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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-29
DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
Demurrer of William Glassmann, ct al
Dcnied---Other Cases.

Ogden, Nov. 29.--In the case OF the
Ogden Rapid Transit company agair-t
William GlnsmnDn ct al suit bfJuI'
TO recover damages for the tearing up
Of the street car Company's tracks over
tie Ogden river bridge Judge Howell
overruled the demurrer Of defendants
and gave them 20 days in which to file
an answer to the complaint.
In the case Of j. G. Read against G.
l.. Darling the court signed a decree
quieting title to land in question after
hearing the testimony of the plaintiff.
In the case of the Oregon Short Line
company against Charles f. Bennett
ct al, the defendant was grated until
Dec. D IN which TO file and serve no.
tlce OF motion for a new trial
The case of the oregon Short Line
Railroad company against Christian
Bownhine suit brought to condemn
certain lands on the line of the Oregon
Short Line cut off Is now on trial
The findings of facts and con-
illusions of law I'm the case
Of Francis Clark ct al against the
North Ogden Irrigation company ct
al have been signed by Judge Howell.
restraining all parties to the suit from
interfering with the river bed OF the
North Fork.
Judge Howell has appointed ms APP
praisers Of the estate of the late Thorn
as d. Dee. who died July Q, 1905, Arch
ibald Mcfarland. Thomas A. Whalen
and A. d. Shurtliff,
In the estate OF George +. Murphy.
deceased, the court appointed r. l..
Davis, Philip Spear and Henry Ander-
son,
IN JAIL FOR STRIKING DAUGH-
TER.
John Gacht, foreigner, was placed
under arrest last evening by Deputy
Sheriff Barlow Wilson on the charge of
assault and battery. II Is alleged that
Gacht, without cause, last Sunday aft
ernoon returned to his home in Wilson
precinct and struck his lS-year-old
daughter in the face. knocking her
down. The man admits his striking
the girl, but thinks he had right to,
as she had disobeyed him.
The case was called this morning be-
fore Judge Murphy at the request of
the complaining witness action was dis
missed at defendants cost which
amounted to sl2. the girl not being
willing to prosecutf her father
VIM. l.. RECTOR PASSES AWAY.
William Louis Rector. well KNOWN
resident OF Ogden, died yesterday after
noon at 2:SO o'clock at the family resi-
dence $50 Twelfth street after linz
gerIng Illness from dropsy. The de-
ceased was the son of John and Martha
Reed Rector He was born in Missouri
Feb. @ 1867. Several years ago, with
his parents, he came to Ogden city,
where he has resided ever since. He has
many friends in Ogden who will learn
of his death with regrets. His father Is
prominently connected with the Grand
Army Of the Republic of this city. The
funeral services will be held Thursday
afternoon.
The funeral services viii be held
Thursday afternoon at l. 30 at the FAM
lly residence on Twelfth street, Rev.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-29

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SUITS FOR DIVORCE.
Board OF Education Mecting-Ned-
dings--!Icavy Snowfall in Mountains.

Special Correspondence
Provo, Utah Co., Nov. 29.---Annie
Bessnu johnson. of Payson, has
brought suit for divorce i'm the Fourth
district court against Arnold e. John
son on the grounds Of desertion and
failure to provide. Plaintiff asks for
800 attorneys fees. S2J month ALI
mony. and the restoration of her maid
en- name Annie Bessau. The parties
We're married in Provo Nov. II, 1904,
Daniel H. Grant, Of Salem. has
brought suit for divorce against La
vina Grant on the ground OF desertion
The parties were married In Provo
April ?, 1904, and the complaint al
leges defendant deserted and aban-
doned plaintiff June Q, of the same
year.
BOARD or EDUCATION.
At the meeting of the board of edu-
cation last evening the Treasurer re-
ported that on the first of the month
there was an oyerdraft at the bank Of
$4,000. This has, however been con-
siderably reduced, II not entirely wiped
out by money received from taxes dur
ing the month,
Supt. Rawlings reported that the.
teachers had considered the question
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The copper era., 1905-12-14
Shannon BowIers the Chamuions.

The new Clifton bowling team gave the Shannon bowlers a little chase last Monday evening in series of four games, which resulted in a victory for the latter by the safe majority of 269 pins. The game started out about even, but after the second game the Shannon boys got their second wind and walked away from their opponets by leaps and bounds, while the Clifton team fell down to some extent. However, the Clifton team was game and played with a stiff upper lip, but "splits" caused their downfall. A change or two will be necessary and then some thing might be doing the next time. Another game is now being arranged and if the Clifton team succeeds in adding its new men the game ought to be a good one.
 Riley led the Clifton team by a safe majority, while Dutch Noll led the Shannon. Honors between Riley and Noll were shade in favor of the latter.
The copper era., 1905-12-14
CLIFTON COPPER co.

A case of much importance to the people of Clifton and Morenci was decided last week by Judge Parker, of New Mexico. The case was en- titled Pascal R. Smith, John L. Burn side and the Clifton Copper company vs. c. L. Ashton and Wm. Roach. The property involved is the famous Wildcat group of mines in the Santa Rita district, a one-half interest in which the plaintiffs claimed. By the decision the relief asked for by the plaintiffs is denied and the suit dis missed with costs. This suit has been pending for two years and has attracted much attention on account of the value of the property. A sale for the property is now on with the Hermosa copper company for large sum of money.
The copper era., 1905-12-14
CLIFTON HEIGHTS.
MOrenci Leader Thinks Town Should be Built There-SOme Good Sue-
 6eStiODS.

The recent flood ot the San Fran. cisco river and Chase creek but brings to our mind the distress and disaster of last January and makes us realize that the time has come for action. The mere fact that during the last twenty years these floods have been few and far between does not war rant the opinion that this will be the last and it is high time that the peo- pie of Clifton were making some preparation for handling the water or in some manner protecting them selves. Many talk of new townsite on the heights above the present town and this does present a good many advantages which should not be overlooked and though there would be some difficulty in making arrangements to travel from the heights to the river or present town, still we believe this could be over come if the proper people could be persuaded to take hold of the pro- ject and put in an electric car ser vice or a tramway.
 The fact that Morenci is built in place far more difficult of access and more unsuitable for town than the proposed heights puts aside any doubt as to whether such a thing could be accomplished and the ground being available for a good sized town, it 1N1 fn q change.
 The amount of money lost in one flood would go a long way toward overcoming the difficulties of such location and though the works and smelters might be better where they are the residence part of Clifton should be placed out of danger.
 This end of the county talks of county would there be a better loca- tion than between these two towns, high and dry above the river, and yet of easy access to either town. A spur could easily be run by the Mo renci Southern from the Frisco pump and in fact the main line could be made to run through that location and thus would the traffic between this place and Clifton be greatly facilited.
 The Leader believes this proposi- tion worth consideration to the un- fortunate sufferers of Clifton and though the suggestion is by no means a new one, we offer it for considera- tion and trust it may be the means of at least making the people under stand their peril and fortify them selves against further disaster.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Ever since the flood George Fraser has been about the busiest man in Clifton. In addition to his duties as superintendent of the A. c. smelters it was his pleasure to take charge of gang of men engaged in preparing the dam on the Frisco river from which the water supply for the A. c. concentrators and smelters is drawn
 The old dam was so well constructed that it was not damaged by the flood, but the water swept around it and cut away the entire valley to the mountain opposite the intake, hence it was necessary to extend the dam to cover this washout, which was no small job, but in work of this kind George Fraser shines like the morn ing star. An army of men were en- ployed and also many teams. and in the remarkable short space of five days the work was so far completed that water could be turned into the Hume. It is thought that the dam will now last indefinitely. It is a solid piece of work three hundred feet wide, and is there to stay.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

A dancing club was organized on Monday night last by the election of the following officers Roy Wayland, president t; F. J. Elliott, secretary and c. w. Daniels treasurer. The name of the club has not yet been selected, but the organizers have de- cided that the name must be of Span ish or Indian origin, and the follow ing unique method of selecting the name has been decided upon. Each membe, is requested to hand to the secretary the name of the lady he wishes to contest in the honor of selecting the name. The ladies will write their names on a slip of paper which will be sealed in envelopes. They will then write the proposed name of the club across the envelope, which will then be handed to the sec retary. After the name has been selected the envelope will be opened and the name of the lady suggesting it will be entitled to the prize, three boxes of Allegretti candy. The club will have about thirty members, and will give one dance a month during the season. The first dance will be pulled off on the 27th.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

A most brutal murder was com mitted Thursday last on the Shannon hill near Metcalf by Jesus Maria Garcia, who stabbed Conception Villa, who was living with him as his wife, killing her instantly. Soon after committing the terrible deed Garcia placed the muzzle of a pistol beneath his chin and fired, the ball passing through his mouth and inficting a serious, but not dangerous wound. Justice Campbell was soon at the spot and took charge of the wounded man, and it was well that he did, be- cause the Mexican population was so incensed over the affair that they would probably have finished the job on Gar cia. Realizing that violence was almost sure to be meted out to the prisoner Judge Campbell brought him to Clifton on the first train, where he has since been at the A. c. hospital, and is recovering rapidly. Both parties were from Spain. Jeal- ousy was the cause of the trouble.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

According to the Fl Paso Herald, G. E. Kennedy, travelling man, was about the first passenger out from Clifton when the big flood was on two weeks ago. Judging from the print ed report MT. Kennedy must have been greatly excited, or else he has habit of ''seeing things" He was quoted as saying "that the depot and express office were swept away and the engines in the yards submerged, only the stacks appearing visible" It was pretty bad MT. Kennedy, but lacked several feet of being as high as reported. The depot and express office were not damaged by the flood neither were there any engines sub merged by the flood. MT. Kennedy must surely have a most vivid imagination. If Clifton is such a dangerous proposition, perhaps it would be well for Kennedy to cut it out in the future.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

The ERA reporter is informed that the A. c. team has been free in ex- pressing its opinion that it could swipe up the Clifton team. The Clifton team is ready to meet them on any date that they may set.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Col. Dell NJ. Potter was in town last week from his beautiful ranch up the Frisco. He lost several hundred fruit trees and also several hundred grape vines by the flood, but does not regret the loss as his place is now in better shape than ever before to withstand the flood, as the channel has been materially widened. All of MT. Pot ter's place on the west side of the river was washed away.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Betts Henderson of Grant county started to Clifton this week with a bunch of cattle for market, but, found the snow so deep that they were left in the pasture on Rattlesnake.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Charley Stevens, superintendent of the Stevens copper company, was down from the mines this week and reports that he is now working thirty men on the property.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Baptist services will be held December 17th in the schoolhouse oc- cupied by Miss Carson's school just south of Turner's commission house on Hills addition. Morning service will begin at HOO; evening service at 7:O0s Rev. T. D. Cross, of Michigan, who has permanently located here, will preach.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

For some days past Reece Webster has been busy with a number of heavy teams cleaning out the chan nel of Chase creek, which when com pleted, will allow the flood waters an outlet to the Frisco without trou- bling the business men of the town. It is a hard job and a big one, but Reece is equal to most any emergency.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

As soon as the child is done nursing apply Chamberlain's Salve. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the child to nurse. Many trained nurses use this with the best results. Price p cents per box. For sale by III dealers in medicine.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

The Castro ranch on Blue river, one of the most beautiful places in this section of Arizona, was entirely de- stroyed by the recent flood. There was a large vineyard on the place which had recently commenced to pay well. Nearly all of the ranches up the river. have either been de- stroyed or partially ruined.
The copper era., 1905-12-14
LOCAL MINES AND MINING.

Ambrose Burke is in town from his camp on Coronado mountain, where he reports eighteen inches of snow at the time of his departure.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Al. Kuntz, assistant superintend- ent of the Standard mines, was down last week to receive handsome pool table which the boys at the mine re- gently ordered for their own amuse-
The copper era., 1905-12-14

A bunch of beef cattle arrived this week from Sam Sloan's ranch in Grant county. Grover Carroway, a prince of punchers, was in charge of the outfit.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

H. Bennett, one of the old time and highly respected citizens of San Jose, near Solomonville, was called to his Maker last week. He was a pio- neer of that section and had many friends throughout the country.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Century Chapter o. E. s. will hold its annual meeting tonight for cleo tion of officers. A full attendance is desired.
The copper era., 1905-12-14
The following officers ot Coronat

The following officers ot Coronado lodge A. F. & A. M., were elected Saturday night last: J. H. Cox, w. M.; c. H. Love, S. w.; H. M. Watson, J. w.; J. R. Todd, Treas; Thomas Smith, secretary. The new officers will be installed Saturday, December 1Rth
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Douglas has put such a high license on gambling that the sports all went on a strike hoping thereby to have some influence with the city council, but to no avail. Gambling is doomed | in Douglas.
The copper era., 1905-12-14
MINOR MENTION

Sol. Keith has accepted a position at the Forbes store, Chase creek.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Sunday family dinners at , p. m. at the Manila dining room, Chase creek
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Write to me a description of any firearm you may need. Am in po- sition to save you money.
 w. l.. GERARD,
 612 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
The copper era., 1905-12-14
thennSelVe,

The wood problem for Clifton has been solved, or at least it soon will be. Mcdowell & Turner have pur- chased two thousand cords of fine cedar and juniper wood which at the present time is located about eigh- teen miles from Stein's Pass, N. M. As soon as teams can be had to haul the wood to the railroad, the demand of Clifton and Morenci will be sup piled. This enterprising firm will also handle coal, as well as wood.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Engine 24, counterpart of 19, has made it's appearance for service on the A. &c N. M.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Grand Christmas masquerade ball December 25th, at Prettyman's opera house.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

A fancy line of braces and scarfs for Xmas at Smiths.
The copper era., 1905-12-14
Jewely for Xmas trade at Smiths

A complete line of trunks, suit cases and telescopes at the Shannon Copper Co. Store.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Fresh Veal, Prime Beef, Mutton and Pork. Prompt Delivery. Cliff. ton Market.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

Call and examine our line of holi- day goods. Shannon Copper Co. Store.
The copper era., 1905-12-14

About $4OOO has been raised in Cliff ton and by contributions from Dell M. Potter and the New England com pany for the building of wagon road along the east side of the river from Gold avenue to the Wells ranch, or above that point.