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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-08
PABERKY I TYNOALL.
Else Boilak.

1
Pant r. Dostala, manielka naseho
klarine tisty I obchodnika g obilim,
Jest upoutala ma lGiko. DIR SedlaGek
a Fox byll povolani K nemocne.
Jos. L. oufecky, mas mlynaf sc pre-
sidlel do domu J. B. Flammlnga ktert
sedi ma domovine Y Gregory okresu.
Jos. NJ. Petfik, pfistehoyal svoji TO.
dinu Tabora do domu DR.. Waldau.a
ktery piitomne bydli Eureka, n. ID.
Stan. Nedved posiIa sve syny sem
do Skoly a6koliv plali skolne distrik
tu ylastnim.
V pondelf Ease III nak.adnich worn
dobytka poslano odtud do Chicago ma
trh, z eechn nczasilal iadny.
Max Blachnik prave piijel T. Nebras
Ky, Cherry okresu, kdei byl ma pro-
hlidce tamnich pozemkG, jichf ylada
dava pc cele sekcl. Pravil 10 zkusil
cokUliv, a 10 nechce sc mu lam liblt
nebor neni vyhlidka do budoucnosti.
Ma kterem mists moino dostat vodu
a kus dobre pastvy Jest jii davno H.
brano; cot pisatel sam zkusll hned TO
ku 1885. neb tam pobyl II rokd
MIlwaukska dTaha Ease vypravlla
ylak fe6niky, stranu dobrSch semen
RCcnik poukazal IA To, Jake procenta
sc mohou dostati re psenice, ktera
yaiila 81 llber busl. Ma piiklad ~
100 busln lie dostat 10 busln idle 20.
kusne STANCE Brookings, S. D. al
busln Eadlny: cehoi zbyva s. buSln,
ktera t6i navaiila 81 liber ma busl
ueel je ten ie sc vyplaci mlynkovat
obili. Dale Zrno velke. teike, &c ma
vetsi matku ktere kliS pfi poGeti
yZrGstu Sc naleza, re muie takova rosi
lima dele vZdorovati suchu ! mukru.
neb ma vice potravy netli sc kofinky
vyyinou. Odporueoyal tento fecnik
farmer6m by mczl scbou o z uslcchte-
nj semene Sc pokusili, yybiranim do.
brsch vyyinutych klasn; ovSem 10 10
jde pomalu ale kde venuie tomu 6asu
yyplati sc 10.
- kukurici pravil, ie tonic staiu
ne meme nei unci by mel klas vsiii
a zrna hluboka rally rovne re shora
dolu. Klas do spice plny mel by Sc ma
semeno vybira,i; katde semelo. jak
obilne tax kukuiiSne, pred setIm
zkOuscti.
Jelikoa jscm hevidel iadneho 6eski-
no farmefe ma pfednasce, kdezto H.
nSch byl plny telcznicni WIZ. usmysli
use II techto par fadek napsati.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-08

Chvalne zname Btezohorske The
ma prodej V Taborske Lekarne,
Cena Sl.00.
FIR. SEED s6ek a manzelka Sc vra
till navstevy u znamych We WaG
ner We ctvrtek.
Jan Smejkal stehoval svIj nGby.
tex a jine nafldf ma svou farmu
blfze Wagner We stfedu.
Josef Halla dial do prodeje NE.
kolik kozichG tento tyden. Pre-.
ctete 81 jeho oznamku,
Pateeni zabava pofadana cestu.
jicf spo'eenosti We spolkove sit {,
pod zastitou Academic sv. Vdcla,
VA, sc vydafila made vse oeekavani
Prostornd sin byly nj do posledni,
no mista naplreno. PohyblivG oh
ray Sc lfbily znamenite; jeden
kazdy Mich byl doprovazen Wy.
svet'enfm co znamena, coz tinilo
vse velice zabavnym n pouGlivym.
VSt6zek re zabavy Sc urotfebf We
prospech aka1emie.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-08

V odvetne hire v kuzelky minuly
p&tek, jenz SO odbfvala Lester
vile, nasi kuzelafi opet vyhrali
mad LesterviIlskSmi, byvse 81 bo-
do ku pfedu. Zde podavame els
lice hry:
Les,crviile Tabor
Prvnf east 1872 Tss
Druha =" I25 $50
Tfetf " 74O 74O
Chrnem 2257 22s8
Clenove lfgy T6borske byli: Jan
Matuska. Jos. Melichar. Jos. Sva-
tos, j. J. Rezae, Karel Wagner a
FIR. Novak; LfgS Lestervillske:
Anton Urban. JOS. Pullman, 40.
Wagner, Jos. Balej, Will Zitek a
Karel Hajek z Utiky. Uvazi-li Sc
he kazda strana meIa sest hr&cn,
wise uveden6 cislicc jsou MIKE.
Bylo hrano o cenu sls, eli SO je-
den muz.
V Brzke budoucnosti nasi POI
zvou take Lestervillske sem do
Tabora, by zkusili svnj um a do
vednost M kuzelniku Jana Matus-
ky, protoze, jak vse naznacuje.
jejich domacf kutelnfk jest Jim
nepfizniv, a mala zmena lokaci
neskodf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-08
MA PRODEI

PeknS DUN a lot. Lot jest $50
x50. Nejlepsi poloha meste
Marie Brotek. Tabor, s. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-08
DOMAcf zPRAvY.

Krmenf pro drhbea dostanete 4
A. j. Novaka.
Anton Musflek z Tyndall by
zde We stfedu.
Olej ma Cream Separators" pre-
davs Ant. j. Noyak.
Ant. H&jek TyndallskS byl zde
We stfedu "a obchodem.
ri. j. F. HorSeka je povazlivi
nemocna tento tfden.
FIR. Kocer pant byli u pfatel
We Wagner ma navsteve minuly
tyden.
FIR. Cihak aplnf cd Avon byli
zde ma navst6ve u Mat. Honnera
tento tyden.
Pr. +. wagnera z Gtiky DIFF ma
navsteye sve matky tento tyden
]. +. Toczek manzelka byli u
znamych ma nAvs'eve We Wagner
minulS tSden.
Port Wine u zen tax obliben6
vino, prodava sc v Taborske LEX
6rne. L6hev 80 cent?.
Pr. 7. V. Kostela Sc vr&tila re
sve n6vstevy u zn&mtch We WaR-
ner minuly ctvrtek.
A. V Kouby medove vino prodavaji
hostensti Wagner & welf Je po dola-
ru kvartovou flasku.
Jos. Pettik stehoyal srGi naby.
tex do Tyndall We stfedu. Dude
bydlet residence DIR. Waldau-a.
Firma Hruska Trunec obdrze-
la karu fsrmerskeho nacini stro-
jd We stfedu,
+. V Ptak, popul6rni obchod.
MIX We dffvf z Tyndall, byl zde v
zajmu sveho obchodG We stfedu.
Vojtech a BSrta Soukupove byli
v Chamberlain minulf patek kdez
zadali pozemek Stanley okresu
Oddelovaee Smetany Cream
Separators) zvane U. S. ma A. J.
Novak, znate je proto netfeba je
chvalit.
DR.. Blfzek byl povolan do Wag
ner "a professionally zalezitosti We
stfedu veeer. a navratil sc druhf
den.
Ztratil SozIch, tenet novy sedy. Ma
ceste do Tyndall minulS patek 10 led.
ma. odmena tomu kdo jej vrau.
Tomas Merkvan.
u Czech od lekafG odporuGovane
"Simanovskeho Bfezohorske the"
Ma zklade u V. l.. Nrvfka. Lake
port 5. ID.
Jos. Melichar a Gustav K!ouGek
ST vyieli do venkovs asi osm mil
cd mesta tam Gustav zastfelil
velkeho vlka.
p. T. Petffk o rodina byli ma
n6vsteve u znamSch We Wagner
minuly tSden. Phi t6 pfilezitosti
Petr zakoupil so akrd Indianskeho
pozemku.
DON Ma PTodel. N6dhernS dun j.
NJ. Petfika sc nabfzi ma prodej IN
levnou cenu. Haste sc u Wagner
Bratff. Tabor, S. ID.
ManzelGm Jan Rokhskovym ma
DELLA vrana buclatou dcerusku V
sobotu. Matka decko isou zdra.
vi. tata div radostf nevSsk6.
Jan HOSTEL Sc vrztil re sv6 cesty
S kapelou sototu. Pravf re 80
i'm vedlo dobfe vsude. a pfidava
Re Sc hosi vratf MONA tento tyden
Cas- ma lfhnoucf stroje (incuba.
tori Dude zde brzy, proGez nei'epe
udela kazdy kdyz 81 tento stroi oh
jedna nynf. A. J. Novak je ma
ma prodej.
Upozorhujem nase etendte ma
mesfcnf vykaz Taborske banky, V
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09

local packing houses, three railroads
and q number of individuals. charged
with giving or conspirlnl to secure re-
bates IN violation Of the EllSins anti
rebate law were argued here today in
the United States district court.
The packing companies and the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul railway.
soon after the indictments were return
ed, filed general donials. The Burlng-
ton and several officials OF that railway,
who were indicted filed motions TO
quash, The Chicago and Alton and the
officers connected with the traffic de-
partment Of that company, under in
dictmcnt, flied immunity pleas.
The plea Of the Alton and it's officials
IL based upon the recent decision OF
Judge Humphrey IN Chicago, In the
beef cases. wherein it was held that
members of the corporations who had
furnished information on which the In
dictments were returned were immune,
but that the corporations were not The
Alton makes the claim that IL was COM
PEELED 10 produce It's books, papers and
other documents for the inspection OF
the federal grand jury In Chicago. and
that this Information was presented TO
the Kansas City grand jury, before
which the local agents OF the road were
summoned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09
MRS. TREG0NING DEAD.
Passed Away This Norning-roday
Was Her 56th Birthday.

The grim reaper claimed another victim
this morning at 2B south F1fth East
street when Mrs, Dorthy II. Tregoning
passed away, this day being her fifty
sixth birthday. Mrs. Tregoniug was a
woman Of noble character and was dearly
loved by those who knew her.
She was born IA $50 at paNllls, Eng
land, and married In is& Her husband
and -four children have preceded her TO
the great beyond,
All that loving children. kind friends
and skilful physicians could do for her
was done but 90 no avail, Her children,
Mrs, Jos, Treear OF the Victor at Robin
son, William and Thomas Tr3goning Of
Tlntic, Mrs. -. II, Holiday and Clar0
Tregoning of this city. Thos. Roberts Of
Idaho, Mrs Penaluua OF Butte, Mont, aud
Mrs. Ed. Bergman OF Eureka, New, were
ali AT her bedside.
Funeral Service will DE held In this
city on Wednesday afternoon next but
the exact hour has not been decided upon
but will be announced later,
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GOOD WOMAN GONE.
Mrs. Almirn !. Merrill Surrendcrs Long
Battle at richmond.
lsneclal 70 the oNews. y

Especial 10 the News
Richmond. Cache Co. Utah, April
lo.-Nlrs. Almlra J. Merrill wife Of the
late Apostle NJ. w. Merrlll, was called
home yesterday at D. M, after an NJ
ness extending over some years. 1t is
but few day more than two months
since the death of her husband and it
is thought That this loss hastened her
end. Mrs Merrill was not yet 90 years
OF age, but she has passed through all
the trying scenes incident to pioneer
He In Cache valley, She was one Of
the pioneer school teachers of Cache
county, and with her mother taught
the first school at Richmond. She was
always an active Church worker I'm the
various ward organizations and pre-
sided over the Richmond Relief society
for more than 90 years She was the
mother Of IL children. all but one OF
whom. Mrs. Jos. p, Sharp, survive her.
Her children are Chas F., OF Richmond,
Drs Heber X. and Preston r. Of Logan,
Prof. A. NJ. of oakley. Idaho principal
NJ the Cassia Stalk" Academy. Prof
Lewis A. of Salt Lake cry, editor OF
the Deseret Farmer. Prof r. w. prin-
cipal OF the Nephi High school. Leon
r.. now missionary IN the northern
states. Mrs. Libbe Hendricks Alvarct.
"a and Orclla unmarried daughters.
who are ~ home.
The sympathy OF the entire COM
munity goes out TO the family, who are
thus called upon 20 mourn the depart-
ture of both father and mother within
two months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09
THREE CENT FARE CASE.
l. ;. supreme Court Decides Against
Cleveland and In Favor Of Company.

Washington, April 9,The case OF the
city Of Cleveland VS. the Cleveland Elec.
trio Railway company was decided to-
day by the supreme court Of the United
states In favor OF the company, The
case involved the right of the city to
grant charter to new streetcar line
to operate IN Woodlawn avenue, IN the
face Of the contention Of the old com
pany that its charter had not expired.
Tue opinion was by Justice McKenna.
The case presented a phase Of the ef-
Tort 70 force three-cent fares on the
street railways Ia Cleveland. The cleo
trlc company claimed the control of the
streets Of the city until 1908, and the
action WAS begun by the company to
contest the grant Of a charter by the
city to the Forest city company for
line along Woodland avenue. The old
company attacked this charter and
charged the granting Of II to be "a part
OF the conspiracy between the city and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

salt Lake Theater--At the Theater
tonight Will occur the final presenta.
ton Of the successful opera. The
Witch Of the Woods, by the mammoth
chorus OF Liberty stake The attraction
is one wen worth Witnessing.
Grand-The bin tonight will be
"Reaplug the Harvest" a comedy dra-
ma which has won high favor wherever
1t has been seen.
Orphcum-Another good bill is the
promise for this week at the Orpheum.
The majority of the acts arrived yes
terday and tho balance are due this an.
ernoon. The bill includes two sketches
with Edwin stevens I'm "A Night out"
a tabloid melo-drama The Bandit"
presented by +. Frederick Hawley and
company. Sensational acrobats, Jug
gler. two song and dance turns and the
kncdrome are among the offerings.
There will be an extra matinee Oh
Wednesday.
Lyric--Thc MANAGEMENT of the
Lyric has given It's patrons some good
shows of late, and the Reilly & Woods
company, illinE an engagement this
week, Is not inferior to the best of them.
Burlesque. spectacular and farce con-.
edy, one following the other and then
all coming together, is about the only
way TO describe the entertainment. Thu
opening performance was greeted by
packed house.
Pat Reilly as Simple Simon. heads the
cast In a scene OF n country school,
and does his full share as fun max.
or. During this farce dozen prettily
costuned and handsome chorus girls
gave Spanish dance that made one of
the big hits Of the evening.
Probably the best number on the pro-
gram was the acrobatlc work Of DAILY
aud Reno. They introduced some Of
the most thrilling and seemingly n,,
possible tricks, causing wonder at their
daring and laughter at their burlesquc.
Another team that found favor with
the audience was Orth and Fern In an
amusing skt entitled Sign That
Book. Ira Kessner In pictured melo>
dies was well received, as also was the
rapid and clever drawing by Pat Reilly.
An excellent musical program is also
a feature worth mentioning. Tho com,
pany VIII close its cnga cement on Fri
day evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09
CHURCH NOTICES

The l24th quorum of Seventy will
meet ln the Eighteenth ward school
house Monday, April 8, at 1880 p. m
April 9--The First quorum IT Elders
Of the salt Lake stake OF Zion will
meet IN the Seventeenth ward assem-
bly, room this evening, at 1880
The regular monthly meeting Of the
High Priests quorum of the Granite
stake, viii convene in the Granite
stake Tabernacle, Sunday. April Is,
1905. at 10 a. m. All High Priests are
requested 20 be present.
JOHN COOK,
y. V. JONES.
G.. l., MILLER,
Presidency
The 12ith quorum Of Seventy will
hold Its regular meeting tonight IN the
Eighteenth ward schoolhouse, COM
mencing at 1880.
The members OF the S0th quorum
OF Seventy viii meet tonight at 1880
IN the Nineteenth ward Westinghouse.
All resident members are Invited to
be present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09
EMMA RAMSEY MORRIS
GIVES IDEAL RECITAL.

one of the most charming vocal and
Instrumental recitals which Salt Lake
has listened to for a long time past
MAS that given by Mrs Emma Ramsey
Morris and Prof. Mcclellan at Barratt
hall Saturday night. Everything was
ideal--unless the size of the audience
be excepted The turnout was not al
all what the high merits OF the occa-
sion demanded; in fact It would have
been far better to have chosen some
night when there were fewer meetings
and fewer counter attractions. SO excel
lent a program might surely appeal
with confidence At another time to a
purely city audience.
Mrs. Morris was down FOR 10 num-
bers, all OF decided variety, and all So
lected TO show her voice To it's best al
vantage. From the difficult aria from
samson and DelIlah" down to the SIM
pic English ballads she was at her best,
and the audience gave her some rare
tributes OF applause after the tender
number, II once Loved Boy" aud
the dainty Lass With Delicate Air"
Her German songs were also benuti-
fully done, and she was called back
again and again Ia bow her acknowl-
Judgements, The velvet IN her voice
was never more pronounced than now.
Prof Mcclellan made the plano sound
like az enchanted instrument He %as
down for six numbers including
group OF gems from Chopin. and N
every number he played with his GUS
tomary taste and skill As an accom-.
panist to Mrs Morris he also manifest
cd the ability so rarely seen. OF sub
ordinating the instrument to the singer.
and at the same time lending her the
fullest support.
The recital which was under the
management of the Graham Music bu-
reau was admirable on another account.
namely its length II lasted barely
an hour, and no encorcs were permit
Tod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09
MANT| POSTMASTER
WAS DISCHARGED
Indictment Against L. R. Ander.
son Quashed in Federal
Court.
THE PENSION LAWS CASE.
Matter OF L. \. vs.. II. ". Barnes Dis
missed on Motion of District At
torncy--,Iob for Sol Kimball

The indictment against L. Il, Ander-
son. postmaster of Manti for the al
legged sending through the mails Of
campaign documents IN franked envei'
opes. was today quashed IN the United
States district court. The opinion OF
Judge Marshall Is somewhat lengthy
and the conclusion reached 10 that Tho
envelopes charged to have been unlaw.
fully used by the defendant were not
official envelopes within the Language.
Of section five Of the act Of March g.,
1877, and that the defendant is not sub.
ject 20 the penalty there pronounced"
The court further declares 1T is I'M
fortunate that there is no provision Of
the statute under which prosecution
car be had. If the facts are true
charged IN the Indictment, the defend
ant is richly deserving OF punishment.
The demurrer will be sustained and the
indictment quashed.'
PENSION LAWS CASE.
The case OF the United States VS.. II.
W Barnes, wherein the latter is
charged with violating certain pension
laws, was today dismissed on motion
of the district attorney.
The petit jury was impaneed today,
and four Jurors were excused namely,
Preston A, Blair, j. r. Buckle, T, c.
Winn and T, j. WadswOrth. An at
tachment was issued for Juror II. b.
Elder OF salt Lake. who failed to APP
pear in court.
JOB FOR JUNGLE SOL"
Col. 3. y, Mann and Solomon +.
Kimball today assumed position as
ballfs In the federal court. TO which
they had been appointed by Uniteu
states Marshal William Spry. The new
incumbeuts succeed John Alves ana
William h. Jack. whose designations
had been accepted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09

This burst OF true American girl IN
dignatlon was caused by the teacher
saying that Grape-Nuts, the popular
pre-digested food. was made of stale
bread shipped in and sweetened,
The teacher colored up and changed
the subject.
There Is quite an assortment of trav-
eling and stay-at-home members Of the
tribe Of Ananias who tell their false
hoods for a variety OF reasons.
In the spring It is the custom on
cattle ranch to have round up" ana
brand the cattle, so we are going TO
have a round up and brand these
cattle and place them in their proper
pastures,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09

Now let all these choice specimens
{ take notice.
We will deposit one thousand or
| NIFTY thousand dollars 20 be covered By
| like amount from them, or any one
| OF them, and If there was ever one
| ounce of old bread or any other ingre-
dient different than our selected wheat
| and barley with a little salt and yeast
used in the making OF Grape-Nuts, We
| VIII lose the money,
our pure food factories are open at
| all times 10 visitors, and thousands
| pass through each month, inspecting
| every department and every process.
! our factories are so clean that one
could. with good relish. eat a meal from
| the floors.
The work people, both men and wom-
| en-, are Of the highest grade In the state
| Of Michigan, and according to the state
| labor reports, are the highest paid IN
the. state for similar work.
Let us tell you exactly what YOU will
| see when you Inspect the manufacture
Of Grape Nuts. You viii find tremen-
dous elevators containing the choicest
wheat and barley possible to buy. These
grains are carried through long con-
yeyers To grinding mills and there con-
verted into flour. Then the machines
make selection OF the proper quantities
or this -four in the proper proportion
ana these parts are blended into A
general -four which passes over TO the
mig dough mixing machines, there va
ter. salt and 4 little yeast are added
and the ush bneaded the proper
length Of time.
Remember that previous TO the bar
ley having been ground 1t VAS passed
through about one hundred hours Of
soaking in water. then placed on warm
floors ana slightly sprOutra, deyeloplu,
the diastase IN the barley, which
changes the starch IN the grain into
form Of sugar
Now after Wc have passed Il into
dough and II has been kneaded long
enough, It IS moulded by machinery IN
10 loayes about Is inches long and or 6
inches In diameter II Is put into this
shape Cor convenience IN second cook
ms.
These great loayes are sliced by ma
chncry and the slices placed on wire
trays. these trays, IN turn, placed on
great steel trucks. and rolled into the
secondary ovens, each perhaps 20 OF So
feet long. There the food Is subjected
TO a long low heat and the starch which
has not been heretofore transformed. Is
turned into q form OF sugar gcneraly
known as Post Sugar II can be seen
gllstening on the granules OF Grape
Nutes II held toward the light. and this
sugar Is not poured over or put on tn.
food as these pTevaricators ignorauuy
assert. On the contrary the sugar e.
udes from the interior ~ each little
granule during the process Of manu-
facture, and reminds one Of the little
white PARTICLES Of sugar that come oW
on the end OF hickory log after Il
has been sawed of and allowed to
stand Tor a length Of time.
This Post Sugar Is the most digestible
saa a.
food known for human use II Is so
.a~-~----s-a--s-- s--as-s-s----~- 49, -
perfect Ion its adaptabllty that mothers
with very young infants win pour a
little warm milk over two or three
spoonfu,s Of Grape-Nuts, thus washing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09

the Forest city company 10 compel the
old company 20 submit to three-cent
fares The old company asked the
court TO declare the new company's
charter to be null ana void, and 70
restrain It from proceeding.
The circuit court granted this prayer.
and the city appealed Ia the supreme
court with the result Of securing an
Affirmation Of the decision against H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09
$4,000 ACRES OF
IDAHO SCHOOL LAND

To be sold at Twin Falls, Idaho,
April Is. Excursion via oregon Short
Line April IL and 49, Round trip
from Salt Lake. sii.6J, tickets good
for return TO April 80. Proportionate-
IS low rates from other points. Guy
ticket office 20l Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09
CAMILLE REMEY FOUND GUILTY.

Helena, Mont, April 9.--The second
trial here Of Camille Remey, for killing
WATSON j. Oliver OF Dillon. near Wolf
Greek, 80 miles north of Helena. Sept,
% last resulted In a conviction Of
manslaughter. The jury took the case
Saturday AZ 8 D. m, and reported a ver-
diet this morning, leaving inllictlon Of
punishment TO Judge Smith. The max
imum penalty Is 10 years In the state
pen,antary. The jury disagreed at the
first trial last January Remey's plea
ut both trials was self defense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-09
RESIGNATION FAKE.
No Truth In story That PRIEST. Kerr II
To Quit the Agricultural College.

4 Salt Lake morning newspaper today
published a story to the effect that Presi-
dent W. j. Kerr Of the Agricultural coli
ege had offered to resign that position In
compromise chat involved the conces-
sion TO him that George Thomas, at pres.
ent one Of the faculty Of the institution.
be appointed az his successor Accord
ing to PROT Kerr the story ~ wholly nc-
ton without foundation I'm any way.
Commenting upon the matter today he
said
II do not Intend 10 resign have never
told anyone that would. Everything Is
harmony at the college and ! expect 20
stay. connot understand why the Wild
tale was published, No, there is not one
Scintilla OF truth IN tho report that ! will
quit IN "a week or any other time. Con-
sequently the statement that have tried
to name my successor ii simply alb
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