Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-11
AT Six p NJ. Tomorrow Will DO
Last Chanc, for Uintah Res.
eryation Home.
COMMISSIONERS FINAL WORD
Has Had Effect 10 Getting Crowds 10
Early--Salt Lake Notarys Blanks
We're Illegal and Ruled Out

Provo, Aug il.-Yes.erday after
Moons registration was ell making the
total for the week, 1882, and the, total
TO date registered IN Provo up to last
night 1871. The evening trains, after
the registration office closed brought
IN many applicants for registration. and
the indications are that today and to-
morrow will be big days. The caution
given by Commissioner Richards to
those who expect to register tomorrow
should be remembered. 1t is to not de-
lay TIL late in the afternoon, as the Of
fee viii close promptly at o'clock and
those who are not registered by that
time viii not be registered,
BLANKS WERE RULED OUT.
Several applications issued by Salt
Lake notary public We're refused yes
terday. They were made out on blanks
not obtained from the commissioner Of
the general land office, and the Salt
Lake notary had charged 50 cents each
for them. The proclamation opening
davits made by applicants for regis
tration shall he made on government
blanks obtained from the commissioner
Of the land office There are two rea-
sons FOR this Commissioner Richards
states, one being that the quallfca lions
Of the applicant may be properly and
uniformly set forth and the other that
the fees for taking the affidavit Of APP
plicants may be regulated All the no.
taIies who have obtained blanks for
applicants atiidavits here have entered
into a written agreement that they Will
not charge any more than % cents for
making out each affidavit, and If they
charge more they will not receive any
more blanks, The superstition Is that
the Salt Lake notary had the blanks
printed so as TO evade this agreement.
and charge so cents for filing out and
swearing applicants TO blanks supplied
by himself. He will receive no more
blanks.
FOREST RESERVE LOCATIONS.
F. W. Hathenbruck is back from tho
reservation. lie has made several To-
cations on the forest reserve lately
withdrawn, and claims that the BENEFITS
derived from opening the reservation
VIII be great from the mines that will
be opened, than from the agricultural
lands
PLENTY 10 EAT.
Reports have been brought up town
by strangers that at the depot they
were advised by parties who accosted
them not TO come w town because they
could got nothing to eat. In view OF
the fact that the preparations for sup
plying catablCs is far In excess OF the
demand, this makes the Provo people,
and especially those who have gone 10
great expense to open places Of enter
tainment, feel angry, and II the iden-
tity Of the iokers Is disclosed, they Will
have a lively time making satisfactory
explanations, Several carriage loads
of people came down from salt Lake to
register yesterday. They left Salt Lake
early IN the morning and arrived here
about noon
REGISTRATION NOTES
John A. Maynes assistant manager OF
Leysons was one Of the Salt I,akers
who registered yesterday
The officers We're informed a few DAYS
ago that Tom McCarty, Of bank and
train robbing notoriety. and several OF
his crowd, We're In town This caused
increased vigilance on the part Of the
local police officers, who thought q bank
might be broken into, but the man has
left, and If IL was Tom. he behaved
himself in a peaceable manner while
here,
j, A. Mcclellan, formerly editor ot
the Payson Globe Header, registered
vesterdpy He will 90 on the resorVa-