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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-04

An appeal from the decision of the
District Court in the case Of James A.
Dove VS.. Lord & Belser has been filed
In the Circuit Court. The lower cour'
granted the plaintiff verdict OF 81.
damages on account OF injuries said to
have been sustained by the running OF
gravel trains past his residence.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-04

"For Rent" cards on sale at the
Bulletin office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
LATE LOCALS.

II. @. Wilson and r. ]. Carrigan have
returned from Yuma county. Ariz.,
whore they have secured promising
gold property which formed the basis
for organization OF the Clara Gold A.
Copper company.
The state board Of insanity is holding
its regular monthly meeting In Provo
today and Gov. Cutler, State Auditor
Edwards and state Treasurer Chris
Hansen went down to Provo to attend
the meeting.
Tomorrow afternoon at the Univer-
slty az Utah Col. willard Young OF
salt Lake, Will address the students
OF the Engineering society on the Og-
den valley reservoir. He will discuss
the engineering problems involved In
the scheme.
The appeal In the case OF the Des-
eret irrigation company ct al W..
samuel Mcintyre ct al. defendants
and respondents. and the Robbins &
kearns Dam e. Canal company ct al,
defendants ana appellants, was dis
missed without prejudice today by the
supreme court.
Clerk Judd OF the board of educa-
ton Will, tomorrow. pay the salaries
OF the supervisors. principals and teach
ers OF the city schools for the fourth
week OF the fourth month OF school
ending Jan s, 1906, The payrolls for
the other three weeks of the month
were paid before Christmas.
The Utah Fuel company is putting
out this month 30 per cent more of
commercial coal than a year ago at
this time. The officials OF the company
say there ~ really no actual suffering
IN town, only the Inconvenience of be-
ing obliged 10 live from hand to mouth.
as It were. In the matter Of fuel
The Commercial clubs special COM
mite on ''See America First" has onea-
ed an Office in room PA Commercial
club building, and furnished II hana-
scmely. The nanles of the committee
are printed on the glass panel of the
door
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
LOCAL MARKETS..

A feature In today's markets Is the
receipt by west side wholesale Arm.
of car OF Newhall oranges, the first
of the season, and altogether ave cars
of the yellow fruit have been received
this week by wholesalers. Large ship
ments Of bananas are also at hand. and
The west side firm referred To has 1000
punches stored In It's basement. As
there are IA dozen to "A bunch, the full
load. this makes 10000 bananas
thing of stock TO have on hand.
one firm alone received this week 1000
boxes of apples, the entire receipt for
the week amounting to about 1870
boxes. part of them selling at 81 per
box. The weekly consumption In Salt
Lake IL reported TO be six cars, A car
Of sweet potatoes from the coast Is at
hand to supply steady and strong To-
cal demand. Celery is scarce and con-
tinues high, with strong demand. A
carload OF bloaters and finanhaddics ar
rived last night, from Boston, also,
large shipments of white fish from the
great lakes. a few Utah turkeys ami
chickens showed up this morning; but
the supply generally of poultry mas been
so scarce that Kansas and Nebraska
have begun to ship In poultry,
oats and barley are up i've and ten
cents. owing to scarcity. Cocoanuts are
in the market, and turnlps are getting
TO be very scarce. The prices prevail
ing today, locally are az follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Tonight tho members OF the Twenty
club give a large dancing party at the
Ladies Literary club house, the chap
erones to be Capt, and Mrs. Sturgis.
Mrs Charlotte Newman viii leave
carly next week for short stay in
Denver
DIR, Fred Plnkerton gave an elabor-
ate dinner in honor Of Mrs. Plnkertou's
birthday anniversary, which took place
on Tuesday. a number of intimate
friends being present
Miss Edna Dwyer leaves shortly for
New York, where she will resume her
musical studies. on her way she win
Visit with her sister Mrs. Louis
Crltchlow, IN Indiana,
The Froebel society VIII meet on Sat
urday at . o'clock with Miss Lulu Key
ting, 226 west Second North street An
Interested IN kindergarten work are
urgently requested to be present.
Announcement has been made of the
secret marriage or Miss Ethel Baer
and Mr. John Chapman, which took
clerks office, with David Smith ofici-
ating, In the presence of Joseph NJ
Cohen and Joseph L. Eldredge. Jr. The
license was taken out In Miss Baer's
real name of Clark instead of her
mothers present one of Baer. by which
this young lady Is generally known SO
mat The affair escaped notice. The
bride was taken TO Chicago Immediately
by her mother and has remained there
ever since, so that the groom now
threatens divorce proceedings for de-
sertion, Mr., Chapman is the we'll
known bicycle rider
Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard Reed have re-
turned from California.
Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Gates are back
from their eastern trip.
Miss Jennie Parsons left YESTERDAY
for California, to be absent for some
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
RUNNING HIS LINES.
Engineer Kelsey Cuts ON Men In Em-
pioy OF the Municipality.

CITY Engineer Kelsey made whole
sale slaughter Of the surveying crews
in his department yesterday afternoon
and discharged "a men, who compose
four Of the crews employed on the out
side. There are stll two crews left, and
the engineer announces that II he finds
that the work AZ the present time,
which Is slack on account OF the wealth
er. can be done with only one crew
then he viii discharge some of the
other surveyors. With the exception
noted In ast evenings News" he has
made no changes IN his Office force as
set, hut u IS expected that he win do
SO In feW days.
Those released by the engineer yes
tcrday are A. Il. Cleaman, a. W. Calne.
Jr., w. Gaileazsl, Il, A. Margetts Thorn
as McKeen. w. V. Philips. r. T. Quin-
by. Joshua Selley W. Thone r..
Wright, j. VI. Lent2. W. Watson, +.
Wright and ). r. Stibbeus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
DISSENTING OPINION.
Chief Justice Bartch Takes Exceptions
TO Ruling OF the Court


The dissenting opinion OF CHIEF Jus
tice Bartch In the case OF A. Booth a.
Co Va q. NJ Wiegand. appellant. was
flied yesterday afternoon. The major
ity opinion, recently rendered by Jus
tees Strnup ana McCarty reversed
decision in the case rendered by the
former members OF the supreme court.
and held that resident OF this state
could not take advantage OF n foreign
corporation, which had not compiled
with the laws of the state In regard to
Hing it's articles here and thus evade
the performance OF contract entered
into with the company,
In his opinion the chief Justice severe
ly arralgns the ma jority opinion OF the
court and holds that under that opinion
foreign corporations have advantages
In the state which domestic corpora
lions do not possess, and that by per-
hitting foreign corporations to operate
here without complying with the laws
of the state or paying the fees required,
such foreign corporations can obtain
benefits and advantages over domestic
corporations by violating the law and
hence can transact business on more
favorable terms than corporations or
gani2ed here, which have to comply
with the laws OF the state
In regard to that point the opinion
of chief Justice Bartch says;
This places persons who violate the
law upon more favorable footing than
they who obey It's mandates Such is
the sequence from the strange and
strained construction OF the majority
placed upon the perspouous language
employed by our lawmakers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
PERSONALS.

c. ]. Collins has gone to Arizona on
a six weeks trip.
A party OF Raymond & Whitcomb ex-
cursionists Is at the Knutsford today.
Il. Il. Dewey of Nampa, son OF the
late Col. Dewey, is a guest at the Ken
yon
L. +. Ayson. a New Zealand govern
ment official, is a guest at the Knuts-
ford.
President @. II. Rhoads Of the I'm
derwriters' association Of Denver, Is In
the city on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Pickering have
returned from Payson. where they went
10 attend the funeral OF William II.
Pickering. Jr., nephew.
W. J. Horne and wife returned from
Los Angeles yesterday. They visited
the principal cities OF the coast and
enjoyed a pleasant visit.
There win be a party In the 10th
Ward Amusement Hall tomorrow even
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

The famous Calve and her company
appear at the Tabernacle tomorrow
night. Calve sang last week in Bos-
ton, and the critic OF the Herald says
"her voice is as fresh as ever, ana
It had the haunting indeiuahlc quail
Is that puts Calvc apart from all
other operatlc women singers"
The sale OF seats IS still going for
ward at the Clayton Music company.
Az the Grand tonight, change Of
bill will be given. the well known sun
Ministries opening an engagement
For next weeks bill at the Orpheum
.he headlner win be The Four Juggling
Normans. The other turns viii be
Horsky. Falrchd and Bergere, enter
talners count de Butt and brothers
comedy bicycle act: the Three Mitch
ellis. comedians, singers and dancers;
Jack Irwin. monologue, Perle and Da-
mnnt, Spanish singers aud dancers,and
the kinodrome with new set OF mo-
ton pictures
At the Lyric the broadway Gaiety
Girls win continue their bill I'LL Fri
day night
The noted lecturer, Sam =. Jones,
Will be heard at the Theater next
Monday evening under the auspices OF
the Y, NJ. {. \.
Calves manager reached salt Lake
on delayed train today, The famous
cantatrlce. however did not come into
the city having her car verltable
palace ON wheels, dropped on at Bountl-
ful, where 1t will remain under guarl
untl tomorrow morning. when 1t VIII
be brought into the capital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
COL, MAXS0N HERE.
Weather Is such He WIN Have 10 90
To California.

Col H. b. MaXson OF Reno, and wife.
are at the Kenyon today. having ar
rived this morning from Los Angeles.
But owing to the wintry weather pre.
yalling, they will have to return 10
southern California without delay.
Colonel Maxson, It VIII be remembered
was terribly injured last fall. at Reno,
by a runaway team dashing into the
back of his buggy, and trampling him
under foot. He suffered seven broken
ribs, broken arms, gashed head, and
other injuries, He lay for weeks i'm
plaster cast, and finally was re-
moved TO southern California, where
he has been recuperatlng. Col Max
son Is still secretary Of tho Irrigation
congress, ana reports extended prep
arations for the meeting next Septem-
Der at Boise. His slogan Is now
Boost for Boise The coloners many
friends here will be glad to know that
he is convalescent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearlngs amount
cd 60 81 ,iS05S0.72 as against S57S. OSA 80
Tor the same day last year.
The Utah Smelling company OF Og-
den today filed q copy of It's articles OF
Incorporation with the secretary Of
state. The company IS capitalized at
100000, divided into shares Of the par
value OF 500 each David EccIes Is
PRESIDENT Bella Kadash. vice presi-
dent; G, w NIbley. secretary; John
ringree. treasurer.
The residents OF this state may now
insure their property against damage
caused by hall and cyclones as the
Mankato Mutual Hail and cyclone In
surance company Of Minnesota today
filed a copy OF is articles Of iucorpora-
ton with the secretary OF state and Is
prepared to do business here. The Of
hcers Of the company are +. w Hunt.
president: George Pond, vice president;
W. l.. Comstock. secretary. +. w.
Force, treasurer T.. A. Hopkins. gem
cral manager. Secy Of State Tingey b
designated as the legal representatiyk
OF the company IN this state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
WIDOW GETS MONEY.
Court Finds in Favor Of Mrs. Butter
In Insurance Case.

Judge Lewis has rendered judgment
In favor of plaintifr In the case OF Es-
ther Butzer against the Head Camp,
Pacific jurisdiction, Woodmen OF the
World, for the sum OF 5000 without
interest The action was brought To
recover the above sam on an Insurance
certificate held by Peter Butter. WHO
vas insane at the time OF his death IN
Elgin, ILL.,. about two years ago. TIE
defendant held the money until the
court could decided who was entitled TO
II as the mother and other relatives OK
Butzer interviewed IN the case and al.
legged that the DECEASED was insane at
the time he married, and hence they
were his only legal heirs ana as such
were entitled 20 his insurance. The
court found IN favor Of the window and
she will receive the entire amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
SHOULD HAVE HAD
TRADE DISCOUNT.
Opinion Of Supreme Court in Case
OF Smith Table Companyvs.
P. w. Madsen.
LOWER COURT is AFFIRMED.
Company Coutcndcd that Salesman
Had No Authority 10 Give Other
Than Cash Discount.

The supreme court today handed
down an opinion Affirming the judg-
inent Of the lower court in tho case
OF The Smith Table company, appellant
against +. w. Madsen. The action was
brought TO recover q balance alleged to
be due for the gale of certain fnrni-
tire by plaintiff to defendant II was
contended by plaintiff that The goods
were sold on an agreement whereby
the defendant was TO receive a cash
discount OF 10 per cent II paid for
within Is days. The defendant contend
ed that he was 70 have what Is known
ms a trade discount" which means II
discount of TINT amount II paid within
80 days.
The amount OF the sale less the Ia
per cent discount vas paid by defend
ant within 30 dnys, but the company
refused To allow the discount and gave
defendant credit for the amount paid
and sued him for the balance. The
lower court found that the agreement
was that defendant should have trade
discount and hence rendered de-
cislon In his favor.
The company IN its appeal contended
that the salesman who made the sale
had no authority 10 give anything but
cash discount and hence exceeded
his jurisdiction when he gave defendant
a trade discount. The supreme court,
however holds that the agent was the
general agent Of the company IN charge
Of It's general salesroom at Grand Rap
ids. Mich, and that he had authority
count as well as cash discount Hence
the Judgment of the lower court ~ at
irined. Justice Straup wrote the opln-
ion OF the court which Is concurred In
by Chief Justice Bartch ana Justice
McCarty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
BOSTON CLOSE.

The closing quotations on mining
stocks IN Boston today, as reported py
James A. Pollock & Co., were as ioi'
lows
Adventure, 5.50d6; Allones, Hls'ig
i4.50 Arcadian. 5.50n5.75, Bingham
Con. A75M35. 00 Calumet & Heela.
7.0Od7 .O5 Con. Mercur, 6ld6s Ccppeess
Range. So. 5O7s3 90; DAILY West, ie.ove
1900 Green Con, 90. S71sG2s.62l MAS ~.
II 5OG1l.75; Michigan, Is. 7odlHw'
North Butte, S.OO1ss 90; Tamarses'
l.O7ali. ~; Tecumseh, iS.b0qlS;76; len
neasee Copper, so 00m52 90; United ~,
per- SO .5Oq6i. 90; Utah Con. 50 ,N1s
$3.50. Victoria, 7.I5@s.0o; Wolver,,nnSs'
fSS. 000lS %: Nevada Con. I'll.
l2.2h. Amalgamated, Ill .2Odlli.S's
Boston Con, Si.62isGa.S7is' u +"
Mining. 4s.50QiS.15.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE.

Judge Armstrong yesterday afternoon
heard the contempt PROCEEDINGS against
Oscar Soderluud OF Murray, who was
charged with falling 20 pay his ifyorced
wife allmony as ordered by the court
When the court found TINT Soderlund
had earned over $500 In three months
ana had only giyen his wife $50 10 that
time, proceeded 90 give the man "A
lecture which he VIII not soon forget
He gave the fellow one more oppor-
tunity TO pay w and told him that Ii he
failed 90 do so he would land In jail
for several months
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
DEATH OF MRS. DRAKE.
Last Surviving Member OF Zion's Camp
Passes Away at Ccnteryillc.
Special to the "News."D

Especial to the "News.D
Centeryllle. Jan. il.--Mrs. Diana
Holbrook Drake, one OF utah's earliest
settlers, died at her home here at 5:l5
o'clock this morning. after an illness OF
two weeks. The deceased was born In
New York state Oct g. 1888, and came
TO Utah IN lSis, For many years she
was resident OF Salt Lake, but In 1887
moved to Centerville, which has been
her home even since,
Mrs. Drake IS survived by her hus-
band, one son, two daughters and nu-
meroug other relatives. She was sis
ter Of Hon. Lafayette lIolbrook OF Pro-
yo and Orson H. Holbrook OF Fillmore,
The former IL now on his way to old
Mexico, but on effort ls being made to
intercept him. so that he may be able
to attend the funeral, which viii be
held Sunday ut ! D. M, from the Cen
terville Westinghouse
The death of Mrs. Drake removes the
last surviving member OF lions Camp.
and one OF the few remaining who were
baptized into the Church by the Proph-
ct Joseph Smith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
HUMANE OFFICERS WORK.
Makes Annual Report to Mayor
Thompson of What lie Has Done,

Former Humane officer b. b. Mann
today filed his annual report for the
year 1905 with Mayor Thompson. In
addition to figures showing the work
done In his department the officer
recommends that. IN order To secure
convictions under the humane ordi-
nances of the city. chapter IS Of the
revised ordinances should be so amend
ed as 20 concur with sections Ass, Ass
and 1855 OF the Revised Statutes OF
Utah. He also renews the reCommen-
dalton made last year that an ann
bulauce be secured for the removal Of
the bodies OF dead animals The report
contains the following interesting stat
istics ON the work accomplished by the
humane officer during the year.
Cases Investigated ...,u,.......230
Cases reported by citizens ......".l5l
Cases self found ..........,,.....,. 70
These cases were disposed Of as fol-
lows:
Crippled horses humanely killed. 81
Horses retired for rest and care., l03
Warnings and reprimdnds to owners 20
Cnses In which there was found no
cause OF action Observation-Disclosures. 30
Arrests made for cruelty ....,,,,.., 10
Convictions with fines .,..,.,,..... 6
jail sentence ......,..,.,.s..,,., !
Discharged by court With repri-
muud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z
Dogs humanely destroyed ...,,....5S3
Total expenditures, including sal
AIRY .'....'"'..','''...... WIS 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office Of the wealth
er bureau for the q hours ending at .
u M, today:
Barometer reading at 6 a. M, 2J.Il9
inches. temperature at A. m. - de-
grees maximum, 80: minimum. q msan.
Is, which is degrees above normal.
Total precipitation for the "a hours end
ing at a. M. 90 inch.
Total precipitation since the first of
the MONTH 0s inch.
Relative humidity. GA per cent.
FORECAST TILL 6 +. NJ. FRIDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Local snow and warmer tonight; Friday
snow.
For utah--Local forecast taken at Dem
yer, Colo;
Local snow and warmer tonight; Friday
snow
West wyoming;
Snow tonight and Friday warmer south
tonight
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
4 barumetric depression over the north
Pacific has developed during the past "a
hours, causing general cloudlness over the
paltenu region and Pacific states with pre-
clpitation in Utah, Idaho. oregon and
British Columbia. Secondary low pres
sure areas were reported over eastern
Colorado, Minnesota and Louisiana. The
Gulf low caused rain or snow over the
southern states ana Missouri Tho high
air pressure over western Colorado has
DEVELOPED considerably since yesterday
morning and the high" over the eastern
states Is passing on the Atlantic coast.
Zero temperature was reported In YER
mont The eastward movement OF the
Pacific disturbance will cause snow IN this
vicinity tonight and Friday, with warmer
r. ]. HYATT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
THE SAVAGE OPERA
COMPANY'S REPERTOIRE

Lovers OF music IN both city and
country will be specially charmed by
the repertoire OF the Savage Opera
company, now finally decided on. The
engagement opens with Faust" Thurs
day, Feb. /, "LaBoheme' Feb 2,
"Rigoletto." Saturday afternoon,
''Tannhauser, Saturday night. Special
excursions viii be run from country
points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
ing. Friday Jan. 18th, TO whirh all the
patrons OF those parties are Invited

ing. Friday Jan. 18th, TO whirh all the
patrons OF those parties are Invited.
Landlord Holmes of the Knutsford
left on business trip 70 California
yesterday and Viii be Joined there lai er
by Frank Knox. who leaves with Mrs.
Knox for the west OH Friday
Mrs. +, p. Smith and her two sons,
and Miss Blanche Young, niece to Mrs
Smith, have gone to Los Angeles, where
they win spend the winter. The party
expects to return home In the spring
General Secretary o. L. Cox OF the
Y. NJ. G. A. goes to Denver Friday, 70
help General Secretary Danner of the
Denver association canvass for funds
for the erection OF much needed AS
ISOLATION building In that city. Mr.,
Banner needs 5000 600 for such n struc-
ture IA Denver calls fot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

Fred Brlnd, draughtsmRn residing
mt Salt Lake ana Charles +. Ellis a
carpenter living AT Draper, fled pets
tions In bankruptcy IN the federal court
yesterday. Brind alleges that his assets
are si5l25 and his liabilities si,9aG e.
while Ellis gives his liabilities at 1892 %,
with assets OF $13550, most Of which IL
claimed az exempt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
WANT GUARDIANS REMOVED.
Those of u. y. Ferry Charged With
Certain Irregularities.

Judg Armstrong Is today hearing the
arguments on the demurrer To the PEE
tltion of certain relatives OF T.. l..
Ferry an Incompetent person, asking
that W Mont Ferry and Edward s.
Ferry be removed as guardians OF the
estate and person of u. Z. Ferry. 1t is
claimed by the petitioners that there
have been certain Irregularities IN the
actions of the guardians Ia handling
The property belonging 20 their father
The demurrer is based upon the ground
that the petition does not state facts
sufficient to constitute a. cause OF ac-
ton. The arguments win probably con-
sumo the entire session today. The
estate of MIR Ferry IL valued at sew
eral mlllions OF dolars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, Jan. 1i.--Prlme mer'
camille paper, 5G6% per cent
Sterling exchange easier WIZ"
actual business In bankers pih
IT iss.i5a4ss.5o for demand ana
at 4ss. 20d4s3.25 for so day bills
Posted rates. 4S3nd4A and iSeh
9iS7; commercial bills. 4ss'
Bar silver. e5%.
Mexican dollars, 50ls.
Government bonds hrm' ral'
Dad bonds steady.
Money on call firm, Sos per
cent ruling rate. 5,s; closing pa
4. offered at 5. Time loans steahy'
60 and 20 days. s,s4s per cent
six months. bk%5is per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
SNOW PREDICTED.

II is thnwlng today and the day
orencd promisngly, but by noon the
sky clouded over, and the barometer
started on downward path. So the
weather office predicts snow for to-
night, with rising temperature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-11
FARMERS WANT DAMAGES

The Utah Copper company is mad,
defendant IN two cases transferred
TO the Federal court from the dis
tnct court The plaintiffs are Mrs.
Elsine Peterson and Kesiah a. Beck
stead. who own farms near the com.
pany's shelters. and who allege that
tailings were allowed TO be dumped In