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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
LIFE SENTENCE
At HARD LABOR
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following undersigned brother work
men with a. j.. Gleason and Thomas
Brighton, respectfully ask You 10 dis
regard the recommendation OF the Jury
for mercy IN The case Of James NJ.
shockey Tor the following reasons.
First--ShoCklcy has twice been con-
viclod ~ murder in the first degree,
ne has had fair and just trial In both
rasos.
Second This was not tho first time
that he had held up ear according TO
his own confession, see written confess
sion u holding up car 90 Twelfth East
and Firth South on night Of July o.
1903.
Third-We believe that any man who
goes out 20 commit robbery goos with
Tho intent 10 commit murder should the
same be necessary 10 further his ends.
Fourth-Thero is nothing i'm the testi.
mony 10 show that Shockey did not
contemplate murder when he entered
The car, his gun was drawn, at the
lrst resistance ne fred
We respectfully ask that you dlsre-
gard the recommendation OF the jury
En- this case ana thereby further tho
ends ~ iustIcs,
Respectfully submitted,
George Phillips, H p, Myers r. n.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
SCHOOL EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR.

The exhibit Of the city schools at the
state fair next week win contain a COL
lection Of potted flowers and plants
raised and cultivated by the school
children a special prize is being Of
ferod for the choicest collection eX-
hlbited by the children as the fruits OF
their own labor, hence there Is quite
keen competition on that matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
STEPHENS TO THE CHOIR
Urges Members to Help Out the Two
Big Concerts for Next Week

In order 10 give every publicity pos.
sible 10 the two splendid concerts 10 be
given under our auspices in the Taber-
nace next week, / request the mem
bers OF the choir TO ask the officer in
charge to kindly announce at the Sun
day evening meeting Of the coming
Sabbath that the ogden tabernacle
choir, assisted by Miss Lucy Gates.
Prof. Willard Weihe, and Organist Nc
Clellan will give one OF their Portland
programs at the Tabernacle Monday
night and that Miss Judith Anderson,
assisted by Mr. Horace S. Ensign Mr.
Willard Welhe, Mr. J. J. Mcclellan and
the Tabernacle choir win give con-
cert recital on Friday night. Both viii
be rare musical treats.
EVAN STEPHENS,
Conductor and MANAGER OF GAax.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS.
There Will be a Singing Contest for
Thorn at the l.. D. S. y Tomrrow

There will be an interesting vocal
contest at the l., y. $, university to-
morrow afternoon when the free sing
ing scholarships OF the institution are
10 be competed for. The contest will
be held In Barratt hall, and win begin
at o'clock, under the direction OF
Prof Stephens. The adjudicators viii
be Mrs, Emma Ramsey Morris. Mrs.
Lizzie Thomas Edward and Miss Ju-
dith Anderson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
HURT IN EUREKA MINE.
Jerry Sullivan Struck Stick of Powder
With Disastrous Sequel,
Especial to the News" -

Eureka. Utah, Sept. 29.--Jerry Sulll-
van, while working in the Raymond
mine here on the / 500 foot level this
afternoon was badly hurt by the acct
dental explosion OF a stick Of giant
powder lie struck the loose stick with
his pick. The powder Instantly explod-
ed severely injuring his face, arms
and legs He will be taken to Salt Lake
for treatment at the hospital this az.
ternOou.
MIR. Sullivan is a brother Of j. C. Sui
Ivan, superintendent Of the Raymond
mine, and only came to Eureka p few
wees ago from Butte, where he was
Superintendent Of the Coray mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
WATER TURNED ON.
Masdamus Case Against Supt Hines
Settled Out Of Court.

The mandamus case brought by the
Beesley Music company against Frank
L. Hines. superintendent Of water
works. and Salt Lake city was dismiss
ed by Judge Richie today, the case
having been settled out OF court by the
superintendnt turning on the water on
the second floor Of the building 0ccu-
pied by plantin The costs OF the ac.
ton were taxed against the city, The
Sc4nt involved was the right Of the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
MRS. MARTHA RoYLE KING.

win resume her vocal classes Mon
day In her studio, 2Jj Commercial Club
building, Mrs. King IS returning from
the east. where she has been securing
new music and studying the latest
methods In vocal culture as taught by
the greatest instructors in America.
Voices tested free by appointment. Bell
Telephone SOB.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
UTAH COPPER CASE.

A special over the private wire Of
James A. Pollock & CO. from Jersey
city today brought the information
that the stockholders meeting of the
Utah Copper company called for the
purpose Of increasing tho capital stock
Of the company from $4,000 to 100000
shares. aud to authorize the proposed
sale Of bonds, had been adjourned un-
I'll next Monday, to await the decision
Of Vice Chancellor Pitney I'm the in
junction proceedings Instituted by Vice
President f. A Wall to prevent such
action being taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
HALF HOLIDAY
FOR THE FAIR.
Governor CutIeraud Mayor Morris
Issue Joint Proclamation TO
This Ef.c..
SET ASIDE TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Recommend Suspension Of Bus.
ness That the Public Geu,rally
Nay Visit Fair

a Joint proclamation was issued this
morning by Gov John e. Cutler and
Mayor Richard p. Morris. setting aside
Tuesday, oct g. as holiday to enable
all TO attend the Utah State fair. The
proclamation is as follows
Whereas The officers Of the Deserct
Agricultural and Manufacturing society
have requested the governor and mayor
to issue request for the citizens OF
the state to observe the afternoon Of
Tuesday, oct 9, 1905, az a holiday,
Nov therefore, We. John G.. cutler,
governor Of the state OF Utah. aud
Richard =. Morris mayor Of Salt Lake
city do Jointly request that TUESDAY
afternoon oct, g. 1905 be- generally OBJ
served as a holiday and tnat business
he suspended and business houses close
nt IL o'clock on said day that an may
be given an opportunity to visit the
Utah state fair.
In testimony whereof we have here
unto st our hands and caused the great
seal Of the State OF Utah. and Of salt
Lake city. 20 be hercunto affixed. at
Salt Lake blty this 29th day of Septem-
Der, y. ID. 1908.
JOHN G.. CUTLER
Governor.
RICHARD p. MORRIS,
Mayor
BY the Governor
G.. =, TlNGEY.
Secretary OF state
BY the Mayor
JOHN s. CRITCHLOW,
city Recorder.
COMMERCIAL CLUB ACTS
The Commercial club board Of gov
ernors Issued today, tho following an
nCuucement OF interest 20 the bust
ness men Of this city:
To the Merchants and Bankers Of salt
Lake city Utah,
The management OF the state fair
having set apart Tuesday oct g. as
Salt Lake day. tho Commercial club
through it's president and board OF
governors respectfully requests the
merchants and bankers " the city 10
close their places OF business from noon
Of that day, thus giving their employees
an opportunity TO see the exhibit Of
the states resources furnished by this
most excellent institution
BOARD OF GOVERNORS. CONNER
CtAL CLUB.
BY Hcber A. Wells. President,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
SUPERVISOR NAMED.
Miss Johnson Of New York City to
Teach Physical Culture Here

The committee on teachers and school
work Of the board OF education met az
Johnson Of New York as supervisor
oi physical culture IN the city schools,
at salary OF $1,000 per year. Miss
johnson rs now teaching I'm New York
city, but win leave there shortly 10 ac-
cept the position iu Salt Lake She
comes highly recommended aud Is said
60 be an expert I'm her line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
LINEMEN SATISFIED.
Accept Schedule of Hours and Wages
Presented by Company

The result Of the conference between
the committee Of lineman employees Of
the Utah Light & Railway company
yesterday. was that last night tho
schedule Of hours and wages approved
~ by the executive committee Of the
company was accepted by the employees,
and all hands are at work today.
The schedule provides that SO hours
shall constitute working day in go
ing from the shop and store room and
ending on the work, for first class line
men, with pay at S55 per day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
NIGHT SCHOOL

A change FOR busy men to double their
earning power Business College eve
ming classes 10 Bookkeeping, Short
hand, Telegraphy, Typewrtng, Pen
Work, English, Arithmetic etc, opens
Oct ., L. d. S. University buildings.
Hundreds Of students In good positions.
Enter nc once,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
RAIN STOPS IT.

The Japanese entertainments SEIZED.
uled FOR tonight at the Rio Grahde mis-
sion. has been postponed on account Of
the mclement weather II viii be given
two weeks from tonight AT the same
place according tO present calculations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29

10 turn OF water because the water
tax was not paid by q former tenant Of
the building There was no ruling
whatever on the issues I'm the case as u
was settled as stated above,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
IDAHO FALLS RURAL ROUTE.
Special 10 n "Ncws -

Washington, y C.. Scot 29.--Rural
route number has been ordered es.
tahlished Dec I at Idaho Falls, Bling.
ham county Idaho, serving $50 people
and lol houses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29
SUMMER COLDS,

Laxative Bromo Qunlne, tho worldwide
Cold cure removes the cause. Call for
the full name and look for signature OF
z. W Grove. &c,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29

For tombstones and monuments and
markers go to Dover's,13 w So, Temple,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-29

lance piance at Arnory Satu,5,,
-----ls.onsen'' halO Soc a couple i night
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
Nth BIG KNIFE
Went AFTER MAN
Susanna Walker Proceeded to
Make Mince-Meat of Husband.
WANTED MONEY FOR XMAS

d Walker FIourished FWe.OoIlar Bill in
Wife's Face, But Defed Her anc
Told Her It Was Intended for An,
other Woman.
There was hot time in the vicinity
OF the Walker home, West Gainesville
Saturday, and George Walker, a vic.
tim ofthe circumstances which brought
on this warm period, is laying up with
several ugly-looking gsshes in his arm
and back, inflicted at the hands of his
wife, Susanna Walker. She used a
knife with accuracy and effect, and
now the man lie sorry that his wife
saw George"
From the best information obtain.
able, 1t appears that the Walker wo-
man went to her husband TO secure
money for the purchase OF few
ChriGtmas articles. Walker exhibited
a fiVe.dollar bill, bot was careful to
impress upon the mind OF his wife that
he proposed to spend the money on an.
other woman. The controversy Waxed
into q state rather exciting, when the
woman claims her husband edvanced
upon her and knocked her down.
Without further ceremony she procur-
ed q knife q began a little carving ex-
ercise, and before George was aware
he had been tolerably we'll slashed up,
receiving several wounds in the arm
and back
The officers we're notified, and the
parties we're placed under arrest. The
woman told q straight story to Marshal
PinkOson, but in default Of &25 she was
taken to Jail. She will be arraigned
before the municipal court Monday
morning.
Walkers condition was critical, and
DR.. R. B. Aver was summoned. He
dressed the wounds, aud at the last &C.
counts the victim was resting &c easily
90 could be expected for 4 man who
had been 60 badly lacersted. He lie
under a bond OF t25 for HE appearance
before the mayors court as soon as he
10 able to leave his bed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24

horses from Jacksonville stable which
are as fine Ss ever went into harness,
and he rode behind them 70 Gaines
vile for the frat time yesterday, He
is very proud Of his new possession, as
he hasa right TO be.
The Sun contained notice a day or
TWO ago tn the eTrr' that Mrs. @. A.
Townsend, who We stricken with
paralysis was ltte improved, and
needed assistance. The Sun has been
requested to emphsticslly deny the
rumor that the lady needed assist.
ance, as she ia receiving every possible
attention 1t the hands VI relatives and
friends, and ne far Ms that is con-
cerned, iS doing nicely The lAdy's
condition, however, is yet unchanged,
bLt friends wish for her n speedy re-.
coveFy soon,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
CRIME CHARGED,
HOLDEN SURREN DERS
Desires to Prove Innocence as Ac-
CessOry to Starke's Murder.
ANOTHER MAN IN GEORGIA

Indications Point to the Fact That Man
Who Left CampvjIIe Soon After
Tragedy ls Guilty Pary-Offjcers
Are Now Hot After Trail.
Jim Holden, a coloFed man OF Camp.
vile who has been employed by the
naval stores interests In that section, IL
behind the bars, charged % accessory
in the murder OF another negro by the
name OF Starke, which occurred at q
festival in CAmpville on the night OF
December 9th, the particulars Of which
were published At the time.
While there Was no definite charge
aRainst Holden, It il said that the me-
gro learned suspicion rested againit
him and he came 90 the city and gave
himself up to Deputy sheriff Granger,
stating that he knew nothing about the
affair and wanted to no vtndicated by
tho law, lie was consequently placed
in prison, a. there WAS nothing else to
do left for the ofiiosrs.
\ prominent county official stated
Saturday that the authorities we're at
ter another man, whom they charge 90
principal. This man, who 10 also . me-
gro, left for Georgia 4 short time after
the murder was committed aud HE
whereabouts are not At present known.
The story Of the killing Of SIavks 10
yet fresh in the minds Of che public, AZ
u negro festival Ia CAmpvillo hs vac
shot through q window, death result.
Ing almost instantly, The murderer
made his escape and no suspicion Was
held againSI any perdOn for several
days. Certain facts, however, tended
10 show that tho man who escaped 20
Georgia wAs guilty OF firing the shot
that ended the unfortunate mHn'0 lite.
II may be that he will b. captured In q
fow days, ne the officers are on HE
trail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
ALAcHUA ANALEcTs.
o 0oing and Coming for the Holidays
Union Christmas Exercises, Etc.

o 0oing and Coming for the Holidays
Union Christmas Exercises, Etc.
Alachua, Dec. 22.-F. Y. Smith is up
from DeLSnd to speLd the holidays.
Leroy Pearce arrived Thursdsy
from Sutherland to spend Christmas
here.
Rev. B. F. Mason and family left
Thursday for jasper, where they will
reside next year. Their many friends
regret their departure, aud wish them
well in their new home.
Mrs. s, J. Ellie OF JasPer 10 visiting
her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. W. c. Rives
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday
schools will have q Christmas tree At
the Baptist church Monday night,
December 18th.
Will Jones, Who makes bic head
quarters in Jacksonville, IL here for
Christmas.
]. W. Thomas Of Sutherland has
been visitlnR relatives here this week
F.E. Quinn has gone 20 81. Angus
tine ~ telegraph operator.
Mr.. and MrS. W. II. CasselS and bA.
by, and Miss LAWSON. will spend the
holidays At Plant City.
Ernest Myers has opened q frSt-elAss
barber shop in she rear Of O. d. Ashes
store.
Christmas, 90 for. l. very quiet
Many Of our merchants have a nice
assortment OF holidSy goods.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
AN ENTERPRlSlNo FARM.
The Breeders Gazette Contained Fine
Notice Of Spring Park farm.


The Breeders Gazette, published at
Chicago, recognized organ Of the
stock breeders OF the United States, in
it's isSue Of the 18th inst, contained
the following complimentary notice
relative to the Spring Park Farm;
The Gazette takes pleasure In call.
ing attention TO the Spring Park Farm
Co., breeders Of Hereford and Jersey
cattle, Gainesville, Fla, This firm 10
very strong financially and has a large
body Of land on which TO carry on itS
business, The management ia in the
hands OF n. 4, Calllson, who has
proved beyond question his ability in
this capacity and the future success Of
the undertaking seems assured, In
building up the Hereford herd the beet
herds OF Texas have been drawn upon
for foundation stock and only the best
OF these herds we're acceptable, The
:Wo herd bulls are Ridicule, an aged
bull Of much quality, bred 81 Shade
land, and the 2.yeAE.Old Dallas, Tex.
~ product aud the yeArling winner ~
81, Louis last year In tho Southern d.
vision Of that great show, Some OF the
females In the herd were alsO winners
81 the same show, We speak only OF
this to prove that this herd 10 founded
well and TO show the intention Of this
firm to have che best regardless ot
price. In the Jerseys Fillmore blood
prevails and the came precautions have
been taken In the selection ~ Ia that
Of the HeFefords. The herd bull 10
Fancy Golden Of BiltmoTe, one Of the
beet bulls ever sent out from that not.
ed breeding establishment, aud the te.
males are In keeping with him, among
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
We Thank

liberal patronage during the year, and
wish each and everyone happy
Christmas The Thomas Co.
w.M. Adams and family Of Moo,e.
ocba have arrived in the city, and will
make this their iutuFe home. They
are pleasantly located 10 one Of the
Cone cottages. SoFth Arrsdondo
street.
Hhrry Pearee. uho 70 attending q
dental college in Atlantis, Ga has a..
rived IN the city and will be the Euest
Of bis mother, Mp. Robert W,Tton.
col East Liberty street. until after ths
holidays.
The Aftermath sale 90 Marcos Ia.
dsl's will have many bafEhius II any
have failed &C boz one Of thoss hand
some ssekiiss. . pair Of ElOVes, habd-
ksrehisis. hosiery. etc 90 have tke
6hsst Ia ths city
Mn. G. 3. Merritt Of Lakeland and
Miss Ethsl Webster. tsaahsE Of sloea.
tiou ahd physical sultaFs 81 Ststson
UhivsFsity. psLAsd are here on q Visii
20 their paFsnts. C0lobsi and Nrs- l. =.
webster FHsndt are delighted 90
Wtle0ms thsm-
Iossph MHnaass reetiVed yesterday
q ehssk irol sac H0gAi TaiioEI q
CRisaEo os q CAriEtm1s toksa % ne
apSraslssicn % Ne rat1euaSs. ~. Ne.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
c HRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS

Get the Handsome Embossed Cards al
The Sun Job Office.
We have some very handsome en-
bossed Christmas and New Year'seards.
90 which We will print your name for
Chustmaa or Nee Years calls.
They are VsTJ fine and " you desire
them you should pat IN youF order ear
81. Call snd zee samples 80 the eOunt-
Ing room.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

There are bargains ia overcoats at
Marcus Endel's.
T, J. Love OF Trenton spent Satur.
day trading 10 the city.
The genuine Prietley raincoats will
keep you dry. Marcus Eude.
Get trunk, suit case or hard bag at
Marcus Enders and leave town in
style.
Mrs. j. E. Wainwright left yeSteF-
day for visit to relatives at PieTson,
Volusia county.
George Beck, the trucker OF Rocky
Point, was a business visitor to Gaines.
vile yesterday.
Mrs. E. F. Taylor Of Brunswick, GS.,
is here on q visit TO her father, Judge
George J. Arrow.
A pair Of Clapp shoes are an &C.
ceptAble present any time. Marcus
Endel sells them.
Judge sgd L. Carter left yesterday
for OcSlS, where he Was summoned on
professional business.
A Howard hat makes a nice present
and it is not too late to buy them Mon.
day at Marcus Endel's.
II. NJ. Moran OF CAmpvlle, one OF
the moot widely known citizens OF the
East End, was trading in the city yes.
terday.
Burkhlm says he wants everybody
to come around to his store this week,
get the habit, and get next to the
Burkhim fine clothing
W. T. Waters has arrived in the city
from Hickman, where he owns 4 fine
farm. He will spend a couple or three
dAys with his family here.
Chief Justice r FenWick Tay Tor and
his accomplished daughter, Mise Fun
ice, are in the city from Tallahassee,
guests OF Mr.. Rafael Halle.
W. l. Goodwin, the nsval stores OPP
orator OF Fairfield, who holds lucFA.
tive position with the Wade x McNAiF
Co, was in the city yesterday
Hartridge Lee Of Melro'e, who has
been attending the UniSenity High
School in this city. left Friday for his
home, where he will spend the holt
days
W. J. Slaughter OF WGnnee WAS
amonR che visitors to GaiuesVille ye'-
terdny, and while here called TO have
The Sun continued TO HE address for
another year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-24

them being the imported heller BAu
Brumme'S MAdAlinv, en- unusually
sweet one II 10 the intention Of the
Arm 10 make Spring Park fAmouS ~ Q
breeding farm"
Wagons, carts aud air rifles for
Christmas. New York Racket.