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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
Dode | Danmark.
Kjobenhavn og Fredericksburg.

Fragtmand Hans Nielsen. Ane
Svenningsen. Bertha Fjelsted. Agent
Hans Hansen. Cigararbejder Ander-
sens Enke Caroline. Fyrb@der Hen
dirk H9yberg. Enke Laura Larsen.
Gaardejer Christian Luno at R@dov-
re. Maskinsmed Louis Rasmussen.
Fhv. Sygeplejerske Marie Rasmus-
sen. Sneaker Nielsens Enke Anna.
Praktiserende Lege Andreas Fiebig.
Mailer Alfred Christensen. Enke Ane
Marie Guess. Havnearbejder Mel
sens Hustru Maren. Stud. jur. Hol-
ger Hattensen. Handelsagent, fhv.
Bager Theodor M@ller. Husejer
Niels Petersen. Skreddermester
Erik Hansen-Skov. Gestgiver Mel
Hustru Hilda. T@mrersvend
Christian Jensen. Partikulier Ole
Nielsen. Enke Johanne M@rup. So
fyrb@der Carl Lagerquist. Bager-
svend Niels Olsen. Froken Louise
Lassen. Sergent Bredstrups Enke
Marie. Murerarbejdsmand A. Jacob
sens Hustru Kristen. Fhv. Bager-
mester Georg Schafer af Slagelse.
Damperske Martha B@sche. Kusk
Steffensens Enke Bodil. Smeddeme-
ster Thorvald Petersen. Fr@ken
Laura Berg. Arbejdsmand yensens
Hustru Grethe. Fhv. Skibsfprer
Harry Brandt. Brolagningsentre-
prenor Soren Bastiansen. Vertshus-
holder Nielsens Enke Johanne: Fhv.
K@bmand Jorgen Madsen. Cigarar-
bejder Otto Lund. Havnearbejder
Petersens Hustru Hilleborg. Fhv.
Gartner Jens Olsen. Fhv. Maskin-
mester Christian Nielsen. Shredder
Linders Hustru Andrea. Faktor
Frederik Nielsen at Nykobing 2, M.
C~igararbejder Hansens Hustr, Ellen.
Enke Maren Vilhelmsen. Jarnbane-
arbejder J9rgensens Hustru Ane.
varksarbejder Jacobsens Hustru Sti-
ne. Inger Nielsen. Smeddemester
Jens Sivertsen. Froken Mathilde
M@llmann. Smeddemester Lund-
watds Enke Ingeborg. Pens. .Kap-
tejn i Haren Christian Stehr. En-
ma Nielsen. Pensionist SSren yen-
sen. Grosserer Carl Ginderup. De
tailhandler Christoffer Hansen. Fhv.
Frugt- og Vildthandler Jens Lund.
Fhv. Maskinmester Christian Wei
sen. R~estavrat6r Peter Hollis Enke
Sophie. Sneaker w. Guldagers HUI
stru Magdalene Margrethe Larsdat-
7 ter. Handelsagent Elmer Clausen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

Pens. Sneaker i Mariner Carl Mel
sen. Pens. Overpolitibetjent Jens
Christensen. Enkefru Pouline sejer-
sen. Fhv. Rebslagersvend JGrgen
Steffensen. Fhv. Havnekasserer og
Lodsbogholder Adolf Blaamann.
Enke Sidse Thomson. Sneaker An
dersens Hustru Alma. Enke Juliane
Ulrichsen. Murer Jens J9rgensen.
Snedker Martin Johansen. Fr@ken
Henriette Frederiksen. Pakhusarbej-
der Johan Andersens Hustru Ane.
Anna Teiger: Fhv. Restavrater Niels
Petersen. T@mrer S@ren Petersen.
Enkefru Mathilde Lund. William
Holm. Hovmester Halds Enkc Han
ne. Typograf Carl Gravesen. Smed
Jens Madsen. Enkefru Karen Mel
sen. Enkefru Emile Schoug. En-
kefru Emile ~Bjerregaard. Pastor
emer. Christian Brunnemann. Gard
ejerske Karen Laursen, at Aiken Sta
ton. Formand C. N. Nielsens HUI
stru Ane. Enkefru Kirstine Hoff-
Udenfor Kjgbenhavn.
Vedbak: Husejer Peder Jensen.
IllllIlcllSV. f11lQcIS OIl1ul. AdIluS:
Chr. Jensen. Henrik Henriksen.
Esbjerg: Ane Ham. svejstrup
Mark: Karen Sprensen. Vejle: Re-
stavratpr Lars Nielsen. Klattrup:
Sdren Iversen. Svcndborg: Sgmand
Knud Hansen. Vidstrup: Kristen
Godskesen. Land@: Kirstine Isak-
sen. Skive: MAIDS Snabe. Johanne
Kirstine Kristensen. Ringsted: Mar
tine Holm. Rebslager F. c. Schi@tte.
Roskilde: Aurora Sommerfeldt. Ere
deriksverk: Dagmar Hansen. Frede-
riksborgs Slot: Slotsforvalter, Kap-
tejn H.. Hammelev. Gimlinge: Ka-
rem Nielsdatter. Taarby: Husband
Christen Petersen. Fjennesmarke:
Aftpgtsmand Niels Petersen Thage.
Abildtorpe: Fattiggaardsbestyrer H.
P. Eriksen. Vollerup: Hemming Pc
tersen. Marble: Morton Christensen.
N@bbet: Anna Andersen. Nakskov;
Caroline Jensen, St. sj9rup: Ane
S@rensen. Drastrup Mark: Karoline
Nielsen, Gudvad N@rreskov: Kristen
S@rensen. S%vendborg: Ulrikka Chri-
stiansen. Hans Hansen. Maskin-
elev Oskar Nielsen. Helligsp: johann
he Jensen. Vejle: Sophie J%urgensen.
Viuf: Maren Hermansen. Drejens:
Jacob Otzen. Egebjerg: Agatha
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
KUR FORnE-
MORRHOIDER.
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dende eller fremskudte. Pen.
gene :tilbage fra Apothekeren,
hvis Pazo Ointment like kurc.
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2igfGrb / Mnlebning al, at &etten bar
gaact be0en.
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roa bar 3piferne for nplig uofor6ret
Donmorf % SlesbigS oanite 8efolt=
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inoebolber 5mnoepiier moo Sam
mart. 9su lcperer ielpe &reosblabet
for Mabenraa &reos", Ell Jorbaanelle
|af Song Gbriitions 8iiettelie. 8la-
oct i~noebolot nemlig forle0en ct OPP
oigtet 8rep, Ser begpnoer iaaleocs:
vNiein liebes &eoer!
gu l5reibten l5u mig III Gei1 i5io=
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eniom in 0ein @jen1, % bitteten mir
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Sig. Men ig fonten 10 mir f@pi1lrncl1
nieocr foroi ig 10 buben gebinit III
&pngcns &opeuba1,1 i51 It'll bjelpe1l
beArapen Ser gomle gooc &pnge. gu
fon mir tro, mein Sen, liffe11 ein Stu
boj ser baben ge6int> og olle Sic gooc
ltore MG11o fra Spnocrjpllo1lo boben
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peiien Der tappre gooe Sin0elog i5om
ibm baben SIT Ser go,nlc bol1lfe So
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blaOets Spjeri, Ser fun oftrpffes JON
ct @epis for, bporle6es Notltren goar
oper Sptngtellen 5oS r6en tpife SSor=
enir1a"s MGn0, noor Sc n1e1er at bo=
be f,tn0et CIT 2ejligbeo til at in1uoc
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Sra GeSiionen / SD
3 enroa fortGller u@ejn1ool" fpl=
ge11oe:
S.@oar mp0te til Sesiio1ren / alo-
benroo cit Mor1o, ion for fort Sis
ii0en er blepcn pre,1sliif ltnberioat.
Monoer1, Ser er mellen1 50 % 40 Star
gammel, flap in1i0lerti0 bclbigt, i0et
bon blep faslcret.
Gon Seslione,1 / Mobcnroo n1potc
eli &orl, lom poalto6, at fan bar
opp. 2ngen u1toerlpgte bam % 11b=
ipurgtc bon1, men &orlen rpltebe Blot
poo @opeoet; bon for1too life ct Ni1tf
al, bDu0 Ser hlcb tult. Suu ruubte
e110n, bpjere, - nej &urlen
bprte %belton0ig fu1t Ell 1ttp6elig GIT
len og @rl1le 1, forltpb life ct lepen0e
Sro.
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berpoo / cit oGn1pet Gone. Mnrf=
prr0ig nof, = Set forltoo 6pren.
Mco itrdolcnoe Mniigt gre6 bou / cit
6urt tit sri og foer ohteo.
Men Ser font cit Mon0 / &eje,1 mes
cit Slp6e. 9ege11 roobte:: ~@olot!
81 far betrnft ps! 8rugelig!"
Og loo maatte Sen u9&oc" ollige<
pel ipri1ge 5ol6at.
Gn &arl, Ser bar til Seslion I
9(abenroo, og JOINT traf gje1nem CO.
berne mes cit 1em ~8jerng., fang /
5irs0ags al ful6 &ols: uSeg bor
furiporet at 0riffe 8rrn6enin olp."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

Dd0t ADel1e Dert.
st e t EFT ct 5 IS 6or
n1ange, mango slar iioen, ifriper
uMooersm.", bpebe poa @ooroen
u@torpig" pe0 Softlrn0 cit Mono,
iom bar noget al cit 5ar1ing; men en-
&%erlo11, Ser bol6t pao fin &et laa bel
ODER for @Gie lom 2abe. S oen Sio
bar @mbeosb9loen meget flor, og
Sc poo tD1fe l1niberliteter uooanneoe
&etsembe0smGn6 fnnOe 11of finoe
poo at bgie gtetten, ilar nadr Ser blep
go6t imr1rt, eller &eofommen6e, Ser
gierne biloe babe &etten paa lin ST
Sc, forito0 at lleoffe og buffe for Sen
ga noe ten %aln1egtige @erre0sfogeo.
Mon6en poa r@torbig" f6rte en-
@roces me6 en Mon6, ser bar tilflpt=
tet fra ip6lige Ggne og foritoo at
goo &erreosfog0en UNDER 9jnene.
Set git oa ogiaa iaale0es, at Manoen
fra u@torpig" tabte fin Gag.
9a Fan bab6e faaet Me06elelie ON
fin tabte &roces, gif Fan 1tiltier1De op
til &irfen og begpn6te at ringe meo
&irfefloffen. gert itimle0e Tolf iam-
men, og 9prigbeoen tog fig al Man=
Sen, iom igien TOM for &etten. Ser
%re6Sfog6en pil6e babe at bi6e, bbo1
laa6an l1or6en iful6e betD6e. Serpao
gab Sen or6fnappe Man6 fun oe1
5par:
$50, for @etten er bg0!nA
&iitorien, iom bepares iSolfeml11.
6e poa @gnen og at og til opfriffes
11aor @etergo,1gen bringes paa Gale
meloer lite noget ON, bba6 Dom Del
lobergif ben @an6, Tom ri1geoe II
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
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same being attested a. correct under oath.
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and i,viGura O. stomaeh. liver and bowels.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

At the Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning aud at the Metho-
dist church that evening. as we'll as
to several of the Gunnison schools
next day, Mr. Il. A. Hoffman. dis
trIct secretary of the Colorado Prison
Association, detailed the good work
of that organization in aiding un-
fortunates OF our penal institutions
IN getting a start in the world after
they are turned free. All too often.
the lawbreaker comes from the prison
walls with good intentions. but a
cold unfeeling world points the I'm
ger of scorn at him, work is denied,
and finally he is well nigh driven
again to crime. 1t is the purpose
Of the Prison Association, oilicersd
and directed by such men as Judge
Henry \ Johnson. Rev. David Utter.
Alva Adams. Ben B. Lindsay and
others to lend helping hand. to
give another chance" Mr.. Hoffman
made good impression here and
secured substantial aid for the cause
he represents
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
AMAZING IGNORANCE

The Paonia Newspaper assume
that NEWS CHAMPION 10 opposed to
withdrawal of coal lands from en-
try. If he will read the item quot
ed again, Mr.. Rawalt will observe
,hss it 10 not the Withdrawal of coal
Lands that we object to. bat the
withdnwal Of thesc lands FROM home
stcad entry
The 6st withdrawal Of land was
from arosnd Crested Bstte and Mt.
Carbon, whore thousands Of .cres
ostsade The reserves and euitsbls
soe booes wsrs still open 70 settle
1sst. The Withdrawal expressly
strsck out the homestead provision
The later ARA withdrew fr,~, coal
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

Mining booms always reach their
fever Of intensity IN winter. just
now Tonopah, Gold6eId, Ely and
Bullfrog are iudulging ia = perfect
frenzy Of money madness. The
gold fever" is sur4ing through the
breasts Of thousands already on tho
ground and thousands headed for
the glittering mecca. Tx Governor,
Charley Thomas has accepted sal
ary OF sjO,gD year from the
Mohawk company to act ms its at
torney. Our own Judge Theron
Stevens has signifed his intention
Of departing for Ely. S. ID
Cramp In already making his head
quarters there and indeed Gold
6elds and i.ly seem to be the craze
Of the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

The Presidents message 10 Con
gre.s is a siatesmanllke document.
and shows broadening ideas lie
strongly advocates such democratic
planks as a graduated income tax.
arbitration Of labor troubles, an in
heritance tax. the right Of criticism
of erring Judges and denounces the
abuse ct government by injunction,
the very IDEAS that all republicans.
including Mr.. Roosevelt himself
Numbered at Mr. Bryan in unmea-
sured terms for daring TO advocate
in 1896. The world do move, and
the presidents position on these
topics is to he commended by demo-
Gratis On the subject Of a subsidy
for ships, he is certainly in error,
He apparently advocates compellln z
Japanese admission to the schools
OF San Francisco, a matter in which
we believe be Is entirely wrong
The tariff question which bids fair
to occupy the best thought for years
and reduction Of which is o -,
the most crying needs OF the dav,
he shuilles. On the other hand his
recommendations in favor Of govern
ment control of coal mines, against
contributions from corporations, die
claiming thought Of Cuban aHnexa-
tlon are wise and patriotic. Panama
is Reserved for a separate message
On the whole the message is one Of
the most thoughtful aud progressive
public documents ever emanating
from the presidential chair.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
Sfori ihpIlsrg' Meeting

Notice T. hersty given that there will be a
sto-k linldrrs meet ing uf the Humbott tousoli-
At the uiiira.i u ury p. Lake il the town ot
hunni-ou. tduul- 20 county. Colorado. on
saturday the 1. day Of JafIuary 1901 at tL,,
hour ut two O'Clock In the afternoon Tor III .
purpose of elertiug board of directnrs. ana
having an accounting and ~ lan .ut Of the
g"b AM fuan -lal affairs e the ompany. an 4
erl, me before the meeting
Dated. Noveu Der 2tth. 1851
h NJ. WEHsrER
hhNhh y i-Nht. Pre-id L
~et ROTARY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
II looks "a though organized

II looks as though organized
movement in the courts - the only
recourse against this law break ing
forestry department Ev u though
a Federal Judge has decided what
every one believed it must decide. i
e. that a grazing tax was unlawful
and y bald assumption of Legislative
power by appointIve clerks IN a
bureau, still A. f. Porter, in charge
Of the grazing Affairs, gives 1t out
cold blooded that they are going to
collect the tax next year Just the
same. 1t beats all the nerve these
official law breakers are getting. Not
satisfied with having 6lched mil
lion dollars from the stockmen last
year in plain violation of law, they
proceed TO do it some more, because
they want the money. The Ameri-
can people are long suffering and
have high regard for President
Roosevelts good intentions or they
wouldn't stand this sort Of monkey
work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
>rSsA m~s.svx's avgvtNG

Notice j. hereby given that a special stock
holders citing ~ The Gunfi.pn Gas 4
Water Company. Will he held ~ the office II
said company, in Gunnison. toloraoo. on the
lith caY Of beccWber AT ~ a NJ Tor q ~
par 'Ose of consius ring the Question .f author
lziug the sale 81 the ulaut prop"rty and
frahcltisfs II said crmTnuy a. the Town of
dutnison, ant O. recci9e in pay therefore the
hon T. Of flie town
Dated. NoVuuf her itfh. 1885
o o. iEW-s. President
Ut thr Nfu-. .Nlsou ttHs A n utFr umpsnr.
Nov. 10 Dee a j J. TForutrs ~,rrnfarx
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
tFnFtrI Narnr

Notice j. hereby given a.. ON Mon lay. the
itth HuY beccmnFr i!#. -lH u spply fo the
,uutty tHur tf truf i.Hu fuuutl. Colorado.
~ ttu' Ht "a leave t1 sssi snd rau ra-t " .el
ihf hHditi ni tuf .hHlf o.. interest of the
hHth--.-i HHdf TF 3. ui the northwest guar
Ter p 81 section 81 fsH fIt.s township Four
teen 10 south raHsc uigiity-siN I.il west, in
,aid county No srmr heius the property If
John aud Katie Pu-aa minor IL airs Fl John
I, gua
Lated. November tFtt. IaG.
DOMINICA POGNA TGCUER
nov Dec. ~ Guardian Of saii minor heir
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
snIn mons llilorce
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY UF GuNSI-ON


STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF GuNST-ON 90
In the matter of '"''
Eleanor Groves.
Plaintiff
No 9esa 81 MMONS
John l.. Groves.
Defendant.
The people Of the state e Colorado, to John
l.; HroNe-. the above named ree'ing
You are h"r''hy required To appear in an sc
tipn brought against Won by the shnrs na,aa
niaiutih, IA the County Court of ,ipnpison
COM = state 81 toiore ~ and answer tl,e com
pialnt herein within thirty days after the ser
wee hereof y served within the state Of CoIo
rato; ''r Il serve out Of the state al Cnlorsdo
OF @ p hleaN .. within fifty days after the
sfrNic" hereti- tEcluSlve Of the dav II service.
OF judgment VIII he taken against you accord
lig . tle aver of thH complaint; and il The
ice herse' ne n ade b' puhicstior, then ten
osys dsfuoual 70 tine said fifty DAYS last here
inabove specified Tor appearances ana answer
viii D. allowed before the taking Of Judgment
The said action is brought to obtain decree
ois-"lvlhg the bond Of matrirnony EXISTING he-
,~e.n ,s pialntih and defen iaut n the ground
tha' ueivhuaht has wilfuiiy ard y ~itpout
cause deserted and absan,ea h,m.ait
trom plaintiff since Nav /. 1899. and
,sr,',er =. u, hhat ,e'esdant being in good bod
ot plaintiff since their marriage ON torit ths
z',h day .. November. Isas.
risintiii further rrsys that she may be per
70 u tei To assume iaer maiden nsm. Elesnor
hsrneon Tor costs ~ suit aud ali other pr,,s,er
ei' IN the isr iiiI~'s. - will more fully sur,e,r
rom the r','nrist'f. fie in said Court IN ssid
action To which r.-t.r- zee is ber~bx :, "a. 90
copy 81 W ich i hereto attaciSt
shn so" are he eby n"tifsd that Il yo~ faii to
ApfNr, ana :" .ns~ er To saif coupieiut as
nh"ve r-quired. he sal p..in,ia viii sp,,ly TO
pinint " ' e
rlven u, der my hand sr,d the .esl - .aid
"urt ~ innnis'n, IN ssSA t.upsy this ash
di> ii November 4. D. lNsi
GkO. WErHENINGruN
ee- i$seh- H. Judge and Acting CbsrA
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
ogAoC RIYHsOS RAsDA
,VvlCIAL pApua % ocuuSspu corufs

The splendid work being dome ! y
NEws-CnAuPi0N correspondents -
broaght TO your attention by arrang
ment Of our first page this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
OLD MEXICO
The EgxRt of the New

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slAen'',d 'iia-traseh 'itsrsssr hssiaG Il she
NH~ .p1hssc. sssc sp~isi rss~A trip
rases. WrIee. jE Fnarp
ts@sI, ess~~x-r As-,,t. lpsr,rv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

Gunnison Circle No 4gg Women of Wooac,.f %
meets every second aud fourth TUESDAYS
Mrs. Emma Nes, n. q n
Mrs Naty Van AIKEN, Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

AZ G. T. q. MEETS THE FIRST THURS.
w day sfterno. n IN the month at 2 o clock
Mrs. jos. Black stock President
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

o U. W, Gunnlson Lodge No. 81 Meets
- hrst and third Saturdays OF each month
n Quinn's hall Main street
J. l.. Dunbar. ". ".
l.. VI. Easterly Recorder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

iMiEoNED ORDER RED NEN-Nez Perc.,
Tribe No. st- Meets every Friday evening a,
Rod Mems hall, Tomicli ave.
p. j. Hurley, G. Of R.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

wONtNs RELIEF CORPS Meets first aud
w third SATURDAYS at $50 D. m. in Wood.
men hall. Mrs Y. r. Miller presid,.nt
Mrs Bessie Wolfe secretary
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

o. o. r.. 6unnison Lodge No. Meets
). every Monday night at l. o. q. f. hail
Wain street. Ed Collins \ "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

wOODMEN OF THE woRLD-Gunnisou
" lamp No, -. meets every "Wednesday
'vening at Noodmen hall. Scott block
Henry F. Lake Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-07

Alta Councial. No. B y y meets a,
Red Men hall first third and ffth ~leer Z each
moon at ithrun aud atHh hruath Celia Mullins
Grace stevens n Of T.. p,cab.,,tas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-29
BRASS STEALING CASE
PROGRESSING SLOWLY
Three Witnesses for Prosecu-
ton Before Judge Arm
strong.

The trial of NJ. Levy OF the Great
Western Iron 6 Metal company on the
charge Of being a receiver OF stolen
property was resumed before Judge
Armstrong I'm the Third District court
Thursday.
Bert Miller. who was an accomplice
OF Harry Leroy I'm stealing the brass
from the railroads. testified much 30
the same effect as Leroy did Wednes-
day, his testimony. brought outa by
District Attorney Loofbourow. being to
the effect that he had disposed of con-
siderable brass TO Levy and that tho
price paid for II had been much lower
than the customary price,
Julius Adolphus King was put ON the
stand for the State and testified that no
had been engaged by Leroy to haul
large quantity of metal to the Great
Western Office
Joe Jones special officer OF the Ore
son Short Line railway. testified to
tracing fourteen barrels of brass to
Evanston. Wyo.. that had been shipped
10 a Chicago Arm by the Great West
ern company and that no had there had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-29
SCHOOL TO TRAIN
SECTION FOREMEN
Latest Scheme to Be Adopted
on the Hartman
System.
PROJECT is APPROVED
BY E. E. CALVIN OF S. P.
Special Facilities Will Be Given
Young Men Who Desire
to Qualify.

The latest scheme on the Hartman
lines is a school of instruction for sec
ton foremen. Special facilities Will be
given young men who desire TO train
and qualify for such positions. Yhc
project was conceived by a roadmaster
on the Southern Pacific, and has re-
ceived the approval of E E. Calvin.
general manager.
The circular states that as soon as
twenty applications arc received from
men properly qualified extra gangs will
be started from Bakersfield, under an
expert foreman, and that the young
men In this crew Will have unusual op-
portunities for learning track work
ard the duties of section foreman. The
crew will occupy boarding train well
fitted up and supplied with a library.
bath room with hot and cold water,
dining car and other comforts.
Considerable discrimination Will be
exercised in selecting the men for this
crew, the qualifications including n
strong physique, good moral habits and
n common school education. Young men
from the farms VIII be preferred. and
cigarette smokers and drinkers of in
toxicating liquors are not wanted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-29
RECEIVE NOTICE TO QUIT.
Residents on Depot Site Must Vacatc
Within Sixty Days.

As steps preliminary TO the COM
mencement Of actual construction worn
on the new joint passenger depot OF the
Rio Grande and Western Pacific, ten
ants OF houses on the site of the sta
tion on Fourth West, between Second
and Third South streets, have been no.
titled TO Vacate their residences within
sixty days, Several of them have al
ready quit their premises.
AS was the case when the Western
Pacific purchased its right of way from
Sixth West westward TO the city linn
ils, some Of the houses have been pur.
chased by residents and Will be moved
bodily to other sites. Others will BE-
torn down, but the order to vacate
within the specified time Is imperative,
and must be obeyed, Construction Will
then begin In dead earnest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-29
Railroad Notcs.

D. E, Burley, general passenger
agent of the Oregon Short Line. Will
leave today for Chicago to attend q
meeting of representatives OF the Har-
riman system.
Superintendent Elliott of the Rio
Grande went east yesterday To meet
General Superintendent Welby, who is
expected In Salt Lake today.
Charlie Johnson, representing the
Nickel Plate at Denver, was In town
yesterday.
Kent o. Keyes of the New York Cen
trail lines will return today from Brit
ish Columbia