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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
ffJRRENT PUBLICATIONS

iul outcome. The politic,, 1ow
bos receives due curryine down, bnt bc
Protest. I' ~ m"fn af place in law court. Peter
anu Is treated accordingly. Tho bnsiness
] seorn as as ahnndy ahns:y skinner, Is held NJ 10
ing the nrofns.ter fuafecter not in the least adorn
moves ur less successful in the accumulation ''t Of
i b"m r,J Under tho title "hvarice.H Grab,
Dei, fleccem receive the treatment Which
e. S--o que TO their tendency as described in ibn
.,n Gu, iume; Disorder is illustrated nv
oras 0"p,sin 'eh9saphat Jehu, who can never fplly
thIasp the details of his. case nor presnn,
ice" % ca,. .n auo order TO the court. Coward.
General Bluff and deserved scorinr !. ~ ui
Dbehcs Doub' IS ,ho court is shown by Thomas
The ti,,o. ana IN so the work passes on under
.ne uttes OF Pride, Dishonesty. ..pSr,
s;ea, s;.n and m Spiritual Development, and other
oanS u,,SS on Well and appropriately given. and
f"rr, suplect Is worked out in admirable
,orm; -, Tho work should certainly be n helm
hors. az practtlonerS at tho bar. and every
1t of value 10 him. ee' points from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
AGAINST SPECULATION,
Inc fittnlls OF Speculation. BY Thomas Gil
son. inc Moody Corporation, publisher

me Pitfalls OF Speculation. BY Thomas Glib
son. Ine Moody Corporation, publishers
New York City
ms Is book IN which prudence. caut,cn.
anu anu moaeration are earnestly inculcated
lne autnor does not pretend that speculation
rs safe under any circumstances or conJi
ions but he does claim that the chances to
WIN IN speculation are Immensely Increased
II due caution is observed, aud the specu-
lh.os takes pains TO inform himself as thor
oueniy as may be of the conditions. environ
meRts. surroundings. history aud probablli-
ues OF the enterprise in which he proposes
10 FISK his money. Marginal speculation
ia the chiet theme Of tho book and 1t is so
uncertain subject that there has been very
httle writing done upon It. In fact, most
people would consider Il unnecessary TO write
ABOUT this subject ut all. But this book has
good deal OF yaluo TO those who speculate
on margins. Tho SUN and substance OF IT,
however. Is use prudence and caution: go
SLOW. and be prepared 10 strike while tho
iron Is hot. That Is practically all that can
be SAID about II. and that is about all that
could possibly be said IN guide OF speoula-
tlon, although the development OF the themes
as exploited in the book are we'll worth at
teltion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
GREAT ITALIAN NOVEL.

II ri sentol By Antonio FogazZaro.
|rhied from the italian by NJ. Agnatl
nd With an introduction by William
|n Thnyer Published by g. P. Put
d eons. New York.
! tie fashion With some splendid novel
Is work is one OF series. being the
y Of the triad. "Piccolo Monde Anti
|Plecolo Monde Moderno." and now
II sento." completed In the autumn
year. This work shows the author
MI maturity OF his powers and In the
cs, OF the fruits and the use OF the
|fsolaTship to which he has achieved
D igs OF sixty four. III Sapto" Is in
4 5vs story. but IL is far more keen
nghal Inquiry into the self-devot!on
"a Individual abandonment which at
e5ertakcs the uan OF pleasure and
A,<is. and he becomes a hermit or M
disesilng himself OF all his worldly
aras disposins OF all his worldly
nsd becoming absolutely aud ahjectly
IN upon those about bin for his daily
ne BenedeJ'o. the saint. has been
1mE, aDd becomes such dsyotee. lie
-flied. vas proaigete in way. ana
st woman. Jeanne. who is thorough
asd TO him and who hopes and trusts
" <plte Of his utter abandonment 20 re-
'tTn TO her. IN the meantime. Bcnc-
Ifsulng his religious life with &C.
snich Is absolute and leaves nothing
% be desired, cones under the ban
faurch, If the subject Of jealoOsies.
rsuo7s. harsh treatment from his su-
snd ne is made In every wey TO earn
OF thorns. in every situation there
Sa OF subtle study OF human nature,
eous tendencies. coupled with THOR
'-oSledEe OF historical situations akin
shich are raised iu the book. and q
Nagnert as 10 their application 70
-Auons In hand. With uosparinG pen.
no lays bare the rneGnpess. the enni-
.c' selnsnncss. the je:lousies, the cor
ard The egot!sms ot the church
VITO RUTHLESS realism he pictures
tEanow llves, their sordid aims. and
nNef contempt for the reality Of nious
and unselhsh Abandonment. No
tne work has beeep put upon the
for nowhere else mas
,SssIhess and unlovellncss OF eccles!a3-
siaioon been so rcpulsively and ma
.punten as IN this great work. We
ne work will receive in this country
saion and the praise which Us IT'S
N 1'-suse we have not in this country
o'peryaoing ecclesiastictsn. both ira
- ana present. which make the conhi-
~ can be readily realized by our
a IN yei. that II Is a masterpiece OF
.ne worlds greatest novcllsrs there
s, I'D ooun'. II VIII receive the most
~ atenI'on from those In this coun-
- realize It's historical perspective.
conditions 1t portroys. and its Inn
q q hno the very great pictures Of life
a" presents. No other work of the
la % 50 high an artistic and realistic
.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
MANY HOUSE-PLANS.

Pnlliser's Upto-Date House Plans: Contain
ing One Hundred and Fifty Plens of
Houses. Costing from $500 TO $4,000. By
George a. Pallser. The j. S, Ogilyic Pub
fishing Company. New York.
very fne work is this, showing houses
OF almost all conceivable styles, prices and
appearances Tho work gives. besides the
drawings, description OF the houses them.
selves rs planned and projected. many hints
and helps Tor all who intend TO build, with
price list of working plans, and specifcas
tions. For any having in view tho build
moro appropriate than this volume could be
asked. II is both useful. practical, aad /,
safe guide both TO beauty and utls,y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
HELP TO THE LAWYERS.

ia cs me Bar By Henry s. Wilcox,
,,I saicsso Bar Published b. the
-''e's'ure Company, Chicago.
o,Ss Sofk is nor written AZ all in the
!. or' OF sarcasm. is not melnt 10 tear
>sis u."ss but rather in the con5truc'
N /" ouild up. and 10 aid attorneys
'Ior,Ftsa ,Fsaeucc. The proper functions Of
,s,sls, me subject that occupies tie
4 ls' g.s.' nad these are expressed in ex.
y ,for and man? things tnut are de.
Uad.a q lawyer 10 avoid aIc pointed
a,setsss he ht!e 'Verbosi,y" is g;you
lit ~ more or loss true TO life OF Col.
tt M sno may be successful in justice
|ksis,ss courts, bur VINO will be utterly
III ea,.i, court where the calm and
.h ,nIis'ocfailon MI OF tho points OF law
" rAt,re. sociobility" is illustrated
N s6d aer OF Billie Goodfcllow. who is
FOOD mixer. but wEo depends
N tbss he,pS TO get on With his case
l;sisr,..h .h The. law or tho proper study
|f'trsrs' I. OF his cases in tho courts.
\ d'iRS lewytr e caricamrcd under the
u nflnald Writer. who Is a good
N snk' ssk' aud who manages somctiems
1iiss,ioaa' ia's; :, but is APT 10 depend moro
o' sentence than on n success
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

refer to the date. OF some obligation. come
good thing that would be advantageous 10
themselves and TO their fellowmen- SeuH
ieents broad. kindly. cheerful, and Mt times
humorous. are great bracers to the moral
consciousness and TO the subjective intel
Iect, This stimulus VIII be found here IN
appropriate measure, and In doses so short.
so easy, so taking, and appropriate. as to
De rcllshed by everyone. There Is not enough
OF anything TO pail. but Just enough TO slim
ulate. Even the twcnty-niDth of February
comes In for Il motto and George Crofy Is
quoted for n. The book bears evidence of
mcnt, and a considerable degree of culture.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

Physicians write many books for other peo-
pie, but other people have ruyey written for
them. Lack OF information has doubtless
been one cauSe. Madrtcn MGIrtens, how
ever, the celebrated Dutch novelist, who lives
in Paris and writes in English, has supplied
the deficiency with novel called The
Healers.' published by d. Appleton & Co.
This is n wonderfully clever, human, humor-
Gus satire on the pretentious OF modern med
ical experts. From old Prof. L!sse. with his
famous semicolon bacillus, 10 the last char
acter introduced. everyone 10 tho book bo.
lievcs himself either afflicted with an in.
durable disease or the eve OF the dlScov,
cry OF wonderful cure. There is plenty Of
love interest and good character drawing. IL
is satire on doctors. but a good -uatured
one that they will enjoy better than anybody
else,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
KINDLY AND HELPFUL.

us,-, Garden By ]. r. Miller. D. n.
Published BY Thomas y. Crowell Co.
New York.
I, this devotional md pious volume we
b,yo the bes, work of an author who mas
rery great popularity, ond whose ,It SGG'GnGo ~
:, claimed to number one nHd onc.half NIL
iiors NJ ,,eoplc. He Is q prolific writer on
Subjects .JoS bcueGciol TO humanity and his words
aIs always an irculea,ioa Of piety good lN NV,
ing. virtue. and stability OF enafacter. Inc
guiding a'yS writer tells Of an old woman who
iingI ma NV heort is lit,le garden, and
Cod Cod is planting tlowGrs there From 'n,s ms
plea s"n. .,n he had And that IL IS ele-
,2nc wnG," ~ tone and uplifting in scntiment
ssnao I'LL nscnssnrliy Tho doctor hns given
ns r.'' here book that is certain to do sooo
To men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
The Flight Of puss Pandora. By Carolyn

The Flight OF Puss Pandora. b. Carolyn
Fuller Illustrated from Drawings after
Photographs by the Author Published by
Little, Brown. and Company, Boston.
This is study OF most intellectual
and acrobatic cat. II belonged 10 suite OF
apartments. md seemed TO be nn ai!Pervad-
ing influence IN every one OF them. ana a
In those apartments. Tho stories incidents.
and scenes are all brightly depicted, and
ii is story that tho young folks VIII
be sure to enjoy immensely. The writer
has pleasant natural style and an excel
lent gift OF hUmor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
The Railway Children. BY E. NeSbit. With
Drawings by G e. br9e6. ne Macn'ilan
Companv. Pnhishers. New York.

The great popularity Of this author will
be enhanced BY the present volume and
new evidence is afforded by il of versatility
end agreeable writing. It is not Mt all
Of Of the usual order. Of taqGilul tales. hut
tells Of the homo. life, troubles, 'rlnls' joys
5esr,sd. toitp helpful family Of railway men It
is full Of lively adventure. however and a
grea, shadow comes upon the family winch
fs overwhelming !Or the time, but which
fortunately docs not last. and the book closes
in world OF happiness. II is most agree
able book 10 read, and one certain to be In:
me7sely popular throughout all classes OF
people,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
The Pe,fison Twins. BY Marion Hill. Pub
lished by Mcclure, Philips a Company

The pettisou Twing n-e boy, AID girl,
opd they wear themselves smooth through
irir,ion as two pebbles ia brook arc ike
iv IA do, There is Abundance Of adYep,
iiyyre good deal OF candid expression apd
an immense amount OF plain s&2saE'nF' & ,Ss oS
NC families. IL Is all set forth in Ene
feroo and with 4 ramrainess that eHpiiiY2tea
the reader a. every page. The family me
%|Se Eame are depicted with much action.
force gnd humor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
Long Ago in Greece, a Book Of Colder

LONG Ago IN BTeeco- q BOOK OF GoIden
Hours with the Old Story TeIlers. By
Edmund 7, Carpenter Lift. D. Illustrated.
Little Brown. and Company. publishers,
Boston
In this book Is found told in tho most
graceful style certain OF the old Grccian
stories. viz: ''The Battle OF the Frogs and
Mice" "Cloudcuckooborough. "A Coles
tal Runaway" How Pclo1s Won His
Bride "Atlanta's Foot Race Hero aud
Leander,' ''Narcissus and His Shadow, ,"
Cupid and Psyche "Europn Wedding
Journey" "Orpheus and Eurydice." ''Dcd.
alus and Icarus,' "Cydippe and Acontius, F"
'Polyphemus, Acis. and Gala'ca:~ Pan;
''The Sirens" 1.-The Hunt in Culydon, ."
"odysseus and Leuoothea, "Tkeseus and
the Ring These are all told from the best
and fullest versions, and with sn elegance
OF manner that is worthy OF the old Greek
text.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS
Excursions to Denver.

Via o. S. L. and L. P. lines October II
and To- Round trip from Salt Lake, Qg-
den or Logan, S19.15; limit thirty days,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
FINE BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG.

Pelham and His Friend. Tim. by Allen
French. illustrated by Ch. Gvunwald. Pub
lshed by Little. Brown, and Company,
Boston.
This is Joyous. happy boys story, In
which two friends. Pelly and Tim, the for
mer rich and the latter poor, establish a
lasting friendship and arc OF very great ser
Vice TO each other from time 10 time in their
boyish lives The book opens with a tri-
umph won under largo difficulties by the
two boys in the game, hare and hounds, q
the village are the bounds. The hares es-
cape With scarcely an inch of margin The
succeeding chapters tell OF the adventures
OF the two close friends from tme TO time:
all told In the most engaging manner, with
abundant humor and sympathy. mal6lng the
work most readable and entertaining,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

The Craftsman for October has large
number OF fine illustrations In color The
frontispicce is "Woton'' from Dos Rhcin-
gold" This is followed by Ethics and the
Ring OF the Niebelung. by Charles Henry
color by Frances Lea. There Is discussion
on Edward Carpenter. the Philosopher, re-
viewing his Gospel OF Friendship and Sim
Colony In Mncdougal Alley where some OF
tho best-known American artists aud
sculptoTs live and work New York In the
Making" is an exploitation OF the proposed
expenditure of i've hundred million dollars
In recoDstructing the city. Tho Dresden
Exposition of Craftsmanship" Is reported,
and 'Craftsmanship In Village School is
shown In excellent manner. There are good
stories. special articles, and Illustrations OF
tho very best character. The Craftsman rs
fast becoming high class beautiful maga-
Current Literature for October considers
Roosevelt as Campaign Issue. Treats
Of The Insurrecton Habit in Cuba, '.Bry-
an as a Defender of Christianity ''Wo-
mans New Role in Russia's Revolution,
"sousa's Protest Against Canned Music.
Snd has contrast eetweeS Negro Ghd ,ha
Literature and Art Music and the
Drama - Religion and Ethics Science
and Discovery and Recent Poetry" con-
tain full and accurate summaries. and nre mp
TO date. Tho claSsi6cat!ops arc well hllcd
There is story, md much miscellany. all
good reading Tho Current Literature Pub
fishing Co., New York City.
Smith Magazine for November has good
many pages OF portraits in tint Of leading
notresses 1t has n special inset In tints
Western Life Studies" by w Herbert Dun
ton, which show up IN good form. Tho
Transformation of a Word IS analysed by
Joseph Bondy. The Woman With Youth
full Figure with illustrations, Is well worth
attention Tho editorials. The Out-of-ToNn
Girl in New York" What Americans Are
Thinking" and n good many stories. poems.
and essays. make the number flrst-class
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

menss to travel that are so we'll presented
Walter A. Johnson Company, publishers
New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
LITERARY NOTES.

No moro s.alwart and vigorous American
patriot has ever lived than tho author OF
Tho Man Without Country With DR..
Halo the discovery OF lack in anything per-
tanning 70 his native land is the beginning
OF effort 20 supply tho want. This mill,
taut patriotism was undoubtedly his primo
motive in writing his s'Tarry At Home TRAY
els" which ia published this week by tho
Macmillan company. DR., Hale has noticed
und Asia and tho deorth OF good works OF
the kind about our own country In his
''Tarry At Home Travels ho urges his read
ers to discover America. and conducts them
in his delightful informal fashion 10 some
famous historic spots. chiefly in New Eng
land and in and about Washington. The
book Is illustrated with many photographs
and reproductions OF old prints and engrav-
insS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

The publication Of "a Sailor OF Fortune. >
personal memoirs of Capt. d. s, osbou lMc.
Clurc, Phillips & Coz, brings into the lime
light man OF unusual achievement. Capt
Osbon ran away 90 sea when boy, fought
in four wars, was ut various times corroSpou'
dent. lecturer navy officer and Admiral In
his preface, Albert Bisclow Paine, who edited
the books, writes in his preface; The
book is history-somo of it unwr!tten his
tory heretofore-cf our own land It's sub.
ject has helped TO make that history, and
in thus allowing il 20 be recorded hes added
o further service to the Nation he has served
so faithfully and we'll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

The 7ravcl M0gollne Tor Uotob"r iS n
b,1dson.o publication devoted 10 the allure
mcnfs OF the traveller and the vocatiouist
Tho frortispiccc is a JaPnne9e scene. and
,h;, Gnc publication has absorbed the Four.
TrncE News which has MI a!3ag been pub
lished by George III. Daniels in New York
The combination makes magazine Of tho
alIuriuc class in most bnru'iful form. aud no
ono can iail to be captiyotcd ty the iucitc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

Book publication OF Helen Nicoay's Tho
Boys Life OF Lincoln" October ~, follows
its serial publication in st. Nicholas, Tho
narrative is buScd upon the standard life Of
Lincoln. written by Lincoln 8 secretaries.
John q. Nicoay and John Hay; and tho
penred in the magazine, Another serial TO
appear i'm book form on the same date is
Ralph Henry Barbour's THE Crimson
Sweater" which goes back 20 his most pop
ular style. Fairy Stories Retold from st.
Nicholas" also 10 come out ON October %,
is o collection OF some of the most popular
fairy stories which haye appeared in ST.
Nicholas in the last quarter century, with
rhe original illustrations TO add TO the In
ierest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

Good Health FOR October is THE Moth.
ers' number ond is largely devoted TO the
cnre and uprcaring Of children. III? treating
Of their food, their dressing their sports,
their exercise. and their general trimming
In should be n helpful magazine 10 all moth
ers who have Tho cnre and responsibility
of the young A sufficient variety IL given
in ,his number To show how mothers in wide
Iy separated parts OF the world and OF difer.
en-, races treat their little ones Good
Health Publishing Co. Battle Greek, Mich
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

Gems Of w!saGm foI pnbis6cd EIsfy D5y Sy A. sew C. Nv
Clurg & Co. Chicago . ,,- ovorv
Ide E, p,fn sbe " Year updo lis appro2Te'o HT,s' ,e
moving oSa'%s' n,s% conc rb'sh S VII
or some me rihronice Iecper and those who ma!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

Tho Delneator for November is full OF
fashion plates elegantly colored, and all the
household in the way Of recipes. cookery,
fancy work, and all kinds Of practical home
affairs. receives large attention. The seri9o!
story, ''Tho Chauffeur md tho Ch1peron.
bv . Y and 4. N Williamson, continues iu
excellent STYLE aud there is good fiction:
miscellany, poetry, and special articles of
merit. Il is great magazine for the lldies
n1J ior ,be household The ButtcIicE Pub-
fishing Co. New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
T,e peau.r Of Kindness, by J. r. Miller; ~ D.
n published ny Thomas y Cro"e' {" N''


%. Published ~ TI0Ha" J. O'0"7'' :"
New York. ,,.,
lhl6 u - . o5 kindness Is impressed very
the shTcasy and strongly upon the conscience
oP evsry man and woman THIS nssssX ssd 15
not INC ntGSseS brT IA the necessity Of the
for lnot re, lGi'G 10 reach forth in helpful neigh
boqs boTness s to nnd outlet fer n9 tS neSes @gses
IN comm uniG9,tns MEANS ,be re-son and what he
aud YIN pusri9is pseryise Of Of Ms nesbbor in need
has has a. s 'ae necessity Of human nature 'Ss ba
a but ger ss nsts sFhi s the 9f nepsG R%9qsD S
STANDPOINT o, ,ois argument pressed home
wG power 20 % and grace as Is done IN IGd, M 10
Mt'I tc book, which Is an aSiTGGrSd nTindncss m@'0 "
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-09-14
Mr.. SprOuSe Wins Chair.

Quite a spirited contest for a
handsome chair, offered by the
firm of Hutchinson & Wicker
ended Saturday. With every
25 cent purchase a ticket was
given the purchaser, this ticket
bearing a number. A duplicate
of the lucky number, sealed by
Rev. l.. M. Rice, was placed in
the window of the firms store.
The contest closed Saturday at
a o'clock, and the sealed enve-
lope opened. The number was
797, and was held by Mr.. Gilbert
l.. Sprouse who lives on Mill
street in West Union.
The chair was a handsome
wicker chair valued at $40. 1t
makes a valuable addition to the
home that Mr.. Sprouse is Just
now beginning. Mr.. Hutchin-
son delivered the chair Wednes.
day Immediately after the lucky
ticket was returned to him.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-09-14
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Cases Disposed of During Last Week.

Judge Dantzler was called
away to Orangeburg the latter
part of the week, but before
that time the following cases
were tried and settled.
State VS.. Thos. Adams, SEN
fenced to 3 months in Jail or a
fine of $35.
Allen Bell, larceny of bicycle,
pleaded guilty, sentenced to the
gang or penitentiary for 2 years,
and a fine of LOO.
The case of jim Henderson,
charged with violating the dis
pensary law, ended in mistrial.
Charge of violating the dispen-
sary law in the case of Walter
Gist was mol pressed.
Case of adultery against Glenn
lnman was continued.
Bill Hughes, charged with as
sault and battery with intent to
kill, was found not guilty. B.
F. Townsend for defense.
Jerry Tolleson. charged with
rape, was found guilty and re-
commended to mercy. His SEN
tence was 3 years on the gang or
in the State penitentiary.
Lovelace Young, charged with
murder, was found guilty of
manslaughter. This was a con-
sent verdict, agreed upon by the
attorneys, and the sentence was
IL years in the penitentiary.
Geo. G. May and Lawrence
Allen pleaded guilty of violating
the dispensary law and were
each sentenced to 3 months in
jail or a fine of $100 each. They
paid the fine.
R. V. Gist pleaded guilty of
violation of the disI nsary law
and also received the above SEN
tence. He paid.
Judson Wright pleaded guilty
of carrying an unlawful weapon
and was setehnced to Is days on
the gang or a fine of $25.
The appeal of Bum Thomas
from the Mayors court of Union
was sustained and judgment re-
versed.
Appeal of John Renwick was
abandoned.
Appeal of Barney Rodgers was
dismissed and Mayors judgment
sustained.
Appeal of Charlie Macbeth
likewise.
Appeal of Henry Lyles sus-
tained and case remanded for
new trial.