The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-18
Especial to The Heraid)

appearance TINS morning at the Opeu4HS
of the drawing for Untah reservation
lands The people began to gather
around the place of drawing about 8
O'Clock, although but few were there a.
$50 when Commissioner Richards, john
Dern and Irving HOwbert, the commits
sion in charge of the drawing. arrived
with the corps of clerks having 10
| charge the boxes containing idenUhcU-
ton cards made at the time of registra-
ton. These were placed on a table on
I the platform and the names of the
! nine boys to draw the numbers from
the box We're then announced by Com
missioner Richards The boys are
Arnold Rawlings, Lyman NOyeS- Earl
Gillespie. Walter Williams. Clarence
Peterson, Hoyt Ray, Arthur Goodwin.
Earl Dusenberry and Raymond Peter
SON The order in which the names APP
pear was determined by drawing. and
Arnold Rawlings. Lyman Noyes and
Earl Gillispie. holding the first three
numbers, We're announced as the boys
to draw the numbers for the day.
Richards Starts Proceedings.
At O'Clock Commissioner Richards
announced the time for beginning the
drawing had arrived and read from
the presidents proclamation the pOr-
ton relating 10 the drawing. He then
announced the personnel of the com
mission. etc
The envelopes containing identihca-
ton cards, each box being mum beTed.
were then taken from the table by
/ clerks who each drew q number from
d box held bv Mr. Dern and selected
the DOX bearing a cores spending num-
Der These boxes We're opened and the
contents placed in the large box from
which the drawing takes place the
large box being first exposed 10 the
view of the public to show it was not
Tod A Z In Hr.e 1rr
small boxes, ninety-fve in numb~r.
were placed in the large box in view Of
the committee the lid was securely
fastened down and the contents thor
ouShly mixed by the box being turned on
its axle by J. X. Bishop and b 2
Roper This proceeding was greeted
with applause by the crowd.
Each box which had contained en-
velopes was then examined by the com
mittee to see that no envelope had by
any possible chance been overlooked
Crowd Numbered 5000.
BY this time the crowd had increased
10 probably 5000 persons, the street
! containing many spectators in car
riases- On the platform were the COM
! mittee, the clerks, members of the
press and the boys who draw the num-
/ bers, Mayor ROyIance. Superint anGC1u
OF Schools Rawlings, Rev. L. II. Good
win, Postmaster Glove and few other
citizens
Lyman Noyes drew the first number
/ which was handed to Committeeman
Dern, who after the envelope was
stamped. opened IT. read the identifica-
ton card and then nassed il to Com
mitteeTnan HOWbe who read il for
identification and passed it to Commits
SiOner Richards. Commissioner Rich
ards read it to the crowd and so on
| 10 the end of the first Ill names, who
viii be required TO enter land at the
Nernal office on August IS.
After this the public reading of Grads
| was dispensed with and the crowd dis
| persed, leaving less than twenty-five
around the building The drawing then
was proceeded with much more rapidly.
/ one clerk receiving the names from the
! boys and reading them off TO the type
! writer operators Meanwhile Messrs
Dern and Howbert remained at the
| table keeping close watch OF the pro
! ceedings, and Commissioner Richards
/ exercised general supervision.
Following is an exact copy Of the Of
| fetal list as drawn from the box:
To Make Entry Aug. %, Nos. to III
L Roy Daniels. Provo.
| Noah BaICocE. VernaL
! . Gary L. Bail, II Kendall Terrace, Salt
| 4 John il, Partridge, Goshen.
! . Frank g MOyIe, Salt Lake.
! . Oscar g Haynes. Grand Junction,
Winfield s Richards. saHda. Colo.
| Barney Grade. Denver Colo.
9 John NJ. Whiting 222 Paxton Ave
Salt Lake.
! 10 Ernest NJ Steele, Divide. Colo.
/ II Samuel II. jefferson. Provo
/ i Roy r. Miller Fruita- Colo
! II VIM. Silas Gray, Lehi-
/ Il Frank SDeCkart Provo
! 10 John R Richards, Colorado Springs
ID Fred {. Smith. Grand Junction. Colo
! Il Coleman R. zimmerman, Colorado
/ Is Josephus Hatch VernaI
]
! % Joseph L. Atkinson. MOntrose. Colo.
p Reuben Whitehead. Payson.
| . VIM y Lowe, Sugar
/ "A Peter DOmgaard. Fayette
! p John {. Halton, Colorado City. Colo
! % John G. Payton, LawtOu. Colo.
/ p Ethan J. Jeremy, 666 S. 5th St. E..
Is STANLEY F, Taylor. al n. 9th W. Salt
% shaw J. Kelley 90 w End s, salt
50 John Wesley Pickering. Payson.
81 Emma A. Edwards. Grand Junction.
% Raymond c Naylor, 1861 9Th St. Salt
% Joseph G Vincent Bingham
/ 81 Chas. G. Clapper, Price.
I 81 VIM McQueeney- Park City
| So Chas- \. Alexander, Abbott Tex.
| s. Harley a Foster Vernal.
/ 3 CORTLAND A. Starr. Cotton.
% Alfred T Moore. Denver, colo
! 40 MOrOni Pratt. HELPER
Al Clemson Bailey HeiZer. Denver. Colo
AZ VIM. w Potter. Scofield.
| AZ Adam Larsen. Brigham City
A Christopher g. Murphy, Grand juno
ton. Colo.
/ A Katherine NJ. Wright. Fit Collins,
Colo
I 46 Chas. E Bramen. Colorado City, Colo.
! A John E Sheehan. Denver. Colo.
! As Herbert II. N0gan. breckenridge. Col
/ ~ Francis NJ Tucker. FairvieW-
| 80 Gottleib Nagleay. 169 S Sth W, Salt
81 SAINT r. sands. Pueblo. Colo.
! . John SWcnson. Pleasant Grove.
| % Harry + Munger. Canon City, Colo
! 81 Michael A Ross. Nernal
! 81 Edward Hansen, $50 Pacific Ave.
Ogden
/ ~ Albert Mason. Erie. Colo
| - John Ca-loss. NernaL
( IS Matthew Belts S72 n eth West St
Salt Lake.
! 80 Enoch Hunsaber. Brigham City.
60 Si.as W rite Chanev. Denver, Colo.
g. Frank a. Davis. Nernal
e. Eugene II, Smith. PalisaGe. Colo.
Sc William Nelson. Jr-. Chicago. IT'D.
81 Robert J. French. 80 Commercial St
Salt Lake
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