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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
Irritation Case Decided.

In the supreme court yesterday a de-
Cision was rendered in the case of the
Ncphl Irrigation company, respondent.
against Samuel F. NickCrS- appellant an
action brought i'm JUab county I'm U.s."
u ouiet title TO an the waters of Salt
creek, and two of its tributaries, Hop
creek and Rock springs. and To enJoIu
the defendant from interfering with any
OF the waters Of those streams
This case was tried on two former OC-
caSiOUs. on each Of which d was re-
manded because of the findings Of the
DEGREES being indefinite and uncertain as
10 the rights of the parties regarding the
use of the water in dispute.
At the last tTial-of the case the court
found that defendant was the owner and
entitled To the use of one-foUrth of Gu
bic foot of water per second CT time.
flowing continuously. in each and every
first day of April until the first day OF
September. and was entitled to take said
water from Hon creek at the head of
his ditch as constructed at the point
where the same inteTSectS the natural
channel Of said Hop creek
the appel liant insisted that the court
erred In so finding. and that he ought
10 be decTeed the use Of the entire stream
OF Hop creek for at least ten DAYS each
month during the irriEa ton season, and
with TINS contention the supreme court
now agrees
The Judgment of the supreme court -
that the case be reversed with costs.
and that il be remanded with directions
to the court below TO set aside ITS find
lnSS and decree and 10 enter new find
IngS and new decree
The opinion Is by Chief Justice Ba-trh.
JUSTICES SJTdup and Mct'lTty cOnsuTriuC-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
WoRTHlNGToN TO WABASH.
Former o. r. & N. Manager Will Be
Assigned to Vice Presidency.

Portland. May 26-B. 4 Worthington
al present retaining the position of gen
eraI manager Of the Hartman lines in
the mort Invest. but who has rendered his
resignation to take effect June !. viii re
port 10 Frederick A DelanO, the newly
elected president Of the Wabash system
at Chicago immediately leaving here. and
VIII be assigned to the first vice preSi-
deUcy Of the Wabash. PittsbUTS Terminal
company. the West Side Belt Railroad
company. and the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad
Mr. Worthington i authority for the
statement that ny Munuay- NAY 9. work
viii he started on the much talked 81 line
Of railroad from RipaTia, Wash to Lewis
ton. Ida. along the north bank of the
snake river The Hartman interests viii
DO the work. but the Hill lines hold the
right to use tho road. which is to he OK
tended from Lewiston into the Clear Wa
ter and other rich agricultural districts as
soon as routes can be determined and
right of way secured From Lewiston on
The two systems will build the linc joint
Iv. This action is considered positive
proof that the Hartman and Hill inter
r~JS are agreed on a course Of north
west DEVELOPMENT and viii pursue IT at
once shutting out competition from pro-
posed electric lines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
Railroad Notes.

The double train service on the y. : L.
to and from Butte viii be inaugUrated
Thursday next
Tho latest folder Of the salt Lake route
has the name Of NJ DeBTa bant as general
agent at - Wall street. New York
The Short Line has announced One-thfrd
round trip rates for the Good Roads con-
ventions at Logan. Ogden and Provo.
Colonel 7. A Benton. genera! paSScuEeY
agent for the Denver < Rio Grande, leaves
for Denver Sunday TO be gone several
days
Traffic Manager L NJ Schumacher and
Assistant Freight Agent John a Reeves
Of the . :. l. viii return Monday after
attending the conference OF traffic men
il San Francisco
one of the largest tourist PARTIES to
come through the west this summer will
by special from Toronto and Noutrca
Of twelve cars. which the D. & R c.. will
deliver to the Salt Lake route july H.
It IS reported at Topeka. Kan. that W
). Black. general passenger agent of the
santa re railway. has had an offer from
the Rock Island system to go to the lat
ter road as an official in the traffic de
partment-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
Court Notes

In tho case of a IT, NogIar aud others
against tsc Western Union Telegram
company the jury returned 90 verdict CIV
ing Judgment for S-3o in favor Of Tho
plaintiff
James Michael Collins got q divorce
from Maria Collins ON the ground col
deSertlon- They were married at Cnrv-
eune. WYE, Aug Is. 1901 and three
months later she disappeared
Judge Morse rendered two DEGREES ur
divorce yeSterday- the plaintiff In each
being a man Benjamin W NrEueu was
legally separated from GrsCa NrEuru TO
whom he vas married at Winchester
Cal Oct To- 1890. she left him IAN IL
1879, and did not return.
The Miller Carlson company has DO
gun an action in the district court TO
collect SlSa%1 from pleuo PouTsou with
50 added for attorneys fec il is claimed
that O. Z WidStadt built 20 porch rr1
POUlSOUS house. furnishing he labor a-sf
material and that Wid-tadt assigned the
account TO the plaintiff
The jury in Judge Gitchia-s division of
the district court before which the dam
age suit of Harlan Loufbourow against
the Utah Light d Railway company was
tried returned a verdict Yesterday for
$3.50 in favor of the piaiuHff Loot
borrow received injuries in am accident
while riding on one of the defendants
cars
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
FINDS AGAINST
: PROVO SHERIFF
Supreme Court Renders Decision in
Utah County Litigation.
IRRIGATION CASE REVERSED
ALLEGED LOCK TRICK" MEN
SEEK HABEAS CORPUS.

The supreme court yesterday rendered
2 decision in favor of the respondent IN
the case of Thomas Crooks respondent
against Thomas Harmon and John W
Buchi, appellants. The action was
brought 10 cuioiu the sale Of real cs-
tate, the defendants being the sheriff
and deputy sheriff of Utah county. Thc-
We're, at the time of the bringing of
the action, about 10 sell the property
In dispute under an execution upon
Judgment in favor of i. y. NdamSpu and
against William Crooks. James Crooks
and w w Mathews. The answer Of tine
defendants to the allegations of the plain
Ilffs complaint denied that the plaintiff
was the owner of the property aud al
legged that the real owner was james
Crooks, one Of the Judgment debtors. and
that the property was about to- ice sold
IN satisfaction Of tine Judgment
At the trial the court found for the
plaintiff and entered "A degree tuIuiHiUg
the defendants from selling tho property
This Judgment was appealed FROM and
II Is now affirmed by The SUpUCm" court
which says il can find mo- reversible
error in the record of the trial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
MORE CARS COMING.
San Pedro Officials Preparing for
Knights Of Columbus Traffic.

Arrangements arc being completed rap
idly by the officials Of the san PcCs-
route 30 have a sufficient supply OF cars
hero TO CONVEX all tho Knights Of CO.
.Umbu~ Of this city and delegates frCUi
eastern points to the annual national con
vcution Of the ordc~ TO be held In Los
Angeles early i'm June
The first s.secial train from the east
viii arrive here az % clock Friday even
+rg. Juno 2 and viii consist of six STAN
Gard Pullman cars ana one ba Egagc car
and ore Of the new dining GAYS Of the
San pc~-o route will he attached to il
here. other trains viii arrive in com
UarafiVeIv rapid succession during the
ensuing two OF three days. but none OF
them VIII compare with that which is he
ing prepared for the local council for
the Journey 10 and from the City Of the
Angels.
Altogether il Is not unlikely that twelve
special trains from various parts of the
country and Canada viii take advantage
OF the opening of the new road 10 see q
country of which so much has been writ
ten.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
GET 600 JAPS.
Pacific & Idaho Northern Will Rush
Work on Extension.

Portland May pa special to the Orc
CONAN from WeiScr. Ida. says:
Rv the terms of bill Of sale recorded
Yesterday bv the county recorder of
Washington county. Lewis A. Hall. urCSi-
dent of the Pacific K Idaho railroad con
vcvs TO L. Van Ripper all rights. benefits
and Interests. accruing and now possessed
by the said Lewis A Hail in connection
with the extension and development Of the
Pacific & Idaho Northern railroad, includ-
ing all materials ard equipments. maps.
surveys. rights of ways. franchises maps
terisL properties and rights acquired by
said Lewis y Han in connection with the
said railway construction in this state.
The above bii Of sale was placed on rec
ord in the city Of New York April l..
by Lewis a. Hall
The Pacific & Idaho Mort hern railroad
has contracted for six hundred Japanese
ssbOTerS who viii arrive here before the
LIST of June and viii be Immediately placed
at work on the proposed extension of the
road 10 Meadows and Payettc lakes. The
men were contracted for with a local boss
and viii come from San Francisco Port
land, Seattle and other coast points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
TRACTION FIGHT IS ON.
City of Chicago Begins Quo War
ranto Proceedings.

Chicago Man gs-What is REGARDED
a. an aggressive move in tho efforts of
ChicaEO's munIcipal ownership rrtarias 20
obtain "a legal decision aS to- holdings Of
the street car CumDaui.s was made To-
day when quo WdTTautO proceedings seek
ing 10 learn 10y what authority tac Chit
Cago City railway and tho Union Trac-
ton company continue in their use of
the streets were begun iu the superior
court in the name of the states ATTORNEY.
The petition FOR judicial inquiry alleged
that the companies have exceeded their
franchise rights 10y a substitution Of cleo
triCity for horse power ar originally
granted. and have thereby forfeited their
claim 40 the use or the streets
The petition was presented to- JUdE.-
ChytTaus. and he ruled the defendants To
ensuer June =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27

In response to urgent and repeated
demands from the many patrons Of the
twentieth century limited train for ad-
d1uOual time TO complete important
business enga gements in Chicago. the
New York Central lines have decided
TO reduce the running time one hour.
making nineteen hours from Chica-o to
New York Effective sunday June Is.
this famous train viii leave Chicago at
1;30 p. m. instead of 1890 as at pres
ent arriving at New York at go a.
m, the same time as now. For the
present there will be no change in the
schedule Of the westboUnd twentieth
century limited train, as its leaving
time from New York. 2:45 n. m. ap-
pears to be satisfactory. This change
VIII undoubtedly meet with the ap-
proEal of the many patrons of this
popular train from this territory, max
ing. as Il does. the most famous and
fastest long distance train in the world
and IN practically q class Of its own.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
HARTMAN Is
TO STEP ASIDE
Separate Presidents to Be Chosen foT
Each of -Four Western Roads.
BANCROFT HEAD OF 0. S. L.
BUCKINGHAM AND PARK EVEN
FOR O. r. 6. N.

San Francisco. May 26.-FolIowinE the
retirement of James y agler' as man
aCcr Of the western system Of the South
cru Pacific company the Teorga IMITATION
Of the divisions of the road into two
districts. comes a report TO the effect
that +. II. Hartman and his associates
I'm the control Of the western railroads
have decided to elect separate presidents
and boards Of directors for each Of their
roads. and that the first step 60 be taken
i'm this direction viii be made shortly,
when Hartman, VINO Is now president
Of the four companies that compose his
network Of lines. viii resign from all of
these positions. to later become chairman
Of IN executive board that will he ere
atcd at the proper time in New York
Harriman's Successor.
According to the reports that have
reached the higher officials of the South
crU Pacific company in this city. Vice
President and General Manager +. T.
Calvin Will become tho president of that
corporation. with his headquarters in TINS
city y /. Mohlcr- vice president and
general manager Of the Union Pacific
viii be elected president of that com
pauy- with future headquarters i'm Ohd-
ha, W H. Bancroft viii be promoted TO
tine presidency of the Oregon Short Line
and possibly General Superintendent Park
of the Union Pacific or General Superln-
tendent Buckingham OF the Oregon Short
Line viii be made president of the Ore
gon Railroad < Navigation company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
SHOT IN THE HEAD.
Escaped Indian Convict Captured in
Montana.

NIissoula. Mont, May 2s.-SaIpa. a
Flathead Indian, who was sent up from
this county several years ago for beat
ing white man nearly to death with
a revolver, and who escaped from the
penitentiaTy. was TeCaptUred this after
noon at Plains after being severely
wounded
The Indian came into Plains and was
recognized by. Constable William Mo-
shier as a fugitive from justice Mo-
shieT commanded the Indian 10 throw
up his hands. but the latter refused
and ran for his gun. As ne turned. Mo-
Shier fired. the bullet striking Salpa at
the base Of the skull and. glancing up
ward. followed the scalp coming out
near the crown of the head. The In
dian was knocked SenseleSs but eVentu-
ally rallied and was taken to the Deni-
Tertiary tonight by his captor. His
wound is said 10 be a dangerous one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
BANCROFT is NoN-CoMMITTAL.
Not Yet Notified That He May Be
Promoted.

When seen Yesterday afternoon Vice
President ". IT, Bancroft said that he
had received no jntims ton that with
Hartman resignation he would be ten
deTed the presidency of the Oregon Short
Line As far as he understood. he said.
JhC report that he was 10 be made pres
ideut had not been confirmed He ad-
mitred that lac would not be surprised
If the body &C the dispatch were true.
nor If General Manager Buckingham
should he promoted to the presidency OF
the Oregon Railroad d Navigation conf
pauy-
II Is believed bv local railroad Off
Cials that the chances are even as be
tween NeSsTS- Buckingham and Park
Again they say that if Buckingham goes
his place viii not be- filled by f G Man
son. newly promoted % superintendent
of the Salt Lake division of the Ore
SOu Short Line. 1t may he said with
authority that Buckingham successor
viii 5c some one other than Manson. ia
view of the IaJteTs recent elevation
It is probable that the new general man
a2ey viii come from some other state
The oregon Short Line Yesterday for
malIy announced the list Of appointments
effective June /. already published in The
Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
ATTACK MAIN STREET CHANGES
Four Property Owners Say Improve
ments Hinder Thezn-

FuEenia NjmbaU Charles :. KimbaH
Arthur p Nimhall- ir-- and Shirley r
lNlmhall nave filed suit against salt
Lake City I'm thu district court. I'm 7yflf..n
they ask for SE.51a damages They az
lege their premises on the west side OF
Main street between North Trmurc and
First North streets have been Injured TO
that extent 10y the changing Of the grade
IN front Of the same They say fu-Tess
and egTeSs have been rendered JIfficu!t
and they have been greatly iuruuyoui-
eurcd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
AGREE ON JOINT LINE.
Northern Pacific and Union Pacific
Will Tap Rich Idaho Country.

by representatives of the Northern Pa
CifiC and Union Pacific executive COM
mitteeS- for the development OF the Nez
perces territory b the building OF a Joint
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
SEEK HABEAS CORPUS.
Two Alleged Lock Trick SwindIcrs
Try for Release

J. w. Hans- and Charles Carlisle who
are charged with attempting to rob John
Appel. - tourist from Carmi. D H. have
applied to the district court for Il writ
of hahoaS corpus. alleging that they are
illegally restrained Of their liberty by
sheriff g Frank Emery Judge Arm
strong Wit probably take up the appLI-
cation TODAY
ACCOMPANYING the petition for a writ
of habcaS corpus Is the testimony given
by Appel at the preliminary examination
OF HdUCE and Carlisle iu the city court.
i'm which, they were held to tIT5 district
court. It shows that the prisoners first
tried to work him with the ancient lock
Trick, and succeeded TO the extent of
getting him 10 gUpin his inside vest
pocket and take JheTeiruw his roll
containing S-sH in cash and a good sized
letter OF credit. one Of the accused he
said. got the money. but otwithstaud-
ing ne IS 81 wears of age DE struggled
with the man ana finally succeeded Iu
TepOssessiuE the coin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
DON'T USE POOR OIL

For use on sewing machines. bicycles
and all purposes requiring a fine Iubri-
cant the best is cheapest in the end
Genuine Singer oil can only be obtained
al Singer stores Look for the red s.
4S So Main St, Salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
Harriman's Successor.
REMAINS IN CONTROL.
Hartman Will Head Executive Com
mittee According TO N. Y. Advice.

New York. MAY 26.-AJ the office Of
the Hartman interests here today II was
said that the details of the plan to
give the different Hartman properties
Individual executive heads had not vet
been worked out and that the proposed
changes may not be made for some
months. NT. Hartman. il was said, viii
continue I'm complete control through the
cha irmaushi9 Of au executive board en-
braCinE all the properties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
1t gives almost instant effect
The celebrated nerve Yitalizer and tonic

druggist may not be dishonest, but he is-f
he sell you imitation when you ask for Paines Celery
Compound There years of reputation behind Paines
Celery Compound What right has druggist TO offer you
unknown imitation and counterfeits without
taton any known value? He might just well try
make little money by giving you counterfeit ten
piece in change.
The genuine Paine's Celery Compound is easy tell.
Ask your druggist he is selling the genuine
felt See that the picture Of the bunch of celery the
package and the bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
You can be well this Spring

W hen you feel tired of the
well-when have headaches, all "rund down.
that IS when
When the a worn used
This condition by erworko mental
strain The tred-they overworked,
and they must be nourhed to healthy
strength
Paines Celery Compound gets a
power, energy, your tired I
quicker than other and
up the right way.
Paine Celery Compound the unhealthy
of tired the entire system.
Improved from the
Toledo o. April 19o4 happy day for
those
for
to Benton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-27
LOGAN EXCURSION
Via Oregon Short Line,

May Dist. Round trip only $50. Leave
salt Lake at 4:10 p IN. Ticket Office.
20I Main St.
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21
Democrat Times.

Who said that we would have cool summer!
 Of course it will rain again some time.
 The weather man is off on his sum- mer vacation.
 The mercury has been lowering up around the ninety's this week. I The farmers of this locality are making lots of hay while the sun shines.
 Our postmasters corn has shot, and missed the rail with which it was propped.
 We are very proud to know that we are going to get a one hundred and sixty foot bridge across a six hundred foot Bayou. at this place
 Pat Murphy and Capt. Big Foot are having quite a tusSIe with General Green: with General Green still on top.
 ] NJ Gunter. of sand Ridge. was in this nick Of the woods last Tuesday. and reports that he is done laying by his crop, and he also claims that he has very good corn and cotton.
 |. NJ. Wallace and Desperate Woods were in this neighborhood last We'd nesday and claimed that they were done work: that their crops were free from weeds and grass. and that they will put in their spare time for q few days with the little fishes.
 ]. NJ. Gunter, of Sand Ridge, is very much grieyed over the loss of very big bear that he shot in his corn field last Monday. The bear was wounded very badly but managed to get away, and will probably die. MT. Gunter claims that the bear has destroyed some twenty-five or fifty bushels of his best corn.
 Old brother Dickence, concluded few days ago that he would turn his crop into hay crop, as it would be so nice to set in the shade all the time and watch it grow, but now has changed his mind as he thin hat cotton will be worth twenty-tiye cents pound this fall, and that it would only take a few bales of cotton to make him rich, and he has rolled up his pants and gone after MT. Hay in great shape. and says that if frost will stay off un- til next February he will be alright.
 It is rumored here that Private $. E. Sweet is reaching out for high mil itary honors. He wants to succeed Major General W. II. Haynes, of the Arkansas militia.
 SILVER BILL
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21
The Diamond Cure

Th4 latest news from Paris is. that they have discovered diamond cure for consumption Ifyou fear oIsump- ton or pneumonia, It will however, be best for you to take that great remedy mentioned by W. T. Melee. of Van leer, Tenn. Il had a cough for four. teen years. thing helped me, uuti took Df. Kings New Discovery foi Cousamption, Coughs and Colds, which gave instant relief. and eff-c, ed per nanent cure.' Untqnalled quick cure. for Throat and Lung Troubles At all druggists. Price. 50c aud Sl % gu ranteed. Trial bot tie free.
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21
One Dollar Saved Represents Ter
 Dollars Earned

exceed ten per cent. of his earnings. He must spend nire dollars in living expenses for every dollar saved That being the case he cannot be too careful about unnecessary expenses Very of en few cents properly invested, like buying seeds for bis garden, will save several dollars outlay later on. It is the same in buying Chamberlain's s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs but few cents. aud bottle of 1t in the house often saves doctor s bill of several dollars For sale by J r Sanders.