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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
GOING TO DEATH VALLEY
Patsy" Clark, Jr., Of Spokane, VIII
Develop a Property for Father.

P. w Clark son OF Patsy" Clark the
millionaire mining operator OF Spokane.
Wash. arrived in Salt Lake City Friday from
New York city. where ne has been for several
months. He was Joined during the day by ].
Bresnnhan. also q mining man OF Spokane.
Together they viii leave Salt Lake City today
10 20 10 Clark property In the Funeral
range Of mountain. on the edge OF Death val
ley, about fifteen miles from tho soda hikes
owned by "BoraS' Smith OF Oakland, Cal
Mr.. Clark. Sr.. acquired tho property somo
time ago. but has only recently commenced
its extensive development II has two lodges.
which each show n width OF about eight feet
At depth OF 100 feet, and which average 20
per cont copper.
Mr.. Clark stated 10 n representative OF The
Tribune that a railroad is TO be built
from tho bornX and soda deposits TO connect
with the Salt I.skc Route. and that IL Will
pass within a short distance OF property the
development OF which he VIII manage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
PASSENGER MEN APPROVE
"See America First" League Needed,
Say Railroad Men.

chief OF Publicity MetcRlf OF the See Amer
lea league Friday received clipping from
tho Minneapolis Journal containing the fol-
lowing:
'Of1cials OF the Twin City lines are en-
thusiostic the now See America First
league. A NJ Cleland. general passenger
agent OF tho Northern Pacific. says II Is Just
what the country needs. r. +. Malone. as
sistant general passenger agent OF the Great
Western. says tourists will become better
Americans after seeing their own country
w RuGGs Northwestern passenger agent Of
the burlington, Is confident that tho railroads
Will do what they can to foster tho move
ment"
Mr.. Metcnlf Is dcvotng considerable time Rt
present TO compiling q list OF the OF
newspapers throughout the United States
which have In any way taken coGnizanco OF
the See America First movement 1t is
his purpose to get such publications inter
ested 10 n srentcr extent In tho movement.
and thereby assist In Its advancement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Four Miles Through Mud.
GET-ACQUAINTED EXCURSION
Preparations for M. & M. Southern
Utah Trip Nearly Finished.

All preparations for the southern Utah
get acquainted excursion" OF the Manu-
facturers and Merchants association Will
have been completed by the fret Of next
week The Itinerary OF the excursion Is
still under consideration. but will be def-
has already been engaged for the excur-
sion which Will be Joined at Murray by
n great delegation OF the members OF the
new commercial league OF that town.
which will also be accompanied by q mu-
steal aggregation.
A general meeting of the NJ. g. NJ A.
members has been called for next Mon
day night TO receive the report of the
special committee appointed to devise a
means of preventing local business men
from being inveigled into taking space
deals at some length with the question.
and provides that all solicitors OF adver-
tlsing will have to secure the Endorsement
OF tho association, before attempting to
interest the members in advertising prop
osltions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Marlowe Goes to Jail.


pute over the price OF the water. Judge Dlehl
heard the conflicting evidence and reserved his
decision until Saturday.
Marlowe Goes to Jail.
j. c. Mnrlowc. who was arrested Tuesday
night with a revolver and skeleton keys in
his possession, had his preliminary cSamna-
tion set for February ID and In default OF
$3.50 bnll taken TO the county jail
In the case OF Roland Chase. who Ia charged
with forging and passing q check for $40 a
demurrer 10 the complaint was ovcrruled and
the hearing set for Saturday morning.
Cleanup of Vags.
Only Ave days out OF Jail.
j. Ellsworth stood before tho bar;
A vag ne waR, who told tale
or strong desire to wander far.
George Harney made the same appeal.
He had a great desire 20 travel;
II he could not go by wheel
He would be glad TO hit the gravel"
John Miller ranked In the same class
\ barroom noor had been his bed
II his Honor would this sentence pass.
Unto Salt Lake nc would be dead.
There werc halt n dozen more
Who had slept behind the bars.
pehl forGavc them on this score;
Walk" hc said. hunt for tho cars"
Be Careful How You Drive.
There Is a law
Long almost dead.
To keep in awe
Those OF hot head
Who drive too fast
In crossing streets.
So now beware:
III bluccoat meets
You have cnr@.
II your horses trot
And you set caught
The court will not be easy;
There's a nnc 60 pay.'
The Judge VIII gay.
or q size that Will not please ye
Chance to Get Clean,
Dirty and sullcn. composite typo OF Mex
lean and negro. Manuel Gomez with a vicious
look In his eye. stood up TO plead guilty TO a
charge OF trespaFs upon Rio Grnndc proncrty
The court plainly declared thnt he believed
the community safer with Gomez In Jail than
out. as he imposed sentence OF $50 or an
equal number Of days the rock pile.
Fun Cost Him Five.
Peter Duty quaTcd too deeply
Some bad brand OF booze:
Used his gun. but got on chcaply;
Left a fye-spOt. changed his views:
Promised 10 be good In future
And more careful in runs use
Assault Case Goes Over.
In tho case OF Marion Charvis. who for
three days has been displaying a pair Of won
dcrfully blackened eyes. alleged TO hnye been
received In q row that took place in South
Temple street restaurant. the hearing was
postponed until Saturday morning in order
that others interested might DO summoned TO
testify.
Fish Dealer Is Fined.
Fish that have been too long dead arc dan
gerous articles to place on the Salt Lake mar
kct nov. Judge Diehl rendered his decision
Friday In tho case OF p. NJ Hoagland charged
WITH selling unwholesomo haddie Tho court
imposed fine Of s. and expressed his aatis-
faction that the administration had deter-
mined Inv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Wants Guard to Call.
PRESENT FOR HAYWOOD
Former U. S. Marshal Remembered
by His Friends.

A pleasant occurrence incident to the
retirement OF Ben Haywood from the
United States Marshars office took place
at the Federal building yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Haywood was invited into the
ofIlce OF the United States District Attor-
ney, where there was presented TO him by
Clerk OF the Federal Courts J. r. Letcher
on his own behalf and on behalf of Dis
trict Attorney Joseph Lippman and the
old office force OF the MarShaps Office
silver match safe and cigar cutter. on
which was wrought the figure OF G
Rough Rider and a gold tie pin with
O diamond set.
Mr., Letcher spoke in his usual fluent
and happy style and assured the recipient
or esteem in which he was held both as an
officer and n man by the donors
Mr.. Haywood was so affected by the
kindly address that he could only express
thanks" and add. "You all know where
Ben Haywood lives. The latchstring Is
always out and when you pass just pull
the string"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Y. w. C. A. MEETING
Arrangements for the Big General
Meeting Are Completed.

At the regular meeting OF the board of d.
rcctors OF the Young Women'S Christian As
sociation fcld Friday afternoon at tho head
quarters Of the Manufacturers and Merchants
association, arrangements were completed for
a general meeting TO be held Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock ot the First Presbyterian
church.
The general meeting VIII be known as an
illustrated cup scrvlce." and tho principal
speaker OF tho occasion VIII be Dr William
Cohurn, the evangelist OF Boston. who Is now
In Salt Lake City a special musical pro-
gramme VIII be rendered by Prof. Middleton
and others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
LAST OF COBURN'S MEETINGS
Large Congregation Present at z. M.
C. A. Auditorium.

The last Of tho series OF meetings at the Y
81. c. a. auditorium by Evangelist Coburn
was held last night large congregation
was present and tho services were Impressive
DR.. Coourn spoke on the subject OF "Jude-
ment,' using Daniel as an example OF right
eous judgment. and Judas. tho bortayer as
the opposite At the close OF the meeting Ave
confessions were made. There will be no SER
Vices today. but Sunday night a final union
meeting composed Of the congregations OF the
First Presbyterian. First Methodist and First
Baptist churches viii be addressed by DR.
Coburn at the First Presbyterian church
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
LECTURE BY REV. TAYLOR
Conditions in the Congo Free State
His Theme.

To one OF the largest congregations OF
the season. Rev. w. NJ. Taylor gave an
address on the Conditions in the Congo
Free State" IN the Calvary Baptist
church. Tho subject Is ono that the
speaker has spent considerable time in
studying and has gathered facts and fig
urcs from travellers. The address dealt
with the conditions I'm that country under
King Leopold's reign, who was termed
the usurper. DR., Taylor also referred to
the frightful slaughter Of the negroes by
the troops of the Belgian Kingdom At
tho conclusion of the address a collection
was taken for the missions In the Congo
Free Stntc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Warner Miller. cS-Unlted States Senator O.,
Now York. and James II. Dalton ond H II
Melville OF Boston, arc registered Mt m.
knutsford. They arc returning east from
visit To- the property OF tho Dominion Connsr
Mining company at Greenwood. British Colur,
bio In which they are interested Mr. Millcr
is president OF the company. They exprezseb
Themselves as well pleased with the conditions
prevailing at the Dominion property
Hugo Sohmcr OF Now York hcad of tbo c.
mer Plano Manufacturing company, and wiz
are guests at tho Kenyon hotel. ''
Shcrin james OF Evanston, Wyo. WINS IN
tne city on Official business Friday and
called upon Sheriff Emery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
NELSON is APPOINTED
State Superintendent Will Help
Educational Meet.

State Superintendent OF Schools A G.
Nelson received a communication from
tho National Educational association Fri,
DAY, announcing his appointment as a
member OF the advisory board of the eonN
eral committee on arrangements for tho
convention Of the association at San
Francisco next July fi
Superintendent Nelson Will appoint ey
cry county superintendent In the State a
a member Of the subcommittee to assist
superintendent of City Schools Chrlsten
sen In working up interest In the conven-
tion. Superintendent Christensen Is the
director for Utah " VIC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
FOUR PLEAD NOT GUILTY
Batch of Alleged Violators Of Law
Before Judge Armstrong.

Four alleged yiolatorS OF tho law were
aTTaigned before Judge Armstrong in the
criminal division OF the Third District
court Friday. and all entered pleas OF
not guilty. Those arraigned were:
Nellie Smith. charged with obtaining
money by false pretenses, the specific
charge being that she borrowed 500 on a
piano that did not belong to her.
Joseph Dye, abducting a girl under tho
age OF consent
Frank Greges. burglary in the first de-
gree. for entering the Eagle hotel
James Mcdonald. attempted grand lar
ceny, in trying TO open a safe In which
mere was $3.50 the property OF Matt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Four Divorce DEGREES

Judge Morse granted decrces OF divorce In
tho following cases Friday afternoons
Edward w Olsen VS. Anna Olsen cruelty
Evelyn /. Brown Ralph K. Brown non
support
ley, non-support and desertlon.
Andrew ". Proclaim Mile GuIley Free
bnirn. desnrtlon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
GOV, CUTLER TALKS OF
THE NATIONAL GUARD
States Chief Executive Says He
Knows Nothing Official
of Trouble.

Excepting what no has -cad In the
newspapers OF the city, Gov. Cutler says
he is In utter ignorance OF any trouble.
or dissatisfaction. In the National Guard
OF Utah.
When asked concerning the eiSsension
that has been caused by the enforced
resignation of acting Adjt.-Gen. Geoghc-
gan, Gov. Cutler said yesterday:
Need Of Efficient Guard.
This State Is going to have a Ma
tlonal Guard-and Il good National Guard
whether there are any rcS'guations, OF
not We want an efficient organization
here and we are going to have IL [ Go
not know of any trouble In The Guard,
except what / have read In the papers.
The time Will come when the Guard will
be n good thing here as II Is In other
States.
Wants Guard to Call.
''somc OF the mon may think they are
aEgrleved, from what they have seen in
the papers. but II they would come to me
they would find that there Is no iDten-
tion Of harming the Guard. The men
have probably been mislnformcd and told
that they were being imposed upon by
somebody. I have no official knowledge
OF any trouble whatever.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

Boyden-ntcrmittent Thought
Browning, r. and F.. B.-Letters vols
Cnport-PrlmItive Art in Egypt
Shamocriain-Songs OF All tho Colleges.
Commons-Dstributon OF Wealth; Trade
Unionsm.
Davidson-Selected Poems
Elliott-Two In Italy
F1ske-Ctvil Government In the United Stntes
Eorest-Socratcs
Georgc-Men1cc OF Privilege
Jones-Crusaders
kcndrck-English Embroidery
lant-Vlkings OF tho Pacific
lo"e-Teehncal Methods OF Ore Analysis
Potter-Art OF tho Venice Academy
kichardson-Afoden Asphalt Pavement
pp,es-Eonomic Geology OF the United States.
hunlel-AIms and Ideals OF Representative
American Painters
shiIazizLire OF Omar Khayyami.
slater-Eow to Collect Books
titivc, vols
Ward-Canterbury PiIerImagcs
ioung-Truvels in France
Fiction.
Becke-Hotes From Ny South Sea Les.
Crockett-ChorrS Rtbband
iI'ohnson-Sir Galahnd OF New France.
lie CueuX-Cznr's Spy.
loonlls-Minervas Muncuvrcs
Mnther-Counses OF q Worldly C;odmotber
Nobe-Edge OF Circumstance
dunshaw-Constancc West
seFery-MyStcry OF June 18th
Books for Children.
BalleE-Petcr Newell Mother Goose
Bond-Sciontnc American Boz
Cousin A''''" IhiheSe
Fallows-Story OF the American Flag
lnsersoll-lsland in the Air
Weavers i"iec
Paipe-Girls and Women
St Nlchoas-InJlan Stories
"ihurns-Romancc OF Mining
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
MASQUERADE BALL
Danish Sisters Lodge Entertains at
Russell Hall

Inc Danish Sisters. Lodge No. 60. gave
d grand masquerade ball Friday evening
III russell hall which was attended by
over -oo persons. The afrair was one OF
iaT,o Y most successful ones given by the
in 'igS tbe,g Gt that that order who did everything
We're 10 poMgr TO see that their guests
foIionIn'ne the time of their lives The
tHg"1%,ng "a composed the committee; II M.
1ronaad' nund' Larson. Mesdames Anna
ses MARY Hanson. Catherine Jen-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Three More DISCHARGED.

on motion Of District Attorney I1,ofbou,ov
the informotons against j T. Boho-,.
stephen Olds and James Moore, charging hur
giary In tho FIRST degree. wero dismissed nv
judge Armstrong Friday. These are tho Iaat
OF the Blnght IN Junction cases wherein sovon
men were charged with robblng a Rio Grnnde
freight car Cases against the other four
dotcndnnts have been previously dIsmlqsnd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
ALL WILL CBLE|
Students and Faculty q
versity Plan Big y

"Everybody's day y
which the faculty aae
State university ore plas-
Washington's birthday
All connected with the U,
manner are expected 10 !
programme is In courss 2
Tho Rev. DR.. E. / 60
the principal address E-s*'
speeches BY well-Sron
nerous musical numbers
city. including Hugh y
Welhe and John ]. Me1s
ler and the regents Of t1s
be Invited as guests oi =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
City Is Cinched Apain

Tho jury in the case OF Alice j Kirk ngoInst
Salt LaNc City returned into Judge RitchIo's
court Friday afternoon with q verdict in IA
yor OF tho plaintiff for 5000. Mrs. Kirk sued
for $500 ns tho result of injuries received by
falling Into ditch Eighth South street
between Second and Third West streets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
BRANCH P0ST0FFICES
Two New Sub-Stations Are to Soon Be
Established.

Postmaster Arthur L. Thomas Yesterday
stated that tho establishment OF two now sub
stations OF the Salt Lake po5tofflce had been
decided upon One will be known as station
No and Will DO go South First West
street with Frederick II. Weight in charge.
The other will be known station No. IL.
and will be at ~ West Second South street
n few doors wcst OF tho Cullen hotel and Will
be in charge OF Stanley l.. Mayer. This stn-
tion. which is meant accommodate the
central business part OF tho town. will sell
stamps. iasue money order and register letters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Will Select Location.

The officers and directors OF the Utah Pack
ing company, which was recently organized
VIII hold meeting in the oflce OF james
Noylc In the Dcscrct National Bank building
this afternoon. and definitely determine upon
the location OF the proposed plant In addition
to tho site Mt the old Union Stock Yards. north
OF tho city. tho company hnB under consIdera-
ton another piece OF ground within The lilnits
% the city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Supreme Court Cases.

The Following cases were arSuod nnd sih-
mltted In tho Supreme court Friday: C s
Holmes VS.. Mary Judge appellant; Joscnb
ooerndorlcr VS. George w. Moyor. appellant
In the latter case Judge Armstrong Sat in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Short Sentence Passed.

Moroni Prntt- who recently convicted
at Heber City OF selling liquor 10 Indians and
sentenced TO thirty days I'm the State prison
delivered to that institution by ShoriT
Bonner Of Wasatch county Friday. This is
one OF the shortest sentences ever Imposed
upon man sent to the State prison.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Small Case on Trial.

Judge Rtchic and jury arc engaged In the
case Of Thomas \. Howard aEaInat tho Snu
Lake Nursery company Suit is brought 10
recover a balance OF H9l7o. alleged 10 no
due on q promisSory note. The defense ia
Shat the note was secured through fraud
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

but failed TO find him. as he had been
called TO make an important visit DIR
Bird attended TO Guthrie on Saturday
In the evening Attorney Christensen
consulted with Dr. Bird and later In con-
Nersation with a Tribune reporter the
Attorney stated that DR.. Bird had made
an examination of Guthrie and found a
wound or bruise on the back of the head
which. In his opinion had been caused by
a fall. The jar had burst a blood vessel
In tho head and this rupture. In his opIn-
ion. was the Immediate cause Of death,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Buys Tracknge Ground.

An important sale that was consummat-
ed Friday was that of 20x20 rods at the
northeast corner OF Fifth South and
Fifth West streets. The deal was mode
through w. S. Crismon. the real estate
agent and the consideration WAS 5000
The seller was Austin K. Tiernnn and
the buyer. Robert Marsh. AS the prop
crty borders the tracks OF the Denver
q Rio Grandc railway. and as Mr.. Marsh
is the agent In Salt Lake OF the KEN
merer Coal company. II Is understood
that the acquired ground will be used
as a coal depot.
Main Street Property Sold.
w. ]. Dooly purchased Friday. through
Mecks & Lynch, 6lsxl0 rods at tho north
west corner OF Main and Eighth South
streets. from Urban Picknell for the sum
Of 5000. Through the same flrm, BenJa
min Waterfall OF Denver purchased from
Mr.. Picknell 5LzS6I5 rods on the west
side OF Main street, between Seventh and
Eighth South streets. for the sum OF
$500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Board Meeting Called.

meeting OF the State Board OF Land Com
missoners has been called for Monday after
noon NJ O'clock. at which time chairman
VIII DO elected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Action Is Dismissed.

Tho case OF the Limo King Mining COM
pany against tho Union Lime and Stone com
pany was dismissed motion OF the plaIntIn
In the Third District court Friday, The &C
ton was brought for the possession OF quar-
ries and other property In ParIey's canyon
The matter has been settled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Reception to DR.. Eliot

Ine F1rsi Unitarian society invites alr n,or,-
pers OF tho congregation and those Interaa'n, !,
In the welfare Of the parish TO attend tbe =,
ISrmSl reception held in honor OF Rev q IA
Enot. u u; OF Boston. at Unity hail on
1 IuoScIy evening from TIL 10 20 N IN 't On
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
SNOW DID NOT ARRIVE
ResuIe Was a Beautiful Day for City
of Saints

Tho atmospheric wave carrying cold and
snow. scheduled to arrive in Salt Lake from
tho northwest yesterday, ran amuck some
where in the mountains and failed TO appear.
Tho result was that this region again
favored with model late winter day in which
bright sunshine was tho leading feature. The
samo condition Is promised for today. with
the exception that there may be more clouds
than yesterday and corresponding diInnu-
tion OF clear sunshine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Suit Against the City.

Hannah l.. Anderson has filed a $1,000
damage suit against the city because OF
n change Of grade In front of her prop
erty which is described as a part OF lot
s. block 81, plat a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Believes Him Dead.

IT Is then set out that no member OF
Demings family has heard from or seen
him since his departure and the belief is
expressed that he is dead. At the time of
DeminGs disappearance he had $500 in
McCornick's bank. the petition adds; also
life insurance policy for $1,000 in the
Equitable Life Assur> nee society. The
court is asked to decree that Deming Is
dead and Issue letters or administration
TO Mrs DcminR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
WILL ARRIVE TUESDAY
Salt Lake Woodmen Preparing to Re-
ceive Head Ax-Wielder.

Tho local lodge OF Woodmen OF the World
has completed oil arrangements for the re-
ception of l. !. Boke. tho head counsel OF the
fraternity, who Will arrive in Salt Lake ne1t
Tuesday. Tho purpose OF Mr.. Boxes Walt ia
TO make an inspection OF the local lodge Of
Woodmen and an open meeting has been
planned for Tuesday night. He is at present
in Denver and Monday night he will address
tho Woodmen OF Provo. Utah. coming TO Salt
Lake Tucsdny morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Jury Supply Runs Out.

The smeltcr smoke suit OF w l. Turner
against tho Utah Consolidated Mining COM
pany tnken up before Judge LOWS Fri
day, but had 10 be postponed until Monday
owing 10 the fact that the jury panol was c1-
haustcd. A venire was Issued for twelve ad-
ditlonal lurymen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
SEEKS MISSING son
California Man Believes Boy May Be
in Zion.

]. w Grove of HolIister Cal. has asked
the Masonic societies OF this city. as well
as the Chief OF Police TO aid him In
searching for his ciGhteen-year-o SON.
Hugh. who left home some weeks ago.
A few days ago Chief Sheets was request
ed by wire 10 ascertain II the young man
was in any of the local hospitals. Flo
wired Mr.. Grove In the negative. but has
received no further instructions.