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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
HAvRE, MONT.

Pair of $3.50 shoes, Lou Lucke.
$3.50 hat, M. Auerbach & Son.
Box so cigars, Hotel Havre.
Box SO cigars, M. K Coover.
Box so cigars, F. o. Kaste.
Sack Elkota flour, J. e J. G. Hol-
land and Co.
Ham, Pioneer Meat Co.
Ham, Havre Meat Market.
Box Apples, Pioneer Grocery Co.
So shirt waist, Mrs. H. E. Hol-
lister.
Pair ladies silk hose, Partisan Suit
& Millinery co.
Dozen photographs, o. S. Golf.
Box Is cigars, w. r. Kapernick.
So worth Of laundry, Havre Steam
Laundry.
French briar pipe, Havre Drug
Co.
Bottle perfume, Beckstead Drug Co.
5-lb. box chocolates, J. w. Hynd-
man.
One years subscription to the Plain
dealer.
One years subscription to the
Herald.
One box of fruit, C. G. Gibney.
One gallon icecream, o. r. d. Well
bourne,
S. rocking chair, Havre Commercial
Co.
The program of the field sports has
mot been made up, but it will be va
ried and interesting, and everyone
will have an opportunity to win some
Of the prizes.
The days sports and fun will be
ended with grand ball in the o.
pera house i'm the evening.
Che committee in charge of the cell
ebration has assurance that the at
tendance from neighbcring territory
win be large. An unusually large del
egaticn is promised from the sister
city of Chinook and this will be conn
posed largely of rooters for the Hay
makers, who will again try concms-
ions with the Havre Board of Trade
baesball club. The game will proba-
bly, be the deciding game of the sea-
son between these two mines, which
have so fiercely, but yet with friend
ly spirit, contested for honors Oh
the diamond during the last thnee
months. The ball game will bt
called promptly at 10 a. m. on ths
West End grounds. Each team Will
be strengthened fer the rubber ans
all who enjoy spirited and scientific
sport should be on hand when thu
umpire calls PLAY ball"
Probably as great, if not graa. e1
Interest than that displayed in III:
approaching base ball contest is thai
evide need in the scheduled tug-of- war
which is to be between an all-Easle
team and a non-Eagle team. Sever
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

now numbers 225 members and every
one is an active worker to this COM
mendable end. Beside there is not a
citizen who is not proud and eager to
lend all possible assistance to those
upon whom the great task directly de
wolves.
If any facts regarding the Labor
Day celebration have escaped pub
LEGATION in the papers or on the pro-
grams, the executive committee, con-
sisting of A. T. Swanson, James Hol-
land and 7. J. Troy, will welcome and
promptly respond to all inquiries
made.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

All the news of the world, county,
and city in the Herald for So year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
YOUNG LAD IN JAIL
Held to Answer to Robbing Of Post
Office Box

Harry Perseil. the lad accused of rob
bing the postoflce box OF the Auerbach
store was Tuesday taken before United
States Commissioner Baldwin for a hear
irg As the boy had no attorney the
Commissioner was reluctan Mt TO act on ac-
count OF the boys tender yesrs. The cnse
viii probably come up again within q
few days.
The boy states that he Is thirteen years
Of age and he Is being held in the city
jan The officers in charge regret that
he is obliged 10 be held there. as il is
no place for a boy OF TINT age The Of
fense being within tho jurisdiction OF the
Federal court the case cannot oe trnns-
fcrred to the Juvenile court.
II the charge is sustained. the offense
being an lndic:able one, Young Persell
Will IL not released on bail, be obliged to
remain In jail until April, when the Fed
eral grand Jury meets. The only sentence
that can be imposed upon one of that
age is reform school sentence and con-
victs of that age are sent from this court
to Golden. Colo.
While the marshars Office force regrets
10 hold the boy in the local Jail they see
no way 10 avoid keeping him there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
ELECTRICAL SHOW PLANNED
Latest Uses of Juice" to Be Shown
Conference Visitors.

SILT Lake City promises to be ahlazc
with electricity during conference week.
The Utah Light and Railway company Is
figuring upon holding d big electrical
show. at which the latest uses OF cleo
trIcity viii be demonstrated and many
business men are arranging TO make brill
liant displays on the interior and the
exterior OF cheir establishments.
IL is planned by the manufacturers and
Merchants association also to hold big
mars meeting in Salt Like during con-
ference week. in order that the confer
ence visitors from various parts of the
State will be enabled to learn of the pur-
poses OF the organization and to foster
the idea of TatroDizing home industries
The exhibit-rooms Of the association will
be made especially attractive during con-
ference week and IL is likely that sam
plies OF home made goods will be dstrib-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
SOLDIER GUILTY OF N
Stabbed His Comrade to !
Dispute Over Card Cal

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Fe'
special from Fort Benton says
liam Giles was yesterday found
murder In the second degree. %
soldier at Fort Ass'nnlboiae Q
another soldier named Ross ove1
of cards al a rosdhouse. Gsss
but was later captured
Ross accused Giles OF cheauaE
latter placed the amount IN p
the table and dared Ross 10 laAs
reached for the money and Gl1.
him and he died In a few Inins'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
FRANCE DEFEATS ITALY.
Fencing Champions Have Warm Bout
With the Foils

NEW YORK. Feb 2S.-An International con-
test with toils between Lucien Merignoc.
champion OF France, md Giuseppe 6alante.
the Italian champion. tfc winner OF mpny
prizes recently In Europe. took place last
night at the Carnegie Lyceum before a big
crowd Tho ahair under the auspices OF
the Fcncers club end New York Athletic club
and the local experts were present I'm force.
The terms OF tho match was series of
eight bouts each OF three minutes duration.
with n rest OF n minute between each bout.
Touches made ell parts ~ the body from
the neck 10 the waist line and tho back
counted Tho total result gave the match to
McrlSnac, with two bouts to one. tho other
Eve beiEC drawn.
Toal number OF touches: Ncriensc. 6: Cal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
ALLEGED FORGERIES IN
OREGON LAND DEALS
State Board Rejects Documents,
Covering 44O0 Acres of
Valuable Realty.

SALEM or. Feb. 2s.-Fiftccn forged
lnnd certificates OF Oregon school lands
were presented to the State Land de-
partmont today, covering AGO acres OF
land In southern Oregon. These certlti-
Gates purport to have been issued I'm 1902
and are presented In behalf OF Frank
T. Toland OF La Crosse WIS
Toland IL Is alleged, was brought out
from Wisconsin by the defendants In the
recent Government land fraud trials at
Portland 10 controyert the evidence OF
tho prosecution.
1t Is Understood here that the ccrtiii-
Gates wero given Toland to rccompense
him for expenses incident to his appear
nncc at the trials.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Much Enthusiasm is Being
Worked Up by Fans and
the Promoters.
MANAGER ANGELL SIGNS
UP MORE NEW PLAYERS
Proposes to Make the Dubei
TailOrS Fastest Bunch in
the State.

The subject OF n State league ls a much
mooted one among the ball players in this
city. and the fans have also commenced
TO set inquIsitivc as to whether they Will
have an opportunity to witness their ia
Yorlte sport this year.
Manager Angel OF the crack Duoei
Tallors team Of last year Is enthusiastic
over forming such league. and has put
In q lot OF vigorous work In promoting
the proposition.
Manager Angel Enthusiastic.
His idea ls that the organization OF n
State league will avoid the fault OF hov-
ing the same players In the lineup of
teams working under different titles:
have new men for the teams instead of
letting tho players Of one team switch
around TO others on of days.
Manager Angel states that the object
OF a State league iS To give the baseball
public good clean baseball and give them
what they pay for.
He IS busy getting up a swift team, and
Yesterday landed two more good players
in Harry James OF the old Cleaveland
Commission team and Honest John
Hcrwig, one Of the stars with Dad Gim-
Inns Lobstcrs last season.
Has Signed Up Fast Team.
Manager Angel says chat he Will spare
no means I'm making the DUbei Tailors
Tie fastest team in the state. Walter
Scare the well-knoWn ball player. was
appointed captain OF the team last night
and Mr. Angel thinks that the team
could not have been placed In better
hands.
In his communication TO the sporting
editor OF The Tribune Mr.. Angel states,
Eureka need not fear coming into the
State league on account or Salt Lake not
being able 10 give them a game hard
enough TO make them sweat. They Will
know they have been playing ball when
they go against the Salt Lake aggrega-
don, and Will, without a doubt. hnd the
Dubei Tailors worthy Of their steel.
Come in. boys. and help a good cause
along
Other Cities May Get In.
Ogden. Park city and Provo have not
Vet been heard from. but will undoubted-
~ place teams I'm the field when the time
comes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
TALENT RECEIVES
SEVERE shaking Up
200 to | Shot Gives Some of
the BoOkies Heart
Failure.
UTICA NAME OF SAUCY
ACTING ANIMAL
Dusty Miller Proves to Be Re-
peater by Winning the
Fourth Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2S.-Utica, at
200 to !. gave the talent n shock by
opening up big gnp on a field OF fast
wo-year-olds at Oakland today and
barely losing 10 Grace C, The winner
was herccly driven down the stretch and
scored by a neck. Dusty Miller proved
u repeater by capturing the fourth race In
handy fashion from Chabls. Weather
clear, track slow. Results;
Utica Flashes Suddenly.
First race four and n half furlongs-
Grace G.. l0T (ClarltD, 8 10 l, won; Utica
los CHobartl, 2eo To l. second; Mabel Hol-
lander, ia Loague). even, third. Time.
65A seconds. Nappa, SaNonia, Lord Ros-
sington, ST. Lucar and Como also ran.
Second race. six furlongs-Cocksure, l0'
Knapp, IL to 10, won; Rustlcate, lo5 o.
j. Walsh, so to ], second. Lord Nelson
l02 tSandy), II TO 5, third. Time, l:l624
Frank Flittner Merry Go Round, Elerd
NNheatstone and Smiler also ran
Third race. six furlongs-Alicc Carey.
lO7 IL. Willams). IL to 10. won. Bear
Hunter. lm CIV. Kelly, 10 to l. second;
DIR. Sherman, ldI tFountain). To = third.
Time. l:l5,s. Gibraltar, Jnneway, Barker
The Reprobate. Ny order. Waterspout
and Instrument also ran.
Dusty Miller n Repeater.
Fourth race. one mIIe-Dusty Miller. 10
(Grahanl). ; TO ,, won: Chublis, l02 tRob-
iIson). 10 to 1. second; Briers. lO7 a.,
Wiliems), 10 ,. third. Time, la. Vel
lowstone. Major Tenny, Mr.. Farnum.
Jolly Witch. Foxy Grandpa, Blackthorne
and Kinder also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Lily Golding 30
(Graham), to ,. won; Judge. 102 (R.
Davis) IL TO l. second; Watchful. 81
(BrusseD. 10 TO ]. third. Time, ll5A. El
Dinero. Dargin and Ralbert also nan.
Sixth race nve and half furlongs-
rocolaw. ia Knapp. Is to 5, won:
Deutschland. III DuganD, 10 to =. second.
Neva Lee, l05 &C. Millerl. To >. third.
Time lOSh Gossiper and Lisaro also ran.
Oakland Entries Thursday.
First race. seven furlongs-Spring Ban.
Lovcy Mary. l2; Szz. Iadora, %. Dick
Wilson. 100; Frolic, Legal Form, ll2, Jake
Moose lOl
Second rncc seven furIougS-Tcn oaks.
lJ2: Maid Of Fermoy, Bonar. los. Spon-
doolix. 10; Supreme Court, Mogregor, 105:
S;orma Katie. Crews. "a, Sandstone, III.
swift Queen. 1Ol.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth
Vigoros. l0i. Ray. Lady Kent, lUT; EX-
pedIent Preseryator FL Photo. Tizona.
1O9: Flora Bright l02; Mr. Dingle. Wen
rick l12; CancJo. l02.
Fourth race. mile and hfty yards
Royalty. Byronerdale, lO9: Buchanan.
100; The Lady Rohesia, l07; Liberto.
Watercure. l0i.
Lem Reed Tam o Shnnter. Sad Sam.
Matt Hogan. BucOlc. Salabe Bumen
thai 1O9: Sterling Towers l07, Epicure
Orontc. Prince Magnet ll2.
Sixth race. five and a half fbrlongs-
I'm Joe Ray Carlo, 90; Pelham. l04; Bata-
dor. Mischief. Follow Ne. los, Lotta Glad
stone e0; Princess Wheeler l02.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Two Unspeakable Papers.

The unspeaknble Standard has tho
nerve to come out tonight and say that
there is no argument between the Coun-
cimen on the question of reslgning and
says that 1t has not tried the Council
manic cases through It's columns IL is
unnecessary to argue this question. as the
files Of the paper show that IL has done
so and has so deliberately attempted dur
ing the recess OF court 10 influence
the jury and the public In the case
that Judge Howell found II necessary to
request the jury to refrain from reading
either the Ogden Examiner or the Ogden
Standard. which he did from the bench
warning both pnpers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
COPYRIGHT APPLIED FOR
See America First League Adopts m
Insignia

Tho See NT.erica league has fled ap-
plication with the Federal Government
for the coyprShting of the official IN
sigma OF the organization. The insignia
Will be used on all stationery OF the
league ana it is probable thnt Il Will
later be used or buttons for boosting
purposes. The design shows the ma
tioual enblcns OF the United States. Can
oda and Mexico, crossed within a circle,
on a background of the North American
Continent. In field OF blue around the
circle, appears the Official motto of the
league. See Europe II You Will but See
America First" rhe design was worked
cut by Frank Lieb of Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
HoRSEMEN HOLD SESSION.
Testimony Regarding Ascot Scandal
Under Consideration of Directors.

Los ANGELES Feb. g-The investigation
by tho board OF directors OF Ascot Park today
into tho charges against Manager J. ". Brooks
and certain horscmcn growing out of the fac
tional troubles between the several prominent
owners racing 1T Ascot was adjourned
at ! o'clock this afternoon The evidence
brought out at tho session was taken under
consideration by the directors. who went into
executive tession and. II stated, probably
would no. give out decision until late In the
d.
Tho session wes secret and the nature OF
the testimony was not divulEcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Thursday Entries at Ascot

First race. six furlonss-My surprise l5s, Re
sal l0S pacihco l0S, Inspector Halpin Jos
Fulbcrt 1OI Happy Chappy l03. Rozia l02
Snndst 1rm 100. silver Wedding %, Conde 9s
Main &C. Soedcasc %. Piatn 81.
Second race milo and oiEhth-BriEend
IoT George r. McNcal loi, Miss Betty ico
Rostof 100 Worthwhile GO Ethylsne as.
Third rnce. ono milc-Rockcy lis. Marc Lch-
ionstein Ill. Cincinnntus 10. Golden Light l07
od Bilkc lO7 EEapo 107. Cheripc los, Red
-.~msel lO5. Huapala los. Freesias loi. Salario
10. Iicrssin 10l. Lydia Wrousman lo1. Niona
Ecurth race. mile and siHtcsnth-Eh-
rv lOI Morita 100. Marshal Ncy %, Cholk
.Ir1rlck az
Fifth race six furlones-Don Domo ll5, Mon
~ Nuss llS. The Gadny l16. Whom Bill Ill,
I}ayarian l02, Chancellor Walworth %.
Sixth race, futurlty course-Birbery Ill
Search Me 10. AntarB lo7 Valencia io5 Betsy
I05 Charles Grccn "a. Bennocenco %. Dcmasei
60 Ambitious az Nlnna Baker 9s. Lady Tray
ers s5 Moncle Mabel ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Would Be Inspiring Scene.

should II chance that tomorrow or the next
Gay the National Guard OF rtnh should be
ordered out FOR service what an inspiring sccoo
would lee presented. Easy Ia II 20 Imagine
Coy. Cutler. clothed In eye glasses and litte
brief authority thus addressing the members
n the Guard Gentlemen. III congratulate
YOU. but remember while your blood lows hin
defense Of your country that my blankets are
the best blankets Tor the money And thon
Col Lund. Il tank yu bonc gudo fcllars. but
/ skaI not march In mont | VIII talk With
YOU after the battle"
Gov Cutler has not yet received orders to
hold the National Guard In rc1ifnncSs for ser
Vice in tn. East The Lord knows what he
would 10 n that should happen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Wednesdays Results at oaklawn.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. 2.-oalSlawn re-
suits:
FIrst race. six furlonCE--Watcr Mirror won,
sheer second. TomochIchi third. Tine, l;l5 s-5.
Second race. three and half furlongs-Rudy
won. Miss Stromc second. Nimics Daughter
third. Time 43 seconds.
Third race mile and n sixteenth. handicap
Cutter won. Red Leaf second. Jack Young
,hird. Time l:i1 2-5.
Fourth race. six furlonEb-Nofaldo won.
Mayor johnson second, Lorcato third. Time.
i;ls 3-5.
Fifth racc thrce furloucs-Mechant won.
E.Ikino second. Jardinlero third Time 2G sec
cnds
sixth rnce mlIc-Davc Sommers Won. Eilce
second Nincrno third. limo, l:l3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Lieutenant to Wed Millions

PASADENA, Cal, Feb 8-AccordInr
to formal announcement of the plans for
the wedding OF Miss Wilhelmina Busch.
daughter of the millionaire brewer, and
Lieut. Edouard Scharrer. the ceremony
is to be performed next Saturday after
noon at i;30 o'clock at the Church OF the
Angels, near GarYanza. 1t will be fol-
lowed Immediately By a reception at the
Busch winter home In this city from
to o'clock. There Will be few guests
invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Honolulu Yacht Race Entries.

HONOLULU, Feb. H. via San Francisco.
Feb e5.-Four yachts have been entered 30 for
for the next May from San Francisco to
Honolulu for the $500 cup offered by the Hn-
Will Yacht club. Thoy arc tho Mike, by Full
ton Berry OF tho CoTinthinn Yacht club. San
o yopL Ynnbt c,u6 r,nc lI h a tne w
Sinclair OF the South Coast Yacht club. San
Pedro. and the In Paionn. by C w. MacFar-
lane OF the Hawaii Yacht club. There Ia talk
Of an entry OF q yacht from Brtlshcrs from
Victoria
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
SAYS HE WILL SUE STATE.
F. j. Toland Of Wisconsin Declares
His Certificates Are Genuine.

LA CROSSE. wis. Fob 2S.-Charging that
the state Of Oregon Ia turning down ali land
oertinc0tos good as well as forged In which
;. A, d. Puter played any part f. j TolaDd,
whose nftecn certificates. covering 400 acres
OF land. were rejected ms worthless by the
Land boord at Salem, or, today, snys he VIII
bring suit against the State TO force II TO
prove that the certificates were forged.
When Mr.. Toland was shown the dispatch
relative TO the acten OF the Land board. no
gald.
Il never had any dealings with Horace Nc
Kinley. Hc Is not n friend Of mine. nor did
| receive the fifteen certificates in question
Tor services as handwriting expert at tho
mnd fraud trials. The certificates were trans
tcrrcd 10 mo In 1904, in La Crosse. TO secure
a loan. They wero given by s. A ID. PutcT,
Mhn L hnh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
DUCHESS MARRIES GERMAN
Pretty Ceremony in German Palace
Witnessed by Many Americans.

BERLIN, Feb 2S.-Tho Duchess
Sophie Charlotte OF Gutenberg. daugh-
ter OF the relgnIng Grand Duke OF Old
enberg by his first marriage with
Princess Elizabeth OF Prussia. and
Prince Eitel-Frederick, the second son
of the Emperor and Empress. we're
married at o'clock this afternoon In
the chapel OF the palace by the court
chaplain. DR.. Dryander.
Rain was falling on the chapel dome.
but the inside was lit by hundreds OF
candles. showing the delicate costumes
or uniforms of about 500 persons be-
longing to the royal families of Ger
many or the principal nobility. the
Cabinet Ministers and a number of
Generals and Admirals.
EmdaSsador Tower and Mrs Tower
were present In the diplomatic circle.
Americans ut Ceremony.
In the diplomatic circle also were
ard, the naval attache; Mrs Howard
and Miss Howard. Capt William 8
Biddle "; the military attache, and
Mrs Riddle. Thlrd Secretary Nelson
Secretary John W. Garrett
The civil ceremony had previously taken
place In the presence OF the imperial
family alone. In the electors chamber
while the other guests were gathering In
the chapel. The Empress placed the
Prlncess's crown of green velvet and dIa-
monds and n wreath OF fresh myrtle upon
the head OF the Princess.
Her Majesty. who also wore a wreath
of myrtle. and tho bride were both
dressed In pearl white silk. The train Of
tho brides gown, which was four yards
In length. was embroidered with silver
roses
Bridal Couple Enters.
The Duchess Sophie with pages bearing
her train, entered the chapel upon tho
arm or Prince Eitel. and he changed at
the altar from her left to her right. They
were followed by the Emperor and the
press and the Grand Duke of Olden-
berg and others OF the two families. Tho
Emperor and all the congregation, except
the bridal party. Joined In the hymn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
BALF0UR WINS ELECTION
HIS Sister Delivers Speech of Thanks,
as Former Premier Is Ill.

LONDON. Feb, 2S.-Arthur ]. Balfour
triner British Premier was elect
90 to the House OF Commons for the civ
or Lond9n by majority of II $40 over his
Jiiperal-Free Trndc opponent Thomas
Gibson Bowes. The vote was a strictly
party one, the candidates receiving fewer
votes IMAM were cast for the Conservative
10, 800. 'NN'' maturity was
Mr. Balfour, who is not well. was I'M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
New Orleans Fair Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 3.-Foir Grounds
results;
First race, six furlongs-Rouc won. Triple
silver sccond. Globe Runner third. Time.
/ ~ 3-5
Second race. mlle-FlavlRny won. T. g
Glenn cecoad Bitter Brown third. Time ~
Third race. two miles-cushcr won. Louis
Kraft second. Nonss third Time. 3.4 -.
Fourth race. four and half fur'ongS-Ro-
may Won. Frank Lord second. Judge Is,voy
third Time, H 3-5 seconds.
Tlfih -occ. mile and s'Ti"oT' --''.-'rr
Maid won, Rlennonworth s"cCUf.
v1ll third. Time. 1.i7 4-a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Waiting on Oregon

My attorneys huvc advised mo 10 await the
hnol action OF the state OF Oregon and II the
certificates are rejected TO bring suit 10 make
the State prove that tho documents nre
forged. We have come TO the conclusion t"at
the Stnte has decided 10 reject all certificates
which pagsed through Puter's hands without
further invcstigation.
''wo know that Puter sold some good land
certificates. During the trials II was shown
that the forged papers all bore ccrtnln wa
tcrmaTk. Not one OF the nftocn recently sent
10 the Land board which l secured from Puter
horc that mnrk- Tho decision Of the Land
bc0rd is not nnal and awaiting Anal
actlom OF The StaLc hnLlLc hrlnglnE notion ;,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01

able 20 appear at the Guild n
the votes were counted. bat y
scented by Miss Balfour. who I1|
thanked the electors oa bebali
brother, There was no celebF1L
result OF the election was as q
Arthur J. Balfour UnicaiS
Thomas Gibson Bowles. LID
Unionist majority, 1870.