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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

pared an extra linc train 10 carry tho
president back 20 Washington, and tho
passenger department has lspued an
arllstlcnlly gotten W. souvenir of the
trip, illustrated with scenic attrao.
tlons olong the route
The Short Line win put IN teachers
rates out ~ Salt Lake for chicago and
eastern points, May ~ and 49, juno 3, D,
10 ana ~ for one fare ana W Tor tho
round trip, tickets good untll Sept, 10,
This rate reduction ls an annual amir
which goes into operation NJ the closc
OF the school year
George !, Clonly, Of tho construction
department ~ the Western Pacific, N
10 be- transferred from san Francisco
10 this city ana have general super
mtondoncy NJ operations westward
from here charles llarlowo VIII ne
associated with him, chief Engineer
Dlllmnn hos returned 10 thls city from
a northern TRIP
The Sin pcdro passenger department.
w putting out new ana attractive liter
nturo descriptive OF southern California,
Of Utah and the varied industries ana
attractions OF the cOunry through
which Il runs The Illustrations arb
yc1y good, ana the typography well Ne.
looted
rho Santa Zee passenger department u
making good deal Of lts monthly ".
Illustrated publication "rhc Earth"
which In given 10 illustrating tho at
fractions OF the country through which
the various lines OF the company run,
The periodical N full OF valuable lnfor'
nation TO any ono AT all Interested IN
the development OF the central ana
southern parts OF the country, and par
lloulnrly the groat southwest, ana the
general makeup of the paper IN n cres
an 10 the passenger department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
DANGER Turks IN
EXPLOSION DEBRIS,
Horrors of Granger Calamity Came
Near Being Repeated
Yesterday
YOUNG BOY BADLY BURNED.
Caused Through Mixing Carbide hsr.
tar aud Applying a Match
10 H.

The horrors OF tho Granger ward
moctinghousc oSplohon which In
stantly killed Miss Nellie Machay ana
severely wounded q dozen other people
two mopths ago, have not yet ocasod TO
be, Yesterday another explosion occur"
red At the meetlnghousc which severe
ly but not dangerously burned william
Mackay, a young boy who was playing
about the debris Of the wrecked etruc'
turo, 'I.
Young Maokay who IA relative OF
Miss Maokay. VINO lost her lie IN tho
flret explosion, was engaged In mixing
mortar with "a number of boy colnpuh.
ions, near tho meeting house, Some or
them went down Into the old basement
and secured supply OF the oafDldo
powder from which the noolyleno gas
IN manufactured BY inc addition OF wa,
ter Tho boys were ignorant OF tho eYll
forces rcsullant upon the mixture, ana
they began 90 make up CarbdesmOrlnr'
The result Of tho stirring ana The add.
ton of water was large volume or
gas, ana this while could not resist tho
temptation 10 light, lIo ala 40, and the
next instant was enyolonod In mass
OF names ~ the cloud Of gae limited
with an ploslvo report The other
boys were farther away ana were not
injured.
The lad was taken TO the Offices OF
Dr, \, o. Odell In Murray whero his
wounds were dressed, The contact with
the flames had been very briof, 40 that
the wounds were mostly only skin deep
and much more painful than dangerous
Tho supply of carbide had never been
removed from the basement OF mo
wrecked building, but measures VIII be
iakon nj once TO permanently dispose OK
N
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PRESENTS FOR SAMOANS.
Commander Moore Distributes
Those sent by President.

Tutuila, Samoa, April 50, via San
Francisco, May Son Aprll 10 Com.
mOnder &, Il, H. Moore u, \, ~, with
HIS officials went TO the Islands OF
Monua IN the United states steamer
Adams, They returned on April II to
Pago P0go, The chiefs and leading
people Of the three Islands of Banuu
assembled In large numbers on the
ISLAND Of Tau, whore the commander
delivered TO thom diplomas, medals
and watches from President Roosevelt
IN recognition OF their voluntary net
IN coding tho islands to the United
states In July az last year,
Commander Moore made an address
10 the Samo0ns concerning the advant-
ages ana privileges they would now oh
tain by this closer connection with the
United Statea
lligh Chlof Iulmanua replied, oypros.
sing the gratitude OF himself aud his
people 10 the United states government
Tor the holp and protection afforded TO
them IN the past
Tho medals and presents were handed
TO tho recipients by Mrs. Moore, wife
OF the oommnndant, Tulmnnua ana his
chlefs said they were proud 10 wear
the medals presented, The people are
wholly loyal to tho United States.
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RAISING SpARR0WS.


a new Industry has been discovered
In connection with the shorffs office
which, n the county commissioners
would only make The necessary appro.
prlatlons, might be good thng tor
JHnltor Jake Jofis and other persons
around the building II happened this
way. The ehcrlm IL made custodian OF
al the sparrow oggs which are brought
IN by numerous small boys who are
paid bounty Of cents per dozen for
thcm, The gherlff ana hIs deputies arc
supposed 90 write out an order on tho
county auditor for the bounty due ana
then destroy the eggs,
on saturday a large number OF oggs
were brough, into the once, but they
were not destroyed, They woro laid
AWAY IN n good warm spot close 10 the
steam pipes, ana this morning when
the 1nnitor came into the office he de-.
oaros that there were 10 young spnr.
rows Just ont Of the shells Whclhor
or not the other eggs would have hatch.
cd n left near The pipes ls not known,
No tho janilor took tho rest Of the oggs
and the young birds and destroyed
thom, Tho law authorizes the county
commissioners TO pay ID bounty OF 3
cents each FOR sparrow heads 10 the
ionitor " thinking seriously of Undue.
ing the commissioners 10 put that boun.
~ into effect ana he viii then start an
Incubator AT the building The boys
WHO bring the ogga IN would yet cents
a dozen FOR them, and the lanltor by
putting them In the incubator could
realize 3 cents each for those that
hatch,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearIngs amount.
oil TO S6S, 7Gb,iG as against $3.50, t0b. 6I Ion
the same day last year, Tho large in.
crease w said to be due TO pay days
coming the first week In tho month,
Articles OF Incorporation Of tho n. IL
Townsend company, III west South
Temple street, have been filed with Tia
county clerk, Tho company will trans.
net u manufacturing and jobbing bust.
ness IN groceries and druggists sun,
drlos. The company In capitalized foi
$4,000 and the following persons have
been chosen IN officers President, Il,
II. Townsend, interpretations, II, 10,
Dearborn; treasurer, walter Wright,
secretary, Emo y, Townsend
An amendment 20 the articles OF In.
corporation Of tho Southwestern Cool
and Iron company has been nled with
the county clerk, In which the capital
stock of tho company IN increased Ia
sl00Oo,o0O II Is stated In the resolution
that ~ the company stock is non,as.
scssablc, the Increase In made 10 raise
money TO pay delinquent taxes against
the property OF the company.
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NEW WELDING SCHEME.
Street Railway Company Usos II In
Laying New Rails,

Tho Utah Light n Railway company
began this morning laying the heavy
new rails on cas-, south Temple street,
and Welding tho rail- Joints by pre-.
cess entirely new In lhla part Of the
world, hut which proves TO bo Just the
thing wanted and needed hero IN street
railway construction, II is known az
tho Thormit Welding by tho Gold
schmidt process, ana by II all tho FISH
bars are done nway with, ana tho cost.
~ copper bonding Co ensure electrical
oonduotlyity Tor the return current Nv
rendered unnecessary
The scheme OF operation includes u
movable ana perfectly tlght oruclblo
got over and enclosing the ends OF tho
rails 90 be welded, ana into this cruel,
bio " placed the Welding agent con-
slstinB Of oxide OF iron, mixed with
finely divided aluminium The cruclble
IN specially lined so ~ 70 stand the
fierce heat OF $500 degrees r., ana when
the fuslng powder, one Of the salts OF
bnilum, " placed on the mINturo and
iRnltcd, the Welding mixture takes hro
aud the chemical action imedutely pros
ducea the degree 0f hont mentioned,
The aluminium tNkoa NJ the oxygen
from the iron leaving pure iron as u
by.product, the latter after the re.
action ON account OF rs greater spooi.
nc gravity, separates from the alag
and sinks 90 the bottom OF the oruoiblo
and the Stag being lighter, floats on
top, The latter material " corundum
and VIII cut GLASS II has n com.
mor0ol value and IN used on polishing
machines After the Stag and iron arc
separated the oruolblo " tapped from
the bottom. ana the motion Iron flows
into moulda placed 10 receive II around
the rail- ends, flowing around both sides
of tho rail ends within u few secs
ohde, or az soon as tho iron soldines.
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DIED OF PARALYSIS.
Arnold II. Schulthsss, q Well Knswn
Gardener, Goes 10 Hio Rest

Arnold II, schulthcss, father OF Arnold
II schulthop Of tho Liberty stake prosl'
denoy, died last evening at his home, P@
east Sixth South street. In the seventy
Nth year " HIS age, Paralysis was tho
cause Of death The deceased was a ma.
Two Of Zurich Switzerland, and came 70
Utah In 1870 Three years later Ne Joined
tho Church OF Jesus christ OF Latof-day
Saints, and was q faithful and .notyo
mombor therein 10 tho close OF his lifo,
Mr.. aohuthcsH was gardener 10y pro-
fetsion, and for niue years was eOpern.
tendoni VI Ilborly park, For some lmo
Daet no had been employed on tho TEN.
plo block grounds, He was known 80 az
honest, sturdy and worthy man, and had
many friends who will with the horeavcd
family cherish his memory, BESIDES MS
wife, Mary H., tho deceased leaves thrqe
ohildron, In addition 10 tho son already
mentioned, These are Mrs Mary krapa
OF Providence, Mrs, Annie Urohor OF ms
city, ana Jacob Bchuthota The last
ia med IL In tho Philippine Islands, whore
ho ~ sllnogrnphor for the at,orney'gcn-
ernl,
THO funeral Of Mr. Hchulihess viii DO
held from tho First ward Westinghouse ON
Wednesday, May 10, at 30, m,
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TO RECOVER ZIG sum.
Thomas e, cairns wants Sa0,2s0 from
J, Torhnm Richardson,

Suit was tllod IN the district cour, 10.
Gay by Thomas G, Cairns against ].
Tophnm Richardson TO recover total
OF s!6,2i9o5 alleged 10 be due on sew.
orNl stock transactions In connection
with tho Alabama Portland Cement
company The complaint alleges that
on Oct 2S 1908 n contract was entered
into whereby plaintiff agreed to pell
to defendant Tor $4,000 certain house.
hold goods IN Spocor Aoo ana also 100
holds goods In Spocorl, Ala, ana also
100 shares of stock IN said cement com.
Defendant refused 10 accept the stock
or 90 pay for the same except the sum
OF $4,000, Plaintiff asks judgment for
$4,000 tho balance due for tho stock and
also asks damages IN the sum OF $lg,G 500
for the brooeh Of contract on the part
Of defendant
II IN also claimed that, on April I,
1901, IN London, England, defendant
~ III $50 shares of stock OF the Portland
Cement company of Utah which belong.
cd 10 plaintiff for the sum Of ST. 100 ana
refused 10 pay Sl0iO2O OF tho said
money and Judgment Nv asked for that
amount II " also alleged that defend.
ant IN july 1901 received the sum OF
NQgU which belonged 10 plaintiff but
has failed 20 turn that over 10 him 40
Judgment In asked for the money NO
received by him,
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PRESIDENT STARTS ON HIS
RETURN TRIP III WASHINGTON


Sallda, C0lon May S,--Tho presidential
special lott ulenwood springs az D
q, ~, today over the Denver ~ Mo
drondc railroad, and " scheduled 10
arrive IN Denver az $3.50 y, M tho
early start gave 10 the party an oppor-
tunlty TO View from tho rear end on mo
Train tho host scenery IN Colorado,
which IL said TO DO tho canon OF tho
0rnndo river
Most OF the occupants OF the train
were up nt n, M although the prori-
dent did not arise until 10 q, ~, llin
breakfast was served NJ $3.50, after
which he Joined the slght-seofs on tho
observation end OF tho ear Rocket
Clusens OF 0lonwood springs were par
tlcnlnrly conniderate OF the presidents
feelings thls morning ITO went 70
bed ON the llain ~ II y, m, ana wanted
10 get good rest crowd was ~
somplod az me Jatlon when me tram
was made up Tor the start When "
was announced that the president wes
asleep the early rlsers prepared TO give
we party rouslng nendon, remained
IRON cheering ana without domonstre-
,on or nny kind permitted the prcbl-
dcnt 10 depart IN quiet.
Inc trlp IRON u!enwood springs 70
.'' - - ~ 800 WV '''"'''''. 's'"NN
forward 70 WIN great expectations
Whiie .hc running of the tohedulc or
inc IRAN ~ iast, oihoials IN charBe ar.
fhhsou ,or SOW 'iine WINE passing all
polnls OF interest
Theso arrangements included 10
minute STOP el Hanging Bridge one or
WY sree'esu enRlneer'ng ionls OF me
Wllroau, The prldgo spans narrow
NNIcn NnONo Wnlcn flFoN tho MulIN or
,no noynl gorge, s,Ioo rect 70 the TOP.
~ Mlh'urn uho IRAN TOOK on helper
cnelno' FROM lnut point 'he cllmp
gnng.s IRON oH 70 = tcet 10 me hundred
lor MUGS vne engine cannot pun
wen Hucn ilgnl tfnln as tno epoolh'
Wnlcn w nlaue w OF 'ne hookcL 'no
DonVor tno private car OF o. ~
ronleeNe vice president or ne NO
uIanue route end Union racine put
,ot Vur' INC hiEnoW polht " me con.
ulenln, alVluo rom whore we peW
WV OF Moun' Mnhslo ana we oohcginh
reaNs N mao, from tho dlVido thcro
ueseon' lor leO Mules,
brenkine' Wus pclnK served IN the
prohluenih cur wnen we Unln passed
wy InluS INC ourlalhs were raised
uno MT hooseyelt TOOK Keen inter-
oSs ~ 'ne bgenery
sN'pl ho u,,,o terrier pear dog the
nres'uen. 'nhing BACK 70 Wush'ng'
loI pounuou INTO lne cur 70 greet MS
new master nv soon Nv MI hooeovo,i
gov w, inc COG slept N thc prcsi'
uonts chnln Wnllc ne was IN the moun-
lnlns inc active niue animal np'
penred lonesome on tho traln untll Mr.,
''oonoye., TOOK MN w,
AFTER that tho terrier nado friends
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PERSONALS

Senator and Mrs, slmoot ana daughter
have gone TO California on a short trip,
Mrs, ". w clark has gone to Los
Angeles for months visit,
Mrs, l., g, Miller left Saturday eve.
nlng for Los Angeles, where she win
join her husband,
Mrs, y, 4, Wright OF this city has
gone TO Los Angeles on q visit
Mr. and Mrs, W, j, Beatie have gone
on trip 20 the Pacific coast.
Rev, II, A, II, Ramsay " Virginia
city, New, " visiting In this city with
the family Of w. A. Drouhl.
II, ~, craRln leaves for tho south TO.
nlght over the San Pedro,
Miss Lennon, tho traveller and Toe.
turor leaves this evening for Las Vegas
TO look tho country over
Mrs, H. MWeay leaves this evening
foi Los Angeles over tho San Pedro,
A party Of real estate men, Il, w,
Rowan, II, A, RIFE g, l., Bundy w. q,
Johnson, H. NJ 0orhnm NJ, II, sherman
OF Los Angeles, ana H. W. Heap ana
r. =, sherman of Phoenix are At tho
Knutsford They are spending tho day
looking over the town with u view 70
Investing
ES.CounollmOn n, ", Rich N reported
M fast rogalnlng hls health at proyl.
donco, II, |,
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WORK ON STREETS.
Supervisors Report Shows What is
Bong Done by that Department

According 10 the report Of stree, su.
peryisor Seldom for the month OF April,
the total expenses OF the street and r.
risation departments Of the city for the
month wOa sO,3OO1i, The department,
furnished material ana aid work for the
other departments of the city OF the
total value OF SlO9, making the net cost
OF running the Two departments So
gss7l.
or tho total cost, AL2iO0s was for the
street department and 's2,lbO00 for the
irrigation department. The cash col-
lecilons Of the street department for
poll tax amounted 10 50, but labor was
performed In lieu OF the tax valued 1t
1905, making tho total receipts from
that source 1884,
The street sprinkllng department cost
the city 1913 during the month
During the month there were 10 stone
cross walks put mi los fumes built, %
lumos rcpalredi rs bridges repaired,
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LOOKS LIKE CITY
HAS BEEN BUNCOED
BAIL MONEY IS NOW MISSING
Attorney Drew Down Cash, SubstItut
ed Check and Thea stopped
Payment

There Ia a bad mlSup In Judge Dichls
division OF the city court, and nv q
result, some one " likely 70 be out 800,
on Friday last Attorney james In.
gobrelscn appeared before Judge Dichl
ON behalf OF n colored woman named
Ethel Baker charged with assault and
battery. Tho sum Of 800 had been do.
posted os bail, but as the defendant
ala not appear In court, Judge Dlohl
ordered the bail money forfeited, At.
lorncy lngebretpon contended that II
was not necessary for the defendant
"a he present for trial, as the charge
was "A miadomeanor and she was repro-
aontcd by counsel,
When the woman was released on
bail, the money was put up by A. l.,
Dolcs, lngebretsen, II N said, took
The money and gave his personal check
fol the amount Counsel for defense
nsko1 that tho case be tried despite the
absence ~ the woman, bu, the request
was promptly denied by the court, ana
thln tho bail wnH ordered forfeited,
Attorney lnRobrolson gave notice Of
an appeal from the courts decision, ana
JUDGE DIEM Fixed the bond on appeal
at 800,
Attorney Ingobro,sen got the idea
that the paper band on appeal would
take the place OF the 800 BAH money
which was declared forfeited, The
check, for this amount signed BY tho
attorney, was already IN possession Of
W II. Lo0ry, clerk OF the court ana
tho latter turned II into tho bank, TO.
gclher with other city money
lngobretson then asked INory to
draw the money down promising TO
furnish u bond on appeal Lcnry com.
piled with the request, ana payment on
lnglohrctsons check was stopped,
But here Nv where the trouble comes
IN, The first bond was for the appear.
0nco Of the defendant In court when
wanted ana has absolutely nothing TO
DO with tho bond on appeal, which, by
tho way hOd not been lllod mp TO this
writing The order of the court for.
felllng the 800 deposited by Inglebrat.
sen, stands until higher court rcyorses
the Judgment llut as payment on the
check wns stopped, the city II out 800,
lnglebretsen SIN holds the 500, the de.
fcndant is out of the jurisdiction Of the
court ana the bond on appeal IL stlll
forthcoming or was up TO late hour
or cours6 clcrk Lcary Is, IN a meas.
uro responsible for the amount, and to-
day lie made A demand upon inglcbret-
een FOR U return Of the 800, II the lat
ter refuses 10 comply with the demand,
suit against him win be filed by MIR,
Lcary As II H. the case IL somewhat
tangled Whether or not Inglebre,scn
can be compelled 20 return tho 800 ls
Q question being discussed In Judge
furnish bond on appeal nasmuch ms
the object OF tho appeal would be 10
save the 500 declared forfeited but
which Is now IN lnglcbrotson's posses.
sion, Az II stands, he " out nothing,
but the city, or Clerk Leary " out
100 slmoloona,
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SPIKE AND RAIL

The Rio dronde flntIc excursion car.
fled 700 pleasure sookore yesterday and
all had n good time,
George IT, MandqrNold travelling
freight agent OF the San Pedro, IN In
town from q southern business trip,
Assistant General Passenger Agent u,
= spencer returned this morning from
Twin Falls, whore he went on railroad
business,
The European stock Of the Union Pa
oilo was not voted on at tho recent
SAT- Lake meeting when the 800 ,0OO, 900
bond issue was authorized, 40 II was
not needed.
The San Pedro has been doing a land
Office business the past week IN passen.
ger trniiic, ana traycl between this city
and southern California promises 40
shortly DO entirely diverted over 10 tho
new route,
The Beaver \ Rio drands has pro-
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LATE: LOCALS.

Fish Commissioner John Sharp VIII
shin tomorrow $4,000 young trout ny
to Utah county for the local streams
Their ls Il low bnromotrlc otcN cover-
Ing all Of the country west OF the lObth
meridian, 40 that showers and freezing
weather are predicted as tho order Of
the day for tomorrow,
pr steele bailey OF Louisville, KY,
VIII read paper tonight before the
SALT Lake County Medical society.
Mrs, A, u. Richardson onlcintod at
the organ, aud Mrs w ID, Ritter and
Mrs William Brother SANG yesterday
morning, NJ the State Prison Christian
Ende0yor exercises, Miss Bessie Young
who won the lirst prize ot tho recent
w g, T. u, olooutlonnry contest In
the First Congregational church, was
also present and favored the boys with
a defamation Tho efforts Of the Wis.
itora were very much appreciated by
tho prisoners,
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the moulds may be broken loose and
tho process repeated,
The ingredients, such az cnrbon, man
gOncso, oio,i that 80 10 make steel, arc
generally added 10 the Thormlt mix.
tune, NO as 10 Rlyo the Thormlt metal
the properties Of tho steel Nv the rails,
The heat Nv confined 10 tho rail- onda
ana the remainder Of tho rail- Nv un'
disturbed, The cost OF the operation
IN about $500 per Joint but In view
Of tho fact that The rails are thus
made continuous, ana no bars or bonds
are needed, the cost IN no objection,
and the Light a Railway company win
thus treat all NJ their rails IN the paved
district Thon an experiment VIII be
made with rails outside of tho paved
districts, whore tho rails nro entirely
free from sdo braclnp or pressure M
whore the streets are paved,
Work this morning was stopped dur.
Ing the hours when n threatened TO
rain, M water on the ThormIt mixture
whom burning VIII cause an explosion
llut ON the skies clearing up, operas
Nons were resumed, Quite n number
Of people nrc watching the Welding
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MRS. MAVERICKS MOTHER.
Arrives from France and WIN
Proceed with Her Suit.

Washington May s,--Tho Baroness
Caroline Won Rouqucs mother OF Mrs,
Florence Mnybrlck, who II the plaintiff
IN a suit against ID. W. Armstrong, In
volylng large tracts Of land IN Virginia
and Kentucky, has arrived here from
new YORK whore she landed yesterday
accompany her. being detained In New
York by u fractured knee cap, but il
expected IN a fow days when she and
the baroness Will 40 into Richmond 10
Hiye testimony IN tho suit,
The hearing OF evidence for tho plaln.
tlff was transferred from this city 10
Richmond because Of questions raised
by her counsel ~ 10 the admlssiblliy
OF certain letters, ana which no claim.
cd Imposed upon her an unnecessary
expenditure OF money
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JUSTICE NOME SUED,
Hyrum Elton Files Petition for n Writ
OF Prohibition.

A petition for n writ Of prohibition
was nlod IN tho district court today by
Uyrum Elton against j, T., Mcomle
Justice OF the peace at Murray, TO pro.
hibit said justice from taking any fur
ther action whatever IN connection with
the case wherein Dora Dock N plaintiff
and the aillnnt herein N defendant Il
N alleged that Mira Dock secured a
judgment against Elton IN Justice Me-.
Omio's court for the sum " $50, and
that she IN now Attempting 10 tic up his
wages IN gornlshment proceedings,
Elton alleges that no summons was
over served upon him In the case or
was ever left mt his homo Tor service.
Also that the debt for which the judg-
mont was secured was contracted In
Salt Lake CITY ana hence not within
the jurisdiction Of Justice McOmIo'B
court II IL therefore claimed that said
justice has no jurisdiction either "
the parties or Of the subject matter
and hence said judgment was rendered
without right or authority OF law,