Of execution ana
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LATE LOCALS.

Tho plas,erlng In the psde.nl bJildlng
win DO COMPLETED ttls .ao1th, md tSa
marble setting IA well under wey.
Tydly's local baal; cjear,aHs amor d.
cd to t'9AiSJ.cL "a eSq'n7f t;h,'7E ~
for tho panlc deg 'cst 20
I. sysny "a auildng tro i2No cot.
tneAs an aeyeutn Fest street, be- 'aeN
90 ond AMI lNl53 s,u'h H'roe's, W-v
o C-eRuftt bro so lro'Jtec'T
Marsr.r Buzs5 Of t.,e Al'oc raia!n7
properties at Wo.Ssr,0.e 's iovn ;r0g'
Mos'ana Il. -qtor'j H1Dt''ions up
nortA a. ~ Satis.sc' niY r'Ap9
The El,,a Win hc,d apscel social scs
ron In tha!s r.ub hQcse ;oDorioW cYe-
n,rg. whsn the g't-rter ard STAR and
members Of lhs legislature VIII be en-
tcr'e med.
state Fish Commissioner John sharp
says that IN one ;:o0th or six weeks the
Irfnnt hst rry ~ tHe state hatchery
yll o. sufficiently grown Tor dlatribu-
llou in the strains N The state.
state supt. Of Schools Nelson Is busy
working on BIN 20 be presented I'M the
state Legislature providing for "a uni-
form grading and examination Of teach
ors IN the various counties throughout
the state,
II, II. parjthurst. the well known fire
Insurance. official, lg In town from Don-
yer. en route On tho Pacific coast on
business Mr. parkhurst, II win be re-
mamlercd was for a long time local
nuuagcr here OF the san Francisco un-
dCrwritCr7
The details Of the contract are being
drawn up, between MIR. MAILER for the
Intarurban aud the Utah Light & Rail-
way companies whereby the former
corporation win use certain west side
tracks of the latter company In pass
/ Ing through the city,
Mrs. Joseph r. Morris left today for
Atlantic. IN. a few days ago her father
Dr. Nichols formerly prominent phy-
-lclan On the iowa town. died IN CALI
rorna. where he was spending the win.
,or with hts wife Mrs Morris Joined
her mother here and proceeded on the
0l Journey Gust
notwithstanding the low boromctric
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
Record Run Was Made With its
Order Of Business This
Afternoon,
IN FOURTEEN MINUTES FLAT
Only Business Was a Joint Resolution
On the Recent Bounty FRAUDS
In Utah.

The state senate today made record
run through its order Of business ana
finished in IA minutes fiat by the stop
watch. Senator Johnson passing the
tape with resolution to adjourn at s'li
D. M. The senator's who were planning
hills are sim Withholding them the
only new item Of business handled TO-
day was Joint resolution offered TO inc
senate calling upon Attorney General
Rreeden Ia furnish an opinion az to the
responsibilty OF the state for the cci
ti6eates now issued and as TO the possl-
biltv OF The states recovering W. pay
henfs On fake claims since jun 80, lsOi;
The resolution charges collusion ana .,,
corruptlon as we'll as criminal neg,,l-
eence ON the part Of county officials
in Issuing warrants that were 3 gross
abuse OF the provisions OF the bounty
law. "a ,,ut
oo,np up In lts regular order The sem
40 meets tomorrow at p M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
LOST ON TENDERLOIN.
Manuscript Sermon of Salt Lake
Preacher Found in Shady House,

The police are highly amused over
an incident that came to them yester-
day afternoon on that part Of the ten
dcrloin located on Commercial street
SONS days or nlrhts ago, a certain
salt Lake preacher decided to take ln"
Commercial street and make an inves-
tgation Of the evils existing there, Ac-
cording to the police, this minister Dc.
clared his Intention Of putting u So0
to vi,a IN this city, ana no ~4rt J.;o
various deus Tor the pHrp1A' of nr-
nishng himself with the loc~eary an
munition for the wa'i>re, and preioh-
ed upou the tlie' 81 sunday.
Yesterday 'horuoon, Whls waltlng
along hts beat on Commerls, stroet
officer Moore found I'm the entrance Of
one oe m. French dl.es, n manuscript
sermon prepared by ibis reverend gan
tleman, together with an alleged lst-
te" written hy the RcGccmer Mocra
took the letter and gsrlnon 10 police
headquarters md says II The preacher
who lost II WIN c5ll and prove owner
ship, the document win be surrendered
10 hum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult CCuaty Clerk or respective s.Gn
crs for fUrthCr Information

Consult CCuaty Clerk or respective s.sn'
crs Tor further Information
--------
IN TIT DISTRICT COURT lR0.
bate Division, ~ and for salt lAEs
County. state Of Utah. ln tne matter VI
OF al MlEngs Nouce, The petition OF
Mrs Lucy Day inc Euarcian OF the WI-
aOUg and tic CstattS OF viola Day l,ou'
Day. JqH Is. Day and Golden Day
al real and personal propefIy oi sa.1
Minors, and that all pemoha. i1tcres'y.J.,
ppi,esr hci0ro tho slid court 20 snow
cause why an order Should not Doe gram
cd TO soll all of the following I,uii
real and personal property Oh S"'
An undivided one-half interest In and
% commencing Qt the nouhe'st cotlC.
of lat one. section one, Township ,iour
south. tango ono West Sal' L3Gg
MCpdnh, rupnlng Hence e r, ttc56t6,
RODS " the Suit Lake & Jordan C4ngG l
thence south twenty-siN dnG oue-hiil ~
Eroes east nno and otie-hnll rNas' .vI.
west one rod: thence south thirty d'Bl,wni
vest along the oQsttra line % tHc Jay
decided 10 salt ,aLe cts for canal pli'
poses, b. q point seventy RODS s2l'1 ul,urss
lie north me Gf gald Lot one lHei't
east 1914 rods. iucfe or less 20 lil ,r
line OF said Lot one; thence loIln h''''
" lOuN 10 ElNft UN u'NlllAIf' ..-..t I'd
Alec an undecided onQ-half lntete1t ~
and to tho south half oe the eas' hlll o
tina east half ~ the northwest qHa' ",
of gcouel thirty Algo besl9nlngs, ~ 5p w.
northeast, CORNER ~ tho southwest qDG.
ter OF aid section; thencc west ~ i'iSi
thence south G55 rods; thence ,9sl
rods. thence north 1916 rods 10 piag. ,G
lcrinulng ia township three SCUM
Range ono East, Salt Lake Mel iull 1
Aiso an undivided One-hllf lhtelg'C,,3
and To- tho following dencrIbed p''''"''
property, to-wit;- ,gos
rs shares OF tho East Jordan cana. (hSo,',
ness, 1 mower I halrow; ! old nlowS
3m Hharcs OF wator N the DrRWl Ii,a91e,
ton Company; ] hay pole ana w "a h
az the Melchcr Mining g. MllunE ',nr.
stock has been set Tor hourlng on VIZ
day tho an day " February D. rti,rt
al 10 o'clock "a. m. az the County S.,rt
House. I'm the Court Rogp OF sll! ,,giy
IN Salt Lake CITY, san Lake O''''''
Titan ,,,,,,, with
tho fpul thereof affixed, TINS -llh u''
January a d. 800. ..,. IN ozark
(Seaii j. t. ELDREDGE Jk CsrE
By vs.. IT, Farnsw0rth. Deputy NY Tor
Stewart aud stewart ATTORNEY
Guardian
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LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP.


When the senate opened az . o'clock
Senator Barker WAS again IN his seat,
after an absence Of several days.
The committee on livestock held a
protracted session this morning In con-
nectlon with the same committee from
the house. The proposition of amend
Ing the state sheep laws so as to COM
form with the national laws was dis
cussed,
House BIN No 30, by Mr.. Cromar an
act establishing the Office Of Inspector
of steam boilers, has occasIoned much
speculation as to the number OF suclt
boilers within the state, The author OF
the bin, while he has nothing Ia the
why Of statistics ON this point estin-
ntes that there are between 500 and
1000, a great many OF which are regu-
lated 10y men and boys wholly incom-
petcnt TO keep them IN proper shape,
1t IS for this reason that an inspection
Is called for, that proper protection
ma.y be thrown around life and prop
Crty,
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nrsFRFT TvENINa NEWS TUESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1905.

otto O. Oblad, William d. WooleY
Fred Barrows, Willard II. Martin, Joh
eph l.. Barrow Ira owen Horsfall and
Frans DeBry were recommended ana
sustained 20 be- ordained Elders.
Jos Pol rendered beautifully "The
Chlldren's Friend" after which Preat.
Leo Frost, gave a report Of the Dea-
cons quorum Of the Eighth ward. Elder
lssac Ban who recently returned from
the Eastern states mission reported his
labora lie said the work OF the Lord
was growing slowly but the Elders had
reason 10 feel encouraged.
Bishop Heber G., fyers0u addressed
the meeting ON humility
Prest Schulthess said that the stake
presidency were we'll pleased with the
work that had been done during the
year 1904 So far everything had been
done IN perfect harmony fle advised
all 10 be ns dutiful I'm the coming years
as they had been IN the past.
After singing Come all ye sons Of
Zion bencdictlon was pronounced by
J1bcs w. West. Jr.
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WEATHER REPORT


Record at the local office no 81,
weather bureau for the "a hours ena,r,
az a. m. today;
Barometer reading at H. M, 9-s,
inches; temperature at c n. m.. "a H.
grees; maximum SO; minimum 5s
mean 46, which Is II degrees above nov
NAL.
Excess Of the daily mean tamnor,
ture since the FIRST Of the month h
degrees.
Excess Of daily mean tempera,r,,
since Jan. ]. So dogtees
Precipitation since the fret oS n,
month, 30 inch, which IS so inch to
low the normal.
Deficiency IN precipitation since Jan
t. 50 inch.
FORECASTS TILL 6 p. NJ. WEDNrs.
DAY,
Local forecast fer Salt Lake city and
vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight ana w,5po.
day with local rain or snow.
Utah forecast taken at Denver
Colo.):
Partly CLOUDY tonight ana Wo,nA,
day with local rain or snow north por.
Ton,
western W NoultnS'
Partly cloudy tonight ard Welpes.
day with local S'oyo north portion.
WEATHER. CoHpITiONs.
Tho ,D,Tm,e,et - tighast owe, "a
hri',. kuuutalH DUR miCd'n -.
MisSIslp1t ah> Misscu,+ -gi,oy. s.,.
au|e trS Nortl Atlantic sis.tee .nd
te'wrs N'or the Ike tes1oi,. Oha, yv.'
~ sre no -, S'p'iro etates.
Pte'i y'ta'iOr occurred cvv,. ,.,r,,o. =,
OF Tho MORN Pacific. yu.t ano Adnnt,
Systss @h'o. ldisslsitp ans Nssonr,
ralleyr ,n,ddN and northern Rook
houniE'r siore anl northern ,,,at,s,.
r. gfop Z va tinli,m 49, NOR ri ~
EtvNb'irg rcttlars Char'srtou a,,t
Ncr.e'b an' snowing ovcr the tas. arm
satan. WITH temperature % degr "a "a,
low 2sro.
Il, j. HYATT.
fOcl Flrr1agfrr
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tendant on the opening Of the San Pc
dro road.
The standing committees Of the Com
merClal club for the ensuing year VIII
be named By the clubs executive some
time this week.
The committee on mines and mining
Of the Commercial club lunchcd at noon
today at the club with the committee
on mines and mining Of the house Of
representatives,
The local Hotelmen's association VIII
meet this evening, at the Commercial
club, with q committee OF the club 20
tax over united effort looking toward
action which viii both help the city
ana the hotels, IN the matter OF enter
tanning tourists.
H. l., 4. Cumer has completed "a fine
large wator color painting Of Mount
Tamc and Fallen Leaf lake lu Nevada.
near Lake Tahoe The scene Ia at
sunset, and the colorlngs are uuusually
fine The painting is one OF the very
best Nh Culmcr ever turned out and
viii be hung for exhibition I'm the COM
mcrcial club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24

area pervadlng all the western part OF
the country the day Is bright, sun
shiney ana warm, the lowest thermom-
eter tooay being IS degrees above zero,
There has been light snowfall over a
Wide area OF territory ana some OF the
temperatures We're very low. Tho local
weather Office looks for rain or snow BY
tomorrow.
President Horace II. Smith OF the
Utah State Union Of Christian En-
deayor has received from the committee
Of Arrangements az Baltimore OF the
biennial convention TO be held July
neSt, a communication stating that the
committee has been hard ut work for
six months and hopes that Utah viii
be largely represented, The committee
assures Mr.. Smith that a most cordial
welcome win be extended 10 the Utah
delegation md asks Tor a list of all
state, city, county local and district Of
iiccrs and district secretaries; also, the
sug2cstIon Is made that the stationery
Of TIE Utah union be headed "Baltl-
more 1905.
Tho American Falls Canal e Power
company management I'm this city has
gotten out a wen prepared and Illus
trnted pamphlet entitled Homes In
Idaho" descriptive Of the development
OF the regions along the lines OF the
great canal and its latterals, The half
tones are very good, showing sections
Of the grand canal as large, if not
larger than the Erie canal, also earn
scenes under the ditch, eyidencing what
immense advantages may be rcaped In
an agricultural way hy irrigation m
thc idaho country. The Snake river
near Blarhfoot, looms up IKE the Tud
son iUnt above YonSo,o, and the scores
illustrating the hGcvesta auI the gov.
ing OF Gue live stool, are wen wJdhy
OF careful SANITATION Then. the
general writing 80 x the local re-
sourccs 20 IlteAism.Iy zone, mi ne
pamphlet is wen Uyr,ty 4 a v;ds cir
crlatiou I'm the ;nlddie eastern states
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came rapidly worse, and hc expired at
the time stated
Acting Coroner Dana r. Smith Viewed
the remains, and sent the body to the
morgue Il has not been decided whetn-
or or not an inquest viii be held, but II
IS thought that proceedings VI this kind
are unnecessary
Late this afternoon II was learned
that the deceased was not q stranger,
as was at first believed by the police.
The sherns Office instituted an invea-
tigotion, and learned thA the dead mao
was am old tIute resident Of this city.
His name Is Alfred Shires, and he Wos
by occupation a plagtcrer The family
residence is at 3i2 Ninth East street.
The body has been Identified by menu
bers Of the family,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
PRIESTHOOD MEETINGS.
Young Men ofPisneer Stake Hold Their
First Conference.

A conference Of the lesser Priesthood
Of Pioneer stake was held last night
ln the seventh ward assembly rooms
President William McLachan and
counsclors presiding. The hail was
filled and remarks bearing on the duties
Of Priests, Teachers and Deacous, were
made by Elder David Mckenzie, Pres
.deut MCLaChIau and Elder HyWm NJ
the lutter being the principal speaker
Elder Smith urged the Bishops to
train the youth In their duties by Civ
ing them ample opportunity 90 exercise
he functions Of their respective cali
lngs. The conference is the first Of
the kind ever held In the stake and
win doubtless be productive OF great
good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
DEATH OF A STRANGER.
Unknown Passes Away at Salvation
Army Barracks.

A man named shlres, oged about so
years, died this morning at $3.50 O'clock
az the salvation Army barracks Of
pneumonia The unfortunate man had
been m only fcg days aud had been
AZ the BARRACKS for four or five nights
whore be- waG Clvcu shelter and what
comforts the plncc nffo dod Where
Shiros came from could rot be learned,
but the officer IN charge Of the bdr-
racks stated that shlros said he hdS
pneumonia when he clme there for as
slstance, II was not thougt' tnat his
case was @ serious one, as he appeared
TO be recovering last evening This
morning, however his condition be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24

viii take larger consumptlye A..
to put new life into IT, ,'''lhc
PIovisiOns--M Market 8 To- 10 cepts t,-,
err, short covering has again bean 's ;,
feature OF this market. The rpoein,. '1.
hogs al this time are far from b6, W
burdensome ana this fact Is causIr. z
shade OF uneasiness 10 the bear lr,..'
est, Market looks as II It might do SET scg,
better.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
WHERE is OLGA wINBERG ?

Mrs. Joaupn Johansen Of "A sixteenth
street Brooklyn ~ y "a DESTROYS of
corresponding with her neice Miss Olga
Wmbers who emguted TO Utah, with
her mother, from Hclslngborg, sweden,
III 1890, A letter to the above address
WIN be much appreciated ald may be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Cut of Twenty Cents a Hundred to be
Made This Afternoon.

At this afternoons meeting Of the
SALT Lake Produce Exchange It Is
understood that straight cut Of 20
cents win be made IN flour, TIE local
mills have been ot late cutting each
others prices so mat local dealers hold
that by making q cut so low that none
Of the milprs can possibly so below IT,
the uncertainty of the situation win be
cleared up and business DE done on a
generally recognized basis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
OURT0N FORFEITED BOND.
Uank Teller Who Assaulted Chinaman
Did Not Appear

In Judge Dlch's court this after
noon A. c, Curton, alias Jones. who
was arrested the other nigh, 3cr as
saulting Hop Wah tine Cijnanon, fo.-
feltcd his ban or SO. Carton war q
bank teller. and when arrested gave the
nome Of Jones.
Harry Wright charged with abusing
his aged father, was convicted OF using
abusive language, and was fined $50 by
Judge Diehl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
CONFESSED FORGERY.
], r Watkins Gave as Lis Excuse That
He Was Hard Up.

This afternoon J f Watkins, aged q,
was arrested at Groshel's ticket odic,
by Officer Barlow, on the charge Of
forgery II is alleged that the young
man forged the name Of the Dayton
Drug company TO check for S8S. Wat
Rims tried to cash the check at the
ticket Office, and was held there by Mr..
Groshell until the officer arrived Tho
young man, after being arrested, ad-
mitted his guilt, ana by way Of exten-
uation said that he was hard up and
needed the money He win be given
q hearing before Judge Diehl probably
tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24

fishers maXimum rate for
an legal advertising required
by law TO be done by the state, or IT'S
separate civil divisions The bin I'M
poses what ~ termed reasonable
maximbum rate for such work, and
one that Is lower than In amy OF the
surrounding statcs The bin also re-
qulres that the sesslon laws Of the Leg
islature and The proceedugs Of
meetings OF the board ~ county COM
miasloners be published, this % be done
by the state and county furnishing such
reports 10 each newspaper that desires
them
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SECRETARY ARRESTED.
Stakeholder Took Action Over Refusal
70 Permit Him TO See Books.

carl Mollerup was arraigned In Judge
Diehrs court this morning ON the charge
Of refusing to allow a stockholder In a
company Of which he Is secretary to
examine the books Of the company.
The alleged onense IS a misdemeanor,
W. l., Weathcrbee is the complaining
witness
When arraigued this morning the ac-
cused entered "A plea OF not guilty and
was released on his own recognlzance,
The case was set for trial Jan, 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
PATENTS FOR WEsTERNERs.
(spccial 10 tho '1NewsN0

I|TTT|TTI 10 TITV FNTW0' J
Washington, y. c.. Jan. A-Patents
issued; Utah-Ircd X. Y. Jensen,
Ephraim Crate.
tdahO--William r. Wilcox, mining
bucket dumping apparatus.
Wyoming Mitchell Saxon, Buffalo,
counting aeNIun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
GLENN MILLER.
Will Spend Two or Three Weeks in the
East Before Returning,
Especial 10 The "News.O

Washington, d. c. Jan. 2i,-Glen
Miller, who has been here some days
as witness for Senator Smoot, viii
leave this evening for New York aud
Boston lie will spend a week or two
I'm the east before returning to Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD.
President Wells to Name Committees
Things Doing at Commercial Club.

President Wells OF the Commercial
club VIII name this evening a commit
tee Of three to start the BAH rollins IN
arranging for the public celebration at