Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
FORTY VOTES
GAINED BY ROLAPP
,.acs Morse Still Passing on
challenged BalIots-Hearing
Adjourned Till Monday
HAPPY WEDDING CHIMES.
,nooo Damage Suit for Loss of a
leo-Clatk Rccltals-Fuuerals
sunday.-News Briefs.

osasr. utah, March Has a result
., ,be recounung Of ballots to date, In
,s udgeship contest case Howell has
10, loss OF 40 votes He lost "a votes
/, weber county, so that Rolapp car
Nh Il by % instead Of Howell carry
,v # BY 70. as appeared By the re-
u,ns Il the judges Of election as GER
tssa by the board Of canyassera. This
vould mean O net gain Of "a for Rolapp
4, Weber county. Two districts I'm
Morgan county were completed by the
,,,oupt Of the challenged ballots, OF
um,op where Howell lost four, and Pc
,srson where he lost two, making a
,5tsl NET loss OF 80 on the recount to
Ss,e During the recount Of challenges
h inc two Morgan county districts
lesge Morse refused 10 sustain chel-
srses on the ground that names had
basp written IN the ballots by other
Nan the voters This is taken as an
racatlon that the ballots OF North
and South Morgan, where the judges
hal written names Of Republican can
Adates for precinct officers on the
,tkets VIII be counted However,
there are other questions affecting each
particular district and each particular
b,ot, so that It IL impossible to pre-
drt what the rulings will be,
In Davis county a large number Of
ballots have been challenged because
mo Judges folded them improperly and
IA such manner that when the voter
had returned the ballot TO the Judge
a election the latter cuuld--in fact, he
rust-In tearing of the end Of the
Ticket, open it sufficiently 80 that he
could see whether or not there was
cross under the Republican emblem or
not The result, also, Of folding the
ballots IN this way was that In tearing
on the ends Of the voted ballots tho
Judge tore on also the entire lower
pert Of the ticket removing the names
Of candidates for Justice OF the peace
and constable, and making II dlshg
ufsd ballot
Judge Morse adjourned court early
yesterday afternoon until Monday, when
The count will be resumed
SUIT FOR LOSS or A LEG.
r. H. Boman will nle a suit against
The Southern Pacific company for $780,
00, alleged TO be due him as compen-
atlon for the loss Of n leg and other
injuries received while In the employ
Of the company as a brakeman Oct,
last Boman was running along the
Top OF q train when he stubbed his foot
on projecting bolt or other obstruc-
lion and was thrown under the train.
The accident happened between Winnie
mucca and Sparks about o'clock in
The evening.
DEATH OF GEORGE u. MURPHY.
George f. Murphy, son OF w. D. Muir
lhy died last evening at the home OF
his father 23i4 Lincoln avenue, Of me-
ringlts, after an Illness OF about one
month. The young man was a tele-
graph operator for the Southern Pa
ellie Railway company and had been
employed ON the cut-of, Funeral no.
lice win be given later.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses were yesterday Is
'lgd To the tollowlTn couples
Henry Antoine llber %, and Miss
LlIu IT, krauch 22, both Of Ogden,
b, Lovel y. Gibson, So, and Mrs. Nettlo
burnett a. the former OF Clearheld,
Davis county and the latter Of Rlyer-
GALE Weber county.
SUNDAY FUNERALS.
The remains OF Mrs. Eliza Clough.
Nho died Wednesday night at the fam
Wy residence in Riyerdale. may he
viewed at her late home Sunday morn
Uk between the hours OF 0 and 70
clock The funeral services over
neI remains viii be held at the First
ySala Westinghouse Sunday at 2
Ihe remains Of Mrs. Lucy Seagar.
\, p'her or George Seagar, who died at
.se Ilpe age NJ 70 years, VIII lay in
s,g'.e tomorrow morning at the home
y, her son, George Seager, 2Gi7 Barlow
avenue Bishop John Watson viii con-
IVY ne funeral services Sunday, at
''''O o'clock at the family residence.
PROF cLARRs REcITALs.
i, TIE literary rccitals which Prof S.
AZ CalN mas been giving here during
wy. uv PAST Two days have been the most
AegHent work Of It's kind ever pre-
,tSn'su 10 the public In our city, and
NE large audiences which have greet
w, nth Dolh Thursday and Friday at
'es, ms popularity.
nM rendition OF Ulysses" was n
,sul display Of literary attain
.o,a az was also The Scarlet Lett
N 4, poln being greatly appreciated.
no nus afternoon Prof Clark Is render
Ma recital adapted especially to
,,RHuld1'en and tonight the tabernacle
sIbo slla be crowded to hear him In
'"@NeSpeare's Richard ILL.,"
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
,o george Smith and Henry Rausch, two
''ygs VINO recently violated their paroles
,..i we state Industrial school. were
nv ,,'',ruay before Municipal Judge MUIR
,, "y On charges of yagrancy. The Smith
esr." as convicted, but was allowed to
eaVe town The Pausoh nov heing
.vunger Will he rettirnea "a M sst.,i