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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
ARRA|GNEO IN
CRIMINAL COURT,
Five Prisoners Brought Before
Judge Armstrong Oh Various
Charges
SAM CRICE WAS AMONG THEM.
Enters his Usual Plea Of Not Guilty
To Burglary --coorcd Slasher
In Court

Five prisoners were arrolgnod before
Judge Armstrong IN the criminal d.
vision OF the district court today on
various charges ana two of them ou-
tered pleas while the others were glvon
until Monday July H. 10 plead Sam
url'e, tho notorious, WAS the first one
nrrolgued, he is charged with burglary
IN the first degree AVID entered his usual
Plea " not guilty lIo Is alleged To
have burglorIzod a building mt i79 wcst
Second South street on the night OF
MAY 20. 1905.
John Higgins pleaded guilty lo the
charge Of petit larceny and Waived tlmo
Tor oonlcncc, Tho court ordered him To
pay u nno of $50 or serve $50 days in
SAN lie stole somo brass from the
RIO Grando railroad ON juno 20 " the
value OF So
Cornelius smith tho coorod man
who on jane 20, 1905, attempted 10 calVo
UP Mrgglo Mitchell hIs HWeoihrart
was Wra lgnod on the charge NJ assault
with n deadly weapon and was Rivon
untll Monday July H. 10 plead
Alma J1nos was also giyen until Non
day 10 tntor Mis- plea To assault with
u doally weapon Tho information
charges that the defendant on June ~
assaulted Louis Lurcns0n with u rock
John Smith. no rotation 10 cornclIup
was Grr0igued on tho charge Of grnd
larceny aud was glyon uutll Monday 10
ploa1, Ills true name IL Henry Wat
klns and he 10 charged with stealing
n watch and chain Of the value ~ 500
from Walter jenkins ON juno ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
FINE JULY SHOWER,
Came Down in Great Quantity This
AFTERNOON Temperature Drops

Tho backbone Of the heated term was
appai'uuy broken early this afternoon
by % copioub Tall of lum The weather
began IN moderate materially this
morning, when the lllcs were overcast
with clouds, This partially cleared up,
by 1880, but presently black clouds
inassol up from the south, and shortly
hofor' Z D. Do, q small dougo descended
on the city the doVupour was not
Iona m duration but thero was q whole
lot Of II, ana the guttors were full OF
Wntor running Hike mill race for some
tlmo after the rain ceased ana the un
came cut lut the clouds only partially
cleared away ana further thunder.
storms are PREDICTED by the weather Of
Gee,
The rain focms 10 have spread pretty
Woll cyor the state uN there was a. ftll
cnrly this morning NJ I. of AN inch at
Modnnl, A Grand Junction there was
n trace, with prospects Of further fulh
Inc mercury I'D not rise very
high t1doY us NJ noon II was only rs
dogrceN There IL much rejoicing over
the rain us II haa saved many lawns
and much fhrubhory which had begun
20 60, But there Nv also much sympathy
oXprcs,ed for the real estate monNhosc
lNtlo picnic nj Sal,air " necessarily
curalod by tho storm However they
had no many tickets sold In advance
that the Tors IL moro apparent than
roal
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HAVE VOC ANY
or TIL; EOLLOWINGy

Evening ana Morning star, 1899,
Elders journal 1881
1mn' ana Seasons all volumes,
Messenger and Advocate, lSSb.3I
Journal Of Discoursos,
History Of Joseph smith CTullldgo)
Roorganizod Oh, edition
History Of Joseph Smith (Tullldgo)
Utah edition
History Of Brigham Young (Tulldge),
History Of tho Priesthood (WlncheB.
tori, 1853
synopsis Of the Holy Scriptures (wm.
chcstew, 1872.
Tho Book of commandments, 1893,
Evidences Of the Book Of Mormon
tThomIHou) 1871,
MllwnnMl NturN cOrly editions.
Plea for pOlyglmy Pub, by CARING
ton, Paris. France 1881
j j. stronge lions Rcylllc all mum.
hcrN
SIdnoy Rlgdon'a Messenger ana Adyo.
este, An numbow from 1874
Jason w Bngss Messenger, all mum,
bcrg
Gosocl reflector edited by Winchos.
ter iSil,
lflny ~ our readers are IN possession
~ any OF the above books or puhl,p0.
lions ana wish 20 dispose Of them, they
win please state tho condition ~ bird,
lng stop and quote lrlco, DO not mail
them uniil You communicate with VS.
DENEBET NEWS BOOK STORE,
salt Lake Guy. Utah,
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Peoples l., =, Bank,

a. Louis July II, Arguments we're
submitted today before judge Neil.
hcnnoy In the circuit court at clayton,
ON tho motion for dissolution Of the
rccciNorshp OF the Peoples United
states bank Any, Gen, llOdlcy, AT
whose instance u receiver for the bank
WIS appointed several days ago AssL
Alty Cen n, y. Gentry Focy Of state
Suongcr and state Bank Examiner R,
NJ, COOK appeared ut the hearing.
Receiver Spencer OF the Peoples Unit
cd states bank, through his attorneys,
today submitted AN Inventory OF tho
holdings Of the bank lie reported the
OssotS under ave ulatslncutions as fol-
lows Exhibit \, stocks ana bonds,
S2Oi 'iD. oNhbit -, cush In other banks
and ON hand, 8i6,SQ1, exhibit g, time
and demand certificates SLOi6,ijS; oX.
hlbit y, time aud demand loans, ST.
olOlS3, exhibit y, suudry accounts Sil-
03t, TOTAL S!6iOsi,
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VAN GESNER's DEFENsE,
Two WI nesses Testify In Ills Be-
half,

Portland, Or July N-Dr Van Cos.
nor co.dofendOnt with Congressman
John Nowton Williamson and H. y.
Commissioner Blggg, I'm the trial for
WbornalIon Of perjury supplemented
by the testimony " two minor witness.
cs presented the lirft evidence for The
defense before Judge DolluW IN thH
circuit court ths fOruooU The other
Wcro NJ, H. Brink ana lsom Clark the
latter saloon Keeper and both Of
Prlncoyillo The substance of their
testimony WAS that they had heard two
on three Of the ontrymon say they had
40 contract with Nosnor aud william.
Dr dcsncr WIS tho star witness The
glet of his story was that he had been
driven from his lcaNcd ranges by tho
sheep war ana had been forced 10 9TH.
cr pntturef We had consulted with
AltNH, Briggs and Barnes aud was as.
Wiof u, thols that he had perfect
llghl 10 loan money ON timber claims
lie then made known his desire tu Uc.
Quire moro range and offered 10 loan
money ON claims taking a. mortgage
without interest, 40 long as be was al.
lowed 10 uso the range for his sheep,
Dr. 0rcsncr NNcrrcd again ana again
with rofoTonco ~ various ontrymcn
whose names Woro mentioned that no
loaned them money but that he had IN
no way mndo or entered into any con.
tract agreement on understanding, a..
rocllY indirectly on otherwise, 20 pur.
chase any of their claims upou thclr
ponR 10 patent tie wanted tho range,
he said ana loaned the money ana took
the mortgage To procure H.
Or G0more memory failed 10 cone
meet Congressman Williamson with
meetings ana conversations IN which
e1mo ~ the witnesses Tor the govern.
mout testified ho had % part
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const says that for foliage Los Angeles
w not In the nplne cntlToIy Wilh SAT-
Lake, ana one rNn stand ON the
lcuohos about Salt Lake and nec moro
foliage ana vegetation generally ~ 20
times lhan what mpy be soon about
LoN Angeles, Mr.. Little found Shn
Francisco too busy IN mink about any
lhug except what WAS Rolng ON Within
itH borders, and lhr Portland fair prov.
cd 10 be- a good exhibition the layout
ut The grounds hrug particularly nt'
Inactive Nh Little docs not think
there ls u. place ON the Pacific couat
that hlH The climate obtaining IN Nult
Lake. lie " pcrfc.lS satisfied 10 liyo
here
the condition Of Mrs Young, VITO of
'blllS' Young proprietor NJ Nuungs
rnlo, VAS reported not very promising
lt H. Marks hospital tha afternoon,
Mw Young III suffering from rhouma'
tFm Of the heart
lbc highest thermometer today WAS
W mas 90 mo whom I, registered NJ de-.
Wrps, not long thereafter falling 10 IN,
pulng the thunderstorm the mercury
lCll to o. and This afternoon the at.
mosphulo lH anything but mltry.
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LATE: LOCALS.

Workmon arc completing his week
the coating Of the v NJ, c. \ auditor.
lum
4 very nno cromo Of tho summit Of
pkoN Peak has been hung up over
the ONCE I'M the Kenyon hotel
There Is train load Of horses AT the
salt Lake Sto N yords today I'm twlst
from Idaho 10 omaha for marketing
there
Principal Hogon of Gordon academy
leaves In A few days ON q two weeks
Trip to california IN the interest Of the
school
Il. II. McGurrm has CONC 10 Custllln
Springs for short time 10 rccupcratc
from his Illness, lie believes he has got
tho better Of the typhoid proposition
], A. Davis Of Butte, a we'll known
member Of the Typographical union,
and cX,sngoant CANTON Of the salt
Lake police force, are IN town from
Butte ON a VlhlI
General ecoy cox of the Y, NJ, g..
A. ana Mrs, coz have gone 90 the
Portland fair 10 be absent Two Weoks,
In tho meantime Asst Socy r. q, Han.
son lB acting general secretary
Row II. \, leo, pastor Of the First
Congregational church Of Wolscr, ldou
had The honor last sunday ~ preaching
tho nrst sermon IN the new town N
hurley II ~ proposed 20 Keep rollgiouR
services up from now on
Deputy Sheriff Andrew smith return.
od luN evening from Springfield, Mon
accompanied by Matt cochran, VINO rs
wanted here on a charge of embcsslos
mcn,, made against him by MeAlllstor
Bros
The pontdooslAl union (known as
Jump0rD win hold evening mcoilnsN
Cor 10 days IN q gospel tent at the oor-
ror Of state ana Fiflh south street
commencing tonight Thoy have quito
q band of workers with lhcm from Den'
YER toloo including Rev, ana MIS-
kout WHITE,
Row w, \, Hunt and family ~ llar-
yald Mob, arrived last night lrom The
east ana are visiting Win the family
of Deacon l., n, llNll Of TINS city Mrs
Hunts father Mira Hunt ana the
children are lo remain IN salt Lake for
mo summer Whlo Mr. Hunt Nils the
pulpit of the First congregational
rnurch ul Wloaer lda
Tho officers NJ the National Guard
arn dlllS discussing the matter ~ the
coming state cncnmpment ana papora
containing accounts Of onoampmcnts In
other puios are being eagerly rond,
The urmory board II busy overhNullng
the old lllph school building, proporu-
tory 80 Ne occupancy by the guard at
ag odrly date ~ possible
Jerry pripcoll IL w from Eureka 10
arrange Cor the Eureka Elkp 10 take
am active part IN the Purple day par.
AIDE and festivities A special train
over tho Rio Grandc WIN leave Eureka
At G,i0 H. M, arriving In this city at
~ To- mn and leaving on the return at
midnight The Eureka boys propose 10
have u hand IN that mule rncc,
The action " tho Elks' convention
M buffalo IN the mnttor OF shutting ont
saloon men ana liquor dealers from
| the orders occasions some remark IN
| this city \ prominent Elk Official told
n "NoWR" reporter today, that not n
| suglc lQuor dealer or hnr-keopor mad
been admitted 10 the order IN this o.,P
for two years. ana that II was merely
| the mater ~ short time before they
would ho entirely barred from the or.
! RNnl2Otlon
| w. W. Little who returned Yesterday
] from an extended "trip along the Paqlllo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
GOES AFTER INDIANS,
Nathan Tanner Seeks Them for Pioneer
n rude.

Nathan Tanner lcfl Tor the north 10.
day authorized 10 treat with the Ban.
mock braves ON the Fort Hail indian
reservation for their appearance here
ON Pioneer day Tho plan rs TO bring
down q, husky bucks ana 20 sQuaNs,
uomo OF them with ropoosos, ana about
10 or 10 Indian ponies II satisfactory
arrangements can be made the Indians
VIII come with puWphownlin sufficient
lu give % perfect representation Of az,
fercnt phases Of indian NE, bringing
with them Wlohiupg guns bows ana
arrows. blankets, musical instruments
beads, movcuRins, etc., etc, The In.
dams win appear IN the second divl.
Tlou Of me parade, following mmod'
atolH after the pioneers who VIII be-
the hpnorod guests of The occasion Mr.
Tanner goes with oyory assurance of
hIs ability 10 land lhom M CorroH
uoudouoc Win the Indian agent leads
him 10 believe that they can readily
ho induced 90 como end take pant IN
the celebration,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
BAND Of SILK THIEVES
STEALS THOUSANDS

chicago July ll-'That a band or
six thieves, whose operations have re-.
suited In pmnder values at SIS 900, are
making Chicago their headquarters and
that stolen NlRg are being Yslcmat-
icolly sold through a 'ronco" IN this
city, iH the holIot ot the police, The
burglnrIos believed 10 have been com.
mtlod by the gang have occurred with.
IN 4 radius ll 300 miles OF Chicago,
principally M WISCONSIN, Illinois and
Indiana Tologrums from the police OF
many towns have been received tell.
ng of many burglrIos committed iu
country Wolos ana department stores
ot larger cities I'm which valuable silks
have been stolen The police Of the
following places, among others, have
within the past foW days notified lho
chicago authorities regarding opcru'
lions ~ The hlnd supposed 10 have
headquarters hero Bloomington, III
Hannibal Mo- ana clinton, la,
South Bend, mdo July II, Onlpew
have II men ch1rRod Win being lms
plloalod IN Wholomlo rohhprlCa OF cars
ON The Grand Truuk railroad near fIll.
we'll l0porte county Merchandise to
the value or 10000 has been taken
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
HIS CONDITION CRITICAL,
Little Chance for Daniel J, Jacobs
Afflicted with Lookaw

Tho condition Of Daniel J, Jacobs, inc
grocer who was attacked with lork'
luV noirly "a W'ok ago, continues crlt'
Icol I'm fact In stewart, the attend
Ink physical consldrrA lhot the UNI
fonmut, man has but about one
chance IN 1000 for recovery, However
thus FAR he has been able tu take nOurs
lshnent and this, Of course, is u condi'
ton that helms him but he w. cons
sluntlv under the influence NJ chloro'
form 10 break tn Fplsme that IN
larNbly come with consciousness,
About o'clock this morning Mr. ia.
cuhs bad u worry bad spoil ana again
at O'Clock he went into CONFUSION
I'M which ne BIZ his tongue nearly Ia
two. Dr stewart N Ellll using the an.
t.toylu serum, but he II free 20 con.
los that he has but little hope OF the
mans recovery
Mr. Jocbs Is 30 years " age ana has
u wife and tWp children, The injury
which brought un the lockinw was caus.
"a by the explosion of u nreorHcker on
the Fourth of July which burned "A
small wound on HE hand, five days
later Mr. Jacobs folt "a stiffness IN the
muscles " his neck ana consulted Dr.
stewart explaining the symptoms Tho
doctor Immediately expressed grave
fears of lorkjaW ana administered
treatment to couutorlCt itg effects Ills
condition however grew gradually
worse The wound, while slght, was
q penetrating one, and the quloknesg
with which the trouble developed makes
II OH the more dlhlcult 10 combat and
reduces the mans chances OF rcstora.
ton lo health and strength,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
DIR. BROWN H0NoRED.


There was % Wcll attended reception
last evening ut Dr. Hoaltys rosIdcuco,
plyon lu Lonor Of Row clarence w.
BroWh formerly pastor of lho First
congregational church m ha city, who
had stopped over horo 10 visit ou route
10 pu,or pr Brown has many warm
friends u Sale Lake who wore gUd
10 shake hands win him once moro
True ~ hls Kindly nature. while lu town
ho spent mont uf hlH time 100 Visiting
the Sick Wd offering words of cheer
ana cunsoluuou he lc0 thlf morning
for Colorado over the Rio Grnudo,
IN Brown Will nll tur the summer lh'
pulpit Of the Plymouth congregational
churcn ON Fourteenth avenue near Og
den Wrort, during the uhpcncc ot the
pastor rev. Mr. Bailey II ~ of lulor'
oN To- note that this church was the
Headquarters of the Utah people who
attended the christian Endcnyor cone
yonlIon Of 1908.
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Their Delinquency the Cause Of a
Strong Resolution Adopted
At Noon Today
EIGHT COUNTIES ARE BEHIND.


THE state board Of equalization adopt
ed the following resolution this noon
Whereas, The following counties have
through their auditors made the reports
required by law 10 he made 70 this
board ON the 0rai Monday IN july VIZ
Beaver BoSoldcr cache, Davis, GAR
nold, Grand, Iron, Willard, Morgan salt
Lake Pluto, Rich sWnpotc. Soylcr Too
olo, wagon Washington ana Weber
counties, ana
Whereas, The following counties
through their auditors have failed TO
mako the reports required 10 hc made
the nrst Monday IN July VIZ, carbon,
Juab, Kane Suu Juan summit lluh,
ululuh and Wusatch uud
NhorolY. The counties where auditors
have compiled win the law are AnNi'
ously awaiting for the board 10 FIX the
annual state levy that they may cons
moU,c computing the taxes due, which
loyy the bonrd cUunu' mako unlll II
bus before II the reports from ull me
counties u the state now therefore To
have this mUttor concluded, ho n
Resolved That the assessment NJ the
counties named where auditors have
made The required reports be ana are
now hereby approved for the ycur 1900
and notice IN hereby served upon me
counties whore auditors have uil'd To
mike the REPORTS required by law mat
NJ said reports ARE not Nm the possession
of thin hould ON or before July 20 1900
thh board win proceed ~ act upon suoh
information ps IL cnn obtain ana order
increases or decreases 400 u may ma
necessary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
GOES TO MINNEAPOLIS,
@ II, Wells VIII Represent SAT- Lake
Az Clerks Convention

Teller q, II, VOLS az tlc State Bank
Of Utah leaves sunday morning TO ul'
tend the annual convention AZ Mnnoa.
polls OF the American institute at Bank
Clerks, as representative of the SAIL
Lake chapter In common with othDr
western representative Mr. Wells nus
an invitation from the First National
BANK of Chicago tO stop over on rou'
as guests Of the Chicago bank ana take
luncheon IN the dining room uf IN,
bank, on the eighteenth door NJ the new
building In this connection ME-
Wells remarks that 4ll OF the great
buildings IN chicago are VOL supplied
with elevators, that of Marshall fltld
a Company being provided with 40 less
than H. Elevators IN chicago do not
run up and down ~ suit patrons 49, M
this city, when AN elevator ptuNe NJ.
ward, n does not return down unUl
the highest story is reached ANA con'
ycrsoly when descending, there IN no
stopping part way down qua then Ro'
lg up again Ascending elevators are
indicated by white light ON cach
MOOR, ana descending elevators are m
dIcalod by u rcd light
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14

his visit the frat he has made to the
prcsl lont NJ hiH summer home, was to
consider the details of the peace con'
feronco, llo said be had no new or im-
nouuht ndylcos from his government
IN convey io the president lie eE'
prossed qualification nt the appointment
of NJ waite ~ the principal punoe ou'
Noy ~ RuFsln, adding that NJ Wlllo
was most able man md would lond
confidence ana weight 10 the conclu'
Hl0na uf the conference. lie SAID ne
Thought llnlou kunuura would rcnCh
New YORK ON the 2Oth or SOth inst VA
when event his reception ny the prrsl'
don't would be held ON Aug, |,
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SECy, TAFT AND PARTY
Arrive In Honolulu After Pleas
ant Voyage,

Honolulu, july li.-Scgy Of war Tan
and prty arrived This morning on tho
steamer Mduuhuria Suon after the
vessel dupkcd, the visitors went dliNs
ing 10 the pili As the guests of tho
clllzonB committee thcy VIII visit local
PLACES of interest and have luncheon
al the Royal Hawaiian hotcl where
sooy TAFT made AN address,
The ManohurIa was met outside "
the harbor by Act NuY Atkinson ana u
committee OF citizens, Tho members
Of tho distinguished party declare thoy
had an enjoyable voyage 10 Honolulu
There were several dances on board
IN which SooN TAFT ana Miss Roosc.
Volt participated Lectures Ncro also
given on Philippine subjects, SccN
TalL IN an Interview rfcrrlng po
Chinese exclusion said that It is not
proposed 10 admit any moro chinese
OF Inc coolc class, but merely TO treat
more cautiously chinese thnt are en-.
Titled 10 admission 10 inc United states
Tho Manthurlu loayos FOR Manila to-
night AT o'clock
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UTAH AT PORTLAND,
Manager Clawson Proposes to Have
Special Mlnora Exhibit Opening

At the meeting OF tho rluh LOWS s.
clark commission today A. H. Chom'
bors o. ogden waa appointed nv assist.
ant director o. the mlncrm exhibit A
report wNa received from Manager
Spencer Cuwfon stating that all ot tho
TITAN exhibits are now IN place, II 10
the Intention NJ Mr. Cawson 10 hiyo u
special opening of the mineral oShlblt
I'm the very near future when the con'
ccntndug mill win be- placed IN opera.
ton, llo huu issued 1880 invitations 10
The opening
senator r. j, Kiosol attended the
needing of the commission and asked
foi nn additional appropriation to help
dcumy the expenses of tho ogden choir
ON NJ trip Ia the iulr Tho commission
has heretofore appropriated 500 TO the
enloiprluc and US present financial COM
dillon would not warrant any further
appropriation hence the request was de-
MED,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
COTTON REPORT LEAKS.


Washington, july Through the
receipt of numerous communications
from the south ana statements uppears
Ing n me plprE at various times mat
thc statistics Of the department Of
agriculture ON tobacco were being ma.
nlmWtod In the Interests OF the 50.
called tobacco trust, Seuy Wilson has
begun an inquiry into the subject
Pending the myoWtlgaton the publica.
ton ol the tobacco statistics Of the
several districts win be- held up, ul.
though the regular monthly figures by
states VIII be given out on Monday
next,
It was stated at the department to-.
day that special AGENTS have boon sent
TO the dark tobacco districts Of Tonnes.
zoe ana Kentucky Tor the purpose OF
verifying on correcting the department.
ngur,s This action Mr. HYDE, the CHIEF
stntlstcan, said was I'm Difference 10
the icuumcnt which had been, engcn-
dored that the departments ligurcs
Woro wholly Incorrect Mr. Hyde has
been piven direct charge ~ the invcs'
tlguuon which II rs expected VIII DO
concluded within two or three weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
stock Was Worthless,

a. H. Airs 0cd suit IN the district
uoul, today aglusl II w. Horbo TO ro.
cover $3.50 alleged 10 be due ou a prom,
iFgory note executed on sept 2S. 1890,
md payable HX months uttor date, TO
toculp the payment of said note do.
iouduut gave plaintiff 1000 shares of
Northern li1ht stock 200 rhhroH ~
chloride Point and 300 shares Of GcN.
eor.NnrIon stock n iH alleged ihut
1no stock become practically yuMnloaH
ana plnlnun Hold tine l,'Ol thNrnN lor
g. which hOa been credited on tho note.
judgment Do uHkod For tno balance due
ON the nolo HB RIyon above,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14

WAGON q Machine co. ONCE, In which
Mlfs Mcllonry ~ employed as a rltlk
Two soldiers, George Morgan ana ira
YOUNG, NJ company g, TWcntS'nlnlh
Infantry stationed nt Fort Dougl1h
came down the street one NJ them very
drunk They stopped near lho Young
lNdlos ana used offensive unl iWnlllnk
language TO them Mr. MrlicnlN VINO
was inside, came uut n hearing the rn'
marks ana Morgan attacked Wm. aiir'
some heated words bad passed nrlNcgn
NON lie struck Morldu In return ana
M the scufllc which followed both men
went to the ground, Mrll,nry receiving
4 broken arm anil dlao'llol elbow,
Tho soldiers were arrested and spon.
ne nlRhl IN the Murray iull Thc men
Wlll remain IN custody of lNr rINll am"
lhorllloa ana military punishment Nu
Follow their roloaRe