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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
hAzZA IS FODI|
GUILTY BY /
compromise Verdict d,
tary Manslaughter pii,'
Agreed Upon. /
TWENTY THREE BAlIo,,
IN TWENTY.THRpp, /,
Judge Armstrong Thanh,
ors for Long Consjds,s
of the Case.

After having been o,,,
hours. tho jury In the css .s'''
vs.. Frank Mazza renur1s, .
Armstrong; court sa,u,s.
and returned a verdict end,. Y
ant guilty Of voluntary
Mazza \ was charged with n-.s
iifst degree for the kllll,s :, =
treIla on September !. 1ss -
was the result of gross Ins,,,, :.
have been inflicted upon M
Vatrclla.
Twenty-T Ballot, /,
The case was submit,o,
] O'Clock Friday afternoco. % y,
L,usration Selt OF n verdict was r.
begun In all, twenty.thtss ~ -
taken The first ballot rss,a:. ~.
lows For murder In tho @ s,
Tor murder In the second ~ ~ 4
acqulttal. 3. The second b.naso
murder in the second dcy,Ss' .s'
qulttal, 8 Then FOLLOWED
OF ballots before the iurv ait:
night. In the later ballots ~. @
For manslaughter. 3; acoul;,s, Z
In the second degree. 6
Hours of Deliberptju,
The first ballot taken vss,..a.
Ing resulted as follows. Va,S.s.
slaughter. 6. murder In thc as..s
6. Then followed hours ~ -
ard discussion, the juroTs 49,
der In the second degree f,nsI,v
TO the proponents Of yolas,.'
slaughter. !
To Be Sentenced Thurxs,
Tho agreement was reached -
yesterday afternoon, and a.
the verdict was returned. Nsu,
dered 10 appear for senterce -,
day morning at 10 O'Clock WTSss
ton. attorney for Mazza ststsS
verdict was returned that ~
would be taken. The maxlr--
on conviction for voluntary =,
ter Is ten years in the STATE rS
Thanks the Juror.
Upon the return OF the yerz
Armstrong rendered bis thann
Jurors for their long and carsl,
GRAFTON OF the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Gave Piano Recital.

M!ss Ethol NottIcton's pupil Miss Verne
Patterson of Waterloo gaYo a plano recital
number 'ot invited friends. Miss Patterson
played several selections, a nocturnc by Icy
bach. Gottschnlks Dyi5g Poet Padercwski's 8
ainuct. and With her teacher a four-hnnd
Uonate by DIabelli
Prof Claude j Nettlctons pupil Miss Cal
Ia Crano. dnughter OF Chnrlos Crane. varied
tho programme with her violin PLAYING Dan
gas NTH air. and tho Angels Scrcnadc by
Both players acquitted themselves most sat
lsfoctorlly, pleasing their friends and doing
credit 10 thcmselves and their lnstructors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
May Go to San Barnardino.

Tho Board OF Trade OF san Bcrnardina has
extended nn invitation to the visiting Elks
and their friends to yislt that city promising
that effort viii DO spared to make their
stny IA pleasant and instructive one from every
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
TRIBUNE'S NEW HOME
Progress Block Transferred to The
Tribune Publishing Company.

The transfcr OF the Progress building to The
Tribune Publishing company completed
yesterday by the Ming OF deeds in the office
OF the County Recorder The property Is de-
scribed os lots and 4. block 10. plat A. ond
the parties transferring their interests and
the consideration in each s followp:
Lew. Realty company, S2s. SEQ SO, Jacobs Real
" company Sl4. 306. 25; Meyer Realty company,
SIS 400 70. 8. II. AueTbach. sCS $50. Theodore
II Auerhach. ss525; total. Sl32. 1871
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
OBJECTS TO APPOINTMENT
Another Petition Filed in Estate OF
ri. j. O'Neil, Deceased.

Sui another petition was aled in the pro-
hato division Of tho Third District court Sat.
urday in the matter OF the estate of NJ
ONcil deceased. The latest petitioner Is W
s. Davis. who objects to the appointment Of
either Alex Goliath or John Bcttos admin
lsuntor. and asks that tho Utah Savings and
Trust company be appointed 1t is alleged
that both Goliath and Bcttea have unjust and
exorbitant claims against tho estate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
VIII Increase Coal nn4nu.

TRINIDAD, Colo. Feb 4-rho -,
Iors OF trls section OF the State especioYi, q.
,s Lss Aninas county. arc preparing greatiS, -, AZ
strilSe IN 'I ma output, owing TO tho threatened
MI as, not hksly that the strike VIII en,o,
IN, ,nls noId MS the strike two years ara nr
,hI Sa"S Wlped out the United Mine Worl,.pp - uS e.
s ms oisIrlet and the union has not s,nca Ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
SWENSON RECITAL
One to Be Given on Thursday Even.
ing Next

Madame Amanda Swenson has Issued invita-
tlons for "A recital TO be given Thursday even
Ing. February 3. at the Y. NJ c. a. auditor
ium, when several OF her advanced pupils viii
bn heard. Assisting the young singers Will be
Mrs Walter Tut;le. harpist and Mrs Henry
Kirkman, nccompanist Tho programme for
the evening follows:
(a) ave Maria .... ............Luzzi I.uIggi
(b) japanese Love Song ...s........ Thomas
Addic Fletcher.
ta) The Violet ........-... IA. Nidenbe.g
Oh Flower song from opera Faust Gounod
Minnie GALLAGHER
tn) Love Is a Bubble" .-........ .....-..,
(b) Sing Me to Sleep ..s-............. Greene
Hazel WINNER, conlral,o.
Harp accompaniment, Mrs. Walter Tutle
'a IT Was April .-.-., ..,,.. 90. ..E +. Ncvn
I'D i've Something Sweet to Tell You"
..s..... s..-rr. b Fanring
Lenoro Morse.
ta) Harp solo Love Song -,s..s.......- Dubor
to) Mazourka .......- ........... .Schuecker
Mrs. Walter Tuttlc.
sunset ..s,...... .........,-.rs Dudley Buck
Hazel WINNER contrnlto.-
summer -..'-.. .s,.....-...-..s-.c Chaminade
Lenora Morse.
Fairies Waltz Song" .................P .Pattlson
Addie Fletcher.
Dream OF Love" .....,.... -............G .Grekh
Minnie GALLAGHER
''Cnrmcna Duet ...... .........-.. Lane Wilson
Miss Mimic Gellachor Miss Hoocl Winner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Balfour and Chamberlain

LONDON. Feb. 4,Ths 4,Th., o q
morning says that Joseph 1gpur p,
and former Premier 'Esrstaj I
d,scord OF disagreemcnh'.ch they
ter the dinner at whin wLnJm AZ tie.
the question of leadershibp W fssrst
party, and that 1t IS TO III, M iu.p
position will now be spi''
perhaps three factions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Decree Is Si9ned.

Judge Morse Saturday signed the decree
in the case OF John Reid ct al. ys. Charles e
BrubRker and other stockholders of the Bru-
buker- Campbell Hardware company. The do
cree gives judgment In favor Of the company
nrninst Brubalker for SN5 and orders certain
contracts in connection with the sale OF stock
To be cancelled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Bows Still in Lead,

Tho weekly report OF tho City Board Of
Health for tho week ending February shows.
Twenty eight births. eighteen males ond ten
females There eleven deaths reported
six nnles and Ave females. Fifteen cases OF
contagious diseases wcrc reported consisting OF
feYer and two cases OF chickenpox.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
TO SHIELD HIM FROM STORMS
H. S. Stowe Presented With Umbrella
By His Associates.

II. s. Stowe, who has just severed his con-
nection with tho Herald he having served in
the cnpacity of cashier OF that journal f
several Year, was nn1c the recipient OF !,
handsome umbrella At tho hands OF the NOM
bors OF the editorial dcpar tment last night
SIR. Stove has rendered the Herald valuable
service, and the umbrella was prccnnted tn
protect him from any stormB which no nav
encounter I'm his future careor neurativciy
speaking. and az token OF esteem from his
business asaoeiateS ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
ESCAPED ELECTROCUTION
]. w. Larsen, However, Sustained a
Severe Electric Shock.

j. w Larsen. who resides at 1873 NJ street
narrowly escaped clectrocuton Saturday He
was employed in making some repairs at tho
premises formerly occupied by tho proprIetors
OF tho Lace House Moin street. when in
como manner he came In contact with q 1.-Two
wire. He sustained severe shock and fell a
diotanco OF eighteen feot. -praining his ankle
and sustaining bruises about the head and
face. but none are OF serious nature. He
wes carried "a the Office OF Or. c c. Snyder
where his injuries werc attended TO. and then
ne was removed homo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Miner Returns Improved in Health

Col c. 3 Miner h0s returned TO his homo
in this city. after eleven weeks atay in
Chicago. where nc has been under treatment
for the benefit OF his impaired health Ho is
greatly Improved and Will remain quietly at
hi6 residence for few days before taking UP
bis business dulles Col Miner states that the
reorganization OF the Twin Falls company in
which he is heavily interested. viii DO com
plctcd by February g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
LADIES' READING CLUB
Quarterly Election of Officers Held at
Home of Mrs. Smith.

The quarterly election Of officers for the
Ladies' Reading club was held at the homo of
Mrs. II n. Smith Wednesday Those cleot-
I'D Mrs. Marriott president: Nrp
Smith secretary and treasurer: Mrs Arnold,
critic The retiring officers were Mrs Hanna
president. Mrs. J. G Anderson, secretary and
treasurer. Mrs Sarah Dnwoodcy, critic The
next meeting Will be held with MrS. j c.
Anderson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Suit Brought ON Contract.

George Busby and Lydia A. Busby have
aIed MI action against John f. Cownn In the
Third District court. in which Judgment is
prayed for $500 for alleged violation OF
contract on the part Of the defendant whore
by Busby was to work for the Charm Mining
and Milling company for the period OF ono
year at sl6o month. and tho company was
10 erect q mill upon its property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Plans for Betterment League

Tho executive committee OF tho Bctternen,
league held meeting Saturday R(ternoon In
the Juvenile courtrooms TO stln further dis
cuss plane for the Organization of the Better.
mcnt lcnguc Among those present were M.
ney. Miss Margaret Conncll Rabbi Cbarie.
Freund. Judge Brown and Bishon Chrintcnann.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
MISS SPRAGUE SUMMONED
City Librarian Ordered to Send
Books to Senate Committee.

A subpoena has been issued by the Senate
Tor Miss jean Spraguc. city librarian OF Salt
l.ako city. ard volumes ten and twelve OF the
Journals Of Discoursos" OF the Mormon
church mrs demanded To be gent 70 the Com
mitteo Privileges md Elections OF the
United States Senate for uso in the rcopenol
Smoot trial.
While the presence OF Miss Spruguc IA not
demanded by The committee, she IL COM
mandcd 10 scDd the aforementioned Volumes
that they VIII reach Washington by Febru-
tent by cXprcAs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
NO DECISION IN
GAMBLING CASES
Judge Diehl Takes Matter Tn
der Amusement, and Will
Decide Today.

This morning. at 10 o'clock, Judge
Dichl Will render his decision in tho case
against NJ. H. Wilson. charged with con-
ducting a gambling house at the corner
OF Commercial street and Second South,
known as the Montana club Assistant
City Attorney Daily and the attorneys for
the defendant made their arguments Sat
urday forenoon, and upon their compile
tlon Judge Dchl said he would take the
matter under advisemcnt until the time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
County Also Interested

The county boards of education arc becom-
Ing much interested In tho Juvenile court sys-
tom and will hold q meeting in the near M
turo for the purpose OF taking definite action
in tho matter \ meeting OF the boards was
recently held with Judge Brown and the qucg-
tion OF extending tho probation system to
trunncy cases In the county discussed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Woman's American clnb

The Womuns American club VIII meet Mon
day, February :, at o'clock az the home of
Mrs. Joseph Pussley. 265 North First West
street. Tho meeting VIII be called TO order
promptly and following the regular programme
and business OF tho club n parliamentary drill
will be conducted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Mining Company Incorporated.

The Giant Chiel con Mining company. With
shares. Will file It's articcS OF Incorporation
Monday with the County Clerk and Secretary
OF State. The company owns group OF eight
claims at Bingham, joining the United states
company on the south Anna II Lowo is pres
ldcnt, p j. Donohuc yicc-prcsideDt and
Grant Hampton, secretary and treasurer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Proceeds of Water Bonds.

In relation to the proceeds of tho wnter
bonds or hnnd or covered by contracts
Mr Ritter said that tho report nled by Mayor
Norris shortly before the election contained
ali tho information in the City Engineers Of
fce this time Later, he sald this report
wns brought up to date. as he understood II.
by tho CITY Auditor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Saws It's Confirms

LONDON, Feb. tIS.s t-Ine I
company says that nc sio1
from reliable sources -
Countess De Castellane hs, -
dicIal separation from nef
the grounds of lnfidehty-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
MACY COMPANY COMING
Will Appear in Concert at tho
Y M G.. A.

Y. NJ. c. a.
Tho Eva Bartlett Macy company, musicians
viii appear at the NJ c. A. auditorium
under the auspices OF the 7. NJ c. \.
The company is composed of four OF the
finest musclnns on tho ycoum circuit,
Miss Eva Bartlett MACY is considered q
wonder with the banjo and mandolin She is
also an impeTSonator and elocutio1st of raro
ability
Robert De Almond has a sonorouS ond well
modulatcd voice and is u basso Of greatest
merit.
Miss Eleanor Piper Is ono OF tho most tall
cnted cornot players on tho American plat
form. Mrs. Ora Dc Almond accompanlst
adds greatly to the rendition OF tho pro-
grammc.
This entertainment composcs tho sixth num-
ber OF tho Stas entertainment course
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
RITTER MAKES REPLY
Declares He Is Ready to Assist in
Strengthening the Tangle.

Former City Engineer Ritter does not take
kindly TO tho charges made against him by
Col f. A Wall. former chairman OF the
Board of Public Works. in connection with
tho paving OF South Temple street. Discussing
the matter Saturday evening, Mr.. Ritter gave
his version Of the controversy. details or which
are familiar To the public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
LECTURE ON PASSION PLAY
Dr.. William F. Coburn Delivers Ono
Illustrated by Views.

DR. william f. Coburn OF Boston delivered
an illustrated lecture Saturday evening OIL
the Passion Play az the Y NJ. C \. auditor
um 10 a arge and enthusiastic audience. The
entertaining speaker. who was tortunats
enough 10 be present at OberammerGau In 1900,
when tho last play was given
Where Play Is Produced.
The speaker began hIs lecture upon the con-
dtlons OF the little town In northern Bavarin,
whcro the Passion Play is presented every
ten years. With pictures OF tho principal act
ora In tho drama, the speaker gave a de2crlp-
tion OF the who played the pnrts Of the
fcrred TO tho story OF the plague In OGeram-
merguu. when the people of the town were all
threatened md the giving OF the play was in
terfered with, and at which time the people
OF tho town said that II God would stay the
plague they would give the play every ten
years The story OF the play, with which all
familiar. is the netting OF parts OF the
Bible
Nailed to the Cross.
DR. Coburn then related part OF tho ecenc
OF the play In which Christ ls nailed TO the
croes. The character in the play IS nailed to
tho cross In reality The nails driven
through his hands and feet and spears are
stuck INTO the body OF the actor and the blood
runs from the wounds The man IS kept nailed.
to the cross for fully twenty minutes and
then taken down; II was some time before
he revived The actors In the role OF the
their arms around tho cross. and were 500.
removed from the stage.
Pictures Very Clear.
There were twenty-five slides for the stcre-
opticon nlchinc. and all pictures very
New England scenes given at the con-
cluson OF tho lecture.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
DEMOREST MEDAL CONTESTS
w. C. T. U. Arranging for Series
of Them

AT a largely attended meeting OF the wo-
mans Chr5tGn Temperance union held yes
tc!day afternoon in the auditorium OF tho Y
VI G A. several plans OF future work wcrc
discussed Among these wcTo arrangements 8
for scrlcs OF Demorest medal contests and
tho support OF the Y w. c. A.. about 10 be
organized here. Miss Motzgcr addressed tho
members present in behalf OF the Young Wo-
mans Christian association and invited them
20 attend tho meeting 10 be held this after
noon at the First Presbyterian church The
lnNIInIlon accented
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
AGED MAN is CALLED
Thomas Hollingsworth Passes Away
at the Home of His Daughter,

Thomas Hollingworth. old resident of thIs
State and city. died al the home OF his only
daughter, Mrs Frank l. Hines. Friday night
aIed 81 years. Mr.. HollngWorth cnu.o 10
salt Lake City in 1871 The funeral Viii be
held at noon today from the Twentieth ward
meeting house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Inspector of Printing

WASHINGTON. Feb. Sis 1:
Stnlings tonight announces of ca
appointing Charles 8. Bro%n Broa, " d, q
Mich. 10 be chief inspeo'%, %,ooIr:r
ment printing Office. The IVY
focfIre Eeb-unry II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
COUNTESS SEEKS DIV
Reported Anna Gould p y
Wants Legal SepaIs-~

PARIS, Feb. 4.-Althocsaa
auiry has been made In m4p y, i,
regard to the truth oI tn' ,lst
lated report 10 the ellec' ,rra q
De Castcllane. who was H 49, ,
New York. had separaieo1, .lI,rt mt
band. Count Boni De Cas'1I.DsaJ Is 81
nrmatlon could be secufsc :"
quarter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
COMPLICATED CASE DECIDED
Judge Lewis Renders Decision in
Favor of InterYeners

Judge Lewis rendered a decision Saturday
in tho case of II. c. Edwards against Wells
Fargo & Co.. dcfen1nnt and Il g Knowlton
ct al intorvencrs. Tho suit was brought to
recover 5000 on draft, payment OF which hal
been refused by the bank Tho interyeners
ret up that thoy were entitled TO the proceeds
OF the draft. Judgment la given for tho In
interyeners. except John Z. Schneider, for 500.
end the plaintiff is given his costs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Accepted by Uncle Sam.

Postoflcc Inspector Sharp and Postmaster
Thomas yesterday visited Murray and accept
cd for Uncle Sam the new postoflice building
Just completed there. Beginning Monday
morning the mall Will be delivered to Murray
residents from the Office which is modern
and up-to-date in every respect. and a build
ing OF which the people OF Murray may well
DO proud
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Divorce Not Granted.

Through n regrettQblo error Tho Tribune
announced Saturday morning that a divorce
had been granted 10 r. X, VnndIver from
mhg Nondlver, on the ground OF cruelty. Tho
report should have read that the COMPLAIN,
vas dismissed. the plalntin falling TO prove
hS caSe-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Decree Quieting Title,

In the case OF the Salt Lake Investment
company Martha J. Farriss ct oil. Judge
Morse has rendered. judgment in favor OF the
plaintiff quieting the tito TO various parcels
of propeEty,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Contention of Lawyers.

In his remarks before tho court. Attor
ney DAILY pointed out the testimony Of
the principal witnesses as boing sufficient
evidence on which to find the defendant
guilty, and expressed the belief that the
court would so find
Tho attorneys for the defendant argued
that there was practically no evidence to
show that Wilson conducted a gambling
house, but rather that he simply FUR
nished Il hanging out place for the deal
crs and their friends who were not en-
ployed at the present time, in which they
might amuse themselves at bridge whist
or other similar games.
Upon the decision I'm the Wilson case,
II is understood, Will depend the prosecu-
don OF the other cases.
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Nailed to the Cross.
Fine Skating g.

Best skating OF the season at Heath
Brothers Skating Rink today. There Will
be a hockey game played at 10 o'clock by
the Salt Lake and University teams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Side Trip Free.

Among other trips contemplated whllo in the
Golden State Is one over tho mountain rail-
way. which VIII be- entirely free Of cost OF the
cGcurslonSIE. Tickets for the Los Angeles
trip VIII be placed sale at the Elks cluG-
rooms this morning, where they may be Sc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
LOAN ASSOCIATION
MADE A DEFE ENDANT
Union Savings and Investment
Company Sued on Nine
Causes of Action.
WITHDRAWAL OF STOCK
is THE BASIS OF SUIT
Plaintiff Is G. II. DuncOmhe
Who Sues for Himself and
Eight Others.

G. III. Duncombc fled an action against
the Union Savings and Investment COM
pany In the Third District court Saturday.
In which he asks for an accounting of the
company's receipts and disbursements and
that the company be ordered 10 pay him
$l236s0 alleged 10 be upon stock with
drawalS
Allegations in First Cause.
In the first cause OF action Il Is alleged
that the Progress Investment company OF
which the plaintiff was a stockholder pur-
chased flfty shares of the defendant COM
Panys stock on October 10. 1904. and paid
upon the same the sum OF $40, after
which the stock was issued TO the pur-
chasers. II Is then alleged that the per-
sons, other than the plaintiff who com
posed the Progress Investment company,
have assigned their rights TO the plain
I'M, and that the defendant company has
not had the stock In question pledged
To u.
Second Allegation.
The allegation is next made that the
plaintiff, on behalf OF himself and the
persons composing the Progress Invest
mcnt company, notified the defendant
company more than thirty days ago that
they had Withdrawn from 1t as members
and stockholders and would require the
repayment by the defendant company OF
the moneys paid to 1t. This Is followed
by the allegation that the defendant com
pany has refused to repay tho money or
any part of II,
Prayer of Complaint.
The prayer of the complaint is that the
defendant company Ge required to make
an accounting of its receipts and diSburse-
mcnts. 50 far as the same are by law to
be applied to and apportioned TO the stock
Issued. and that Il part OF the funds be
set aside for the payment OF plaintiffs
claims.
How Divided.
The individual amounts making up the
total OF Sl236S0 are follows @ II. Dun
combe. $40; w. II. Brown, $40; Frank I.
Lum. $40. John c. Petersen, SEQ; d, L.
Heaps slO5; Joseph D. Blain. SEQ; ole 6.
Olson. $50. Louis ]. Schooling. s21730;
Thomas w. Heaps. $3.50.
Declines to Pay Amounts.
The Union Saving and Investment com
pany, II Is understood has refused to pay
the several amounts for the reason that
It's bylaws provide that stockholders can
not withdraw until they have been mem
bcrs for O period of six years.