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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
SOCIALISTS REJOICE
Celebrate Their Recent Victory in
bingham by a Ball.

The hundred or moro Salt Lakcrs who jour
neycd to Bingham Monday evening 10 ns-
sist in celebrating tho recent Socialist victory
there. returned to tho city early Tuesday
morning and report having had one Of the
most enjoyable OF times Tho Binghamltss
proved to be the most hospItabIe OF entertain
crs and the banquet and dance wcro greatly
enjoyed not only by the visitors, but nearly
goo from tho thriving mining town.
Mayor Anton Christensen and Mrs Chris
tonDcn led the grand march. the dance being
hold in the fine new Canyon hail. Tho Gilbert
orchestra OF twelve pieces from salt Lake fur
nishcd a pleasing programme Of waltzes. two
steps, ouadrillcs, etc. Tho hall taste
fully decorated with bunting and tho room
where ,he banquet served, with bunting
and flowers Nearly all the prominent people
OF Bingham were present when tho orchestra
struck UP The Maracillaisc" for the grand
march Each lady present was presented with
A crimson fan souvenir OF tho occasion.
Tho new trustees OF Bingham nrc; Anton
Christensen. Mayor: Andrew Gabrielson. Ell
Mitchell John Hooking and C. F. Addoriy.
The inaugural ball planned and carried
out most successfully by the Socialists Locale
OF Bingham, which was represented by the fol-
lowing committee: Charles Stewart. chair
man; r, V Carlson, Clarence Strinaham, L.
J. Goir. Otto z. Persons r. 4. Harrison, w.
d. Clays, John F. osborn and Richard Bal
lnntinc.
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AGENTS OF COMMERCE HERE
Their Presence Indicates the Preva-
lent Prosperity.

Every year the number OF commercial mcn
who visit Salt Lake increases. This Is the
opinion OF a ell-known hotel man. and the
Increase is indication OF the prosperity
which prevails. At present every hotel in the
city has its full quota OF drummcrs and they
hail from ALI points OF the compass. They
represent every industry and commodity and
they all have warm spot in their hearts for
Zion. Many Of them look upon IT as their
mountain homo and make this their hond-
quarters whilo they work a considerable por-
tlon OF tho inte.mountnin territory. returning
al tho week end whenever opportunity per-
mits. And tho genial agent OF commerce is
always n welcome visitor within gates
One OF chem stnted last night TINT he Ind
been corning 10 and fro to Zion for thirty
years. but he ncvor before found tho city Ia
more prosperous condition than II Is today,
and each returning visit he notes improve
inent in the general advancement OF tho city
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On account OF the late arrival OF INC
specIaI train at ogden the imperial chi
ncse commissioners. Tuan Fang ana la'
Hung Teen. and suites. did not VISIT S'l'
Lake Tuesday. az at first ararhEeu' p"'
proceeded direct east over the Union fa-
clhc Ths special train did not arrive III
ogden until $40 o'clock last night nv
train was late that the tTlp 10 ut 9u't
Lake had 10 be abandoned, II matter that
was thoroughly regretted by the com
mlssioners and by Prof. jerks the FTSsi-
dents representative, who Is conducIihe
them. -
From San francisco to ogden. the ira n
was In charge of S. Wood, city t'cEet
agent at San Francisco. Tho train IcLt
here at midnight for the East ana VIE Was ~ -
charge OF A. b Moscley OF the Oregon
Short
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NIXON GETS DAMAGES
Jury Awards Pocatello Man Sun, of
$275O.

Samuel NJ Nixon OF Pocatello was ycster
day granted a vordlct OF $3.50 against tho
Southern Pacific Railroad company the suit
the Federal court
This caso has aroused considerable interest
In this section OF country and the outcome has
been rather eagerly awaited. Mr.. Nixon who
ls resident OF Pocatollo purchased a round
trip ticket from that place TO San Francisco
last summer. There WAS no troubIe about the
ticket until Mr.. Nixon started TO use ho re-
turn portion OF IL, when IL was taken up by
q representative of the Southern Pncinc com
pany and Mr.. Nixon was put of the train
In his complaint no alleged that he was
forcibly elected from the coach. both to his
bodily injury and great modification and i'm
mediately upon his arrival In Salt Lake from
the West. he lled ection nganst defendant
company TO recover $1,000 and costs OF suit
The verdict OF the jury brought in late
last night. giving plaintiff damages in the
sum named above.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
GIVING ATTENTION TO
TRACKAGE PROPERTY
Ground Near Railroads Wanted
for Home and Speculative
Purposes.

Local real estate operators are devot-
ing considerable time at present to at
tempts to get control OF ground in the
vicinity OF the railroad yards
especially near the Oregon Short Line.
1t IL understood that a number OF the
dealers have been 70 q certain degree
successful. but little information Is being
divulged In this connection. The ground
is desired, II is understood, for the crcc-
ton OF modern-priced homes and specu-
latiSe purposes, II is known That n num-
bcr OF local firms are desirous OF getting
what might be termed tr0ckaRe property,
for warehouses and supply houses. and
tho real estate men are losing no oppor-
tunity TO get hold OF the ground for
the purpose OF selling It at n handsome
figure.
Woodmen Will Build.
A street In the downtown section of the
city that has improved materially and
Will continue to improve I'm value is
Market street between Main and West
Temple streets. And an Improvement
that will be instrumental to no smhR
extent In causing the ground along tbit
thorou8hfnre to advance is the propoSod
construction of handsome thres-sttlry
brick structure for lodge and store p3r-
poses by the local members of the Wood
three local camps. Nos t06 3SS and S5,
and their womens auxlliarlee, are inter
ested In the project, and It's consumma-
ton Is assured.
AS stated above. the structure will be
three stories in height, and will cover an
area or ground fifty by los feet The
top floor Will be used exclusively by tho
Woodmcn and their auXiliaries the sec
ond floor foi general lodge purposes.
and the first floor for stores The
building Will be located on the south sidc
OF Market street. near the postoflcc. 1t
Is estimated that II will entail an eX-
penditure of approximately $50 900. md
the money Is now being subscribed by
the members OF the order The construc-
ton work will begin within sixty dnys
II Is understood
A Sale Of Importance.
sale OF importance thus far this week
Is that by Samuel Reggcl to X, II. Drey-
fus for the sum of S7I25, of three by
ten rods of ground on the west side
of state street, north of Fourth South
Frank Pierce has sold to tho Mutual
Realty company piece OF ground leia
by twenty-six and n half on the north
side OF First South street, between First
and Second East streets.
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Receipts on Tuesday.
GRAFTERS FIND LIVE ONE
Work Old Rush Act and Get $50, but
Land in Jail

Thomas Brown and Frank Sanderson nuc-
ceeded IN working the old rush act Tues
day afternoon on q stranger, but they ddn I
succeed In making their getaway, thanks 10
Detective Shannon.
sandorson caught n live he stepped
on from q Rio SranGe train The gentleman
a pleasant conysrsntionaltst and together
they walked up town. thus saving fore
Suddenly the second CRATER hove In sight
and. walking up TO Sandcrson, demanded that
no pay $50. the amount OF his excess baggage
Sendcrson didn't have the rendy cnsh, but he
had check for 500 Seeing that he had go
worth OF cNccas baggage and came from the
same part OF the country that the sucker did
and in fact going to the place in
California, OF course the stranger would oblige
him. ani nc did He accepted the 800 check
with apologies security and handed over
the money The rest easy. for while tho
stranger was getting cigar Sanderson dis
appeared Likewise his partner, Tho case wns
reported TO the police and short time later
the men were In tall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
"THE LIGHT OF ASH
Interesting Paper Read on tns
of Sir Edwin Arnold.

AZ tho weekly meeting Of Uni:y q
tcrday afternoon Mrs, 3. 4 ". Fns-
Arnold. The Light OF ASIA" XN
gave an interesting account OF ths
surroundings of the Grco; tesehe1
when child. and then traced bis
manhood.
Mrs. Fralseth read number o.
from the poem and the CRITICISMS
number OF well-known English ane
clcrBymen and essayist5. The i1H
paper was TO arouse interest em'as
pie of today TO read and study IT,
Oriental worse A short business q.
lowed. afteE which tea was serveo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
INVADING UTAH
Gould Interests Acquiring Ground in
Strawberry Valley.

According TO information brought to this
city by George Z. Adams OF Vernal, Utah
who is registered the Wilson hotel the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company, which Ia
owned by tho Gould interests Is acquiring
coal and iron bearing ground In the Straw
berry valley, in the UIntah reservation and
tho contiguous country
Nr Adams stated thnt he has knowledge
OF two purchases OF ground. involving ap-
proximItcly sl25. coo, and that IL Is generally
understood that tho Colorado Fuel and Iron
company put up the money fc= the deals He
further states that another deal involving
about the snmo amount OF money ls now
under way for ground at tho head OF Straw
berry valley. II is undcrstcod further that
the company proposes TO build a railroad Into
tho Strawberry valley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
HAD WARM ELECTION
Y. M C. A. Chooses Directors for the
Year

Tho annual election OF directors OF tho
NJ. c. A. held yesterday. The election
Was not quiet AS was anticipated for a
number OF tho house members put up an op-
position ticket OF young and the contest
became very spirited before the polls. which
were open from 10 a.. M to p The
young mon put up a clever fight
Tho houss members did not put up their
ticket until almost the eleventh hour on the
OF election, whom Thomas Larson J.
West. ]. IL Roe and Wilmer Evnns fixed up
ticket composed OF Wilmer Evans and J
II. Roc to run as directors for the ono-ycor
term. Roe was elected. defeating C. p Over
field by eight votes. Evans defeated by
seventeen votes. Tho directors elected were
follows.
onc-year term-Dr. c. C. PIummer A E
Wolby, b Wood, w Mont Ferry and ]
II Roe
Two-year torm-John Dcrn. James F. Paine
A A Honnold. William II Tibbals and F. A.
Druchl
Thrcc-vear term-FTank B. Stephens w
Rice DR. L. V. Silver L. c. Miller and F.
A. Timby
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
BURGLAR ROSS IMPROVING
Man Whom Officer Brown Shot in the
Hip Nearly We'll.

Charles Ross. tho burglar who made an at
tempt 20 get away from the city jail by min
Cling with the chain-gnng and later trying to
give Officer Brown tho slip. ls improving at
the l.. D g. hospital from the bullet wound
he received Ross seriously injured by
for time IL WIS doubtful whether OF not no
would survive. AS soon as possible no will be
transferred 10 the city or county jail. as he
is considered most dangerous man md
would make On attempt to got away II given
half chance, In his present condition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
CORDIALLY RECEIVED
Agents of the NJ. and M. Association
Meeting With Success In Ogden

w W. Tobias and h. J. Page. representa-
uNos OF the Manufacturers and Merchants' ag-
soclatlon. who arc row in Oe1ien boosting that
organization and enrolling msmbcrs. have re-
ported to tho headquarters In Salt LAX. that
they are meeting with great success I'm the
Junction City. They were cordlnIly -ntcr-
taine1 by tho members of the Weber club ana
Mayor Conroy OF Ogden. and they report thnt
tho business men there realize that tho as-
soclatlon l5 Stote affoir. designed 10 pro-
mote the interests OF one section mora
thnn another. Tho business men OF Ogden arc
especially Interested In tho aItrpoachine man
utectuTers and merchants excursion 10 10
gan which will be given January "a ana
that II VIII he Joined at Ogdon by two hun
dred business mon Of that town
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
MANY ARTICLES FIIH
Various New Companies Pre-
Enter Business Field

An amendment 70 the articles q q
ton OF the KeithO Bricn eompasJ
Tuesday with the County Clerk. n
provides that the board OF dIree;s5 4
composed of nyc members Instead q
as heretofore.
The Manufacturers and Merchns3
tion OF this city also filed It's artscl>t
visions OK which have previously
published
Charles LoefiIcr, Arthur Brown, ].
berger. Isadoro Hcssclbcrg and
haYo Incorporated the Nebrsska
company In this city. with capllA
s25. QUO in 81 shares
The Utah Typewriter E.cSaase
with capital stock OF 5000 In 800 sz'
Incorporated Tuesday by w W. b,
r Bacon, +. p. Stewart Lanon! Sc
+. A. Timby.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
UNCLE SAM PLAINTIFF
He Brings an Action Against Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone Companv

The Rocky Mountain Bell TolcDhonc cam
p2ny IS made defendant In q damage suit nied
tuesday In the Federal court tho JJnItc1
states boing the plaintin. In the comnlntnt
II Is alleged that between October II, ISIS and
possession of 53l5 cedar poles bslonatno 70
inc Government While the complaint docs
not sny so II was learned tha, these ceJar
poles We're cut or the public lands OF Idabo
by man named Mullett and sold 10 the
Nocky Mountain Bell Telephone COMPANY
eminent lie seeking to recover h,, 80
action rho value of the police. s55i5. lnterest
on INC amount since July 2. 1892, and costs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
WHITE RIBBON WORKER
Illinois State President of W. C. T. q
a Visitor in Zion.

Miss Mario c. Bhrem, Illinois stnto presi-
dent OF the w. c. T T., arrived in Salt Lake
last Eight from California en- route to her
nome. Miss Bhrem. who Is O prominent work
or In the W. C T. u. will visit with Rey
Mr. and Mrs j c. McClain. on Saturday nf-
ternoon from to 6 o'clock. a reception Will
DC given her ut the home OF Mrs. Tibbals
At this reception she Will givo n parlor taIk
Sunday morning she VIII speak at Westmln-
stcr Presbyterian church. md in the evening
at tho Y. 81. A. auditorium for the First
Methodist church
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GEN. BROWNE RECEIVERS
Will Leave the Holy Cross Hospital
In Few Days.

Tho many friends OF Gen Joseph A Browne
of Brownies station Nont.. who waS Operated
upon AZ the Holy Gross hospital q couple of
weeko oBo for stomach trouble, Will be ole sed
20 learn OF TINT gcntlcmnns recovery Ger
browne win leayo tho hospital In a few day,
and Will visit With his daughter Mrs F. !
HsRenbarth of this city. for some time before
returning TO his home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
SEEK WATER RIGHTS
Several Applications Are Filed With
State Engineer

These applications for water rights were
nIcd Tuesday IN the once OF State Engineer
Tanner: Edward WeiIermann. ct al. 81 sec
ond feet to be diverted from Green river in
Wasatcn county 10 be used for irrigating 26s0
acres OF land John Glenn Nernal. IS second
feet from Green river In UiDtah county. TO be
used In irrigatng fls0 acrcs In Uintah coun-
~. George ~ Lyman and Ira u. Lyman. 4
second feet from Green river in Gintah coun-
~. 10 be used in irrlgating thoir 3eo-acre
farm Samuel b. Kettle OF Nernal. sec
ond feet from Green river. to be used TO lr-
Tlgate his farm OF 100 acres
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CONDEMNATION SUIT
Proceedings Begun in Federal Court
by Western Pacific

Proceedings In condemnation were nled
Tuesday In tho Federal court by the Western
Pnoinc Railroad company against Edward It
Aohton OF Salt Lake City 1t seoms that the
latter OWN certain piece Of property which
the plaintin Ia desrous OF owning for right
OF way, and the court is appealed TO aecer-
tain the value thereof and condemn the game
The piece OF property desired Ia described as
follows Beginning eleven rods south Of the
southwest corner OF lot c. block 81 plat c
Salt Lakc city survey, thence east nine rods
to Jeremy otreot thence south nve rods
thence west nine rods. thence north nvc rods
to the place of beginning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Off GERS Sworn In.

F. NJ Schulze. George Johnson. J. F
Kelly, W. II. Chambers. Joseph F. Pues-
ley and George Phillips. six OF the newly
ofnclal oath with City Recorder Moretoa
and are now full fledged members of the
Salt Lake police department Mr. Pugs-
lcy's bond was In the sum of $500 and
O. P. Hogan and w, G. Margetts ected
as surctics
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
OMAN WITH THE HOE" !
Farming in Colorado More In
Than Mining.

The plodding farmer may be ss~
the end, in his race with Other m.
dustry that seem to hold out bnss,.
ifes. he always seems to come ont i,
patient tortoise in his race wlth
The latest Illustration Of this 60
Colorado, q State which only feg +
was dnzzlIng the world with the 80
gold and silver mines.
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Davis Funeral Exercise

Funeral services over the re1alH'
late John r. Davis of Park CIV
Tuesday afternoon from the Evans pn
rarlors. The Masonic order. oi
Davis was member had charge =, =,
vices, both at the parlors md ~
A large number OF Park City fntns
as many from this city. were
Mcrnl Offerings Wcro numeIous ola =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
In HEALTHY CONDITION
Montana State Examiner Investigates
Affairs of Salt Lake Concern.

The report of f ii. Ray assistant State
Examiner for Montana. upon has examination
into the affairs OF the Western Loan and
Savings company or Salt Lake show that cor
poratlon to be In q healthy financial condi-
ton In his report, the Examiner states that
tho company Is In excellent shape and pays
tribute 70 the officers for the manner in
which they have handled it's annlrs. The
resources at the close OF 1905 were a51s. .s9i a.
as ngninst siI1. .3e4. 20 at the close OF 1903
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NO PLACE FOR JURY
Present Quarters Are Too Dirty to Be
Made Use OF.

Need for prompt action In providing A
proper place for turies TO conduct their de-
libcrations was evident Tuesday. when II was
found necessary TO keep the jury In tho
Malmstrum damage suit In judge Nor.e'E
courtroom. which happened TO be used for the
afternoon. while they discussed the case The
room on she nth floor, originally intended as
jury room. wns too dirty to DO haDitablc
The matter was called 10 the attention OF tho
County Commissioners and thoy promised tc
institute reform in this direction
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
DIRECTORS ARE CHOSEN
Stockholders of Keith -OBrien COM
pany Hold Annual Election.

Stockholders in the Keith o BrIen company
In annual session Tuesday clooted nve direc-
tors, VIZ: David Keith. J. s. Bransford J. p
McSeaths p. j. Moran and Newell Becmon
Tho directors elected David Keith president
and j. 8. Brongford yIce-prcsidcnt The &C.
lection OF n secretary deferred until 4
later date ". w. Armstrong who had been
president or the company, has retired entirely
from dry goods business
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Had Good Position.

My position which l held and could have
held for life time. was above tho average
and my friends and acquaintance many Ny
greatest regret Ia for the suffering caused my
wifo and the shadows that this must cast
upon my child l have one request To mako,
that my people be notified OF my actions
Please advice them IL Will surely be OF
more relief for them to know me dead than
to think mo living and subject TO causing
them moro borrow. My wife be located
through Fred II, Classen of tho Grand Rap
Ids Furniture company OF San Francisco. or
through my father OF mother at 40 Ellis
street, Stcwnrt house, San Frnncisco
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MRS. WALSH is CALLED
Passes Away at Her Home From
Stroke of PARALYSIS.

Mrs Mary Arm Walsh OF 65S Third street
died carly Tuesday morning ut her homo from
stroke OF paralysis Mrs Walsh had reached
the advanced oge OF IL years, She had been
resident OF tbls city for q long time Al
time she engaged In the tinwnrc and
hardware business. Funeral services Will bo
held from the Twcnty-nrst ward meeting
house ThuTs1oy afternoon at O'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
TALKS TO MOTHERS
Miss Johnson Tells of Physical Educa-
ton in Schools.

Methods and results physical exercises
In tho public schools the subject OF an
interesting address delivered Tuesday after
noon at a mothers meeting, hold by Miss
Johnson, supervisor OF physical education In
the principals room OF the Joint building
Miss Johnson held that the prime result de-
sired wns health that grace which would fol-
low wus secondary consideration and
characterized many beautiful and graceful ex-
ercIscs ahaolutely useless.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
STAUFFER is CHOSEN
Elected to the Directory of the Clay
ton Music Company.

The regular meeting OF the directors OF the
Clayton Music company wns hsld Tuesday ar
terrroon Outside OF the election OF DR. Fred
Stoufer az a member OF tho board nothing of
Importance was trnnaacted at tho session Tho
company recently Increased Its capital stock
from $4,000 TO $50. 000. OF which amount s5I 010
constituting the preferred stock hos been
sold. with demand for the remaining $s5 600 of
common stock DR.. Stauner bought 5G00 shares
OF The preferred stock az par. 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Represents President Roosevelt.

Professor W ]. jerks OF Cornell uni
verslty met the party at San Francisco
"a the personal representative OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt and is accompanying the
distinguished visitors to the national cap.
ltal. The party Is travelling In special
train. surrounded with comfort and con-
ycnience conducive to making the tedious
tourney as pleasant az possible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Bank Directors Elect omcers

A. meeting OF the directors OF the D.aero,
National bank Tuesday morning the old boars
OF officers waS reelected for the ensuing yenr'
The personnel OF the officials foIlows: Prcd.
dent L. s. Hllls. Vics-prcaident Mosc.
Thatcher: cashier. IL 6. Young, nssIstan,
cashier e & Hills
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Bonds Fixed at S25O0.

After pleading not guilty 10 tns
of assault with q deadly weapon
tent to kill. Tony Tomyrovlcn u'
In bonds of $500 Tuesday by Juas'
Charles Belich accuses TomyIo'
assaulting him with weapon 10
at Murray Saturday night b0''
Austrlans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Will Visit the sesr.

President Mackay and ano,h., :.
of the association to be seleetsd s. s.
VIII early In the week start fo-
OF the tr0gedy 10 make a per1,,,,
tigntion In the hope OF securing I,
tlon that may assist IN the wo,t (,
ming down the murdcrcrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Lovejoy Estate Fund Transferred

In the matter OF the estate of Emory "
LoYejoy. deceased. Judge Armstrong Tues5a .
issued an order requiring the clerk of tho
court to transfer 5000 belonging to tho estate
from tho National Bank OF tho Republic m
Walker Bros. bank md 10 have n certincate
of deposit Issued payable to the clerk unru
further order OF the court