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IIonman. Claiming TO he the son on
wealthy New York parents, has dis
appeared from hIs boarding house
here and fears are entertained Tor h's
safety. II IL said that he was engaged
tn Mlsa Elslc Marshall.
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Lexington. Ky, April The racing
string ol Capt W. Harry brown was
shipped TO the shccpshcad hay track
where Trainer Il Tucker VIII put on
the finishing touches tor the coming
campaign.
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Mnhn AN A.aInnmenL

C,nlhlana. X, April G.-lohn I.
cnmmins. formerly county clerk OF
Harrison count. aud a wcllhnown
farmer. made 10 assignment to judge
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CoyIugtou. Ky, Aprn Noah Way.
man. gS. H. dead. lie was born ana
reared ON the independence pike, at n
placc now called SCOTS Post once
about nine miles from CoNlng'on,
Wa,man often related stories about
Tho lnhInns In This county.
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Frankfort. Ky. April The Ron.
,,c,.y s,n,c board of valuation and
ssscasmcnt fixed the valuation upon
nm pnhllc service corporations for the
rnrnosc ~ franchise taxation for the
,,ar 1905 only slight changes are
made from last year
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Marion - Kentucky.
J. L. STEWART
Photographer

Does all kinds Of Photographic and
Enlarging work. Flashlight work at
night. and he retouches all his. work.
Il does not fade. He has the most up
to-date mountings the market affords,
and will give a large portrait frame
with all large cabinet size work until
April LIST, 1906.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
POWERS JUVENILE COURT
Salt Lake Citizen Urges Parents to
Urge Curtailment This Power.

Editor Tribune see by some of the
newspapers that there viii be a lobby
al the next session OF the Legislature
for the purpose OF carrying TO greater
excess tho powers OF our Juvenile court
Ii seems TO me that the parents ought
to appear before the Legislature and ask
for some protection against the NagarieS
OF these people who seem to know moth
Ing about raising children or the right
OF parents 10 exercise their own wishes
In the training Of their own children.
Tho law ought to he so changed that n
father and mother would have the right
to be heard before their children are
taken away from them and from the ad-
vantages OF the public schools.
Children ought not TO be compelled to
convict themselves by the cross -examjna-
ton and tricks OF the sweat-boX style
OF investigation and be convicted upon
the inslnuations OF the Judge and the
gossip picked up by his probation Off
GERS.
This enforcement OF the law certainly
gives child the impression that the wis
dom Of the Judge is above all law and
gent and ignorant that they are unfit as
soclates for their children.
The parents certainly ought TO make
n united effort TO have n law passed
which would help and not hinder them
In caring for their children. and the
newspapers ought TO devote some atten-
ton TO this side OF the subject.
This Judge ought also TO he elected by
the people. that they might he sure
of getting someone who does not use lam
guage in talking TO children which most
parents try TO keep their children from
using, for after ALL there are few homes
where the slang of the hobo and the
street samin is used, in talEllg 70 chill
Gren. Il. STONE.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Dec T. 1906
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
UNIVERSITY TEAM
CHOSEN FOR CONTEST
Frank Holman. Ernest Bran
well and j. Percy Goddard
To Represent University.

As result OF the preliminary contests
held at the Normal building Tuesday
evening. Frank Holman. Earnest Bran
well and j. Percy Goddard. with E L.
Brown as alternative. Will constitute the
team which will represent the University
Of Utah in the annual intercollegiate de-
bate with the University of Colorado
This debate Will he held at Boulder next
January The question TO be discussed
is.
Resolved. That the best solution OF
the Cuban problem is annexation to the
United States"
Utah Will have the negative side Of the
question. Recent developments. espe-
clally Secretary Taft's message. seem to
favor Ctah's side OF the question.
The prelimlnaries held last evening
We're very interesting. Holman and Cod
dard spoke for the affirmative Bramwell
was the only negative speaker chosen.
Bramwell and Goddard are seniors. Hol-
man Is junior and Brown is a fresh
man.
Senator J. L. Rawlins Judge o. w.
Powers Professors Reynolds, Merrill and
BenRlon acted as judges.
students In Industrial Chemistry OF the
University arc planning a trip 10 one Of
the big sugar factories OF the State. The
plant at Lehi VIII In all probability be
visited. This Is the first trip OF this kind
planned by University students.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
Alleged Bigamist and PoIyga-
mist Secured Their Freedom
Through Court Official.
NO EVIDENCE WITH
WHICH TO CONVICT
Prosecuting Witness and Her
Prattling Babies Disappear
at Convenient Time.

Arthur Messenger. accused of polyg-
amy, which is the statutory name in
Utah for higamy, was discharged by
Judge Armstrong Tuesday upon motion
of District Attorney Fred G.. Loot
borrow. Mr. Loofbourow based his
motion on the fact that Mrs. Messen-
ger and her children, who, he said. were
necessary witnesses for the prosccu-
tion, have left the State.
Messenger came TO Bingham some
thing over year ago, and assumed
the name of Senior. He married n girl
there. Several months thereafter, n
woman claiming TO be his legal wife
came here from Grand Junction, Colo,
and caused his arrest for his second
marriage, claiming she had never been
divorced from him.
The woman remained here with her
children until after Messenger was
bound over TO the District court Since
then, however, she has left the State,
according to the official declaration
Gled by Mr.. Loofbourow in his motion
to dismiss the case, and without her,
he claims, it win be impossible to CON
vict Messenger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
HOW WAS The CHANGE OF
COATS BROUGHT ABOUT
Queer Story Told About a Coun-
ty Commissioner and Well
Known Citizen.

"Hcy, you; that's my overcoat and
hat YOU we got on" Turning around
Hyrum Goff was confronted by John
c. Mackay, County Commissioner, on
Godbe-Pitts corner, Main and First
South streets. II think YOU are mis-
taken. my man, said Goff, who did
not seem 10 understand what was the
matter. "I II take an oath that coat
and hat you have on belongs to me,
and | can prove il, - said Mackay.
Goff slowly drew his hand over his
forehead, pinched himself, and in other
ways tried TO convince himself that
he was not dreaming He put his
hand in his coat pocket and drew out
big glove. He glared at it again and
again. II was not his glove. He ex-
amined the coat carefully. IT was
not his coat. He took of his hat and
his mark was not in it. What had
happenedf
Finally both gentlemen began TO dis
robe. and to the surprise Of both
each had the other 5 overcoat and
hat. A policeman came along and
wanted to know what it all meant
He looked suspiciously at the two
gentlemen, wondering whether to take
them in or not. The copper had nevcr
seen any one exchange coats and hats
in broad daylight on Main street. A
friend came along and identified the
two gentlemen, and everything was
squared. But how did the change
come about1 This is yet to be ex-
planned This meeting occurred Tues
day afternoon al 4 clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
IMPORTANT DECISION
RENDERED BY COURT
Relation of Principal and Agent
Cannot Exist Where For
mer Is Insane.

The Supreme court handed down an
opinion yesterday affirming the decision
Of the Third District court in the case of
Mrs. l.. j. Reams, appellant VS.. Joseph
Inc Taylor, respondent In the opinion
the court holds that the relation OF prin-
clpai and agent cannot exist In a case
where the alleged principal Is an Insane
person.
The evidence showed that Mrs. Reams
the appellant. rented premises of Mrs
Taylor. the respondent. through Thomas
=. TAYLOR agent for and guardian of
Mrs. Taylor. who is insane. that the
agent promised to repair an open cellar
way on the premises. that he failed 10
do So. and that Mrs. Reams fell into
the cellar-way on a dark night. sustain
Ing Injuries for which she sued for dam
ages.
The complaint in the case was served
upon the agent and guardian but he was
not made n party TO the action. The
lower court sustained demurrer to the
complaint, and Mrs. Reams appealed.
The Supreme court, In an opinion written
by Justice Frick. concurred In by the
other members of the court, holds that
Mrs. Taylor. the defendant, being in
sane, cannot sustain the relation OF prin-
cipal 10 an agent, and that the agent
not being made party to the suit per-
sonally, the lower court ruled correctly
In sustaining the demurrer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
MONEY OF TAXPAYERS
is THROWN AWAY
Inefficiency in County Attor-
ney's Office Results in I'm
usual Expenditure.
EX. SENATOR A. BROWN
CALLED TO AID OFFICIALS
Is Allowed and Paid the Sum of
$3.50 for Service in Nc
Whirter Case.

Elk Senator Arthur Brown Yesterday
received county warrant for $3.50 for
his services as special prosecutor in
the case wherein an abortive effort
was made to convict Chief Of Police
bunko game wherein the McWhirter
brothers; late of Scotland. claim they
lost something over $4,000,
Mr.. Brown put in bill for re
tanning fee of 500, for $50 day for
six days spent in the case-6ve days
in court and one day in preparing the
case. This would have made a total
Of sio0 The County Commissioners
cut. the bill for time spent on the case
TO five days. and allowed Mr. Brown
$3.50 altogether. County Attorney
correctness of the bill, and, pursuant
TO the action of the commissioners in
allowing it, the County Auditors Office
yesterday issued the warrant.
Senator Brown was called into the
case because neither Mr.. Christensen
nor his chief deputy Willard Hanson,
felt equal TO handling the case Even
Senator Brown WAS unable to convince
Judge Armstrong that there was prob
able cause to bind Chief Sheets over,
although the case was taken before
Judge Armstrong under the mistaken
belief that, being a Republican, he
would prostitute his Official position to
hold the Chief for trial.
AS result, Senator Brown has
drawn $3.50 from the county for SER
vices which resulted in nothing TO the
countv-services which were engaged
in an unsuccessful attempt TO use the
judicial machinery Of the county for
partisan and political ends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06

SPECIAL COMMITTEE
TO ASSUME CHARGE
All Arrangements for Greater
Salt Lake Banquet in Hands
Of Business Men.

The special banquet committee of
the Commercial club, which is to
have charge of all arrangements
for the ''Greater Salt Lake. ban
qnet TO he given at the club on De
ccmber 2S, the date of the fifth an.
nual banquet of the club. was ap.
pointed Tuesday. and the personnel OF
the committee was given out by Sec.
retary Fisher Harris. II is as follows:
Frank Knox, Simon Bamberger, DR..
w, F. Beer. Henry NJ. Dinwoodev,
John S. Critchlow. r. W. Sloan, John
Dern, George d. Alder, +. c, Schramm,
j. A. Foley, j. r. Harris. p W, Mad.
sen, f. Q. Howard, A. C, Miner and
Joseph T, Richards
This committee will take entire
charge of all arrangements for the
banquet. including the selection of
speakers. designating the toasts,
and, IN fact, all of the details OF the
affair, which is expected to be tho
most elaborate ever given by the club.
There Will be n special meeting of
the board of governors of the club at
1890 o clock today for the transaction
OF matters of important business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
WILL BE GREAT METROPOLIS
This the View of Salt Lake Expressed
by J. Lewis Rains

i leave Salt Lake with genuine re-
gret, said j. Lewis Rains associate edI-
Tor OF the Successful American on the
eve OF his departure for San Francisco
after spending six weeks in the city ar
ranging for a special edition of his mag
azine TO be devoted entirely 10 Salt Lake
City and Utah.
Continuing, Mr.. Rains said: II am
more than ever convinced that Salt Lake
Is to be tho great intermountain rnetropo-
lis. The city has the most wonderful
natural advantages, both In resources and
location, and these resources of the coun-
try tributary are being developed by a
large number OF broad minded public
spirited men. who are keenly alive 10
their opportunities. I am much gratified
by the hearty support that ] have re-
cisco 10 make arrangements for an edI-
tion OF my magazine that will be n
genuine boost OF the city and In fact,
the entire State"
MI. Rains, who leaves in advance OF
his assistants. goes today TO San Fran
cisco TO make arrangements 10 ran cdi-
ton OF his magazine, to be entitled New
san Francisco in which city he is con-
f1dent of finding an excellent field
During his stay IN this city Mr. Rains
has made many warm friends who are
loath TO see him and his charming wife
depart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
STATE LAND BOARD
Formally Notified Of Important Decis-
ion by General Land Office

The State Land board met yesterday
and received the notice from the United
States General Land Office to the effect
that selections of alleged agricultural
lands in Utah, made by the State. Will
be cancelled unless the board files a
protest within sixty days.
The board took no action upon the
notification yesterday, but may do so
today. Only business OF routine ma
ture was transacted yesterday, no APP
plications for sale or lease Of State
land being acted upon. The board will
meet again this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
MISS M'MILLAN RESIGNS
Principal of Twelfth School Will Re-
side in California

Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan. who has
been Connected with the Salt Lake public
schools for many wears. tendere5 ber
resignation as principal OF the Twelfth
school yesterday, 10 take effect with
the Christmas holidays. She Will make
MIA.
The committee on teachers and school
work OF the board of education met YES
the board that Miss McMlllan's resIe-
nation be accepted, and that Miss Svl-
via Cohn. former teacher In the local
schools. be elected 10 succeed her. Miss
Cohn has been travelling In Europe for
several months.
The board OF education was TO have
held It's regular monthly meeting last
night. but by general consent The meet
inS was put over until tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
MERGED INTO ONE
Corporation Formed to Take Over Busi
ness of Two Existing COMPANIES.

The Salt Lake Real Estate and Title
company, formed TO take over the busi-
ness of two existing companies, and to do
n general real estate, investment, mort
gage. loan. insurance and abstract busi-
ness, filed it's articles Of incorporation
with the County Clerk Tuesday,
The company Will take over the busl-
ness of the Salt Lake Abstract company
and OF the Sal, Lake Abstract, Loan and
Investment company, Its capitalization
is S25. 900. divided into shares OF the par
value OF 81,
The officers OF the company are as fol-
lows. President. George Romney, Vice
president. g. b. Stewart; secretary. A w.
Smith. treasurer, Walter Romney, These.
with Barnard J, Stewart and !. II. May.
constitute the board of directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
LITERARY CLUB MEETINGS
Papers Read and Discussed at Various
Club Conferences

Mrs. J. j. Thomas entertained the
members OF the Wasatch Literary club
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Charles Nc
Mahon Of the Ladies' Literary club, gave
q very interesting paper on the Canyon
Crest farm. and Mrs Wright read n
paper on Hull.
The regular meeting OF the Cleofan
was held yesterday afternoon at tbs
home OF Mrs. w -, Ritter. Famous
Women OF the Period" was the tile OF
the paper given by Mrs. Esther NJ. Bad
ger.
The Tourist Section OF the Ladies
Literary club met yesterday morning at
the clubhouse. The papers of the
morning were given by Mrs. B. a. Nc
MILAN, the subjects being The English
in India" and THE East India Compa
MES
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
WILL HOLD CONVENTION
IN SALT LAKE CITY
State Juvenile Association Will
Hold Important Meeting on
Saturday Next.

The State Juvenile Court association
will hold a convention in Salt Lake
Saturday. The morninc and after
noon sessions will be held In the Juve-
nile courtroom in the city and county,
building, and the evening session WI VIII
probably be held in Barratt hall The
formal programme of the meeting will
be given out today.
Judges of Juvenile courte, probation
officers and others will address the con
vention. 1t is probable that amend
mcnts to the present Juvenile court
law will be suggested by the people
present. An invitation has been eX'
tended TO members of the coming
Legislature to be present at the con
Neniion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. and Mrs. j D. Miles of Livingston,
Mont: are the guests for n few DAYS OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Strevell. Mr.. and Mrs
Miles are Just returning from an extended
trip in the East. taking in all the princi-
pal cities.
c. W. Miller. n member of the Fifth
ward campaign committee, Will not be
able to be active in his district (the For
tieth) today. on account OF Illness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
HEAVY CAPITALIZATION
Seven Troughs Mining Company Files
Articles of Incorporation,

The Seven Troushs Mining company
OF Provo which owns six claims known
as the Fairview group, in Humboldt coun-
ty. Nevada. filed articles of Incorporation
With the Secretary of State yesterday
The capitalization of the company is
S1.000,000. The par value OF each share
is 81, and 100000 shares are set aside as
treasury stock, The officers of the COM
pany are: President, Jesse Knight: vice
president. L. A. Friedman: secretary and
treasurer. W. Lester Mangum, These
with L. Holbrook and Jacob Evans. COM
pose the board of directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
MRS. AMES Is CALLED
Sudden Death OF Well Known Salt Lake
Woman Is Announced.

The many friends Of Mrs. Agnes
Jeremy Ames will be shocked to learn
of her sudden death yesterday morn
ing. Mrs, Ames was the wife of Harry
A. Ames of the Utah Ice and Storage
company, and daughter of Mrs Matilda
Jeremy Of this city, She was one Of
the popular brides of last June; hence
her demise is doubly sad. The funeral
services will be held from the Fifteenth
ward Westinghouse, Thursday after
noon, at o clock. The remains may
be viewed at the family residence, sis
West First South street, from - to
1870. Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
PROBABLY INSTALL EXPERT
Finance Committee Of Council Will
Take Up Question at Meetine

An expert TO install a complete. uni
form and up-to-date system OF accounts
In all of the city departments. will prob
ably be selected by the finance commit
tee OF the city council at its regular
meeting tomorrow night, The finance
council TO select the expert. and $4,000
has been appropriated 10 bear the ex-
pense of the work. Members OF the com
mittee do not believe, however. that II
VIII be necessary 10 eNpend the whole
of that sum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
SENATOR M'kAY RESIGNS
Cannot Qualify as Commissioner Of
Weber County While Senator.

David Mckay of Ogden, recently ap-
pointed TO fiji a vacancy on the Board
of Commissioners of Weber county, yes
terday rendered to Governor Cutler his
resignation as State Senator from the
Fourth district. This WAS necessary be-
fore he could qualify as County Commits
sioner. His term as State Senator
would have expired on the Second Mon
day In January In any event. so no spe-
cial election Will be called to fill the
vacancy e, T, Hulanlski has already
been chosen as Mr.. McKay's successor In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
FORMAL COMPLAINT MADE
Patrick Cullen, James Ryan, E. @. Nc.
Nally and James Kelly Charged.

Formal complaints, Charging the
crime of burglary in the first degree,
have been sworn to by W. A. Green,
agent of the Denver & Rio Grand e
Railroad company at Bingham, against
Patrick Cullen. James Ryan, E. G. Nc
rested few days ago for breaking into
the company's warehouse at that place.
No time has yet been set for hearing
of the eases
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
OLD COURTHOUSE CORNER
Property at Corner First West and
Second South Sold

According TO a rumor which was cur
rent on the streets Tuesday the old court
house corner at First West and Second
South streets, has been sold TO Lewis
Marks az 5000 per front foot. Accord
ing To the report the amount involved In
the deal was $4,000 AS the runor could
not be verified. II is not known what
use is to be made Of the property or what
improvements may be expected on the
OF,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
Officers Elected.

AT the regular election held by Jordan
lodge No. 3. |. o. O, F.. last Monday
night, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term. H. j. Bearis.
y. G.; R G. Buckle, V. c.; w T Hon
kins. secretary: William Grimsdell. treas
urer; l.. G. Nielsen, trustee. L. c. Smart,
physician.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT
In Case of Robert Gorlinsh VS.. Mar
garet v. Rogers, Latter Wins Out

The jury in the case OF Robert Cor
linsk Margaret V. Rogers, returned
q verdict for the defendant in Judge
Lewis department OF the District court
Tuesday. Plaintiff sued to recover $4,000.
which he claimed was due him as COM
mission for the sale of mining property
near Park City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
Champion Skating Races.

Arrangements have been made by the
Wasatch skating rink for champion
racers from the East TO come here with
in the next ten days to accept local
challenges for skating races. Much in
the High school pupils at the rink Fri,
day evening. The school colors. red and
black. will prevail in the decora tons and
many attractive features will be intro
duced