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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York September I3 1900
Guiding 10 Tor saughterers and ~ for the market
ana number q cars we're ned over Soai1s doing IN
IN fair demand az last reported quotations No change
n Liverpool and London cattle nArkes No shipments
CALvEs-Receipts Part late Wednesday. were ssl
yes-sday. Good handy selling quite readily
Sow SHs ss ne sas as s-s nos eS1ireIv &C dl,sres
Common 70 choice veals sod e. SECS % per 100 n
EoaS az stast So g1sssTs saa re- calves @iT .5
heavy SLOW C, dressed vsas sold a. e9lsiao
sales. 9 Curtis soE: 50 vesls. 80 y average At
Sc So Do las n a. S. Is sassers ana fed calves 20
ssoEs L PHisH0aeA' az v:ala, lS4 n. at IS 2''
5 Jgad Co Is voals $50 n. at $50; q %. l4S
" r Hume p veais. 15s n. At IS IS 40. ia5 n.
sIFEP AND LAMss-Rsoepts were ga cars. or 100
head am market making With ths stock held
80 a. s-easv prices lambs were SLOW but sJrlcy god
lambs about steady others lover % SCI; noe LAa a.
Sass So psT 100 70 good lamts az ssgss 50: cults az s.
r1ssed mutton steady at sglo%c per ~ dressed lambs
sai-s-s jude & Co: sos state lambs. = 70 average
s. "a r-svsnia 6o Il n at s. = cuIIs 40 n al
IS J. sheeP "a p a. s. 90 DO iso n az -;
Mela.Ts2a "a q = - AZ 50 do iso 70 a. s.
George d. L. =. ptenhsck- 46 state lambs "a n at
Fo7s-Ree-rts we're A. cars. Or 574 head and here
hea 70 ught state Pennsylvania hogs we're quoted
e. r16S f-- redun weights an1 1o's6loi=e FOR light
- 1.- ali late yezeraay}-Ansrsv Mullen - state
hos5 I42 = a1s5as - Per 100 n Toashs 2ss n al
So Tla5 3 co s. sa,s hogs $50 =. AZ 81; % Penn
syirana a. l5s r. az So roughs S5 n al So stag
S' e ar Shannon. % state hoss eoe n. a; 81 5
rsszls - n % So - Ga. % =. a. 81
cgrt,s < s e, ., 50 e a.s EGG n a. 50 IS rougaG
sss =, az $ Is. 1 stag. $50 p. az s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

fPv Telegraph to The tribune
.--i.,r7 sep. -3-The recent s'asnatIou I'm the
49,. market was relieved to-day by conlparartv.
.t-,,,. There were intervals Of life IN the bust
go aud lie most prolonged was near the end ~
--,fl~ closing prices We're ar about -.~ i-,
-,,t for tire Day Corn follow 81 the lead Of
~ -',..- Grains but with apparent reluctance Al
~ l,.- September was up 80 ard May made a
~, sofn oats had no abatement OF either
- or activity September left Of ar a.c adj
r,..a--rer &c and Nay m iac improvement
1900. shared In the general upward tendency.
80, 800 b, the top ~ "A sharp advance
'.- -.,eet market had distinctly better tone
t..,-....rrsls were more disposed 10 trade
.,. .-F rrffors felt more hopeful ~
~ r--t-rre os expected Increases fl North
- -, -o-ai.-s disappointed ta@ bears. Rains
49,. .,,a--ed 90 eiad-- The movement 70 market
-.-s..l inward local receipts were e ears
- - .---. estimated for ro-rarroU September
N... 80. t,,r. re .p 90 75--r. and December from
.-i,c Lp 20 1-.sr- 80 --,c-,t.- -
- .v-s-s - fhe Offering that prices had % be bid
' er.--ry 7-nis gave 1rmness 10 me later deis-
800 There vas To- tendency TO -'- '''" after TIE
.I rI,l I1..I se.e's were $50 cars
i'- .., Ears ...t.1-.t lo. t'-ia''i'" S..p.1-lta
- -.,0.a tl.sIel. sepLaE1'F opened al s.is1.
Ia m 70 as.e and OF to s5se, Nay o2sHsa At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
Trust Companies.
Executor

nzsa cases. New York. loe Philadelphia 9 csc. water
80 bulls - ~Ats5 T5.;s "a sass, Ne York i3a
ans SO &c oeiohsE prime summer yellow
g e Decs-s6sr 81 : asi As. Janasry 8 i 80. @2
81 80, sS- , Saa a. A. n F25 Prime white 44s prs
E2S ssgssSs Sp'-9;tsSn nav. s7ssSe Calcutta raw
ana sa 6erass prssons essst ~ ba rss a sSsis
eeps 900 head ssrs,ss tSnorfo. 1000 R2a5 ss
PORK nra au6isd Nss. ss 75sss Is faaiiy '' IS 500
IS sofse. taaiiy SLASH So Ds-ler - @
ad.s sleasls So BEEF HAMS stessy: quoted "a
Sc i6o y &c, iie y 81. pss ssss.c. 10 % = =
= il- y = Nc u n ie'sc. picked .S6sss 8 70
S tSeg s55s steaos g1otsd a i2ai2is9 TALLow
quoted: Middle Western. prime S sass 50. city Lard
America $40. Continent 81 80. Brssi kegs sii oorn
eao.sa o.o s3ss ety ara s,sarne Idl quiet
MS Ee1ss r Sas s 20 e ' a. the SUR with t
TIE loeal rnsIe fairy acye win prices steady but
sc second beads 4S4 Sc ch,.se feads 4Ia4.s ANY
reads sS5sc extra :anc heads 81 6se japan dou1es6
taq4se Pstna 6'.Q57.c. Java. 47sa5-sc; Rangoon IN
srGAR-Bas,ness in refined sugar averaged up well
Wiz no.t q ihe movements IN ne way ~ Withdrawals
tr TEe following ere st prices sibiect 10 rebate Of
- T-sT a. r-,-iS - ~" ssen ca
taa-sts Zoe mould A. Sc. cubes. 2se xxx. 5I5ei
coarse POWDERED saa fruit p5wdersd Boo Eagle confee
eranustea lo: Eagle \ Cartons q me grsnuiat-d
-NS Esgle ~ 6ags ~ me granulated 62oc; Eagle
granasts 2os: Eses Tor; 6ags = sae gTsHaisis8
i5s Eag!s nne or standard sranulsrea and diamond
DC cage In bass ~ rne grarulzr=I ana 50 -
nIe gTanl-aJeo Bose eonfecttoaers 81, No roc
NCs > and g. CSC. No 4. : 6oc No s No Q 4
Ao :. = sSc, No s 40c. No S5c. ~. 10 25c. No
y. zoe No. u lsc, Nc Is l0c ~ - 70 and Is
ooc- The local market fcg strong Wlrh
duty rad prices quoted as follows: Centrifugal es
ANc musccNedc e test 81 g3ec and sugar
IS test SAGSac sales Included beet sugars t1 New
ok rnefs az l~ % cost ant freight equal % lac
bass - test and cargo % Java October de-
livery a. New York. q parity q 4-sc test
duty paid. shout is and freight bass
Ire London market for sugar heets la higher
with September quoted at los and October los Nd
words visible supply 3 cshed a. SEQ zoo agalSt
$40 0oo tins last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rs~a--rrr SEPT 1s-~I-st1g- WHEAT-sIot dun. ~
e= western winter sts5. futures steady; Sertsuber
can mixed - ei1l. American miX@t. Old - 10-e
f-rras sreadv. september nominal. December A. $40
a. nd FEA--TauadiRn. stock.
~ CTTF-Sr louis fancy steady s. HOPS n,
T-ssr tpsrifc C1asr steady Is I0sdrs lie BEEF dull
errra India mess +2s - PORK GULL prime mess West
HANSEN clr. "A m lG p, quiet. 57s
p.--N- 7rt-fs C---rer.dr1 cut rs n ass short
- IG o. - p Us -. long clear midies. light .
- c'-ar UtfdI-- heavy. So =. SIS Cd
80 dear backs is u. As ID. clear bellies Il tc
- ~ H~s 81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II % Il =. AK
~ IARu-t-fn- western % uerces. steady as
..-s-s~ r-Fnsi rails 45s Cd BUTTER steady.
r--fred states s5s good United States.
i-yrr-r- strong American finest white 5ez ga Au4ri
sr--r caIar-5 G0s ID TALLlW-PTtue cltv. frr.
49, 81 TURPE$TlS E-SP,Tits steady 46z 81 BOSIN
-------r- steady H~ ia PETROLEUM Refined sf.sE-
81 ITs---ED OIL DUH @H e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

H. % as, sold or 20 sac back 20 454e 20 Csc
--radfrg IN oats was again active. but the MARKET
lacked the snap recently characteristics % me
trade There was some disposition the part OF
holders 10 take profits. The bull leader sold early
bur later suouorted the market Local receipts. -
cars with -ss ears estimated for tomorrow" snip
r1e7ts hence $1,000 bushels September sold troIn
s4-r oef o gqa.- ana reacted - SHE 32sc. ana
MAY sold from s4ssc 10 S4ssc or 20 SAC. and re-
acted 20 3ii.c.
Provisions displayed more activity. trading most
iy IN January product The cash dei-aHa - mn
proving. especially for lard January pork SOFA
ir,tl 81. l5 ou .o $3.50 january lard sold .-7n
s. 90 OF 10 g, 67s ana reacted 70 former PRICE
yADyREy ribs sold 49, j. s-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14

~ g---gs -oruo- rarEeg vas ge1eraly 1rn and
-. - r#-- f-e r-E.-a-.lg factor reports q .
- - s---ard al- 81 evident eccrt rhe rar- =
- s,i.-asfs rr tr-0a --fe-.0g TIE c.oee was &C =
-. 5r-s- 81 vers es-.-l-ed a. 2eo 90 bales
- - rrtres STEADY Or ar ADVANCE OF ts4
bras- . oes THAI ezvc--ee Tire feature o. ne
- ralEst beng che sr-t sales NJ p 90 bales
1910 ~..css vr-E Fer see-'e4 Pre- b 4sesr l-el-
- u.aE Fortunes u-re about cl3 p---rs higher
= - "a rrns 4 00.C- .rr-~ -TalirE here vas
- ,--. 1--rr -re early SESSION Leac-1g SPOT
- -.-s r.ra-s NJ 7-rrh@- L..r~rr0ol bought jan
- ~ rt@re vas q -r-e scattering demand Prices
- r.ar sl-l-F re ul[-.s session o. rspcr-s q
-. irs-i--srf-- ua1 -r-.U are- mostly bv
u 4. - o-a houses anl also private reports ct
-, NJ Demand M Southern Tolr-s ~ The hest The
-. srrv.s re- rsL - Enr-f -e g-t points an1 The
- t.,s vas s-ea-r arr0-Fh cow ron TIE top
s rz.rEg
r-,s- -s--s curing rre Cav were cons. f@re1 eslrlv
-. Z, -1s arsTaEs although there vas s Ute more
-. -.zz riE1r h. css-~- and -he local -ra e took
.r -sr7- q --0r cr-a-rr1rIr- Win gain - SAT
tl4 ,hs 0cur ai1-s rn r=r~-sar- nothing more than
- rs-ar setsri7ra--r --is se&0c. Southern srot
-r-rr arrrrinC re-Ha. reports we're unchanged 20
~ .rae a rr7TiEeu' IN'a. operator issues c.rcE-
a rasfaF de6-lsr census T1r0r- .arer ~ THE month
Il - Ia .frf er-.- continent
.-7CN-Ths nslge CO contract prices 4 rhe local
cItF 'o--a. vss ss ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
Summer Resorts.

A DvERrTsENENTs AND 81 BsCRI PTIONs for Ths
~ tribune received a. their Uptown once No 136s
BROADWAY, between 36-l and 21-h 3
Advertisements received the following branch
orlcos a. regular ONE rates until clock . m VIA.
20 SIN ave. e. cor 2ld ST.. l51 9Th 13th
-, p East lttn 50 2'I Wee 4gd between Eth and
Sfh aNe1 es- West l25th i32s Cd between s5th
and 'Ith SIS -o-s "a ave. 6Ist 17os 1st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs
VIRGINIA

$500 FRET ELEVATION OPEN Ar THE YEAR
Waters baths hotels and scenery nowhere eauallsd-
Rheumatism gout and nervous diseases cured. Com
pleto Acknowledgements apparatus Japanese palm
swimming pool livery and outdoor pasrimss
THE NEW HOMESTEAD IL moaern strict-st
and patronized by highest class Brokers'
direct n. Z
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows stopover Covington Va through -
Cincnuati. Louisville Chcazo. 81 Louis ard Wes-
for side TRIP 20 Virginia Hot SPRING.
Pullman compartments via Washington. saves
y u IS arrives springs 25 a eaatera tins.
Exclusion tickets a g. 3 o olrce. 1rczdxay -
and of1cea Psnna- r. u. and c1nnectinx
FRED sTERRT- SlaRassT HOs springs Va
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D HEREBY

N-OTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
~ declare tesr Intention q forming stock corponton
90 be known Eastern Life insurance oil
borough az Manhattan. tlty or NeW
vi - ~. rurosa ~ MAKING Insurance upon ths Ives
Or he health ~ and every Insurance
~ purchase dispose Ct anuLit -
trer art r~suaut ire insurance aW or me Sat- u
w va n5tet August 18TH. 1906 Holm ; Hanson
WfIfisr1 = Mid=l@y. Charles 4 Anderson H@fysrt
r7-vse ~ FT-,rrau Moses NapeibauH Frank / Esch-
ts,er i-----r Furorz John Hanson. A a BaeSey
charles H1nmC1c. watson d hob4hson. @NtN-H
church william A. Cross, George HoskinE
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The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

a DVERTIsENfESTs AND sUBsCR IPTICNs for rAs
~ Tribune received thetT Uptown Oflcs. IssS
Broadway. between SSH ard GTth until o'ciocs
Advertisements received az tha following brauca
oticrs az regular once ra-es until ocook
-ra srn Esd 81 l7l 9Th cor f1tn
92 Eas- ffth go Wesf 4-f So. between Tth md
sth ares - W-sr tt5rn 81 ff1s 50 ave between Tsta
and -lfh SIS lH-6 50 ave. GIst 1908
6stl I54 115th 966 fremont ave- Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14

~ e., 49,. M gsg .5f-r .. tl- Lr-1.u market
- - 49, ar asa ~ 80 and fl..-as N nag To-
ira 49,. ~ --s. Do --ae vt-- ..---f. me raas-
- - -er-- -aef D.. -arr asking s...r rre .sr-
a. -. ~ wa l-s .r r.r L.r-.-a rs-.--
rf-rs- ----.1e tafr quote. rr f.f TE- II-a.r-
ss---. i, rF wtrr ere 1l-'4e s- .IT.z -
tl1 4N-t ----- aE. "-.r.Hs a. i Il. =
4, s.ss--->- ala t-l az -rl-.. .r rH- ~. ---- y
-E1-- 81 81 ts fc ~ london .~re a.. -
49, - - Z. il Lsl-.". LA q .- .-- ,.a--
alls. 81. tA-i G4ate- af g--1c - rPIv ...
.llrc f-.-.- -s.rf 20 Pie ErE.-r -ar--- v+.
\ t-'ro af aas 3. al. r...e.s and i. .-..r..
.fF E-r--- 20 ..arr-- ulr .-..aE-.H r..rI 81. !
l--s ii 4. si-.-- sl# H.'a S.. ra F. ..-
~ Ellr.-- lf'e-H~ Elr.Hre. were --r .-
- -sf- +---- ere quoted ae fr. .rs. --.r.r...-
49, ,-, -rf-. tttff-l. NH. tr..-. kr.lk... ID
49, DID,. lan-arg 81. 5rasla 8 F.r.r-
srils 80. ~. sfFrFS-T7-e s-sfr-- p-. ......
~. -T f-rr i ~ ls-.- sarrr- n1. Hr..-
~ 'i -rraff sr r.nr r... .-...... .....
~ - Dress a- steady fr rr0 -.l.-r+....
ser 80 isr1.. ea| common laF IG. fa.- r.-
49, ,f1k. ~. .t.t-e 80 Ne.. r-..r-.
rr- Sd a-. Comm. o.. sr-s.. f.fr rr4r-..
r.1...- II a-sr. Nancy zfG -
o.. Nae steady. VII. f.u --r-... ...
lr .-ss raler fnr...-. rl1 49, 49,.
fra- =. - 'rf rf "a. IDf a r.a
a1. Fs 81 g-r. I.a4.. b.
.sr- .. Sou rsr-rr- a.
80 .c.r -raaa. ana ..-.....
- ~ gur-.. 80 raa-..ahle demand - .-.
- &C.. s..t.1--l-lL standard sl,fta ~.
'--s-ss-a-s 7.ssc, -, las; ss-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

independent producers, OF ample sup
piles, and the company was ar that
time refusing TO accept these offers
on any terms.
II is declared by the attorney-gen-
eral that on the Hudson river the
American Ice company owns all but
II Of the al ice houses and that Il
contracted with the Mountain Ice COM
pany, operating IN New Jersey and
Pennsylvania to restrict its sales in
Brooklyn. whereby the free pursuit OF
the ice business IN the borough was
prevented; that II had like agreements
with various independent concerns
along the Hudson river and elsewhere
TO prevent their entering the Held OF
competition IN production or distribu-
tlon OF either natural or manufactured
ice
The methods alleged 10 have been
pursued by the company include pur-
chase, lease. traffic agreements con-
troll OF capital stock and other de-
vices TO restrict the output Of both
kinds Of Ice and limitation OF dIstribu-
ton and sale
The court Ia asked 10 declare THAI
the alleged agreements and arrange
ments between the American Ice COM
pany and other corporations and deal
ers are null and void and against pub
lie policy. and 10 prevent continuance
OF the acts and transactions complained
Of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21

and half tons to one-third Of that
amount. The sources Of supply are
alleged to be similarly controlled.
The key to the Ice situation In New
York City is pointed out as lying In
this company's control OF the "ice
bridges" or landing depots. by which
means II is alleged the company is
enabled TO fix the price OF ice, resulting
last summer IN an Increase from $l.20
a ton at the bridges to Sc and 50 a ton
to the independent dealers. who are
alleged to be controlled by the COM
pany and who supply the retail trade.
II Is said that by the time the ice
reaches the poorer customers It costs At
the rate OF from $40 TO si4 ton,
Correspondence OF the company with
its agents and others is quoted to show
that at the very time when the COM
pany was urging its customers to be
careful In their purchase and consump-
ton OF Ice, owing to the shortage OF
supply, II was informing its agents
that the ice situation from the COM
pany's standpoint was satisfactorya and
that offers were being received from
various sources, especially from Maine
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MORE LIGHT ON
TRUST METHODS
American Ice Co. Correspondence
Shows That il Played a
TWo.faced Game.

Albany, N. T., Dec. 2o.--Atty, Gen.
Julius Meyer, IN the name Of the peo-
pie OF the state OF New York, todoy
began an action against the American
Ice company in the supreme court Of
New York county. for the dissolution
OF the so-called "ice trust"
The complaint alleges as principal
feature OF the scheme and arrange
ment' by which the company secured
a practical monopoly Of the natural
and artificial output and distribution
especially IN Greater New York and the
communities in that vicinity, that II Sc
cured control OF the Maine ice field.
and caused reduction there last year
OF the usual harvest from a million
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
NEBRASKA LAND
GRABBERs GUILTY
BARTLETT Richards, W. c. Com
sIock, C. C. Jameson and AquiI-
la Triplett Convicted.
WE'RE THIRTY.sIx COUNTS.
s.orcs OF witnesses Testified to Filing
ON Land at Solicitation of De.
PENDANTS Agents.


omaha, Dec. 20.-The trial In the fed
,roI district court OF Bartlett Rich
.,as president; Will c. Comstock, vice
n,ssident; c. G. Jameson, secretary.
treasurer and general manager OF tho
Nehraska Land a. teenlns company,
Controlling the 4oo,oc0-acre Spade"
ranch, and Aquilla Triplett their agent.
ended this evening in the conviction
a, tho four defendants on SO counts OF
an Indictment which charged oonspira-
Az 10 defraud the government OF public
Tnds and subornation OF perjury. The
,ury took but two hours to consider
The evidence.
rhe accusation against the officers Of
the Nebraska Land * Feeding COM
many was that they attempted to secure
,lte 10 vast tracts of land within the
.snade" ranch enclosure, In Cherry,
sheridan and Box Butte counties, Neb.,
Nv means of fraudulent homestead en-
tries under the Kinkaid law, which
nermitted the homesteader to take up
a section OF land In the semi-arid dis
trcts.
scores OF witnesses were introduced
who swore that they filed on the lands
al the solicitation OF agents OF the
pruefpal defendants, with the under
standing that they would be paid all
the way from 5000 TO $1,000 for their
claim when titles we're secured, and
that all necessary improvements should
be made by the company.
A year ago Richards and Comstock,
who were counted In the millionaire
class, were convicted In the federal
court OF Illegally fencing government
land, and fined $500 each and sentenced
10 six hours Imprisonment each. The
latter part of the sentence was served
al the Omaha club, In the nominal GUS
tody OF their attorney, who had been
deputized for that duty by United
States Marshal T. l., Matthews. AS a
sequel to this episode President Roose-
welt removed both the marshal and
United states district attorney. Irving
u Baxter.
A few months later Rev. George G..
Ware, an Episcopal clergyman Of Lead
and Deadwood. s. D.. president OF a
biz cattle company, and two of his
agents were convicted on charges
similar to the one on which Richards,
iOlllSluCh cA Ill Hdst just ptNu tlitu,
Wares case Is now before the United
states court OF appeals.
Fred Hoyt, T. NJ. Huntington and
James Baird, officials Of the Maverick
Loan & Trust company OF Gordon
Neb., and Ami 3. Todd of Denver, an
agent, were included In the indictment
found against Richards, Comstock and
others. but elected to be tried separate
ly. Their trial will begin early in
January. NJ. f. Walcott, an attorney,
who vas also indicted, was discharged.
A number of other wealthy cattle
z'en, and their agents are under indict-
tnent for similar offenses The maxi
mum penalty for the offense Is two
years Imprisonment and $4,000 fine on
zach count.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
PrERCE-wATERs HEARING.

New York, Dec20.--The hearing in the
case OF the state of Missouri against
the Standard OIL company, the Waters
Pierce Oil company and the Republic
OIL company, which began here Tues
day, ended suddenly today. The hear
ing was opened here at the instance of
the defendant companies to allow them
to introduce testimony In rebuttal The
next hearing probably will be held in
81. Louis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
NOTICE.

A meeting OF the members Of the LAT
ter~day Saints University will be held
at Room No y. Brigham Young Mem
orlal Building, In the City OF salt Lake,
State OF Utah, on Wednesday. the 2dth
day Of December, 1906, AZ 10 O'Clock a. m.
fol- the purpose Of eectirg seven trus-
tees for said corporation and also for tho
purpose Of determining whether or not the
corporation shall be sold. via:
Part Of lots four ~, and 1--WE (5), block
seventy-four f7b, plat a." Salt Lake City
survey; commencing seventy-two (T2) feet
south OF the northwest corner OF said lot
four "a, running thence north ninety-four
and ons-half G4h) feet; thence east ten
00) rods; thence south nlnety-four and
one-half Q4h) feet; thence west ten 90,
rods, 70 the place OF beginning
Dated December 10, 1906.
ANTHON II LUND.
President Of the Corporation.
ANGUS NJ CANNON,
GEO. II. TAYLOR,
JOHN NICHOLSON,
Trustees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
COL. MANN'S TRIAL.
N. j.. Wooster Says He Saw Him En-
dorse the Reginald Ward Letter.

New York. Dec. 20.--Moses Ellis
Wooster testified today in the trial OF
COL W. d. Mann, editor Of Town Top
ts on charge Of perjury. that he
aw Col. Mann endorse the so-called
sglnald Ward letter 80. X. w. d.
l."
II is on Col. Mann's denial OF having
Affixed the letters 20. r." and his in
hials that the charge Of perjury IL
based.
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WHAT'S

worth doing is worth doing we'll II
you wish 10 be cured OF Rheumatism,
W Ballard's Snow Eminent and you will
wei cured" A positive cure for
vlslns, Neuralgia. Bruises Contracted
@ussies and all the Ills that flesh is heir
W. Nh; a. q, NJ. Williams. Nayasota, Texas,
a., have used Snow I.lniment for
..p,Mned ankle and Il gave the best OF
bauislaetion, I always keep II IN tho
iisu Sold by Y, G. NJ I. Drug Dept,
&c and III South Main Street. b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
CrRTIs dE1T ON STAND.

Cynthiana, KY, Dec, 20.-Curtls Jet
took the stand today In his own be-
half and surprised the commonwealth
BY confesslng to the murder OF Town
Marshal Cockrill In Jackson four years
ago, for which he Is now on trial. Jett
had made a previous confession, I'M
plicatng Judge Hargis and Sheriff Ell
Callahan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
SECY. HITCHCOCK.
VIII Stand by His Order Withdrawing
Public Lands.

Washington. Dec. 20.-Secy OF the
Interior Hitchcock declared today that
his order Withdrawing 100000 acres OF
land belonging TO the five civilized
tribes will stand, and the land VIII not
be restored unless the investigation as
20 the legality OF his act, now In pro-
gress, develops that he exceeded his au-
thorlty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
REDEMPTION OF CHURCH BONDS.
SERIES A.

Salt Lake City. Utah, Dec. :, 1905
the terms Of the Bonds OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter day Saints, Loren
20 Snow, Trustee In Trust. dated Deceul.
Der s1st, 1898, there being sufficient mon
pose, the following described Bonds u
Series A, are hereby called for redemption
on the LIST day OF January 1907, viz:
81 900 Bonds Nos. l0l to $50 inclusive $780, ON
Bon, Bonds r must be presented to the under
1901. at the Deseret National Bank, Salt
Lake City, Utah. with coupons Nos II
20 20 attached and interest will cease
on all above described Bonds on January
LIST, 1907
LEWIS s. HILLS,
DAVID ECCLEs,
Tr1,etees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
FOURTEEN KILLED
IN STEAMER EXPLOSION.

Vleksburg, Miss, Dec. 2O.--According
70 the latest news obtainable from
places near Golddust Landing, where
The steamer w. L. Scovel blew up yes
lerday, the list Of dead and missing
totals IA, and the injured include four
white men and several negroes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
MINING swINDLER ARREsrED,

Chicago, Dec. 2O.--Fred NJ. Covin OF
mis- city was arrested today on the
eenarge Of using the mails In an H.
Isgal manner TO further the sale of
Stock IN n mining company located
near Salida, Colo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-21
ALBERT PATRICK.
dissatisfied With Communication and
VIII WIGHT for Liberty.

Osslnlng, N. Y, Dec. Fitzpatrick an
nognced tonight that he is not salts
snu with communication, and at once
VIZ begin a fight for freedom. A writ
y, hapeas corpus will be applied for, II
mS said, In the Unite Estates court,
a making Warden Johnson the defend