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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Drink the Only Diversion.

Secretary TAFT said the health conditions
arc about the same ln the islands az in our
own Southern states Ho stated much OF the
Ioor health in the Philippines is due To the
drink habit, because OF lack OF opportunity for
diversion.
Mr. Taft outlined his views on tho future
trade OF the Philippines. expressing tho opln-
ion that II would grow somewhat II the United
states became more liberal In the encourage
mont OF Philippine exports 10 this country, but
predicted only a gradual increase lie said
that only about 30.0J acres or 10 per cent OF
tho frlar lands In the Philippines sugar
lands
Senator Lodge announced that !he hearings
were closed and that no would COLL meeting
for next Friday 20 consider the bin and pro-
posed amendments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
LIBERTY Of FILIPIROS
LIES WITH DEMOCRATS
Secretary Taft Says Without
United States Influence
Chaos Would Reign.

wAsIINGTON. March l.-Secrctary Taft
wos before the Senate Committee on the Phil
ippln,B yesterday He said the production OF
sugar in the Philippines Is greatly limited FOR
the want OF n market.
The Secretary said that the Fuiplnos think
that the Democratic party will some day come
into power In IN, United states and that when
II does this country will give them their Eb-
cTty. As u consequence. those who desire TO
remain loyal 20 tho United States refroin from
expressing their real sentiments for fear OF
the consequences. ITo Expressed the opinion
that without tho restraining influence OF the
United States tho violence OF South Amcri-
politics would be reproduced there. and
the conservatives realize this fact"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02

Good cause appearing therefor II t. here
10y ordered, under and in pursuance OF the nu-
thority and discretion conferred upon the State
BCIrd OF sheep Commissioners OF Utah by tho
net OF the Legislature Of Utah, approved March
]. 1905. entitled sheep commissioner and
being chuptcr 20 or the Session Laws OF Utah.
1905 that all scubby sheep in the State OF
Utah shall be dipped twice prior 10 May 10.
200. and under tho regulations provided in
section III OF said oct. said clippings 20 be
made not less than ten nor more than -FOUR
teen days apart. Done in salt Lake City. Utah.
this 18th day Of February, 1896. State Board
OF Sheep Commissioners
JOHN +. AUSTIN. President
ARTHUR A. CALLISTER Secretary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
C0NFESSES TO SAVE pal"
Seattle Mans Testimony May Save
the Life of Convicted Murderer.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, March l.
John HildebrNnd. sentenced 10 life impris-
onment in the penitentlary for completely
In the murder OF John Murphy In Seattle,
today told Warden KEGS that he and not
Kid" White fired the fatal shot His
testimony to the Warden was that when
the pair started for tho saloon White
knew nothing OF Hildebrnnd's plan OF
robbery, that White Is too inexperienced
to carry out hold-up himself, and that
from the position OF both robbers inside
the saloon II was impossible for White to
shoot Murphy.
White ie under sentence to hang for the
murder OF Murphy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
U. S. Treaty With japan.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate
in executive session, yesterday ratified and
made public a treaty between the United
States and Japan relating to copyrights.
negotiated by Mr.. Griscom and Minister
OF State KatsUra on November 10. 1906 II
provides that citizens OF each country
shall enjoy in the dominions OF the other
the possession OF copyright for their
works OF literature and art, as we'll as
photographs, and against Illegal repro
duction on the same basis on which
possession is granted 10 the subjects or
citizens of the other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
LOVEY MARY PROVES
VERY NAUGHTY GIRL
She Gives the Talent Such a
Sad Shock That They
Weep.
MAJORITY OF EVENTS
WON By THE FAN0RlTES
Buchanan Runs Whirlwind
Race, Leading From
Wire to Wire.

BAN FRANCISCO, March l-Fovor-
ties captured a majority OF the events at
Oakland today, Supreme Court, PreserN-
ator, Buchanan and Pelham coming under
the wire FIRST In their respective races
Barney Schreibers Buchanan ran a Wild
race, winning from wire TO wire In inc
fourth. Lovey Mary gave uho talent a
sad surprise when she took the opening
event AT 10 TO /. Weather clear, track
slow,
Lovey Mary FiclIle Maid.
Summary: First race. seven furlongs-
Lovey Mary, lO2 (Robinsonl, 10 20 /. won
Frolic, ll2 &C. Wlliams), 10 TO ]! second
Slgz 100 tRettiE). "a ], thlrd. llm''
l:2SE Legal Form. Springhan, Jake
Moose Iadora and Dick Wilson also ran.
Second race. seven furlongs-Suprsme
Court. 1o6 (Minder). TO .. won; len
OAKS, 1o2 (Roblnson). 10 TO l. second;
Storm. 9i CBrusseD 10 2, third. Time
1871 Katie Crews, Maid OF FeIm9y,
Mogregor Swift Queen and SpondooliN
also ran. -
Third race. mile and a sixteenth-Pre-
servator, 1Oa IL WuuamsD, u 10 10, Won
CaneJo l02 CRcttigl, II 10 J, second KAY,
1o7 (Ricel. - TO 5, third Tine; lSs5.. ny NJ
Dinsie. Ell Photo. Flora Bright and H.
zona also ran.
Buchanan's Wild Run.
Fourth race. mile and fifty yards-Bu-
chanan, 100 (Schadel, Q 10 :, Won Inc
Lady Rohesia, 1O7 a.. Willlemsl. : 10 l.
second ByToncrdale, loo tRicel. TO i,
third. Time. 1.4h. Liberto. Wntercure
and Royalty also ran. p,,o,,,,
Fifth race, futurity course-BuGouc,
100 CWrighD, to !, won; Blumenthal Jog
CKnnpp), s to l. second. Lem Reed, lV9
(Ricel. to l. third. Time, Ill sad sam,
Epicure, Tam O'Shanter and sterling
Towers also ran.
Pelham Waking UP.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-
Pelham. lOI (FountainD, 8 10 J. Won; m
Joe as OBruSseD, l3 10 10. second, Prin-
cess Wheeler, lo2 Greenheldl, 10 TO l.
low Me, Ray Carlo, Batidor and Mischiet
also ran.
Fridays Oakland Entries.
First race, four furlongs-Alta Spa,
Lassen. Kamsack, Yankee Jim. ocean
shore, ia, John J. Mohr, Mala, Doc
Craig, Kogo. Grace ST. Claire, Reba, III
Florena. los,
Second race, mile and an cighth-Meis-
tcrsinger. 10; Mr.. Farnum, Loone, T2rrl-
gan. lO7: Iras. lO5; Harold w, lO2; Nor
dente, Canejo. Leila Hin, 100.
Third race, five and half turlongS-b.
NJ BrattaIn. 1O9 Instructor, lOI, Young
Pilgrim. Golden Sunrise, 100; Cerro san
ia Only Jimmie, Mimo, l4; Prontn, lJ-.
Fourth race six furlongs, Russell han
dIcap-Sir Edward, ia: Nealon. ll3; Pal,
l09; Cicely, 10I Boloman, 100. Lsaro' 70
Watchful, o.. -
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards-Foi-
low Me. Bonar, Lone Woli, No Remark
l07; Melodious, Jackfull. Watercure, w.
Sixth race seven furlonGs-PhElanN, 81
George, Jr, Ill; Forerunner, Martinmas,
Haviland, los: Princess Tltania' SouiTlerc'
lO6. Dorado. lO5.
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ARMY MAJOR RESIGNS
He Is Immediately Appointed to a Job
Paying $1,000 a Year.

PHILADELPHIA, March l.-HovInG been
unable 10 obtain an indefinite have of absence
MAI Ca9Sius r. Gillette one OF the best known
engineers In tho United states ermy. has re-
signed his commission, and Mayor Weaver I'm
mediat-ly appointed and swore him in as chief
engineer OF the 6urcnu OF filtration OF the city
OF Philadelphia. Tho position pays Sl7 600 u
year.
MAJ. Gillette has been in practical charge
or the filtration bureau since last summer
Whvn John w. I'M. the former chief, resigned
lie had obtained leave OF absence from the
war department but was unable TO get fur
ther leave.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
FINAL IN HANDBALL TODAY.
Judson and Grant Will Battle for
High School Fonors.

The final game OF the onc-mnn handDau sor-
les FOR high school championship honors VIII
be played ut the Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium this
afternoon nj I o'clock between Lyman Jud-
sOn and Bcnerc Grant
There has been pomc dispute that this game
VIII DO the nnnl rs there ore two men
besides the two competitors who were entered
In the list when the series Of games began
but have not yet showed up TO play their
games. II these two boys succeed In getting
I'm the final game VIII not come of until next
week. on Monday the manager OF tho tourna-
mcnt. Lyman Judson. viii start the two-man
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Saws Castro Is Dcei'

WASHINGTON. Msreh -, -
the newly-appointcd CosIse .,,. q r n
czuela, who arrived In nus CIV
took cnarge of the lesnt.va
80 ~" concerning the condiucI
asSeI ...,ccn France and Nenelusla q.
,%,hinc new has deyelopfd -
President Castro hao a"'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Aged Woman Burned to Death.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2S.-AIrs. Christina
S Mackenzie, aged % years. a sister OF
the late cX-Gov Odcn Bowie OF Mary
land, was burned 20 death this evening
al her home In this city 1t is supposed
that her clothing was gnited by dying
spark from q match which she attempted
to light. She died before medical aid
could reach her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Handball Entries Close Tomorrow

PhyslcaI Director BURNER Of the Y NJ. (
4 announced yesterday that tho series OF
games for the handball championship In dou-
blcs would commence next Mondny nlSht IN
,be ne,T court and that all entries Tor the
event must be nIed with him by tomorTo"
night Much interest is manifested IN the
coming contest BY the members and IaEAe
list OF entries is looked FOR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02

laturc OF Utah. approved March l. 1906. entitled
sheep Commissioner" and being chapter 70
or tho Session Laws OF Utah. 1905. that oil
sheep ana bucks in the State OF Utah shall be
dipped In the manner and under tho regula-
tons provided in section II OF said act. on or
before the 9Th day OF JULY 1896. and within
ten DAYS after they are ShcBrcd. and N scnbby
they shall be likewise dpFcd again In not loss
than ten nor more than fourteen days thcreaf-
ter. Done In Salt Lake city, Utah. this 18th
day OF February, 1906. Statc Board OF Sheep
Commissioners
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Union Miners Dtseha'

JEANETTE. Pa March l-i
ers were discharged yesterea! -
moreIund Coal company oi g.
action IS said 10 bc cue 20 us
formed a mlncrs' union scoat t
A general atrikc Is predicted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
SHORT PRICED HORSES
WIN At Los ANGELES
Weather Report Claims Worst
Weather of Season Sent
From North.

LOS ANGELES, Cal March 1.-The
worst weather of the winter prevailed at
Ascot today, cold, piercing wind blow
ing down from the north and carrying
clouds OF dust across the course Short
priced horses were generally successful
Weather clear and cold; track fast Re
suits.
First race. six furlones- Inspector Hal
pin, los CMillcT), / 10 /, won; Happy Chap
py, los tNichols), Il to !, second; -Conde'
Silver Wedding, Regal Pinta. Col, Bron,
ston, Revla, SDndstorm, My surprise ana
Fulbert also ran.
Miller Riding Well.
Second race. mile and an eighth-George
p. McNear. 1Ol Dackson). TO ] won: MISS
Betty, 1O) tRossl, l3 TO 10, second: Ethy-
Lone 95 (GrandD. 10 10 l. third Time,
1884,. Worthwhile Brigand and Rostef also
Third race. one mnc-Htrsain, lol Mc-
DanieD 10 l. won; Golden Light 10
Horncr, to . third. Time. ll2
Chcripc, Rockey, Greesias. Red DamseL
old Mike, Huapala, Lydia "rouseman
EXapo and Marc Lichtenstcin also ran,
Cholk Hedrick Finally Lands.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
Cholk Hedrick. 90 NfnlerD. TO l, won;
Marshal Ncy, SO Jacksom, to l, third
Time, 1:i5N. Ebony also ran,
Fifth race, six furlonEs-Money Muss,
ll5 CileD. II 10 O. won. Don Domo. 10
Freston), TO ;, second; Whoa Bill. III
PowelO, II 10 O. third. Time, l:li Chan
cellor Walworth and Bavarian also ran,
Sixth race, Futurity course-Bribery,
Ill CMcDanisO 9 10 10. won, Moncie
Mabel, % Preston), to /, second; An
tara, l07 GlorneU), Q TO 2 third. Time,
1904. Minuo Baker. Search Nc, Nalcn-
cia, Lady Travcrs, DemaS and Banno-
cenCe also ran.
FrIdov's Entries ar Ascot
First race. six furlongs-Jamcs J. Cor
bctt Leharo, 10. Bert Arthur. lOS. Ny
Surprise. Kate Campbell. l07; Bailey La
Taranta, Piquct, l05, Anona, l03; Rock
lands. lo2: Mclino, lOl; Col Bronstons Sir
Rrinltlcy. 100: Charles Green, g.
Second race. one milc-Rclnsco. los;
SwaggeT. Ossian, 105. Astraes, Turkey
foot, Seedcakc. lOS
Third race, seven furlonEs-Moorc FL
Ncrraco, lOI; Kinsman Princess Tulane,
le5; Stone Arabia, Prince Ching, Hager-
l02; Phyz, Little Butttercup, Tangible.
100; Lady Mirthful, 95.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth
Marshal Ney Cabin, lO6, Stoessel lO2;
SUnray, lOl, Rubinon, S.
Filth race. four and a half furlonGs-
Entire Nous 1O7; Jonn OF Arc Arcadia
Belle. Jack Gilroy. Induna, lC5. Marie
Esher. Captain farrell, loi: AlonZa. Emily
NJ. Cutaneous. 100, Lady's Beauty, Pone-
nah, a5.
Sixth race, six furlongs-M Money Muss.
Line OF Life, ll3; Mary Glenn. 100; Susie
Christian, lO7; Golden Buck, l06, St Wini-
frede, HllOna. Dolie WeithOm, los; Starl-
irg. %; Lille b, q; Evelyn Griffin. a.;
Josle's Jewel, 90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
FIERCE MONTANA STORM
Snow Falls in Butte to Depth of
Twenty Inches

BUTTE. Mont. March butte and the
State generally was visited Tuesday night
and Wednesday by one OF the ncrcest
snowstorms OF the season. the fall ranging
from twelve to twenty inches I'm depth
Eastern Montana points report a heavy
fall but If the weather does not col
extremely cold no losses OF stock are eX-
pected Tho temperature is falling TO-
NIGHT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Girls Contribute for Navy.

BERLIN. March 1.-The high school
Girls throughout Germany donated con-
tributions some weeks ago toward In
creasinE the navy, the sum collected TO
bc presented as a silver wedding gift to
the Emperor. Tho result was that 5000
yras sent TO his Majesty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Basketball Game Slated for Tonight

According 10 word received from Logan tho
hnnl basketball game OF the Logan team will
be played with the L. ID. 5. L. Ave at the
latter's gymnasium tonight
This will also be the nnal game for the L.
d. :. 4, according TO President Lindsay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Order No. l. State Board.

Good causes appearing therefor IL is hereby
ordered by this rulo. made under and In pur
suanco OF the authority and discretion con
frrrcd upon and vested I'm the State Eoard OF
Sheep Commissioners. by the act Of the Lcgis-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Morgan Is Ovcrruled.

Mr. Kittredge dcmcudcd a roIl-call. Sena-
tors voting "a their names were chilled Those
who voted against IN" witness being compelled
TO answer any question not specifically stated
were KIttredgc. Dryden, Anksny and Millard.
The votes to support Mr Morgon's position
were Morgan and TalinfcrTo,
Mr Morgan told the witness TO resume and
treated tho subject ns II no had expected TO
be overrulcd.
Senator SimOmns asked Mr.. Cromwell II II
was true that nc had received no salary from
tho Rsoublc OF Panama what had induced
him TO serve the Republic fiscal agent.
because OF my broad instinct OF good
turc which has prompted me 10 do much
for this cause, and for the further reason
that / havo more money than / know what TO
do with unfortunately" said Mr. Cromwell
At II o'clock Mr.. Morgan asked for an I'D
tournament until p m. but he oyerrulod
FIo then went to his chamber and other mem
bers oC the committee resumed the Inquiry con-
corning the monetary arrangement
At ESQ o'clock tho committee adjourned un-
III 1920 o'clock tomorrow, when Mr. Morgan
Will again examine Nr. Cromwell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Morgan's Scathing Sarcasm.

L MAKE tho same reply said tho witness.
''Whnt waa the replyl asked Mr. Morsoh'
That my actions wcro in the course OF my
professional duties md Of n confidential chnr-
meter" replied tho witness
Mr. Talinfcrro asked the witness concerning
tho monetary agreement entered Into between
the Secretary Of War and tho republic or
PunHnia, particularly the part he played In the
Transaction. <,, -
tIcencs7 ?" asked Mr. Morgan
NO. sir" said the witness, and I hope
may say this nnolly'
said Mr.. Morgan.
Very well: you seem to enjoy It, and II is
the nrst vacation / have had in long timo'
rcpIlsI the witness. with i-conccalsd sar-
cLEm. ,
Nr Cromwell then explained In detail the
coinugo system upon the lsthmus, and for the
first tIm- since h" went upon tbs 5tand was
r,TmIttod 10 proceed without Interruption In
tho meantime Mr.. Morgan was studying the
records.
Mr. cromwell said his activity in this none
tary n agreement was the result Of An invita-
tion from the Secretary OF War, who bne"
OF his familiarity with agreement tho Pen-
anna Canal company had with the Republic
of Colombia
The witness declined 70 answer any "hy-
n1th4ticel questions concerning his relations
e;ith the railroad company psior 10 tho trans
fer OF tho road 10 the United Stntes.
Mr. Morgan Insisted upon a ruling as 10
whether the witness should be compelled TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Shot and Robbed of $500,

LONG BEACH. Cal. March Arthur p
Wilson collector for the Metropolitan Life
Ii rsuronoe company OF Long Beach, held
up shot and robbed Of $500 by highwnymen on
the trocko OF tho Salt Lake railroad near Obls-
10 In broad daylight, Wilson not serious-
IL hurt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching Blind Bleeding. Protrudlng Piles
pFugeists are authorized TO refund money II
PAZo OINTMENT falls to euro In TO II
dnya
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Doubts Cromwell's veracity.

. Il want to sec II the witness can tel tho
truth on any point" soid Mr.. Morgan I ur-
thermors II any Senator cares 10 interrupt ne
should aIdress tho chair I do not chcosc 10
continuI1c his inquiry. Mr.. Morgan asked.
'DId YOU assist Senators Hanna and hlt-
trodge In making the minority report from tnls
commIttse7" 0Thc report referred 20 Was
against the Nicarasunn route and In ioNor OF
the Panama rcutcJ
senator TaIiaferro took M the examination
and tho witness soid that whatever lntor"'-
lion he might have furnished vas given ~
counsel Tor the Panama Canal company. IN"
succeeding questions were based upon the az
sumption that the witness had admitted mat
well promptly interposcd that be had made
no such admission
" Il ask YOU again. did YOU give them In
formation p" asked Mr.. Morgan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
Grazing on Forest Be-

Mai. Fem has Just recsirst 8
Washington 10 the efsc. ~
tions for grazing in the fosea q
not be received until A71l
serves Will be open to cattle -
sheep In June.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-02
SENATOR'S SARCASM
LASHES CROMWELL
Doubts if Wealthy Lawyer Can
Tell the Truth Oh Any
Point.

wAsHINGToN March 1.-senator Morgan
resumed his examination OF william Nelson
Cromwell wednesday. Tho inquiry was IN re-
Iorlon 10 The plan Tor tho AmsrIcsnizs'ion OF
tho Fonnma canal Questions weree asked ~
Morgan and the witness refused 70 answer,
,.,rse +" Mr. Morgan salI 1T is the most ro-
n,arkabIs case l ever encountered. .,.-
Again declining 20 answer any gIe3NOi' gs
ypn1 tho supicct the Witness was tod by S,r
Morgan that no was not shutting out my III
formation 49,. ,,,.s,tono -
Then why you asking these queS'0n'
KlitrnML.-
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Townsite Company File>
ler. / B. Perrlne. Fred
l Falls: S. II. Hays and 1
e.
Idaho Pioneer Call

Joseph L. Griffin. one II
pioneers OF Idaho and fnthsr
W. GoodIng OF Shoshone, "a
place yesterday He was a
spected citizen and a memhsr
rltorial Legislature.
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Orders REGARDING
DIPPING sheep
State Board and Agent of the
United States Have a
Conference.
ACTION Is TAKEN TO
PROTECT THE INDUSTRY
When Conditions Have Been
Complied With Animals
May Be Shipped.

In accordance with an agreement ar
rived at on Tuesday between the Utah
State Board OF Sheep commissioners and
George S. Hlckox. agent in charge Of the
bureau of animal industry. on Wednes-
day. two orders were Isused by those Of
iccrs.
II is stated that In addition 10 decreas-
ing the number of diseased sheep in the
State that this action win be OF immedi-
ate and substantial benefit to shippers OF
benefit TO sheep breeders who wish to
dispose OF part OF their focks.
Can Then Ship Sheep.
When the conditions OF these orders
have been complied with sheep that have
been dipped win be received for ship
men, by tho railroads, whereas at pres
ent they require that all sheep must be
inspected. which entails not only consld-
erable expense, but a delay, which is also
likely To mean additional Ices, 1t Will be
noticed that the requirements of order
No ] Issued by the State board include
all the sheep in the State, while the con.
ditions OF order No. apply to diseased
animals only.
Here Arc the Orders.
To Whom IL May Concorn Tho supervisors
OF forest reserves and Indian reservations are
respectfully requested to admit no sheep TO
the reservations IN tho state OF Utah until
they have urst been Inspected by Federal IN
spectora and havo @ Federal certificate show
Ing the sheep To have been inspected within
ten days prior to time OF entry, and in order
10 cv-OpcTOtc with the orders of the Utah
state Board OF sheep Commissioners, u ls
h,roLy ordered that oil sheep entering said
reservations shall bc dipped once as exposed.
ana twice n Injected, under Federal super
vision. before Federal certificate can be Civ
on, I'm order 10 more thoroughly cooperate
with the Bo5rd OF Sheep Commissioners In
their efforts TO eradicate scab from the state.
II Is hereby understood that II there Ia
general compliance with the orders OF said
beard In regard 10 the spring dipping immo-
diatcly after shearng that said dipping shall
bo considered Satisfactory dipping and
that tho same may be admitted to reserves, II
upon inspection they arc found free from scnb-
les and a certificate showing compliance with
orders OF said board. and shall be so passed for
any Interstate shipment clean, without re-
strictions, n found clean upon inspection. into
any and all States where they are not rcstrict-
ed by tho quarantine laws OF said Stutcs TO
which they enter GEO $ HICKOx.
Accnt in Charge
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One Year in Pea

Munden. the cx-ASesscr
county, who has been co.yir&
bczzling county funds Ehen q
sentenced to one year Ia ne b