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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-04-27
NOTICE: TO SHOW
CAUSE WHY DISTRIBU-
TION SHOULD NOT BE
MADE.
In the Fourth Judicial District
Court, of the State of Ne
vada, in and for Lin
coin County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Of
c. W. Elliott Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that H. r. Elliott has filo.;
in this Court petition for the distribution of the
Estate of G. w. Elliott. deceased. the hearing OF
which has been fixed by the Clerk Of said Court,
for Saturday, the 18th day Of March. 1906 at 10 o.
clock A. M. of said day. at the Court Room Of sal,
Court in the Town Of Phoebe. County Of Lincoln.
State Of Nevada. and any and all persons inter
ested IN said Estate are notified then and there 4
apRear and show cause. II any there be, why thi,
said petition should not be granted and saic
estate distributed 70 the heirs At law of said de-
ceased,
EUGENE GOODRICH.
y. n. MeNames.
Attorney tog Administrator,
lFh1t pub Feb. zsEd. Last pub. March ID oel
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-04-27

The bottom of the Bullfrog
Gold Bar shaft, five feet wide,
assays $40 in gold and silver.
This is one of the bonanza stricks
Of the year, ana one of the blg-
gest tnlngs in the far-famed
State OF Nevada. Herald.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-04-27

In addition to the above the
l. 0. 0. f. subscribed the sum of
$50. 90 for the relief of their
brother members in the San
Francisco calamity.
Tne list is still open and can be
found at the posloffice. All
subscriptions will be forwarded as
they are subscribed and paid in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18
Wrnmtjtifs . Merchantmen.

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nlonlt.apc, nobc GogcritroBc, - bel
80, @rb5. 500. So.
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an Sclluicl s. MDott mo Srnl,
Wciticite Der 2ofcuooo. guc.. nubc
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@r05. Sl0.5O S1GM.
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:. Norld)ct, q Cots, So.
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nobc SricnoSbnrpItr., 13 bel so,
$1,000.
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rp ". Hibcr. Sitieitc scr 9onoitroBe.
nobc ct. SuicpbS'g 1ep. IS bel 100.
Sroj. $l2, s..
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lurSfi mo Trou. Gillette Der Vurfe.
'trnBc, ilnbe SoncolIeriiroBc, 1876 bel
I.l. @ro5. $3.50, S..
Fanl SDglorSfn al Sgrocp Wo.
iofuic5, Siticite Der 9urfe.. nobe Gan.
coiteritrobe, 1876 bel IA, @ro5. $37.-
50. 81.
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81 &. 6oof uto Satin an Warp
u. Yitder. = @runoitiide, $21Sl.S 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18

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nlclll uncrfornt. OaB Der Yobu Der
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milllcn. Nan gIoubt. ouB ole Conn.
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gen Die Nnnobnlc Der @il crbcbcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18

36Ne Snr Neife in's Mmslanb tefsvgt e.
Saline, VT. Ill, e. FaRl.straRe. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18

""@ Ger .Nbbott 9cib Spor. mo
Dan Tcrcin 9tr. 1" bolt bcuteylbeno
in Soltis Soigtmom's Sulle. Nr.S45,
Siio Wontioro guenuc, cinerGtro.
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me elmer @eieBpcr1nberung ob. aac
Witglieoer ionten erideinen.
nxu. "a. n.if. Tia h.as~., sf..-. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
TROUBLE AT G0lDFIELD.
Gov. Sparks and Atty..Gen. Sweeney
On Ground Investigating.

Goldhed. New. June 4.-Gov. Sparks
ana Aly..Gen. Sweeney arrived IN Gold
field last night and were met BY
numerous citizens, representing both
parties 10 the labJ controversy involving
the Nseten Union Telegraph company.
Later the state officials met with the Ia
hor committee and heard their side Of the
question at issue. II is understood that
while not attempting TO adjust this par
;icUlar case. GOV sparks advised the
labor unions against strikes without some
grievance, admonlshlug them that In case
OF strike aud danger 10 property. that
government troops would be thrown into
the district. The attOrney-genersl stated
plainly 10 them that IN case OF destruction
u property the guilty would be punished
according L. law and In case OF killings
the guilty would hang,
The Industrial Workers Of the World
will hold a special meeting Tuesday night
10 determine II they will support the &C.
ton Of It's officials IN the matter OF the
Western Union. II Is generally understood
that the miners union Is strongly opposed
10 the acton Of the Industrial Workers
and that no sympathy or aid can be ex
pected from that source Regarding the
meeting Of Wednesday night the pckets
have been removed from the western
Union office. Gov. sparks and Any
Gen. Sweeney left for Bullfrog this
afternoon aud will return Wednesday.
They express the opinion that the DIM
Guilty would be settled aad that no further
fear need be entertained OF general trou-
bic.
The present difficulty arose over the
efforts Of the Industrial Workers OF
American endeayoring 10 org anize every
department OF labor into unions The
messengers Of the Western Union struck
for higher wages last week and the COM
pany was notified thst all other en-
ployes would BE- ordered out and The Of
nee closed by force II necessary. The
company then called upon the governor
and sheriff for protection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
GEORGE 0PENSHAW
DIED THIS MORNING
Aged and Well Known Citizen
Goes 10 the Great
Beyond.
DUG GRAVE OF PRIEST. YOUNG.
Deceased Leaves Many Relatives and
Friends to Mourn His Demise
Came 10 Utah In So.

At the age II nearly SO years. Geo
openshaw passed from mortality at an
carly hour this morning at the home
u his daughter, Mrs. " c. SQuires
95l Canyon road. Mr. Openshaw was
one Of salt Lakes Oldest and most
respected citizens He came 70 Utah
as carly as 1858. and for many years
thereafter was actively engaged in
building up the commonwealth. For
% years he had charge Of President
Brigham Young's sawmill IN City
Creek canyon aud afterwards for many
years had supervision Of the ci,y's
water system. lie was a man much
beloved BY a large circle Of acquaint-
ances He was generous and kind
hearted and ever ready 10 lend a help-
ing hand 10 ans one IN need Of assist
auce Mr. Openshaw was one OF the
inst members OF the Volunteer IRE de-
partment
Mr. Openshaw bore the distinction
Of having dug the grave Of his once
employer President Brigham Young.
The immediate family Of thsdeceased
are George Openshaw. Jr., Mrs. Dun
mer. Mrs w e. Squires, Joseph Open
shaw and Mrs. J r. Wiscomb. Ar
rangements FOR the funeral have not
vet been completed but due notice will
be given Of the time and place NJ SER
vices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
PROMOTIONS
FOR SALT LAKERS
Two Announcements OF Interest
In Railroad Circles Are
Forthcoming.
H.B. KOOSER AND H. G. POWELL
Former Goo, tu Dallas. Tex. and the
Latter 20 Chicago With Ad.
ditlonal Titles.

Inc announcements were ioiih0oIn.
ing This morning 0i the promotion af
Tvs, men who are we'll known here and
g.. ......t ...... ..... ............-
'''''
men respective railroads BOO SAT- Lake
Everybody win be- pleased to learn
that u y Koosar now g,usr,I sr,rt
of tbe sfiseoiirI p4r.fr boz usrys. nrs
boon prowot.5 ia tbr ro..fio1 nf ibo
.,.rpr5l -outbvcstarr mont f.r the
system win bradotiarfrrs ..t u.Il..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
COURT NOTES.

An action has been filed In the Dis
trict court bv William Dunkerly
against Rose T. Dunkerly 10 quiet title
To- one-half OF lot / block So. plat A,
salt Lake city survey
\ petition for letters Of sdminis,ra-
ton of the estate Of David Latimer.
deceased. has been filed I'm the dis
trict court by James and John Lati-
mer The estate consists OF real pro-
perry valued al $3.50.
The VIII Of Hannah Unsworth. de-
ceased has been filed for probate I'm
the district court together with the
petition 81 Graham r Putnam ask
ing that he be appointed executor The
estate consists Of real property Of the
value u Si,15o.
Suit has been filed in the district
court by Julius Stevenson against the
Utah Consolidated Mining company
20 recover il435 as damages for In
iuries 10 plaintiffs farm and crops al
legged 10 have been caused hy tho
smoke and fumes from defendants
smelter
The preliminary hearing OF Pete N.Y.
ers. Gus Protos and Gust Kondoles is
being conducted At Bingham Junction
today before Justice OF the Peace VII
Hams The men are charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon with intent
to 10 bodily harm upon the person az
JAMES Mabey. The offense was com
mitted on last Friday night
Suit for divorce has been nlcd an
the district court by Matt Xoran
against johanna Zoran m the grounds
OF cruelty and desertion They we're
married ON Feb .. 1904. and Il X al.
legged that defendant has threatened
20 poison plaintiff and hit him over
tho head with q club Further than
that he alleges that she deserted him
for another man.
\ decree quieting plaintiffs ,itle 10
a number n suburban lots has been
rendered by Judge Morse I'm the case
NJ The salt Lake Investment company
against 7. j Lynch and 20 other de-
PENDANTS. The property involved Is
as follows Lots 2. 10. II ana II.
block !. and lots .. 10, II. Il. i3.It
-. l6. Il and is. block 2. Utah SOUTH
ern addition. lo' -. block ]. and lots
l.. 80. 70 and 80. block 2. Thompson's
subdivision ~ b'ck 81. plat q; lots
5S and 81. block I. Olives subdivision
of block So plat G.. lots / and 2. block
;. Byers a Tolls addition: lots ~. 10,
Is. ~. 20. - and %. block ?. Jordan
addition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
PERSONALS.

George y Wallace leaves ton,orr,7,
for Boston on a business trlp.
Section Director HYATT " tho wosth.
or bureau b. al Brigham city TODAY. "a
a witness IN court
Capt r. n. Aleu. the engineer of.
ucer AZ Fort Douglas win 20 10 Fort
puchesne shortly to survey the mill.
tary reservation there
General Manager y. S. Murray and
Assistant 20 Tho Manager VI 1. Thoms :
of ne Reil Telephone scomnsnv
are 40 Billings. Mont, on company bus.
mess.
The Pioneer stake SUNDAY schools
WIN spend Wednesday 40 Calder's nsrk
A. attractive program ~ sports. etc =.
has been arranged and an ENJOYABLE
lime H assured all who attend
Architect W. E Ware has return,i
from Provo. where he lei contract for
DO building OF W knights sew
$4,000 residence. 20 Alexander Bros
The plumbing aud heating goes 20 Pie~-
pout
y. W. uuuyon who has been princI.
pal oi the Ephraim public schools Tor
the past two years. leaves Tor Chiear,
Tuesday 10 attend the Rooster school
later on 10 attend she Bond Institute of
New York
Frank shelton ~ the Union Pacific
land department o. On the city from
Omaha M Shelton was formerly
resident ~ this Citf. and had A desk
in the old Union Pacific offices IN the
Groesbeck block when J. V. Parker
uss general agent here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
REUNION Of THE
NORMAL CLASS.
RepIedging Of Interest and Fine
Banquet at La.
COON.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
H. u. Try Chosen President. Mark {.
Brown Vice President aud Emma
Brown Secretary.

rh, -.-...i ....,.,..,... ,.,.-.., 3D..
.'Ds w ''''''''' ID"
tHe University OF Jlah by It's oldoi
graduates which Is characteristic II
Tho commencement week this ve.r v-s
.,..s-..t d.. .,-..
''S' '"S'' '' Ieu'''oh "'
ihe No'mal class Of 1900. The reunion
was held 90 Lagoon where the ncv
restaurant WAS brougb, Into s.,,i
,'....,,..,, INV ''.~
''L Oh O'"u''''' banquet
Ihe class members began 10 arrive
20 the prpttv Davis county resort Al
o'clock and hy e.so thov vors "a,
''' ~ V''' '"'' were iea'!
~ sll Gown TO me ftPasL Manager
',..'''', hau SPI'dl hulseli 10 make
$50 INV lils' ar 'ne hist large am
vl un, ytdi at lagoon ana served
q r"'lu'' Nhlca Was hlShly satistac-
lOns ia'lt haa been arranged
"l W. uo'th NeIanId OF me new Inn.
Pi',r.le1 from thc weather but stlll
"p.u 20 we liesh 'lI, ana near enough
~ wa, uatiplIls l"NIl"u lot me orches-
", 'us' 10 us enjoyed.
-, we conc iusioh Ql inc repast, Presl-
r ~ ''na' l"cndrds announced II, r.
aN lo'7'Ihas'ei' ana Jolly hour
W. I. '''''hC's was spent Toast
Hl"s',' J! Ld'led oul richards hrst TO
spc''u 10 lH' suoJe'i me Bachelor
i-', auu l",7 Nas loIlo"ed by topic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
S. p. ATTACK ON V. & 7.
Wabusks-Ncrrinston Extension Looked
Upon a. Being Invasion Of Territory.

Regarding the trio last week 10
,yes,.r, Neysa, urd,rt.ts, IA. vi,.
,-., a.. n,
tle''uei.' a'll N'''', o., .'"i'aNy W IL
b"l'' oi ''Iel'i '.pl. r. p", Aiis
halu Ut vac W 'so,i '.oi l.'''s u"u a
IalN 'l so, i-'n, nl,I'''A li'.l 'ue
i'''.o pa@' " u"' '"' l"i''"iA W say
VII Wy lV,"' -, '"','''
'Vu'hvI % L'l'n' my 'l',sl' lh'' l'
= u.''' ',,a'N "l'H lht .sisld
lIu-h'e VIII SUIT %. exec u'el' Ut ~
u',s t"' on''i 'Nu" vi d uIa",h
il"e liulH "'Uush'' Np'N '"' NV qua
Na"ivl "id' Wy H"".N'I" id'lHD
NtN'9' I'ne. 20 ieIilnhlon central ih
vit %! we l,n,s' Iiilii'- "1' aAI ''lI-
luIal pel'H I'D NrN"u'.
nus ll lA utl''to' u oHl tle De-
Elhhlhs or lo.k aIlh ol lhc harrl-
man system Nhigh ul,linaleiN WIZ De
talfled tN'lirI' through MASON valley,
across we sl1tt lllt ana INTO the rlch
mineral dlsll'ls OF Mono ana Alpine
COUNTIES hls is ah INVASION OF the
NiIbiilf ana iA'he' Il'nesl tefil-
10Y toward Nhlh 10 is now plilolhs
Hie that ls 10 Iun lhiulsh NardneI-
we.
ne or. goo a'ho 'uO'ntnt g" he
Napusht-l riIlus'oh extension vas
made ldfi e'rH'hs Nneu ". u. BAN
cloil wee president OF the oregon
short LINE. ana D. Buckingham, SUI
pefnienueli. Irl lui NtNaat To go
olf' ihf route on lha piopos.l lerlel.
AlieauN sa} tlf Hartman oHIclals. The
iotle mas bern surveyed ana consul uc-
uon Is lo commence at an early cate.
my ugl dVa'h upon ilr NWslula
and lIu'htr indicates thal ID %. MINIS
VII e.lher ha'e 10 hghi the southern
idcih. pN carrying his road To The
coast inlolEh central california or
eise NV b' forced t' sale AZ terms
dictated pl haiilmah
tor years me Souihein. Pac'hc has
desired possession OF Tho Virginia and
Iru,kee in order 20 establish . con-
uectlng llnh Win COS southern Nevada
FEEDER, ana o.d q. ana g., now thr ~
ana g. I1' persistent refusal of
Mis- 10 sell resulted Boz the coustruc-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
WEATHER REPORT

Record at th' local office ~ ths wealth.
sr bureau i-r tbc a hours snlne AZ 6
q. OBJ today.
Temperature at 60. on. O.. maximum
3. mir mum. r mean. 10 which Sc I Or.
gree above normal
Total precipitation for thc q hours snl.
irc ai H. m. g. inch
Total rrcr.p.ilfi1n since tie frv 0f Tho
month 8 Igh which Be- li inch below
tll normal
Accumulated excess .r pftDritsurn
since Jan. b t- inches
Relative humidity. 90 per cent
FORECAST TILL6P II WEDNESDAY.
Local forecast Cor salt Lake city and
vicinity.
Partly cloudy tonight and Wedrssf,v
Win local showers. cooler tonight
A. J. HYATT.
Local TorecAster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
SPIKE AND RAIL

sr.,.t -1,-,..r. 20 ... ..t.-.,
so. ,',. nan or 'I' 'o'orad. a
~ ''..' ,,,' gay Aseni y. n. Fo."y of inr
5.lI' LINE l'ii JOSH night 900 q
'''I' '' '''''
.t 81 i.',,I.. e'nei' ds"ni M DE-
.Nvl 'lN .7tr'h 40 Denver, II
'i ""'''''SS "'p
James =. Gu.u agent for the Aforoo
Route at Monou is bero with his f,D,.
'' ''7'''s Win Francis q. Luke
claude Williams. general agent az
Tue Chic3go. Milwaukee a 81 P1ul
leaves tonight OLD business trim ..
PutD
Los har,ies has once mor, 70.
vyc1 lha NarysyaIe extension of he
Bio Grsndo 10 southern california
rumor
..
~. H' 'i',. o!strlc' ii''ani ana pas
.e"ser agent OF The Hartman lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER

Monroyia. CaL. June Mrs Alberta
pahnef storrs, 6auFhter 81 the late com.
mander Dahnu United States navv. and
vel known On Washington and southern
fcaetr vas placed on trial TODAY al a
pfeninlnark hcaring for the murder q her
husband Roland : siorrs. In this citv
On the rlrht 81 April r last me .yf
dencc against Mrs. storrs IL purely efr
cumsianusl Siorrs younf Fnrlish.
man. Was shot late Al right IN his own
home. and bis wife claimed that he com.
mittef suicide a. the result Of melab-
eholy following a rerod Of drinking. Ths
contention q tho accusation e hased upon
few contradictions IN Mrs storrt' STATE.
ments ard some facts which have no, ,.t
betn explained. City Marshal Miller. Who
y NE complaining witness. VAS the fr,t
10 testify today for the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
UNLUCkY BAlL00NISTS
Tried TO Gross Alps, Fell Into the
idriatic.

New York. June "A cable dispatch
20 The Herald from Milan says.
Capt Nazari. SiEnor Minolettl and
signor Isuell. made a balloon ascsn-
sion on Saturday evening with the In
tentlon Of crossing the Alps
Their balloon was carried over the
Appenines and dropped into the Adrla-
NC. several miles from Ancona. usualli
chung 10 the ropes and was buffe,ted by
ne waves Tor four hours lie vas
finally saved by a torpedoboai Capt.
Nazari and Minoletii were drowned.
Mlnoletti vas well known ana Vas
wealthy. Usuelli was also wealthy and
vel known as an AlpInlsi. lie once
distinguished himself BY crossing the
Andes.
he says that the voyage was ter
rible one from the starr and all the oc.
cupsnis Of The balloon Anticipated
death. The PERCEPTIONS fan into the
sea was the last he remembered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
NEW TRAIN TO GARFIELD.


owing 10 heavy business between Sal.
Lake and Garfield the passenger DE-.
parimen' OF the salt Lake Route qu-
nounces that another train win be- place
Cd into service making four local swing
trains daily. The new train Is 10 leave
salt Lake daily al $3.50 p. M, retprn-
ing leve Garfield at $40 p. m.
Business, both freight aud passenger
has Increased wonderfully over his
stretch OF track between this city and
the new shelter town. and Is nov af-
fording the railroad a very satisfactory
revenue IL Is anticipated. however,
that The Western Pacific WIN soon cut
into this monopoly, but on this subject
Maj. Hooper, the general passenger
agent Of the Denver q Rio Grande. pro-
fesses The nrofoundest lgnorancn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
ARTICLES FILED.
lntermountaln Consolidated Railroad
Company l. Now q Corporation.

Articles OF Incorporation ~ the Inter-
mountain Consolidated Railroad com
pany were fled with the secretary 90
the state Of Idaho in Boise yesterday
morning. The filing fees Of this $4,000. o.
oO0 corporation amounted 10 an even
SlS The company proposes 10 buil1.
EQUIP and operate an electric road
from Preston, Ida. 10 Leyan, Juab
county. Utah. which win pass through
sll the principal cities en- route This
IL the scheme that originated In the
fertile brain OF one BeresfOrd Hope Of
kensington, London England, now re-
ported 90 be in Boston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05

W. II. Bancroft and General superin-
iehleui u. Buckingham OF the oregon
Sl"ri line returned This morning from
heu Trip 90 Nevada on arriving a.
Reno they decided to go ON ana view
HHli Has LEFT Of San Francisco before
.-iuIning which they Hd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
DEFENDANTS WON.
Motion for Non-Suit In Case Aaglnst
|. T.. Granted.

Judge Lewis today granted the mo-
ton OF defendants for a non-sult In the
case OF II, b. Windsor against the
Union Pacific Railroad company and
the Pullman comp.<y and dismissed
the action 4 jury was secured 10 Try
the case yesterday afternoon. and the
evidence In behalf az plaintiff was in.
troduced At the conclusion OF the ev-
idence this morning the attorneys for
he ESQ defendants moved for a non.
suit and the motion was granted. thus
taking the case out of the hands Of
tho jury and bringing IL 10 a conclu.
sion.
Windsor sued 10 recover $3.50 as
adamages for being elected from Pull
man ear az RsNlins, Wyo.. while re.
turning from Omaha The defendants
claimed that he refused to pay the ad.
ditional Pullman fare from Rawlins 10
salt Lake. and az the train had no day
coaches attached 20 II he was put III
to wait for another train carrying lay
passengers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05

The Mercantile lnstallmcnt Co. has
decided 20 open up another store az 80
l'j Main st. The buyer has gone Eas.
70 get IN new and up-to-date stock.
ana everything ~lll be ready in about
two weeks Both stores VIII be- run on
The 500 week system. and win san
under The name oi the Fashion Install.
ment co.