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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-19
WILL EXAMINE
TOWN TOPICS BOOKS
Representatives Of Dist. Atty Je.
romes Office Going Through
Them In Splice 0pposition
LIVELY SCANDALS MAY FOLLOW
Society People Paid Mcncy u Stop
Stock BcIpe Published In Pads
Aud fauclcs "

New York July l9,..Thc books Of the
Town Topics insofar as they deal with
the book on American society entitled
"l'nds ana FancIcs' which was sold by
subscription ana on which the publish.
crs realized approximately 100000 win
be examined by representative ~ the
district attorneys office, no matter
what opposition IL made 10 such a step,
This announcement was made today
by Asst, Dist Atty Cans after he had
II conference with Asst, DIST Atty,
Krotcl, who " IN charge Of the invest.
cation Of the affairs Of the concern
which N being made by the district at.
lornoys Office
Mr. krotcl first came into the ease
when he was assigned 10 prosecute
Charles Ahlo, who was arrested on
complaint Of Edwin NJ Post, who
charged that Ahlo attempted 10 black.
mail him Post declared that Able At.
tempted 90 compel him 10 subscribe
$4,000 on "a book ON New YORK. society,
he alleged that Ahlo told him that Il
scandalous story involving hls nnmo
was In possession ~ "A New York week.
~ paper bul that II would not Do pub.
llshod II Post would subscribe for the
book The money was paid lo Ahlo In
the presence Of detectives and his ar.
rest followed His ease " now await
Ink the action of the grand jury and
MIR krotel has announced that several
persons prominent IN society have an
nounced their Willingness to Join with
Mr. Post In tho prosecution, Their
Willingness 20 appear ~ condition.,
however, 1n the district attorney prom.
isIng that no question shall BE- ask, Il
them concerning stories which, they nl.
lego, Able mentioned when he solicited
thoir subscriptions.
when Mr. krotol examined the hooks
~ the Town Topics company yostcr.
day he was refused permission 10 IN.
spoot some Of the entries having 10 do
with the book Feds ana flnciea IT,
lonrncd, however hc said that while
the regular subscription price FOR the
book wns $500 several persons paid
larger sums Among those was Mia
Coils y. Illumination widow NJ the
mulll,millionare railroad promoter
who was credited with paying $4,000
for her subscription copy Of the book
Mi krotol said today that II II n pos
slblc to reach Mrs Huntington she
Viii ho asked ~ testify M a. tho cone
dillon under which she paid more
money Than tho regular subscription
price,
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FRENCH CABLE co.
''hShuelan Authorities Institute
Proceedings for DAMAGES.

,d M,N YORK, July l9--Thc Venezuelan
assunUr,'N nave according TO n Herald
o,mIpa,',O rom Caracas, Instituted pro.
,n,ullnsr against the French Cable com.
s s,np9 loI gNmlgcs Incurred by the GOV.
Inll'hl for the cable compnny'a nj.
wydgya9 participation In the Matos re.
Ihls l' d different action than tina,
g'gaod AGAINST the company on March
nmNnl'h resulted IN declaring tho coms
psl,y concession null and void, ana
", es j In damages for failure ia
hlml ln' terms Of lls contract Ga.
SotI'nlH FORM large part of the evil
,bo NV ,,lmod TO be IN possession of
unm auIholllles According 10 com.
1 mYl report they were taken from Inc
o" ,s gIO'r by an operator, They were
""N offered TO the French legation for
sW DIl lhc purohoso was declined,
'MlO. WV '''' '" "u"'
VT was the common belief tina, tho
~ wN minister Charles II, WcIncr
""un, Noh'Ruon for Paris In MAY for Inc
soc,'lpsoho Of settling the matter, but
detulus Oih como Of II and the Ions
''''TI'0 hlll has begun,
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MONKEY TRAINER DEAD,
J, Cook, Instructor of master
Crowley" and "Kittle Crowley"

New York July lO--Jacob cook, for
90 years an attendant IN Central park,
whose death from heat pros,rntion has
Just occurred, was one ~ the best
known trainers Of monkeys IN the
world. Ne entered the park service
as n lnborer but II was not long be.
fore ho became attached 10 the monAgs
erie, and finally becnme identified oN-
cmsIvely with the monkey house, he
showed the greatest affection Tor his
pets there, ana nursed many Of them
through long Illnesses
Tho trainers greatest trlumphe Noru
achieved IN the education ~ Mister
Crowley" aud "liittIo crowley" chm.
pangosc, which Noro rld'ronowncd
attractions, and learned innumcrablo
tricks,
cook was noted among other things
for hla peculiar idea of an enjoyable
vacation, II was to visit grnVoynrds
and copy inscriptions from iombnoncs,
Year after year accompanied by his
wife, he made plgrlmages TO the comc-
teros not only NJ Now York and the
euburbp, bul Tar into New England,
and Invariably returned with an in,of
os,ng collection of opilaphs,
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mcnt | may render Indicates that |
do not sympathige with the sentiments
and feelings Of those who believe IN
the enforcement ~ the prohiblIory law
I have decided the mnttor. disregard.
Ing the standing Of the defendant. nun.
lie sentiment, and overythinR ,Scopi
the law and the evidence"
Continuing, Judge Admir- said thai tho
testimony showed that the defendnut
came 10 town with pung and boupht
ammunition, that no mndo loud utior.
nnces before soyernl crowds that pnth.
cred about him ON the streets. ana
that hls language addressed 10 pntrol,
man Cannon WAS Insulting.
Mr.. Funston WAS not I'm court when
tho decision was rendered lJIs uttor,
noy Immediately 0led an apppnl Ia ina
district CONT Thoro woro hut foly
persong IN the court room AT Inc time
and there Was no SHOW Of dpmons,ra.
ton
Later Mr., Funston, who had como in.
20 town from his country realdonco.
said that he mad NOT oXnected "A fnyor.
ablo docisIon. and yaa therefore not
dlsannoln,od
I'm dlsrussinU ,ho rosult NJ hs urIni
Mr. Funston eald,
"rhero is not n citizen of I(nnsas who
believes thai / am guilty OF disturbing
Tho pencc We shall wIn out in tho
district court 10 which wo have an.
ponIod tho cnsc
uI hayo rop,IVnd lotinrs frnn, n1l oVor
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JAPANESE Doubt RUS
SlA'S DESIRE FOR PEACE

Toxic, July l0-lt " believed that
Emperor Nicholas recently sent an en-
couragIng message 20 0on, linoyItch,
promising him men, provisions and oth'
cr necessities for attaining a victory,
II IL also reported that the Russian om'
peror recently ordered the mobilization
of four army corps This fact. taken
In connection with the reported limitu.
ton of NJ, Whites power as chief peace
plenipotonllary II doomed to BIZ a sian
that Russia IA not sincere In her eS.
pressed desire FOR the conclusion of
peace,
Heavy scas are SIN raging or
the coast " inc ielond OF sakhalln, and
ilons there are not expected IN the near
future,
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Filing on Wafer Of the Uintah 2 eservation.
Yet Been Granted Hall Water
o thS dams

question, While II If not lawful for
u man 10 die u claim ON Umluh land
prior TO tho opening, aud while the
Law and the regulations IN regard 10
sooners IL strict, II N q question ug 10
whether the law embraces water rights
and II "A claim filed now N illegal INK "A
sooner claim on land would bo.
II is learned on good authority 90.
day, IN investigating the matter that
the interior department rs Watching
the claims filed by the private con.
Germs, ANA may protest them ana pre-.
won't their being granted,
AT ENdlNEERS OFFICE,
At the olnco Of the state engineer. 4,
was found that Mr. Tanner was not
In tho city, and therefore the exact
status of the claims could not be- learn.
od The law however, requires the
state engineer 10 receive ana Me an
claims, Tho engineer then may an.
prove or dlHapproyo such claims Tho
records show that mono uf lhoso prI
N0to claims, nor the clalmp of Indian
Agent Han have yet been approved,
Should the engineer approve them, ana
grant the claims, II would Nill not ho
nQhl unit a decree had been received
from district court
CONFLICTING CLAIMS
N IN believed that the claims on file
are conflicting IN their nature, ana mat
" the claims Of Indian Agent llall arc
granted II VIII settle the matter nS
practically all or the reservation prI,
mary water rights are Included IN hls
llllngs,
INCLUDES TWO SYSTEMIC
Tho water requested by these com,
pahloB includes he Groom river sys.
tenn, and the strawberry system In.
dian Agent Hairs first Ming II ON the
Duehesnc river, for cubic feet a see.
ond, TO be- taken out at hoadgatr ON
the rlghl bank Another nmg on this
rlVor II for % cubic feet per second, 10
run through "A danal, 10 be- used from
April TO Dee, l.
on tho same river other nIings call
FOR 70 cubic feet second,
HENRY JIM DITCH"
on the rlntah river q ming Of 10 en-.
pic feot per second n made to be- taken
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ia prospective settler on the uintah
reservation, liz going ahead with his
plans ON the idea that because he picks
a farm on the bank OF a big river Nc
WIN secure Wator 10 irrlgalc II, the
probabilities are ina, he WIN md tho
land without water which must pass
by his place to some tig dam below
whore private corporation owns II or
the Indian agent holds II, In trust for
the Indians.
II has already been announced ut
Washington that there N no land ON
tho reservation suitable Tor cultivation.
except under irrigation, ana that most
of the available water supply N filed
upon 10 80 to lands allotted TO Indians,
FILINGS MOST EXTENSIVE,
How extensive these lllngs are is
shown IN the records Of the state ongis
neer, caleb w. Tanner The nlngg
number noarly 20, ana are al IN the
namc ~ G, O. Han, captain, 4, \, army
IN behalf OF the Indians" After each
Ming II ls recorded that "ihs water
II Appropriated for the purpose Of II.
rlgatlng Indian allotment lands on tho
Olntlh reservation"
In amount II N frequently stated
thar 80 or moro cubic foe, per
second In desired 10 run through ca
nal or ditch that now carries
hftoen or twenty cubic feet,
TIE canal or ditch being now IN use
for irrlgatng the land,
THREE rig CONCERNS
llut independent Of the effort " tho
government 10 control the Wntor supply
of the reservation for tho bcntht ~
the Indians, there are three big private
concerns seeking tO gain control NJ
large bodies ~ II, Thcy 40 undor the
names OF irrgating companies, chiefly,
and want water according 10 the
claims fled I'm the office ~ the state
Engineer, sufficient 10 lrrlgatc thous.
ands Of ucrcs Of land one man alono,
james II, Moasc Of Nornal Utah, has
fled a claim for water enough TO irrl-
gate NO390 acres
INTERIOR OFFICIALS WATCHING,
VIVA, viii become Of these claims IL
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DUKE CHARLES EDWARD
Assumes Reigns of Government
In SnSe.Cohurg and Gotha,

Go,ha Duchy Of saXc'Coburg am
Gothu july l9,--Dukc charles Edwar
u Succeeding ana dotha assumed n.
rons Of government today on attain.
Ink his majority His state entry INT,
the capital was tho occasion NJ mucl
ceremonial The new occupant Of tn
ducol throne was received at the rail
road station with military honors an,
proceeded To the castle of Friodenstoln
whore he met his mother the Duchcs
of Albany The formal ceremony %
takiNg Ia oath " installation occurrct
In the throne room IN the presence
Representatives NJ EMPEROR william
King Edward and other rulers, the cab
inrl ministers and u brilliant assem-
hmgr of officials ana doputAtons from
various parts ~ the duohy
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JAILER rLOEGER DISMISSED
Court Held lie Had u Right u
Resist the Mayor

Cincinnati, o., July i9,-Jalcr plos.
ger, hls two deputies and a man ar,
rested with them nm charges Of dIsor
dcrly conduct Sd assault, In connection
with tho commitment Of caleb Pow,
crs to the Newport KY iuil were to-
day dismissed from custody the cour
holding that the attempt OF Mayo
Holmbold 10 designate whore Powers
n federal prisoner should be lncorcor
atcd, was Illegal ana that plooger ani
his uYflsluulg wore Justified I'm resist
lug he mayor and the policemen
whom ne called to hls assistance,
Mayor llomholl and two police W,
now under bond 90 the federal grand
jury for interfering with federal ON
cors ana q federal prisoner, ana a con
tempt charge I'm the same oonncotlot
must ho answered,
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MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS,
Hundreds Trying to Make Assent
of Mount Tacoma.

Tacoma, wash, July No. A special /
the News from Paradise Valley says
The mountain climbing party com
prlsod Of 200 members Of tho Appala
chlan, Sierra and Mnznma clubs, II nov
experiencing good weather after
heavy storm on sunday for the,
climb Of Mount Tacoma Some ~ m
stronger onos are far ahead, ana one
chester Waehbutne, Harvard man
formerly of Eugene, oregon, In
climbed TO the crater and IN now ~
turning lie reports the snow yer,
heavy
Miss Lillian Miller NJ Seattle, hb
been compelled to turn back, owlng I
the extreme exhaustion ON account
the altitude, Her condition IL not scri
ouF, howovers
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MOT HpNLL nROKEN.
RmrslNns CNn't Retreat.

Toxic july ~, y, m,--lt IL believed
that the Typographical nature OF the
district beyond Mnukn ON the island
~ HNkhnllon, whore tho Russians are
making u stand after their defeat at
DnflIno, forblds their roiroa, further
north Nhortnose Of ammunition may
soon compel ihom 10 surrender,
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Mich Shellel the Other.

Toxic, July No. noon. vice Admiral
Kamlmuru reports that his nollu NJ
torpedo doatruyors WnB shrllod hy the
Russians ~ lukIWnu, the attacking
force numbering about 200 The notIl.
In replied ana sllcnood' the llurslnnt
after which cavalry WAS discovered re-.
firing aud WnH shcllcd, The llotlla
also discovered a Russian cavalry pa.
troll at Sunshin and turned Nv tic upon
them Tho cruiser Chlhnya ehrllod
the Russian guard Dnd ugnalmen post
ed on n NH north Of Hckn I'm lho west
ern extremity of lnshlnpno IN north
eastern Korea,
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h669evg,, haS, l. H. July lO,-prosIden,
passed las naa ny, soma With whom he
long binna 0igni ln cnmp On tho shore of
KY l9dly Al were ,lp nalv nneed"1ne9,,r
h,hlWl rowod back 10 nenn,oro Nm
rbno' o oool ~ lho mornlng' ~ '"'"'' WV
A gletls ap,n, hnd n party of visitors
holsbIee" az lnnchmcon today. rho NOS,
honer nbaong lhom was ,lcn. Horace
where t "np o nph1 insl arrived from Paris,
~ AmSrlr,"w snl Years ho was stationed
ohtr vIslinrr immigration 20 France An.
NV recently was npnoIn,en nnW n',pn,
"' 'uoge for tho dlulnc, Of oregon,
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Rome CA, July ~ George Wright
city passenger ana ticket agent herr
for the Southern railway was shot ant
Killed today by Vincent ~ Sanford
Sanford refused To talk ana the cause
NJ the tragedy rs no known
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ELIIIU ROOT
'"orh IN as Secretary of State
Today,

N",aeWolnglon, July To- Elihu Root OF
m ,Wh was sworn In M secretary
Wau Today The oath was admin.
hrwaIreu by William McNear assistant n.
po"n,,'ol ot inc state department. Hopy,
h,o' announced that he would remain
loot uuIlng the day ug he desired ia
Win up some legal matters connected
10 ,a, ,ne tluie department, He expects
"'''orn TO New York tonight.
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senator Clark Improylng

New York July l9-The condition oi
Senator william A. rl0rk, who II III
AZ his homo IN this city IA reported to-
day hy hi' physician ns satisfactory.
The senator continues ~ improve ana
ne IN practically out " danger,
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London july H. IN the DaVg tcnnit
nnHlH I'm singles today Larned hca
llrookoa, ld.lg, 60, 49,
BellR g. Wright Omitted NtatcD beat
4 w. Wlldmg, Australasia, 90 69.
II WdH previously arranged io play
the hest off three sotr
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TO Repntriate srnnlnrls.

Madrid July ~ Tho spanish govern,
mont II n announced IN arranging for
the repatriation " The Spunnrda who
were imprisoned IN lhc philippine ny ne
Americana during the war NJ 1895 and
who arc Htl IN tho lkands
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REyERSAL SECURED,

Tho decision Of Engineer Dorcmua
was appealed from, ana the case wont
&c the Fourth judicial district court
Hero a reversal " the opinion WAS
secured and II was ordered that the
Ming bo admitted ~ record
on Nov 20 the clalm was nlod,accord.
INK 10 the order n was later assigned
~ tho strawberry company by Mir
Kelsey and amended 80 take I'm oul.
u small portion Of the wn,tr ut 0rst In.
rludod
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UNDER DEPARTMENT EYE

The umtnh river lrrgallng compn.
ny wants 90 second feet from the l'ms
tab river ana announces IN the space
provided for stating the purpose OF
the Ming that II proposes to "soll wa
ter for lnlgating and domestic pur-
poses This Ming especially rs said 10
be- under the watchful cyo of the IN.
tcrlor department, which may protest
II II II " fNorAbly considered
James H. Mcaso Of Ncrnal has nlcd
ON $50 cubic feet ON East Rock creek,
and states that he proposes 10 lrriguto
sO32O acres NJ land with the water thus
secured
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Charles Miller Hinkor 4
uuko Miller sukor
Harry Belknap, snkcr
Den Vance, sInkor
George Arrovwool, pump man
Brown, Vance and ArroWwood lcsy
families
Heads arms ana limbs were scatter
cd for u distance NJ 300 feet The es
ploslon WAS not known until the IA
shit appeared to ~ 70 work TIL
Victims were engaged IN sinking n ne,
shaft and during the early mornn
hours ronstorn came Np,whlch com
PEELED the men TO stop work The
sought shelter IN the powder hous,
Lightning struck u tree near tho build
ing ana igntcd the dynamite rs wei
~ two kegs Of powdcr The bulldln
was blown into fragments, Some Of m
bodies were 80 badly dishgured tina
Identification ~ impossible Tho noares
house was 500 feet away and the In
mates knew nothing Of the accident a.
tihutlng the noise To- the Dol, OF light
ming,
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DEATHS IN NEW HAVEN,

Now Haven, Connn July 40 Three
dcnlhs ana eight prostrations from the
heat woro reported from Connecticut
In the "a hours NJ 20 4 Il, m, today,
The official temperature at \ o. M.
was So degrees and the humidity 30
per cont,
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lNTENsE nEAT IN RosToN.

Boston, July l9-Anothcr day Of In
tense hout was IN prospect IN this city
today when the residents nwoko after
II nighl which had brought little relief.
scarcely breath Of air stirred during
the nlght and tho lowest point rogs-
tered hy the official thermometer was 7s
NJ "A, m, AZ . n, m, II had risen 20 80,
Tho humidity was 81 ana the wind WAS
very light,
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out IN the Henry Jim Dltth' which
now has capacity for only 70 cubir
feet Another ditch ON the Duohesne is
10 be enlarged ~ take % cubic feet,
with u present capacity NJ about half
that much,
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ToRRlp IN PHILADELPHIA.

philadelphia, July la--Tho torrd
weather prevails In the city and ylcnl.
~ The Intense heat continued
throughout the nlght and nt o'clock
This morning tho government thormo.
meter registered 80 deg the pamo ng.
uros registered Ot o'clock yesterday
morning,
AZ Q o'clock the government thormo.
meteor had reached 90 deg rise OF
deg IN one hour, and at 10 o'clock 90
dog was the record,
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The statement that President Smith
VI The Mormon Church WIN be on
,he program II hardly correct, That
s. nOllMe h known Of the matter Nt
ihk lime. President smith has been
Ngcd 10 attend and take part In the
celebrations Of the biz gathcrinr but
hN nol yet sCon NV way clear to 10 so,
loh. John Henry smith, a NHlWau In
me meetings ot tho Irrigation congress-
0ch year however W expected To be
present. ana participate prominently IA
Whal Nlll be- done, other leading Utah
QUEENS VIII also ho there and ut present
we outlook ~ for n larger attendance
nom lbls state than at any session
'hat mas been held beyond ~ borders,
=, REGARDING the communication from
non Fred j klcScl that n referred TO
NJ lhe concluding paragraph Of the AZ.
socldlrd Press dispatch IL Ia not TX Nv
,hal mat gentleman designated II as tho
NW9',noI T1nornGclc choir az II is
,,,N Known mat II N the ogden choir
lol Nhch Mr. kioscl II working so
eaId ana whioh ~ going to attend the
nur 'no Mng the Irrigation ode by
llol Mcclellan who is TO accompany
W. ogden singers 10 Portland and M.
Nv VI lho rendition of the ode, While
WV SWEEP singers IN question should
Nv, W. tonioundcd with the Tabernacle
mMolF OF lhls city II must not be inferred
moI 'nn Portland rcople viii not get II
NNw uIglnl@tIon for they win, and
wDh Nlll near such singing ns they
ioryop Il'Nol heard from a choir be-,
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PRESIDENT SMITH IS WANTED
IA, fred l. KIescl Nc,I6 s Committee
Of the Singing Of Irrigation Ode
BY Ogden Choir
WILL Be GREAT GATHERING
nolh, Talks and Tells OF the Ey'
o,elcd pr,sroc, Of q large Number
OF National NoIables,

rorand. or, July le,--c, y, Boo'he
n, las Angeles chairman OF tho OK
,,n,lyc committee Of the National IT.
,,s,,,n congress, which convcnoS IN
po,,land Aug q to q, inclusive, ana
having charge of arrangements for That
session hap arrived here TO confer Win
loo, olDcllls Today conference VIII
hohtdu which dow GEORGE g. Pardeo
ofcllfornIa, president Of the congress,
A. A. Dcyoes, vice chairman Of the
executive committee; \, NJ Brannlck
and A. King Wilson win take w va
rIous details Win Mr. Boothc Cone
ornng the approaching meeting Nh
H0oho mld
oThe thirteenth annual session ot the
irrigation congress VIII be the most I'm.
norIanl that has ever bpon hold, I
have jusl como from Washington and
can say that President Roosevelt VII,
send personal representative ana that
gccy shaw NJ the treasury department,
Secy Wilson of the agricultural DEPART
men, and SccN Molralf Of the depart,
men, " commerce ana labor viii all
probably attend and other cabinet Of.
htcR will send representatives, Prince
Yang Yu wei, Of CHINA, win be pres.
ont and lcll Of the effect irrigation has
mad upon dynislIcs ~ china during tho
period since 5000 u, q, President Jo.
sph T. Smith Of the Mormon Church
RO be among those on the program
This afternoon | am IN recent OF y
communication from Fred T. kcscl
chairman OF The Otoh committee, stat.
ms that arrangements have been con.
cuded Tor bringing the Mormon Tab.
crnlclo choir Of 200 voices TO sing AN
irrigation ode This WAS q feature OF
the convention two years ago Rt ogden,
and Will attract interest throughout the
tonhWettn
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CLAIMS TRANSFERRED

The rinlah Riyor Irrigation company,
James n Monsc ana Frank e, Kelsey
arc the private parties nllng on water
Frank g. Kelsey has since transferred
his fling to the strawberry irrigation
ANA Reservoir company The waters
II desires ARE those embraced IN the
much mooled strawberry rivers, and
'urrADl and Willow creeks This Nj
INK II an old one, and has considerable
" . history II was originally hlcd
IN January 1904 ana on Feb, 20, 1904
was dlsnpproNed by state Engineer DO.
r'mus for the reason that II called for
waters ION the umlah Indian rosorya.
ton ana therefore not wholly within
the control Of the United states gov.
Crnmcnl d"