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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
G0LDfIEL0 LABOR
DIFFICULTIES SETTLED.

Goldheld. Sept. 1.-THE labor Diff
Guilty AT GOldneld r. settled The
mines which have been idle for sew.
eral days viii resume operations In
the morning. Al 80 o'clock this
evening the footing Of an automobile ina
Goldheld announced the return OF the
Joint committee Of the mine owners
and union miners which had been at
Tonopah since yesterday afternoon. II
was not long before the automobile
vas surrounded by hundreds Of anx.
ious citizens and miners eager for any
news that might be given out. George
Wingheld gave the word 10 the citizens
crowded around him that the troubles
had tceu adjusted and President
Clough announced 10 the miners that
they were 10 prepare for work az once
as the mines would be open and ready
for their old corps OF miners for the
morning SHIFT \ cheer went up that
was almost deafening. and Il was taken
mp block hy block until Il reached from
one end " the town 10 the other
Neither George Wingdeld nor President
Clough would give out the particulars
Of the settlement ~ this time. They
viii report 10 the bodies they represent
hrst However. the settlement seemed
20 be satisfactory to both.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE

In the District Court Tor s.ut...
County. STATE of Utah. ln the ust,li
inc estate o. Daniel lunn, Deceased ~
uce-Thc undersigned will folI All
latc sale the following described nr.l.,
y, located az the southeast como.
Fourteenth South and County n 0sl ,,i,
Creek. Salt Lake COUNTY, Ttat y,,
Commencing is.7 rods east ana b ~.
north from the southwest CORNER N ~
southwest quarter Of section N J,v.,
ship one south. range one east. san ~,
meridian; running theme north 81 ~
thence west i6s rods. thence uorih la
rods, Ia County Road; thence IVES, ~
County Road g3l9 rods. thence south is ~
erees east on County Road g5I roi,'
thence cast = rods 10 place OF bcg.Drir,
Also three shares Of the capital stgct \,
the Lower Mill Greek Irrigation Colurs,,
on or after Tuesday the 18th day M ~,
TENDER. 1896 and written bids Will bs "
ceiyed az the residence Of the underssns5
In said Mn Creek. near said premise.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent down srt
balance on the confirmation Of the s4if
DAVID LrNN
Administrator With the VIII Arrtrst
~ Said Estate.
Dated September 18th. 1895
Harrington & Sanford, Attorneys tr san
Estate
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ALSO RAMS RUN.
Three Well Contested Events Develop
On Consolation Day.

Syracuse. n. ~. Sept ii-1hrcc WE'LL
contested events brought thc grand clf-
cuii races 20 close at the state fair
grounds here today.
The third heat of thp Consolation race
furnished the kcencsf sport. Ann Di-
rect and Lord ouCN being together fnr "a
unarter ~ mile Ann DutCi had a
slight margin 90 the thrcc-quartrfs where
Lord QucX broke The field was bcac.
iiiuly punched entering me stretch ana
there Was "a furious dive 90 thc wire
Ann Direct was not equal 90 the pac.,
ard Imperial Alleft0n Won With Kenneth
Mao second aud flcNo third
Nickel Gratian Won thr hlsi heat ~
this race. but in The second and third
heats finished last Ills driver iuinanl
attributed his work to sickness. ana. a.
though one ~ the slEiblcs Tor DE fourth
heat he drew hls horse thus sacrificing
third money 500 % the association. r.
cults.
Empir state Consolation -.li tot two
a. three. purse SEQ Imperial Ailsrlnl
won thC third aud fourth heats and Che
race iB lgb gaze Lord QuoA won iho
second heat in 2I0is Nickcl Grafton Won
ihs Arst heat in 2ie hrunrih Mac.
Bow @toher ilrNn Auu Direct Moron
pnd I'D Buan aso started.
30 tvoi. two On three. purse $50 Black
Mack son two straight heats and the
phantrp.. " j. Lewis. watson aud Bone
ME Russell also started
t.is pace three n nv'. rure $3.50
Lucky Buck Won ife fourth fUd diih
tesis IN -i-ls. -.i-h, h'ndolcta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Estate Of Charles Brown Arthur
Brown Agnes Brown. Ernest +. groos
and Faith J. Brown, Minors.
Whereas an order was made by M. Ia,
th>, Court of Salt Lake County, Utah IN
the lst day 81 September, 1896. auit6ri,'
ing the undersigned 10 sell the real e.is'.
heqinaftcr described now Therefore
Notice IS hereby given that the under.
signed viii sell at private salo the hi.
loving descrihod property: An mfIy.s,t
two-hfths interest being q one mn n.
tercst for each u the above named. Er5.
est T., Brown and Edith J. Brown /,
and t0 the following: Commencing "A
point 10 feet south and ~ rods Ws.i =
The \ +. corner OF lot 3. block ls IA,
y, salt Lake city survey, ana riurlrr
thence west ~ rods. thence south 2 ro8,
81 feet; thence east ~ rods, thence norts
rods ~ Fee, thence eas, u
feet. 10 the point Of b ,g1 y
together with a right Of way ~ I'D.
east and west by 10 feet north and sovn
along side and outside Of the north So
" the above described land
Said sale TO be made on or after 'hs ,ih
DAY Of September. 1915. ami written bs,
viii be received az 6li Mccormick Rrd
salt Lake City Utah. Terms Of ,sl..
sale 20 hc made subject 10 coufrmati-,
10y the District Court Of Salt LAX Con-.
~ Utah, FOR lawful gold coin nj ih.
United states. 10 per cent 10 be- ulB 1,
the time Of sale, balance upon ,onffrs.
AGNES BROWN
Guardian ~ the Estate Of Ernest
Brown aud Edith j Brown.
Dated Sept s. 1906
r. W Coale Attorney Tor Guarliln ol
Mccormick Block
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TIE NEW STATE GIN r
a cooperation. organized under ths Ia
OF the state OF Utah. Location NJ eva
pa place Of business. salt AZ pine.
utan, Notee Is hereby gwen tbsi ~,
Hs,. so =, the trustees neid on H. i,ss
per snare was levied on the csnitsi " w
~ the corporation. payable on or SICK
me 9th day OF September. I'D !, 1lefs
secretary AT his Office, No. IN ns
81, salt Lake city, Utah. ANY sfect soni
which the assessment may rein1ln a up.n
on the said 18th day of sep.emb,pg ~ psiq
VIII be- DELINQUENT aud advertised ~
a. lupal.e auction and unless payment I,
Of October, 1906, TO pay Inc deiin gay
assessment, together with the rosi y ,il
Neltising and expenses OF sale &C.
salt Lake City Utah. Sept iac,
ELBRlDGE l.. THOMAS. seerst,'1A
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Breaks Ills Own Record In the go
Yard swim.

81 Louis. Sept &C NJ Daniels u
the New Work Athletic club. holder oi
many amateur swimmng records To-Day
lowered bic own ana iLo worlds rec iI
for 80 yards at Laughliu's lke where
the second days program OF ne National
Swimming championships were decided
The New Yorker SCI The new marx ~
2.f2 2-5. breaking bis Own record by 3-i
seconds ne Won the event by twenty
yards from NJ SchWarz Of the Missouri
Athlete club. l.. u Goodwin. New fofk
Athletic club toe only other starter Nas
distant third n J Handy The CHI
Cag0 crack was practically Without o..
position iu the milo swim and plowo !
hi8 way through the water az De pleased.
Daniels the holder ~ the record with
drew from this event much % the sur
prise Of every hOdy Thursday, she New
Yorker Withdrew from tl0 so yards swim
IN which Mandy was entered. Daniels
and Handy are entered in tomorrow =
ilo-yard event and 10 is almost certain
The New York Athlete club man VIII
start
Il Bsrtcls the Denver Athletic club
boy proved hls worth again today hy
winning the io)-yard junior champ onship.
summary.
i0D-yard swim. junior-H o. Bartels,
D. A. Co. 1rst r r. Walsh G. 4 =,
and Walter schwartz n. 4 e., dead.
heat f0r second place. Time ~ -.
Walsh aud schwarz will meet tomorrow
60 decide SECOND and third
70 yard swim intermcdIstc-R W.
Cranc. &. A. A. first. Frank k0rn1-
mann. q. a a second W Estes
81 Louis Y. M. G. A.. Third Time
.lll-j
lg1-yard swimming on back-A ".
Goessllng " A g.. hrst +. y swatek,
Chicago Y. NJ c. A. second NJ, TOep-
pen. ". 4 G.. third Time-lis3-s
coward SWIM soulor-C NJ. Daniels,
Nrw York a. C.. ast " schwarz " A.
g.. second T.. V. Goodwin. New York 4.
G.. third Time 2i22-5
one mile swim senigr-H ]. Handy
G. 4 s.. FIRST +, r Wenck. Ir. New
York 4 C.. second A. " Goewllng. "
a. G.. third Time 2-5s
water polo-New York A g., s. 81
Louis. u w. G. a, q.
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TORTURE BY sAyAGEs.

Speaking Of the torture TO which
some of the savage tribes In the Philip
pines subject their captiyes, reminds me
OF the intense suffering ! endured for
three months from Inflammation OF the
Kidneys" says WIN. sherman OF Cush-
ing, Me, Nothing helped me until
tried Electric Bltters, three bottles OF
which completely cured me. Cures Liv-
or Complaint. Dyspepsia, Blood disor-
ders and Malaria; and restores the
weak and nervous 10 robust health.
Guaranteed by z. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
ll2-lli So. Main ST.. Price J0c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
STATE LEAGUE is DEAD.
Magna,cs Quietly Pr' II to sleep Last
Night IN Conference.

The Utah State league died the death
last night in the offices 81 President
Shepard An of the jury present became
convinced It was dead and ready f0r iinal
disposition Hence there was uo very
decided aitCmt 10 apply rcsiorstIycs. Park
city and Eureka each hld Interests they
considered alive. and They viii play a
series for the championship 90 the two
towns which IS incidentally equivalent 60
being the championship Of the state. -
Ogden II down and out and salt Lake
has no team To speak of, now that tho
game has been given oyer more or less
The Eureks-park city series begins az
Eureka Sept IS aud ls then shifts a.
PARK CITY Tor Sept . and "a and ends
al Salt Lake Sept ~ - ana n
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TTIN u q. NkTTTHF ''.f''.'f
And I'm accordance with the law aHf
order Of the Board Of Directors m29.
srd day ~ August. 1905, 20 man f0i
IN each parcel ~ stock as may 10
sarv Will be sold al the comnlnN's ~
No SIC Mccormick Block. salt Lake 7
Ttah. on Saturday, the END day or =
,ember. 1906 al 10 o'clock a. NJ 90 lsi
dolinouent assessment thereon. ioetit
With the costs Of advertising ana c1Pn"
Il sale, - ,,r,n "a,
nt Mccormick Block
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NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that the un-
designed Is the owner OF Certificate
No o.. for hfiy shares ~ Utah Fire
CLAY Company stock. dated March rs.
1905. and that The same has been lost
and that application has been made
to the company for the issue Of a
duplicate OF the same.
HEIGHT PROS co.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

SILVER SHIELD MINING AND
MILLING CO. a corporation prs..
pal place Of business. salt d.1ke Or.
Utah. Notcc--There are dclpTln. BIZ
on the following described stock 70 O..
count Of assessment No 49, laved A.:
sd. 1906, the several amounts ect or0pis
the names cf the respective stockhoi.
as follows.
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WILL SEE SEATTLE.

Portland. Sept IA Eugene v Bert
president Of the Pacific Coast Baseball
league passed through Portland today
bound Cor Seattle, whore he will invest.
gate baseball conditions IN that city AMI
attempt to bring about a more harmorni-
our condition Of Affairs
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ONE FOR JIMMY BURNS.

los Angeles. Sept ll-Jimmy Burns
George Memsicl was given the decision
over Montana KID Al the end ~ 10.
round bout tonight before the Pacific
Athletic club
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DE coURoEY GETS DECISION.

San Diego. Cal, Sept H-ln the last 10
seconds Of the is-round fight between
Billy DcCourcey and Johnnie Richie he
fore the National Athletic club tonight
DeCourcey was given the decision.
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Sioux city, a.. Sept 4-Siour city Won
in slauEhtefing match making four
straight from The leaders The game
was called 81 the end Il the seventh by
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won the FIRST and third heats in
2Iii, 2iOt. Mor0nc won the second heat
n g.i0t Black Patchen. Bessie Earl
uidalg0 and Ofsngcburg also started
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

Any Good Grocery Man can supply
you with MOUNTS Dill Pickles.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
SALE.

In ,hc District Court - me ~.
Judicial District. IN and Tor the r..
Uf san Lake and State az ltah. ln y.
matter Of the estate OF George nv. N,
TCroased Notice II hereby given WY q"
undersigned will sell az public aus !.
H.. highest bidder for cash AZ ih
frrut door az the city and Conut
nr salt Lake city and COUNTY. s. -.
Utah. on Monday. The Aih day oi : ~
tcr. A u. 1905. al Y o'clock noon
5,v. an Of the following desert 49,,
cetate. situated in Salt Lake Couhi!' 60"
81 Utah. to-wit; -si.,t
Comrnencin,s the NV. corner N ~,
block h Plat "B." salt Lake NY ~
yev. and running thence. south y" !,
rods: thence east 10 rods ifcnc. . Z,
( rods. thence vest % rods % Ws', -,
hoxlnnlng, together with q riehi I
running with said property. conn. ~.
AZ tho NE corner ~ sad loi = auu y -
ming thence south 4 feet thence ~ y
rods, thence north 2 feet, thence eH' =
rods. ioihe plscr ~ beginning a.
said sale VIII te made pufsuanl y y.
order authorizing the same madc an.
Tered by the Judge a the snoN ~ Az
court. pursuant 10 notice on the ."I
o. August '' HELEN CHANNEL :,
Administrator Of the Eslaic or Wv"
channel. Deceased. a., T.
James lnsebretsen, Attorney iof l"'
tate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

McCarty Hat cos 500 Hats are
winners Just try one. g +. End so.
Wilson Hotel Annex.
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Chicago. Sept li-Chicago defeated 81.
Louis IN two games today. Bunohed hits
win daring base running and the aid OF
81 Louis misplaye gave Chicago the
nrst game. Walsh shut out the visitors,
s 10 o. In the second game by striking
cut eleven men and holding 81, Louis to
three scattered hts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
PACIFIC COAST.

seattle sept A.--rhrce hits in the sixth
iuuiug helped along by two errors gave
seattle enough runs 20 beat Fresno.
Irusno protested the game because I'm
pire Derrick would not give an out when
i foul tip struck the catcher before be-
Ing caugnf hy the latter. Similar deci'
sion rendered against Soatue made the
protest a staloua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

Batteries scanlon snd Bergen, Anne.
and Brcsnahan. Bases on bails-On
Ames g. On scanlon. % struck out-BY
Amos .. ly scanlon, l. Two-base hits
Lumlcy Mccarthy.
rmWrc-O Day.
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
NATIONAL.

New York. sept ii-Brook.yn beat
Now York n q ten.nnlng game today
ana in. "a second game Of seven innings
smt ont the champions.
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70 sure the Dill Pickles you buy are
the MOUNTS make then YOU will
know that you are getting the best.
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AMERICAN,

phuadelphla. sept. ii.-Boston was shut
ont nv Philadelphia today because q
Wsddelrs effective pitching.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

v gi,ierI''-H'II and r'''Ir N.'i'' 90.
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a, kansas ciiy-Ean'is cl'y g. Mi"u''
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Bauerles-.Youns and Crger; Waddeli
and schreck
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, Toledo Toledo 8. columbus .

, A A! Indianapolis indianapolis. % louis.
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Cleveland. Sept A-Cleyeland and De
troh broke even today. Detroit winning
the frst same TO l. and Cleveland the
second, 10 o Turner's sensational field
Ing was the feature, he accepting seven
out an error.
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II e

B1rerlcr Mcintyre and Ritter, Ma
thrasm and Boweman. Bases on balls
on MouBrr. @ struck out-By Mathew
SON. n hy Mccarthy, g. Two-base hit
Alpcmln.
TmpifD-G Day
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agreement " enable De- MoInes 70 catch
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Boston, sept a Philadelphia Won from
BostoD TODAY. 10 2 Lush was knocked
ont by haftcd bah IN the seventh, but
plurklly resumed play
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Battcrlce- Lush and DoQln Young anc
Brown. TVO-basc hits-Howafd sen
teile. Doom Bases on halls-On lNsh
8; on YOUNG. G. Struck out-By Lush, 8,
by Young. i
rmp.fcs-Carpenter and Johnsione'
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Baucnes-Gavln ana Hansen, Nc
Gregur ana Eastwood
Portland. Sept Portland-Sau Fran
cisco game postponed. rain.
Oakland, sept. N-los Angeles shut out
oakland today iu snappy pitchers game
and won bJ score of 20 O. Los Angeles
made The solitary run on two hits In the
fAth ilninE.
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u r q

Raterifs-Fromme and Marshall Reul-
bach and Moran. Earned runs-Chicagn'
Two. base hit--Eyert Bases on balls
on Fromme. 2. on Reulbach.
Umplres-Conway and Emslie.
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remedy We offer reward Of proof that contains
particle Of mineral Book with instructions for self and al
vice without charge TRE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA Ga.
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st. Louis sent. l-Reulbach was In
good form today and Chicago shut out
81 Louis FrOmme, a recruit from the
Central league, pitched for the locals ana
did good work
Arizona republican., 1906-05-19
FIVE THOUSAND INCHES
 IN ARIZONA CANAL
Good Word Brought from the Works
 Last Night.

R. H. Collins, who has charge of the construction of the rock dam at the head of the Extension of the Arizona canal and the accompanying work arrived in the city last night with the best kind of news. He said that when he left the dam there was 5000 inches of water flowing through the intake.
 Asked concerning the possibility of d still greater flow, MT. Collins said that there is little possibility of a further increase unless the dam should be built higher, which may or may not be de- ctded upon later It is now practically completed so far as height is concerned, though it will be a week yet before it is completely finished. It will be fur ther strengthened and dressed up, and then the railroad removed, against possible loss by a sudden flood, and there is some additional dressing up and guarding of the intake to be done.
 Asked about the durability of the dam, MT Collins said he thought il would stand the test of an ordinary high water. It will take a rise of more than three feet in the river, above its present flow. to affect it, he believes, and it might resist a larger flood. The summer floods are not usually so vio lent as the winter floods, and no flood is expected for some time yet. When it does come, the river will probably be at a much lower stage than now, so there is as desirable a condition at present as could be hoped for with any temporary structure.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-19
PRICE OF LAND IN ARKANSAS
A General Story on the Subject of
 Real Estate Investments.

Last winter a man living in Baxter county, one of the northern tier of counties in Arkansas, was in the city with an invalid son. In the course of his residence here he became acquaint- ed with Probate Judge Phillips and one day their conversation turned on real estate investments in which the Ar kansas man seemed greatly interested. Tn reply to a statement by Judge Phil lips that there was no better place for an investment than the Salt River val ley the visitor said that there were opportunities everywhere if one only kept his eyes open. He said that one could get rich investing in even such an old and established community as Baxter county, where he had lived for thirty-five years.
 Yesterday Judge Phillips received letter from the Arkansas man calling his attention to a bargain which was then being offered. It was a farm of 16O acres well situated. The land was upland but very good for cotton and cereals. There was five-room house newly painted and papered. It was surrounded by a lawn Of blue grass in which roses and all kinds Of flow CTS that could be raised there abound ed. The grounds about the house were enclosed by a handsome fence. There was a church near by and school house. There was an abundance of fruit trees, peach. pear and apple. and the locality was in one of the best sec tions of that state. famous for it's ap- ples. There was one orchard of young trees just coming into bearing
 It was ten miles to the county seat and the fare to S. Louis was only S5; so there was a good market. Sixty acres of this land was in cultivation end the rest n choice timber. including oak and hickory. The title was per feet This aI,uring farm was more over in a good community. Then camo the next item, the price, s90O, a little more than 8 an acre.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-19
EZRA BARTLETT
 TURNED LOOSE
A Verdict of ACquittAl After Three
 Hours Consideration.

Tucson, May 1S = CSpeciaD - The case of Ezra Bartlett. who has been on trial here for the last four days an a charge of complicity in the Harcourt diamond swindle, whereby Albert Steinfeld ad Vanced $13,0O0 on a lot of diamonds belonging to John F. Harcourt, and which were shown to be worth less than $3,00O, ended tonight in the ac- qufttal of the defendant. The jury had the case under consideration about three hours.
 Bartlett had introduced Harcourt to Steinfeld and had made statements leading the latter to believe that liar court was going into business with the defendant and wanted tae money for that purpose. In instructing the jury Judge Campbell placed this in the forefront, leaving to the decision of the jury the question whether Stein field in letting Harcourt have the money, had relied upon his introduc- tion by Bartlett or whether he had re- lied upon the value of the gems which had been left with him for security. The jury decided that the security had had greater weight than the word of the defendant. ..
 The jury was probably further in fiuenced by the fact that recently Bartlett had paid Steinfeld all that he had lost through Harcnurt.
 Judge A. C. Baker of Phoenix, for the defense, delivered this afternoon one of the most powerful jury addresses ever heard here. Standing room was at a premium in the court room at the time.