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The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
Are There Any Issues?

is THERE CLAIMS OF DE-
MoCRACY? CAN ANY BELIEVE HAVE THIS CITY
PLACED UPON A PERFECT GRADE HARDLY
THINK THAT THEY CAN. GRADE UPON
FOR THE WHOLE CITY ESTABLISHED. IT
is CRYING SHAME TO PROPERTY OWNERS HAVE
WHICH is AS PERFECT MADE THE WHOLE
CITY HAS PERFECT GRADE BUT WHICH
FUTURE TINE MAY HAVE
AGAIN is THE PROMISE PAVED,
AS SOON AS UNDERTAKE SUCH A WORK
FOR THIS CITY NOT STRONG
OF THOSE WHO WOULD PLACE
THE GROWTH FUTURE CITY FAR ABOVE
ANY PARTISAN
WE APPEAL AGAIN THAT A COMMEND
ABLE ONE THAT DEMOCRATS PLEDGED THEMSELVES TO
CONDUCT THE CITY WATER SYSTEM IN IT
WILL BE sELF-sUPPoRTNG SINKING FUND CREATED TO
PAY OFF BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
THOSE WHO KNOW TREMENDOUS STRAIN THAT 1T HAS
TAKEN TO EXPENSES OF THE CITY
AND PROVIDE KNOW THAT IT
ASKING TAXPAYERS TO PAY ALI. OF THESE
NECESSARY EXPENSES TAXATION THESE SHOULD
BE PAID FOR FROM BOND ENLARGE
MENTs EXPENSES
YET. WITH THE HOPE STREETS A PERFECT GRADE
FUNDING OF THE BONDED CITY TO LOWER
TAXES PROVIDING THE PRESENT DEPARTMENT WITH
THE CITY WATER SYSTEM sELFsUPPoRTNG ACouIR
ING ALL PUBLIC UTILITIES WHO swEEPINGLY
SAY THERE ARE NO PUBLIC.
FOR THESE WE WILL SAY. A MOMENT
OR TWO AND SEE If ANYTHING MORE FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE CITY. THERE
is NOT DEMoRAIIzTNG ISSUES BEFORE
THE PUBLIC THAT WILL STRIFE BUT so
FORE THE PEOPLE FOR HALF DOZEN EXCEPT
ING THE CONVENTIONS AND ORDER LEAGUE THAI
ARE FULLY COVERED IN PLATFORM THE DEMOCRATIC
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24

There have been few community
the past ten who have
sernbers demoeaeys candidate for
his
though he
the profession today
Tor the
county and in that time has earned the generally
his ability
deed why Mr. sernbergs candidacy should
scandal of
in
lie has been with the city in its dark
with MS ability and his intimate acquaintance with
at the public could not be better
sternberg.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
Notice

The demand for our own make
Elite Marshmallows has up to the
present been greater than our sup
ply.
We are pleased to inform our pat
rons that our new steam plant is
now installed and we are able to
supply all demands for these goods.
6be
Elite
confectionery
416 Main St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
NEW FIRE ENGINE
Extra Fine Equipment for the City's
Flame Fighters. Test TO DO Made,

\ brand new Metropolitan Are cnsine
Of ], 100 gallons capacity with all the
latest improvements, including nvc.
inch rubber tires, TO DC drawn by three
horses, and to be used IN the paved dlr.
trlcls has arrived m the city. and rs
now being ovorhaulcd by Mr. A. H.
Miller of the American la France fire
engine company, NJ the sal Lake nre
department headquarters,
ON the smoke stack of The low on.
gino Ia the namo, IN enamel NOR.
RlS' ON the rear Of tho engine IL also
the name ~ the mayor, "R, i, Morris"
ana on u steel plate N the nnmos Of the
members Of tho council committee ON
IRE,
The new engine In certainly ~ hDnd.
some one, and " Of great value 10 the
fire department of this city, There VIII
he q preliminary test OF The machine
this afternoon and tomorrow after.
noon there VIII ho An unicIOl test Mr..
Miller has invited oS.Chcl Dcylno TO
be- prcsen, ~ this test, whom II win bo
shown what big machine can do,
Tho engine Ia much larger and moro
handsome than the hig Roosevelt onr
gInc, IN addition 10 this machine, chief
ByWalcr succeeded IN getting a ilno
new city service truck, made by tho
samo company II IN handsome and
strongly built, and carries the latest
patent ladders, the strongest and light.
oRt ladders made, After Ne machines
have been tested, they win be- properly
Qulppod and placed where rhlf By.
waite, thinks they viii do the most
GOOD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
KING AND QUEEN
ATTEND ASCOT RACES.

London, juno go-Tho king and
queen the Prince Of wales ana most
Of the leaders OF society attended the
Ascot race mcoling today The royal
procession with the house panty at
Windsor castle consisted of eight car.
rlagos, preceded by scarlet livcricd
outridors with Positions In the Ascot
state lNcry--dark blue ana gold The
course was reached IN drig2ling rain,
but an Immense crowd gathered "a wei.
como the royal family
Ambassador RoId ana the stan of tho
American embassy went from London
10 Ascot IN automobiles, Many Amcri.
cans are staying IN tho vicinity. Tho
guests Of the Duke ana Duchess ri
RoShurghc Include Mr., ana Mrr, Gro,
rnyendish Bcntmck Mr. ana Mrs,
Anthony j. Dreycl arc entertaining u
house party while tonsuplo, Duchess OF
Manchester, Mrp Iohn Jacob Astor
ana others arc staying In the ncIghbor.
hood.
Among tho Americana invited lo the
royal enclosure today were Mrs. ogden
Mills and Tho Misses ogden Mlle, Mr.,
and Mrs Lawrence Townsend, Mr. and
Mrs, Elhrdgo \, Gerry, Mrs, u,J. Mae.
Ny Col, and Mrs. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mts, Stonhcn pcll
The gold vase, valued nt 200 eovor.
olgns, given by King Edward, with ~
soycrolgDS In specie for the winner, tWo
miles, was again carried on by Bachc.
lors buttons last years winner of this
event ridden by Muhcr the American
Jockey Mark Time was second and
llnmnlorkop third, Ton horses started,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Blu Demand for Hired Girls,

Chicago, June gO--Tho demand for
glrls for general housowork In Chicago
Ii much larger than the supply, Man.
ayers Of u number Of the largo employ.
nlcnl bureaus, including The three con.
duoiod by the state declare that they
are receiving every week more calls for
domcslics than II Is possible for them
TO nll
The Swedish and Norwegian grI "
All work still holds her place In the
lopular demand,
one Of the reasons advanced for the
inability Of many ~ the employment
agencies 10 meet the large number OF
calls for domestic help was that many
of the girls were learning special lines
NJ h0usework, such az cooking and
waiting. Last year II was paid the nv,
eraGo wages for general house work
were IN the nclghhorhood ~ from $3.50
TO 81 a week, ana this year has seon an
advance In the scale TO from 81 To 81 a
week many receiving nv high ~ 50
ana ST.
ny careful canvass among the lead,
Ing bureaus II has been found that only
,5 and so per cent ~ tho calls for girls
for general housoWork arc being filled,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
PRIVATE TUTORING


New York. June 90. Remarkable
charges that several teachers IN the
Wadlcigh high school In West ililN
street have used their positions Ia
Increase their Incomes through unncr.
cssnW private tutoring Uro being
formulated, according tu the World
Parents Of some of the girl WudcnlH
assert tina, $50 have been extracted
from students, n being estimated that
the markings were being tempered
with,
The school ls a public institution,
Most Of the pupils proparo fur the
teachers training school The course
WAS recently lcngihcnod by the board
Of education from three ~ four years
The cherished hope of nearly very
WndelRh student TX 10 teach IN Man,
haitian Unless they ran gct their cor.
tincaioe ~ the school they are com.
PEELED a. take course Inv the state
normal school and later pass a dinl.
cut examination,
An Investigation privately made bA
the father of one girl whose back.
wardnogS' In ALGEBRA required private
tulorship Indicated, 10 said that "
goo pupils 10 per cent have been de.
clnred backward lu some study ana
pay on an average $50 nm hour fol
private tutoring, The authorities IN
charge NJ The high school Indignantly
deny the charges,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
BASEBALL ENTHUSIASTS.
They Attend the Game ut Their
own Risk and Peril.

New York, June 20 Persons who
attend baseball games No IA 40 lheif
own risk nccordlnp "a decision just
handed down by CNll Justice Me
Luugllln in a damage suit brought 10y
a young woman who claims io have
been injured by foul ball The CONS
plulnnnl WAS an enthusiastic Admiler
Of the game ON sept ., 1904 Whllo
a spectator ~ the conles, IN the POLO
grounds between the New York Ma.
tional club ana the Boslons foul ball
smote her on the nose, The doctors
saved her from permanent disngure.
mont but suit was brought for dam.
ages, IN the sum Of $500, against the
Now York clubs management
The compliments counsel asserted
that the management WAS responsible
for everything tina, went wrong 90 the
grounds ana that the Womun'H injury
WAS cloarl" due 10 tho lack of proper
safeguards The Justice however,
ruled that those who entered the
grounds did so at their own rluk,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
HEART WALL puNCTURED.
Wound Sewed Up and Hoped
Patient WIN Live.

New York, June 2o,-.A stab wound
sustained by n Young Italian which
had punclurod the wall Of the heart
ANA penetrated the RICH, mrico has
been soWod NJ by surgeons at the
Harlem hospital The operation IL
difficult and uro but the patient IN
siill alive and hopes are entertained
that he win recover, The operation
required 80 minutes
The subject of the operation was
Camille Dclnno. lie WAS stabbed dur.
ing u saloon row. Companions
walked him H. blocks TO the
hospital Finding the fcllIN alive
despite such treatment the surgeons
hurried him to the operating table,
10 get NJ his heart they sawed on nm
inch aud u half Of the third right RIB,
Their next task was the legation ~
two arteries II waH then found that
the right aurlclo NJ the heart had been
seriously puncturcd, the width. ~ the
wound being about one quarter OF nn
inch, This was closed with single
stitch ana the usual dressings Np.
piled,
Delano not only survived, bur 70.
gained partial consciousness In n short
time and may recover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
WUKULCAN CONVENIENCE,
United States Requested TO Par
tielpate IN the Same,

Washington, June so,--Thc state de-
rnrlmont today received dispatch
from Mr. 0ummora, minister to Moroc-
60, transmitting n request from the gov
ornmcnt OF Morocco that the United
states participate In conference up
on the AFFAIRS Of that country The
request IL similar 10 that which has
been sent TO other governments
The reply " tho unltol states VIII
bo discussed nj the cabinet meeting but
II IL not expected that any determine.
tIon win be reached because the United
states win llrst desire 10 know the
scope ana purpose OF the conference,
Olhor governments have replied In sub
sl0nce that II al OF the gro,t powers
participated they also would accept,
The interests OF the United states II
" said, are only commercial, while those
OF Germany and France are political
Consequently the United states does
not have such interest IN the CONFER
once M the governments Of Europe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
ILLUSTRATION Of
STRIKE METHODS.
Nos Union Tcamstcr Subjected TO
Barbarous Torture by Strike
Sympathizers
HIS FINGER NAILS TORN Off,
Three Fingers Brobcn~.'llc Appealed
10 His Iorlurers to Have Mercy
But Ia Vain.

chicago June ao,'-EdWmd Br,hglt, O
ntn'unon ,qamgter employed by the
National Express company was sub.
joclcd To balblroue torture carly today
by four men alleged 10 be rtrikc pympa.
higch Brckcit was attacked I'm front
Of the Teams,crs' union headquarters,
After being Knocked down by the men,
three fingers OF Ms nshi hand were
broken and two Of his finger mains
tern OIL I, IL said The Victim appeal,
I'd 10 the men 20 have mercy hut his
clics were IN vain when the assall'
ants left he was unconscious In the
stree, where he was found later by a
policeman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
HUGE LOG RAFT,
One Containing 10000, 900 ~, of
Lumber to Cross Pacific,

San Francisco, June 20 A log raft
containing lO00O,oOo feet NJ apam ana
plllng, NJ Ia b. towod ACROSS the Pa.
cine TO shanghai during the summer
This IL the gigantic MAN Of new
company lust organized undcr the laws
Of British columbia, ana which II 10 be-
q branch Of u rnfl uOmpny of his city,
Al the head Of tho concern IN H. r.
Robertson who IL said IA have been
very euccoNsful IN wlling lumber from
northern points 10 san Francisco,
Except for nm accident to the ilrt
one or two biz RATS, which broke loose,
AL the huge rats have been brought
safely TO port llut lhly are never
tholoAs looked upon win considerable
fear by oafnring men ana ship own'
rrA Who regard the bulky mfte as posi-,
tive monncos, which ehlull be prohibit
ed lrOm gOlng In soa,
The Robertson people, despite this
opposition, appear determined ~ pX,
tend their Held of operations, The new
company VIII send 10 Shanghai u larger
ruf NJ biz logs lhnn has ever yet boon
put together From prosoni plans Il
viii he t0Wod 10y one or more ~ tho
most powerful lug bouts Of san Fran.
CISCO, accompanied by "A collier or oil
steamer with fuel for the tugs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
CHIEF JOSEPH'S SUCCESSOR.
Nes Perez Grand Council A..
scmbles Ia Choose One,

spokane, wash June ?o,--A grand
council Of tho NcS pcrcos tribe, TO elect
a successor Ia chief Joseph has as-
semblcd at Ncspclim, on the Colyillc
reservation
A dispatch TO the Chronicle state
that nj the preliminary meeting Albert
Waters was chosen to lead the parade
IN the ceremonies preceding the cree,
ton Of chief Joseph's monument and
II In considered olmos, u forcgono con.
clualon that Waters VIII Dc elected
chief Waters In stated 10 have been
Chlcf Joseph's choice for his successor
and many of the Older NcS porcos de.
sire 10 follow the wishes OF the famous
warrior chief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
MuRDERESS MARY ROGERS,
WIN be Taken Before 4, =, Judge
On lIaheas Corpus,

windsor Wa June 90 Forty.olght
hours before the time act Tor her cScou-
ton Mrs, Mary Rogers, lndcr sens
lonco NJ death M the STAGE prison hero
for the murder of her husband, win be
taken ~ the local courthouse on the
writ " habpua corpus instituted by her
attorneys ana granted late .aat night
In lli0liloboro by judge Wheeler of the
United StnloN circuit court
Attorneys for he condemned woman
declare that should judge Wheeler deny
him "Wednesday an appeal win be- taken
to the United states supreme court
Such an appeal win have 20 be allowed
by the circuit court, pending which u
further delay IN the execution wlll be-
necessary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
BUCKET SHOOTERS.
Two Men on Trial In Judge Diehl's
Court This Afternoon.

Fred Whittomoro ana william Dodge
are on trial In Judge Dlch's court this
afternoon on the charge OF malicious
mischief II IL alleged that ON the 9TH
Of this month, at Alta, the mon shot
with a lllle through some buckets and
nam cable belonging TO tho Conlinon.
lnl Mining company, Attorney j, NJ,
Hamilton represents the accused and
lhoy are being prosecuted by Assistant
County Attorney Hanson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Arrested for Seal POnehlng,

san Francisco June 20, United
Statos officials have arrested Edward
Triodlandor IN connection with the al.
legged seal pouchng OF capt Alexander
Mclean, rrlcdandor however, docs
rot ngurc In the present case Of the
Carmen city In her sealing expedition
through the Borng nca, ne wns on
n urtylOuR trim OF The little craft dur
inn her voyage "a the northern waters
M ipOi, and with hls other ehipmatos
WAS landed NJ Victoria al the end OF the
last expedition
HIS ilreft was occasioncd that H.
pIght ~ held an witness 20 ,nstlfy
concerning the dolnRe Of capt Mclean
nna his r,octCdnls nj that time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
SECY. Hay,
Back In Washington aud Again
Al Ills Desk,

Washington, June 9o--socy Hay
who returned TO Washington ycsler.
day, after u prolonged absence abroad
aud who last night had conference
with the president was ~ his desk IN
the state department today, The Hocre.
taly attended "a n lnlGo amount Of
correspondence which had accumulated
during hs absence, lie expects 10
leave IN u short time for his New
llnmpshIro homo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
salvation Army Jurisdiction,

Spokane, wash June 9O.--All that
portion OF the Pacific province Of the
salvation Army lying south Of the IN.
tcrn0tlonnl boundary embracing oae-
ern Washington northern Idaho and
all ~ Montana, has been ordered
transferred from the Canadian Jurls.
dicllon Of Commissioner coombs, 10
the United states jurledlciion OF AIies
Eva Booth, The transfer IN TO take Of.
feet june 30 and involves control Of
80 corps,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
PILGRIMS Dinner Ia Reid,

New York, juno 20 .-ploparollon'
ar under way says u Herald dispatch
FROM London TO make lbr pllRiimd
dinner to Ambassador WhitcluN Rod,
ON Friday evening NJ rOridgoe, the
most roinblo event IN the history OF
that society
IN Nonor of the occasion Alfred Aus.
ill.,, 'lc poet lumcnto, has written u
poom which win be read NJ tho din.
nor. Earl Roberto viii preside Near
~ 400 guests VIII attend,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
uL,w and Constitution Have Been Sab
stantlally Complied with and
The Bends Arc Valid"
the COURT so UNANIMOUSLY SAID
p,clslou Was Verbal But VIII Come
Lswu Ia Written Form In The
Course Of a Few Days
BLOW TO THE KNOCKERS
Decision Ia for Justice os Against
Petty Spite and Revenge

The decision Of the supreme
court Of the state regarding the
legality Of the Sl,oOO,OOO bond is'
sue win please all honest people,
because Il stands for rleht and
honor az against petty spite ana
political aud personal revenge,
II IL decidedly another robuke for
the knockers, II win indeed be
n1 news 10 tho garruloue IRE.
form" crowd who dare hardly ne.
cusc the supreme tribunal Of the
state with dishonest motives, The
decision. while rejecting the law
fulncss NJ the peoples expressions
at Tho polls, also reflects public
opinion IN The case,
surely II Ia now iimo for The
smokers and obslruclionls,n to
fpl, Into line and let the work
Of municipal Improvement go on
"a that The city may get the great
benefits that were Intended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Lieut.. Titus Married,

I.Icot' IPcarl GAVIN TITUS, T., 's''H, VINO
was the nrs, soldier 10 scale Jhe walls
OF the city ~ pckn China, at the inc
of the relief ~ the city by he allied
forces after the Boxer uprising and
whose home y IN this city was married
Point by President Mckinley for mofl.
iorous service, and VAS member a THIS
Years graduating ulnhn ~ the military
academy Ills bride was Mas Grace AN
ma Robinson VI this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
PATENTS FOR wEsTERNERs
Issued to Inventors Of Utah, Idaho aud
Wyoming
lsnoeIal TO the oNews.ol

Washington, y, c., June 2O,'-patents
issued
t,oh"-Jamcs u, King, salt Lake city,
album Sidney N, murray Morysvlllc,
gunslghti William Sunderland, LchI,
treating the plant belelm orriga
ldoho-Hcrmun w. MolRen,hIn, Couor
u Alene TOOL handle Benjamin W. Rice.
caldwell apparatus for saving precious
values In soils,
Wyomng--John Fluhman, Burn,iork.
cnli weoncr, George Teller, Encump.
mthl railway rail- Joint ana chair,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
KILLED MINE FOR EMAN,
Then Fled, surrounded, Refused
TO surrender and Was Shot,

ncylor Mo june @,-John plummcr TO.
mlno foreman, near mino 20, south of
hero, after removing an old WluTro.
plummcl Ned, but was surrounded hy ID
Shorns pofgo W corn llold some dis,
ianco from Bowler ana upon refnsing ~
surrender was shot ard fatally wounded,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
UTAH P0STMASTERS,
salario, OF Those OF Salt Lake, Rich.
field and West Joidan Raised.
Especial to the oNoSs")

Washington, y, Ca June gO,-Thcsc
increases IN salaries OF c,uh post.
masters were announced today
Logan, $1,000 10 $1,000 Rchhcd, $1,000
10 1900 salt Lake Guy $4,000 10 $500
west Jordan, " 900 to Sil00.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Western Assn of Writers,

Richmond Ind june g0.-An official
announcement was Issued today Cor ihd
twentieth annIyolf0iN meeting of the
Weston Association Of Wiltcra nt WIN.
ona Lake Ind, July 10 10 H. II htnfH the
Names OF many distinguished authors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

moncemcnl Of work on the great I'm.
proNemen's In the cl,ys water and
sewer systems,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

The validity of tho oltys special
water and sewer bond issue " $1,000
nm ~ voted by the taxpayers on Jan,
T. ln0b, WAS today established beyond
n doubt by the supreme court M u de-
clton In the caso brought by George u,
Ellcrbock against iIoll Lake clly, Mny,
on Morris, Recorder Cri,chlow and
Treasurer Flshor llarrlr. In which u
writ of prohibition was asked to pros
hIbl the issuance and sale of The
bonds, The court unanimously de.
cIdcd that tho bonds are legal AMI
hence denied the writ
DECISION WAS VERBAL
Tho decision Of the court was rcn.
dtrod verbally by chief Justice
Rartch but n written opinion win fol-
low IN u few days, IN rendering the
decision the chief justice saidi
"rHE MATTER FOR DECISION
THIS MORNING 10 The QUESTION
or THE VALIDITY OF THE CITY
BONDS, WHICH WAS BROUGHT
BEFORE us ny AN ORIGINAL
PROCEEDING UNDER A WRIT or
PROHIBITION, THE COURT HAS
EXAMINED THE LAW IN RELA,
TON TO IT AND ALSO THE ARoU.
MeNTs or COUNSEL, AND WE
ARE UNANIMOUS IN HOLDING
THAT the LAW, INCLUDING THE
CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISION IN
QUESTION, HAVE BEEN SUB.
sTANrlALLV COMPLIED WITH
AND THAT THE BONDS ARE VAL.
TO- The WRITTEN OPINION or
TIE COURT WILL BE FILED LAT.
GR ON"
WILL BE WRITTEN ouT
Any, Richards expressed his opinion
ina, this announcement, ought TO DO
MI SUFFICIENT but stated lhn, II has
hoon suggested To him that the paw.
'os VINO have agreed 10 purchase tn
ponds might insist upon aoolng the dc.
'lsloll OF the court before making pny-
mont and he, therefore, asked that the
opinion Of the court be written ANA
Med at the earliest possible convent.
'nco Of the court, 10 which chief Jus
wee Barlch replied TINT the opinion
would be handed down within q few
days.
MAYOR WAs PRESENT,
mayor Morris, city Atty, Dcy, Atty
lOchnrdh ana Attys, stephens and
eml'h, who represented the rolalor
were present IN court when the de.
VISION was rendered Mayor Morris
e,a'od mat certified copy " the do.
'lslon would BIZ sent TO the Mutual
ldfe insurance company NJ New York,
'ne purchaser of the bonds &C once
una mat the bond money would soon
be available, ..,..
WILL PRINT AT ONCE.
'le received q telegram today IN
answer TO one from him requesting
uN'' the bonds bo printed nj once,
rom tho United states Mortgage 4
Just company stating that the bonds
""' peen engraved ana would be
'"pped today TO this city Tor the slg.
natures Of the mayor ana recorder
nuonla anything happen that the
"yo"'y u not here by July l. the date
v" options obtained from the farmers
W. we lilg Cottonwood waters expire,
WV wv ''S wiz borrow the money with
"Vh 10 take M the options and then
mpuy u whom tho bond money arrives
wv. .oW mat the legality OF the bond II.
wv, W., has been determined, everything
'oOkA NorY lnNnrnhln fnl, u.n nnrn, no,,,.