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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
SHORT LINE HAS
ANNUAL MEETING
All Old Directors Elected Except ]. H.
Hyde and Edwin Gould.
DOWNS AND BUCK NEW MEN
FORMER EQUITABLE HEAD is
DROPPED FROM BOARD.

The annual stockholders meeting OF the
Oregon Short Line WIS held yesterday in
the offices OF Vice President and GEN
eral Manager W. II. Bancroft. Present
were Mr., Bancroft, +. II. Knielkerboeler,
his private secretary and George II.
Smith, assistant attorney for the road.
They represented g7f.592 shares out Of q
total of 27l,G0l shares. Thus all but nine
shares were represented at the meeting.
The meeting was originally set for Oct.
II, but was adjourned until yesterday.
The directors elected al the meeting
were: L. ii. Hartman Of New York. Oil
Yer Ames, Samuel Carr Crardncr NJ Lane
aud Oliver ". Mink. al OF Boston, Mass. /;
William =. Cornish, Maxwell EYGTts, r,
:. LOVett William Mahl, ". Y. :.
ThOrne. Paul NJ. Warburg, Gordon ii.
Buck and George T.. Downs, all of New
York: Otto ii. Kahn Of MorristOwn. -.
j.. and ". :. Mccormick of Sat Lake.
This is the old directorate win two CX-
ceptions. james Hazeu Hyde Of Equit-
able notOriety was dropped from the
board as he was from the Union Pacific
board regency. George e Downs. a New
York capitalist, was elected n his place
Edwin Gould, who voluntarily retired from
the board recently Lelause the Gould
SYSTEM Is invading the Hartman terrific
~, was succeeded by Gordon VI. Buck. 81
New York man who is close 10 the Har-
Timan interests
Under the bylaws the directors must
meet in New York within ten days and
elect the officers Of the road.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
Ogden Briefs.

\ marriage license has been issued TO
Paul T. Barrow. aged u. of Warren and
Miss Rose White. aged q. OF wilson.
r. r. Dorlaud. foreman at the shops Of
the Ogden Rapid Transit company has
resigned his position ana viii leave with
in ii short time for Seattle, Wash.
Invitations have been issued by the Og-
den High school alumni Tor the seconq
dancing EG~ty o. the season. Which VIII
b., held Dec IS in ToiIer dancing aca-
Gemy.
\ dancing party will be given az the
Weber stake academy on next Friday
evening under the auspices o. the Young
Mems and Young Ladies Mutual I'm
pUovgIaent association stake boards.
The directors Of the Gold Mountain
X eystone Mining company WAS held in
Ogden last evening and heard eucour-
aging reports from f. NJ. Farrell, who
has been in charge of tho development
work for thu past four months.
Frank J. Smyth, one Of the most popu-
lar members Of the Ogden police force,
has rendered his RESIGNATION and will en-
cage in the restaurant business. Mr.
Slnyth has besn Il member OF the police
force Tor the past t. years.
The annual meeting of the First Pres
JytCriau church o. ogden was held last
evening. Reports were received from the
various organizations, including the
trustees, Sunday SCaOOi. CHRISTIAN In
dcaVoT 3pd ladies' board. Il. b, Lewis
was elected elder ana J. y. Cooper and
Edward Dischse! were chosen as trustees
for the year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
FIGHT ROAD CHANGES.
County Commissioners Enjoined from
Clearing Away Distractions.

The first of five applications for To-
straining orders in connection with the
determination Of the board OF county
commissioners 10 clear distractions from
The county right of way in the Ogdan
canyon was filed IN the district court
yesterday and the temporary order signed
by Judge j. a Howell. me appiica-
ton was that of the Ogden CANYON Re
sort company and was filed by Attorneys
holhngSW Henderson and MacMil-
ian. For a long time the commission rs
nave had the matter of clearing the can
Won road OF distractions which II H.
claimed encroach upon the highway. but
not u"t:! recentl~ has decisive action
been taken, At a recent meeting Vi the
D03fd directions were issued TO the street
supervisor 10 remove the fences and
other distractions and il was this that
brought M the actions which will mean
the testlr- of the matter in the courts
The application filed yesterday is against
Andrew ;. Allen, tho road supervisor, and
the three members of tho county board
including William @. Wilson, who himself
IS affected By the order of the board
Wilson viii also file Injunction proceed
lngs 10 prevent the board from Interior
ing "lth his fences, etc. This appliCa-
ZION. however, will not be directed aguinst
himself, but against the other two mem
DerS OF the board. In the application
llled by the Resort company il Is claimed
that the applicants claim that tho Wins
low hotel which is affected by The order
or the board has occupied its present site
for = period OF over twenty vears and
that the fences and other buildings have
been erected for more than five years
Inc restraining order was made return
able Dec 16.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
A CARD.

To the Stockholders of The Union
Savings & Investment Company, and
To the Public:
Inasmuch as certain false and SLAM
derOus reports have recently been pat
In circulation by unscrupulous persons
calling in question the solVency OF The
Union Savings & Investment COM
papy the undersigned, officers Of the
corporation, desire 10 say 10 all persons
Interested, that a complete statement
Of the companys business recently
made shows that the company is not
only solvent, but is in most excellent
condition. II has a large fund of un-
divided profits to the credit OF the
stockholders and is safer and more
prosperous than at any time since its
organization. Any stakeholder who de
Sires information on the above state
mont or any information respecting the
compaays affairs is cordially invited
10 call at the COmpany's office. POI Con-
sutution building. This card is pub
liShed because we find il necessary TO
warn the stockholders against the ma
lciOus Misrepresentation OF the COM
pany's traducers; and We invite all
stockholders TO cooperate with us IN
continuing the success slfcady achieved.
B. II. ROBERTS.
President.
y, ], i-~t.l-iAMS,
Vice President and Manager.
y. V. JONES,
General Attorney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
Advice Covering the Split Milk Con-
tingeney and Various Others.

Never beef Oves split milk deTes
JOusands OF cows maxim new milk
every day. So be good felleT, get yer
can an line up Wit de rest.
Never put de people wise to er good
ting when, yer lind a pipe dats all
right, smoke il alone.
Never count Yer chickens before
doy're Matched. Dere might be two i'm
er shell and den yer count would be
wrong.
Never play both ends TO de center
Yer liable ter git or knot In yer string.
Never tell de folks wat yer would do
II yer was de president. Yer might be
him some day an den yerd have ter
make good yer cracks.
Never argue Wit mule. It's liza
Die 10 bring on the habit of talkin 10
yerself.
Never look fer prevaricator. Jess
ask de first lady friend yer meet how
old she is, an dere yer are, Oscar.
Never stop a dog fight One of 'em
is sure ter be gittin' de best of it, an
you know how you would feel ii you
was him.
Never tell a woman her face is FAM
iliar. she might have more dan one
map an dere you'd be in de nine hole
an 30 chance TO peg out.
Never gap at a car conductor Fl he
don't ring up his fares. His register
might be on de bum or de poor Teller
arms might be broke. Yer can't al
ways tell.
Never cross bridge until yer make
sure der's a bridge on yer route. Den
Git busy.
Never sit into dc habit OF rubberin
behind yer Not dat yen turn into a
sack of salt. but you've got er swell
chance ter turn into a coal chute or
an elevator shaft,
Never forgit de Gilded Rule. Do I'M
DO others every time de juicy oppor-
tunity opens up,
Never swell up wen yer bank roll is
n little fat. Every dog has his day, an
yer still dog, yer know.
Never t'ink yer de only Shake IN n
chill. Wen yer gifts dat dream inter
Yer pinnacle. yer sure ter cra~.' opt
and find yerself on blank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06

Ogden, Wednesday, Dec. s.
HOWELL MAKES RULINGS.
Decisions in Number OF Cases Handed
Down by Judge.
office, 24s4 Washington Ave.

In the district court yesterday Judge
J. y. Howell handed down Q number Of
decisions On matters heretofore taken un-
der Amusement.
In the matter of Michael D Iaughlin
VS.. the Union Pacifis the defendants de-
murrer vas oVerruied and twenty days
Sranted TO answer. Tho court signed an
order settling the bill Of exceptions ia
nc matter OF Ella q. Van Why rs. the
On motion of counsel for the plaintiff
The action Of Barcella Richey Us. j. y.
russell was dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
IN thS matter of W y. Gail ys, the
Union Pacific The defendant demurrer
answer.
BY consent Of counsel the case of the
Seeker Brewing Y Mailing company vs.,
the SIC GTandG Western was continued
indefinitely.
1ne matter OLA. T. stone. adnlinistra-
tor of The estate OF William MURRAY de-
/ ceased, was before The court on a de-
murrer OF the plaintiff 10 tho answer OF
ne, ne oeien nd After the court dwelt
/ demurrer w--.f sustained.
IN inc matter OF tho same plaintiff as
administrator for the estate of Albert
Hansen, deceased, the demurrer OF the
ueleaqapt TO the plaintIff's complaint was
( oVerruied. In the matter OF the
same administrator for the estate
OF J; + Lowham and BenJa-
min r Eckeis the court sustained the
demurrer OF the plaintiff 10 the answer
OF the defendant. The latter four actions
| are tor damages resulting from the AZusa
wreck in November, 1904
Inc deIendantS demurrer 10 the plain
! III : complaint IN the matter OF . p
tlendershot W. the Southern Pacific was
| OVerrultd b. the court
y new triul Was denied in the matter
OF IL X. {. Smith vs.. Gideon Alvord,
Inc opinion OF the court in tho matter
OF y. h. Z. Smith VS.. George ". Ekns,
an acIlon To dissolve a cOpaFtnerSEip,
Vas 10 the effect that there was no con-
| t9ntlon 10 the dissolution of the partner
snip, but there was contention as 10
the amount Of the Indebtedness of the
llrm and the extent TO which both were
! hable. The court found that the amount
Of tho indebtedness wak ia the sum %
. SbJf. = and ruled that the defendant was
not thtltled 10 wages for the mana cement
/ OF the business as claimed By him
IN the matter OF Pauline Grim, adj
mlnlstFatriX OF the estate or Herbert
Griffin. deceased, Us. The Southern Pa
+ CHE company, motion for q new trial
: Waa denied.
The third OF the condemnation actions
brought by the Oregon Short Line against
the owners OF land on the proposed right
OF way for the new Sand Ridge cutoff
was taken up by the court The suit IS
against Wanders Bouwhuis ana during
me AFTERNOON the jury IN the case vis-
| tied the land in question and the case
! Will be continued tomorrow
y complaint in divorce was filed YES
terday in the district court bv Beatrice
/ EldFidge against Frederick Eldridge in
! which non-suDport is alleged. Phe cou-
pie were married at Evanston, WyC.,
/ Dec. ~. 1874.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06

Cor Main and Third South sts., st. Elmo Hotel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06

The complaint alleges that on July II,
1904. the defendant maliciouslg and with
rant Of law, unlawfuliy assaulted The
plaintiff and il a like manner. against
the viii and protests of the plaintiff, ar
rested the plaintiff and fOrcibly impFis-
oned him IN the county jail for a period
OF three hours. The complaint further al
leges that the acts OF the defendant We're
\ second cause Of action is made from
the alleged charging CT the defendant
with securing money under false pre-
lenses. g warrant having been sworn out.
the defendant having been arrested and
again lodged in Jail I couple of houfs
until he could secure the necessary $50
DaiL The case against the plaintiff was
dismissed April :, 1895. because OF in
sufficient evidence to convict.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
RESULTS AT OAKLAND
FavOrites and Medium Priced Ponies
Divide Honors Over Good Track
at Emeryville.

san Francisco, Dec. d-FavOrites divid-
81 the honors with medium-prced horses
at Emoryviile today and furnished a good
afternoons sport. In the fourth race
Christine \ had plenty Of speed and
was easily played from s to I down 10
half that price. 1t was merely a canter
fo- the mare, and she came home half a
dosen lengths in front OF the favorita,
POssaTt. Weather fine; track good. sum
mary
First race, six furlongs-Rosaro won;
Queen Rec second, LOvey Mary third
TimC-l;l5.
Second race, selling, futurity course
succeed Won Jillettc seccpa, J. *. +.
Third Timc-l,-zl4.
Third race five and one-haE furlongs-
Jake Ward won; Sir Christopher second,
Distributor third. Time-1oSls.
Fourth race, mide aud One-siNteenth-
Christine \ Won; Possart second, Fasto-
80 third. Time-i;4,-s.
Fifth race, five and One-haH furlOngs-
Titus IL won; PickawaN second, Sterling
Towers third. Tme-i.Oiiz.
Sixth race, one miie-Celeres won; Corn
blossom second. buchanan third. Time
100
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06

All irst-class restaurants and homes
have Vienna bakery bread.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
UNION PACIFIC EARNINGS.
Gross for Year Ending June so Last
Was $5s, 324,s4e.

New York. Dec 5.-The Union Pacific
Railway company for the year ending
June 50 last shows gross earnings Of
SOS. 324. 9i9, an increase Of $4.045IlS. and net
earnings Of 81. f62 235. an increase for
the year OF S6SO Az. After payment OF
fixed charges and dividends and $i.479 lG5
for betterments, additions, etc, thcre re-
manned a surplus for the year of $1,2l9, %,
an increase of S2.5l5, SIG.
With reference 10 the Northern Socuri-
ties stock held by the company the re-
port says:
The redemption Of I per cent and par
Northern Securities stock pledged as col
lateral. OF the stock thus released y, 500
shares were sold and 12S,500 shares re
manned unsOld on june 50 1858. For the
remaining 52L9l0 shares there were re-
ceiVed in exchange 1861 52 shares of the
Great Northern stock, 24295l shares Of
Northern Pacific and 62i9 shares OF
Northern Securities stubs"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
LIMITED STARTS ON DEC. II.
Starting Time From Chicago is
Changed to 10 O'Clock p. NJ.

Chicago. Dec. The uew limited train
OF tho Chicago g. Northwestern from
this city 10 Los Angeles will be placed i'm
operation Dee. Il and the leavine time
from this city has been altered 10 Il p
m. four hours later than the schedule
which was originally planned.
The route Of the train will BE over the
Chicago x Northwestern. Union Pacific.
and the newly OpCEnd salt Lake Route.
10 Los AnEeles. II Is tho intention that
the service shall provide "a solid. electric
lighted train from Chicago on through 10
Los Angeles every dav in the year. The
train will arrive al Los Angeles on the
third day out Of Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
Miles Behind Record.

The teams were tied at S o'clock tonight
and were Isl miles behind the record Tor
the fOTty-fourth hour of a stX-day con-
1est which is SO miles, made by Fixes
and Mcfarland In lSf0.
\ feature was the continuous riding ot
Arthur Mcdonald Of the Calvin and Nc
Donald combination, for nearly nine
hours. Some OF the watchers at the track
side declared Mcdonald was almost twelve
hours on his wheel This the manage
ment denied, saying that such conJinu-
Gus stay upon tho track would be con-
trary To the rules. The riders of the
other teams relieved each other regular
y. but Calvin had been ailiug. and Ne
Donald plucAily maintained the team
position Tor first hOnOrS.
Dussot of the French Swiss team fell
early today and Was said TO have frac-
tuTed a rib. lie was on the track again
tonight, however. and his manager de-
clarcd the injury would not prevent his
remaining In the race TO the end.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
NEW ATHLETIC PARK.
One May Be Constructed by Govern.
ment at Washington.

Washington. Dec 5.-Potomac park
government reservation here, Is suggest
I'd as the place for the next army-navy
football game by Colonel Charles i.
9romweil, superintendent of public build
ings and grounds. In al Interview ne
SAYS:
while the White House cliinso Is being
prominently mentioned as the best place
tor the big game. Ii seems To me that the
new athletic field at Potomac park would
be lar more desirable. H. has 4 seating
capacity OF l00N0.
should the White House lot be chosen
the stands could be only temporary, but
al Potomac park permanent stands could
Do erected that could bc used for The
crowds that Will attend baseball games
and ot.tr sports at this field. \ stadium
such Ia Harvard has would give sports
a great stimulus in Washington"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
MORAL SENTIMENT GROWS.
Proposition to Stop Gambling and
Close Saloons on Sunday.

At 4 conference held yesterday between
District Attorney George Halverson.
Sheriff !. W. Bailey. Deputy Sheriff Sc
bring, City Detective James Fender ana
Police Captain Brown the question OF en-
forcing the Sunday closing slot machine
laws and to suppress gambling IN gen
cral was thoroughly discussed. The dis
trict attorney has conferred several times
with the county officials on the prOpo-
siIiOn. but while they were ready TO do
their duty in the matter thev felt that it
was the duty OF The city Officers 10 take
the step within the city Inns. Although
no definite plan was adopted at the meet
ing yesterday. ii IS stated that the fight
will be sta-te-. at once. Dis riot -.ttorney
HalHerson has taken a -ecided stand IA
the matter and stated that he viii insist
on the enforcing of the law in this re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
Y THE DISTRICT COTTRT. PROBATE

David NJ Haigh. Attorney for PetI-
TONER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
SCHOOL ELECTION TODAY.
Members of Board in Five Districts to
Be Chosen.

Today the general school election will
be held throughout Weber county for the
purpose of selecting members of the
county board of education. Since the dif-
Tcrent conventions have been held consld-
rable electiOneerinP has been zone. The
following list OF candidates have Deen Sc
lscted:
District No. i North Ogden, Randall,
Pleasant View and HarFisVille)-B. L.
BlaylOck and Arthur Barrett.
District No. (HoOper, Kanesviile, Roy,
Tsylo- and West Weber)-Antone Chris
Jensen.
District No CNils0n. Garland, Mar
riott. Burch Creek, Riverdale and Uinta)
Frank ", Stratford
District No Plain CITY. Poplar. Farr
y, est Statewide. Parry and WarreE)-
j. b. Carver and j. l.. Robinson,
District no. . Huntsville. Eden and
Liberty-Loster TrOerer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
CHANGE IN THE FORCE.
Morris Resignation Results in Pro-
motions by Short Line.

As a result of the resignation of Orvin
l.. Norris as chief clerk in the general
freight offices OF the Oregon Short Line.
several changes have been made in the
clerical force. As announced in yester-
day mornings Herald Harry Clark, Mr..
Norris assistant. succeeded Mr.. Morris.
Henry Coulam. chef clerk of District
Freight and Passenger Agent d. r GRAY
has been promoted to Mr.. ClaTk's old
place, and o. X. Pratt, assistant tariff
clerk in taC general freight office of the
liue, succeeds Mr.. Couiam as Mr.. Gray s
clerk, while Frank Pasco, correspondence
clerk In the office, succeeds Mr.. Pratt as
assistant tariff clerk.
Paul r. CranstCn, stenogTapher 10 +.
ii. Piaisted. assistant general freight
agent of the Oregon Short Line. has re-
signed 10 accept "a similar position in the
freight claim department Of the Rio
Grande Western. His successor has not
been named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
LUCAS AT IT AGAIN.
His Spokane Team Starts Suit
Against Coast League.

Spokane. Wash. Dec. 5.--Frank DORSEY
and II. D. Merritt owners Of the Spokane
franchise IN the Northwestern Baseball
league, have made claim Tor sou dam
iu the Pacific Coast league for PLAYING
in this city with their permission. The
claim is 10 come before tho meeting OF
City Dec. Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
TO PAY KENTUCKY TAXES.
Southern Pacific Will Settle on Valu-
alton of 100000.

Louisville. Ky, Dec. 5,-The claim Of
the county of jefferson and state Of
Kentucky for five years, back taxes
against the Southern Pacific Railroad
company on valuation of 0000 has
been compromised. Today in the county
court an order was entered whereby the
company agrees TO pay d total of s54. 600
in settlement of All back taxes ana
agrees hereafter to Ray their company
and state taxes each year on an assessed
cific Railroad company is a holding cor
poTatiOn, having no possessions in Ken
lucky. Only an office is located here
The BIZ reduction in valuation vas
reached on the basis that the United
States supreme court has decided that
the state Of Kentucky cannot tax tangf-
bic property not within the limits Of
the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
A. c. TEAM DISBANOS.
After Trying to Get a Game With
Varsity It Quits.
Especial 10 The Hcraldl

Logan, Dec. 5.-The Agricultural college
football team has disbanded after trying
IN vain 10 secure another game with the
university. \ formal challenge was sent
10 the L. Of L. and tlairmau I.angtOn of
the Agricultural athletic committee did
all in his power 20 secure another game.
The team members were very anxious for
another contest and every one Of them
felt confident of their ability 10 defeat the
varsity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
JAP FROZE TO DEATH.
Left His Car, Which Was Pulled
Away Without Him.

The remains Of I. Kawauo a japanese
who froze to death nea- Virginia, Ida,
We're inferred in Ogden Yesterday. II an
pears that kawano who was employed
with a number of his cOuntrymen as sec
ton hands on the Oregon Short Line, left
the outfit cars in which they were lV-
ing for a short time on Monday evening,
and while absent a train backed OF 10 the
cars and pulled away. Although the night
was bitter cold kawapo was ills cad, e.
pecting to return in few M ments.
When he discovered that the cars worc
gone he ran down the railroad tracks tor
seven miles TO another small station
where he dropped over and in a sho.
time died from exposure before any ii
could be rendered. Ills remains were
then shipped TO Cudertakor Rchcy at
Ogden, at whose parlors the services were
held yesterday afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
NORTHWESTERN PAYS $1,000.
Buys Right Of Way in Jackson Hole
Country in Wyoming.
lsneclal ID ~ Herald. }

Alton. Wyo. Dec. 81 few days ago
agents of the Chicago * Northwestern
railway made a payment Of $500 on a
right Of way across a piece of coal land
in the Jackson Hole country which is
owned by Wyoming and Chicago people
There are other evidences in the Jackson
Hole country of the fact that the North
western Will not stop a Lander with its
Casper extension, bat will push on into
Idaho. and possibly 10 Salt Lake and
the Pacific coast Preliminary arrange
ments have been made for an entrance
into ST. anthony and other Idaho towns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-06
Guardsmen in Trouble.

For failure 10 attend the annual en-
at Msnu last summer, eight
members of company & in Ogden have
been subpOenaed TO appear for court mar
tial. Recently three members were
hauled before the tribunal and the re-
naming five will be tried soon. Those
who have TO stand trial are James Hur-
ley Archie May \. j. Boucher. Harry
Harper and George Dobts. 7 hose who
have been tried are ". Brown, William
Porter and J. y. Williams.