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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
YOUNG W0MAN'S MAD !
Daughter OF Rear-Admiral 6,
Thrown From Horsa

WASHINGTON, Jan. SO.-Ans,
to the back OF a runaway horss {,
miles. Miss Shelby Converse. theI
ter OF Rcnr-Admiral Conyerse
navy, Chief OF the Bureau OF y,u
was thrown and seriously injured
afternoon Miss Converse vas
with Lieut.. Stephen c. Rowan, I.
along the Cabin John bridge rca.
the young woman's horse tcok I'D
ran for three miles. until he II
Twentieth and NJ streets, Thers
lidcd with truck team ard VI
went down IN a mass
fdisS Converse was plnloned I'd
OF the horses and was unconsch1
removed to . nearby drug stoze,
Vived when taken 20 her hous
physicians were unable tonight 10 \
extent OF her injuries, altha1rs
feared she may be hurt internally.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
TENTH Anniversary
OF REYIEW WERS' CLUB
Members Entertained at Lunch
con at the Home of Mrs.
WedgewOOd.

Presidents day. also the tenth annIver-
sary Of the Reviewers club. was very de-
liShtfully observed by the members Mon
day at the home OF Mrs. e y. Wedge
wood, The hostess who is president Of
the club. entertained the members ut
luncheon, and beautifully appointed ono
IL was
Decorations Club Colors.
The club colors of green and gold were
carried out in the decorations Broad
streamers OF golden satin ribbon, en-
twlned with smilaX, extended to tho cor
ners OF the table, n beautiful bowl Of daft
fodils forming the centerplece. Place cards
carrying out the same color idea were
found at the plates of the guests.
Informal Programme Carried Out.
An informal programme followed the
luncheon. Mrs Charles d. Moore told the
Story Of n Picture" Mrs c. F., Blanch
ards subject was My First Morning In
Florence" Mrs. McClain, the critic, gave
an original poem Mrs, Elmer B. Jones,
an honorary member told the history Of
the organization OF the Nineteenth Cen
turY club of Provo, which led up TO the
organization OF the Utah Federation Of
Womens clubs. Mrs. Clint b Leigh en-
tcrtoined the guests with readings from
BroWnlnRS "PaSCarel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
PLANS TO RECLAIM
MUCH RICH LAND
Big Enterprise for the Upper
Muddy Valley at Moapa,
Nevada.
MANY NEW HOMES WILL
ADD TO STATES WEALTH
Judge f. r. MacNamee Is Here
Rounding Out Big En-
terpriSe.

To round out the development OF n gl-
gantic irrigation enterprise that compre-
hcnds the reclamation OF not less than
$4,000 acres of rich and fertile soil in
the valley OF the upper Muddy. at Moapa
New, Judge F. r. MacSamee of Dc La
mar. Is in the city
Success Is Assured
Judge MacNamec, while not at liberty
at this time To state the names OF the
parties involved with him in this work.
declares that the project has reached the
stuse that permits Of no doubt as to its
ultimate success. He SAYS that the val
ley around Moapa VIII be- when irri-
gated, as fertile as any In the State, and
Will without doubt yield crops that will
furnish the maintenance of hundreds OF
ne" homes In that section.
Moapa Booming.
Both Moapa and Caliente. SAYS Judge
MscNamcc. are booming Tho population
has grown rapidly within the past year
ana there ls every reason to look for
ward to still greater progress. The pro-
1ect In hand contemplates the building OF
an immense storage reservoir, which Will
save waters that are now going to
waste.
Generally Prosperous.
Conditions generally throughout that
section of Nevada. says Judge Mac
Nance, are prosperous the mines at De
winter has been generally favorable 20
the stockmcn and the situation Is one
that the citizens view with satisfaction
for the future,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
MEDALS FOR 0RAT0RY
Sons and Daughters American Revo-
luton Make the Offer.

Following a precedent established some
years since. the Sons and Daughters of
the American Revolution Of this city have
again offered medals for the successful
competitors In an oTatorlcal contest al the
Salt Lake high school. Tho contest this
year Is to be held ON February q. and
day by the faculty of the high school
This contest is open TO members OF the
junior and senior classes only. and the
orationS must be on some subject con-
ncctcd with the history of America,
Mrs. James NJ Dart Mrs Ira Hudson
Lewis and Miss Kate Williams have been
named as judges by the Daughters of the
American Revolution. President Hale OF
the Sons of the American Revolution will
appoint the judges from that society
within the next few DAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
INJURED in RUNAWAY
N. E, Christensen Dragged Fifty Feet
by Frantic Horse.

N E. Christensen of zo0o Ninth East stree.
and w C Cnlton OF Lake street sustained
painful injuries along East Seventh South
street about IL o clock Monday morning
As they were approaching Seventh East
street. going west, one of tho front wheels OF
the buggy came of Of the axle. The horse
became frightened and dashed down the street
throwing the occupants out on tho ground
Mr.. Cation fell or the head and shouIlcrs hut
sustained only slight bruises.
Air- Christcnsen did not fall free of tho We
hiclc and was dragged about nfty feet Te
suRtainc1 a dislccation OF the left shoulder
numerous decorations OF the face and head and
and a general bTuistnS up OF his body Whom
picked up both men were semi i-conacious DR.
J. Million summoned and nc rendered
medical aid. after which both men were re-
moved 20 their rolDectlNc homns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
PUTS OFF OIL HEARING
Hadley Will Not Resume New York
Work Until February 12.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9O-Henry Wou-
man, in whose law office Attorno,,
General Hadley of Missouri too,, ~,
testimony In his proceedings agajnet
the Standard Oil company stated yesl
terday that he had no information as 10
when Justice Gildersleeve would an
nounce his decision in the contemnt
proceedings against H II. Rogers VIC
reused TO answer certain questions
put TO him by Mr. Hadley.
II mas been intended by Attorney
tirlnnS' uit~1ai aauiey to resume taking tes-
eiiiohy IN TINS city tomorrow. bur i'm
poftant matters in Missouri ~,
caused him to adjourn the case 10 Fehs
ruarY IL w eO-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
QUEER ATTACK ON GIL
Bound, Gagged and Chlo!u!a
She Breaks Away.

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. oO-Aa =
was made To bind, gag. olIntta'
chloroform Miss Maude Sheek Ia
mysterious purpose tonight at ~
In Holidays addition, a suburb
city, The girl was on her way 81
back door TO the wcodshed whes =
seized by two men who bound =
together, blindfolded and gagged J,
placed n sponge soaked with can
to he" nostrilH
The girl fought her assailan;s 9
that they were unable 10 fasten tt'
She finally managed TO tear hs
from her mouth and make 90
Others in the house went 10 hss =
ance and the fellows decampec-
Neither the police nor the ye1-L.
man are able TO make any e1Pal
for such an assault being comma'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
ENTERTAINED AT CARDS
Ladies' Altar Society Gives Social in
K. Of c. Hall.

Tho Ladies' Altar society OF the Catholic
church gave one OF their entertaining card
parties and socials at the Knights OF Colum"
bus hail. which was attended by nbout two
hundred guests. The parties have been given
at intervals during IL winter by tho Indies
Of that society, who have raised nbout $500
for the largo window in the front OF the new
cathedral
About thirty tables were arranged about the
hall. and the game OF sixty three was the
order Of the evening: to tho successful con-
tcstnnts We're awarded prizes During tho
evening refreshments were Scrycl in tho
lodgcroom
Tho COMMITTEES having charge OF the AFFAIR
were hcadnmes Deidric OConnor Mulycy
Morrison, Kirk, Hoefter. Farnsworth and
EHnn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Gave Private Masquerads b

Messrs. Arnold and Dicksoa ss,
Vete masquerade ball Sato, u' Thsr,
about nfty OF their iricnus' o,ss q.
many beautiful costumes ,tiss M
was dressed as The Tribune s 81
wore a long blue dress irlmmiS irlaais
white silk ribbons. with the woss 0s,s
Lake Tribune" stamped on ,,',s ~ 3.
carried a Tribune bag filled VIZ VIZ q
The affaIr VAS a SUCCESS IN eyefI Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
"CHARITY WEEK"
Infants Home and Protective Asso-
citation Benefited by Walkers.


Charity Week at Walkers store
opened up bris--ly Monday and the treas
ury OF the Infants Home and Protective
association and Of the Morris school will
be benefited decidedly by the sales of the
day.
Despite the gloomy weather, the wo-
men OF Salt Lake turned out in large
numbers and the store did an unusually
good business in all the departments
Members Of the board OF directors OF
both the homce were there all day. aid
ing in whatever way they could to make
tho day red letter one both for the gen
crous managers OF the store. and for the
children who were the bcnenciarics
Today the proceeds OF sales go to the
Salt Lake Charity association and the
Free kindergarten II being the last of
the month, the business is not so good
as II will probably be tho last OF the
week, On Thursday Friday and Satur-
day IL Is expected that the sales Will
greatly increase and the institutions
whose days have been set apart for that
time will receive quite handsome re-
turns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
WORK WILL BEGIN SOON
Machinery for Ogden smelter Now
Being Shipped,

Bella Kodish OF Baker City. Or, general
manager Of the Utah Smelling company which
Is building q plant near Ogden, Is a guest nj
the Knutsford hotel, having arrived in Salt
Lake City Monday trom San Francisco He
states that the construction work on the new
Smelter VIII begin soon as thc machinery
and appliances. which have been ordered aro
delivered The smeltor site is two miles on
the main line Of the oregon Shor. Line. and
Ar ka1ish states that the railroad company
has agreed to build branch limo TO the plant
quickly possible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Generally Prosperous.
DEPUTIES ARE APPOINTED
County Commissioners Approve List
Submitted by County Assessor.

Upon the request OF County Assessor Brown
the following deputies TO assist in the asscss-
ment OF property outside OF the city wcro np-
pointed by the Board OF County Commission
err Monday: james Cowan. J. A. Wright Jr
n. ID. Jensen Joseph OsguthTope, ]. Q Poul-
ton. c. L. Nelson p. $ Witchor a c Reed
W. H Hnigh j. G Bcrtoch. y. w Erickson
George +. Lee Davis +. Jones' Emil Hart
yicksen, c, NJ. Hendricksen Il L. Phelps
Charles Pearson, Charles NJ. Nokes and
James Nelson.
Tho appointment of ]. o Nystrom "a Office
assistant also waJ approved. Tho pay OF the
apponteas is 81 n day each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
BAY VIEW READING CLUB
Members Are Entertained by Mrs
Lafayette Hanchett.

Mrs. Lafayette Hanchctt entertained the
members OF the Bay Wow Reading club Mon
day afternoon thcrc being present also a mum
bcr OF friends OF the clUOmcmbers An en-
joyablc musical programme was followed by q
scriea OF interesting guessing games Those
who contributed to the pleasure Of the after
noon by their musical numbers were Mrs John
T. Treasure. Mrs. A. O. Andrews Mrs KAY
lor and Miss Eva Duayon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
BANQUET is DISCUSSED
Daughters American Revolution Talk
of One Washington's Birthday.

A special meeting OF the Spirit of Lib
erty chapter. Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. was held Monday at the
home of Miss Anna Decker. The meet
ing was called to discuss details of the
banquet to be given by the society in
February Washington's birthday was
definitely decided upon as the time, but
the place. hour and other arrangements
were LEFT to the special committee OF
which Mrs. George Y. Wallace is chair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
GOVERNMENT CHECK TAXED
Supreme Court Holds to Spirit, Not
Letter of Law.

Sopl Sluc SOolI IOltS " SPiiily NOl
Letter of Law.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O.-ln an opinion
by Justice Brown. the Supreme court of
the United States today decided the tax
case OF the Hibernia Savings and Loan
society vs. the City OF San Francisco, in
favor OF the city. This case involved the
right OF States TO levy taxes upon checks
or orders for money given by the Nation
al Government to pay Its obligations.
Taxes on Check.
1t was instituted by the savings insti-
tuition to recover sl9S5 paid as taxes on a
check given by the Government TO pay
interest on It's bonds. The claim was
made that the checks were exempt from
taxation under section 5703 OF the Revised
Statutes, relieving stocks, bonds, etc, Of
the Government from taxation.
The California Supreme court held that
checks given by the Government 10 sat
lsfy It's obligations do not come within the
classification made by the law. and sus-
tained the tax authorities In their course
Today's decision sustains that view.
Justice Brown said:
Spirit of the Law.
"Although the checks were not Intend
ed to circulate as money, and therefore
do not fall within the letter of the stat
ute. the reasons that apply to that class
of obligations, we think, apply with equal
payment. though not intended to circu-
late as money. While the checks are
obligations OF the United States and with
In the letter OF section 270l they are not
within It's spirit and are proper subjects
Of taxation"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Spirit of the Law.
New Mercantile Company.

Tho Milford Mercantile company OF Milford
nled articles OF Incorporation In the ofnco OF
The Secretary OF State Monday. Tho company
s capitalized for $1,000. In SO shsrcs ani the
2hie-rs arc: 4. y. Cline. president; Edward
Bardsleys Yice-prcsidcnt5 Ella Hutchlns sec
'ctary. The company will carry on q mer-
camille business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Informal Programme Carried Out.
VOTING MACHINES FAVORED
County Commissioners Ask the City
Council to Consider Matter.

At Mondays meeting OF the Board of
County Commissioners Commissioner
Miller introduced n resolution providing
that the City Council be asked TO appoint
committee 10 confer with the Commits
sioncrs respecting the establishment Of
voting machines in Salt Lake City. the
machines To be purchased In time for use
AT the election next fall. The resolution
wn5 adopted and the matter was sub
mitted to the Council last evening
President Davis appointed Mayor
Thompson and Councilmcn Black and
Crabtrec as members OF the Council COM
mlttee.
The machines will cost about $1,000 each
and fifty-threc Will be needed for the city.
The proposition Ia for the city and county
to divide the expense.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
RAILROAD SURVEY MADE
Work Of Building Searchlight Line to
Begin Socn.

F, r. McNnmce OF De La Aar, New general
counsel for the Dc La Mar Mining company
and the ScarchllSht railway. arrived in Salt
Lake Monday, and is stopping at tho Wilson
hotel He reports that the survey for the rail
read from Searchllght TO point near MIN
ton Cal distance OF twcnty-thrce miles
has been completed and that as soon as fyc
miles more track which is needed can he
shipped. the work Of laying the rails viii
begin. AIR McNamec states that Soarchlight
and Do La Mar are booming In first -clnya con-
dition and that the spring VIII witness In
creased oncrntiona
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Ask Leniency for Rec+or

LEAD, S. D. Jan. 2O.-Petitions aro bo-
Ing circulated among the churches of this
city and Deadwood asking that Federni
Judge Munger OF Omaha be lcnlent wjtb
the Rev George G. Ware. convicted az
illegal leasing Of public lands Rev. Ware
city and In DeadWopd e'''S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
COSTUME BALL
Enjoyable Evening Had by Peixotto
Lodge I. o. B. B. at Unity Holl.

q. r. PeiXotto lodge No. I2l l o n r.
gave another OF its successful rcccptions and
ball at the Unity hall Monday evening which
was attended by about nifty couples. The or
der OF the evening dancing and overy one
present had n most enjoyable time \ large
number OF the guests came In costume for
"hlch suitable prizes were awarded the win
ncrs being Miss Beatrice FurchErtt and NIL
ton Joseph. tho former representing a tcle-
pnono girl and the latter q Bowery tough.
a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Austrian Goes Insane.

Jake WHllnge. Austrian who rosldos M
Murray, was taken to the county oJn Monday
afternoon According to statements made bI
his countryIuen Walnge is insane Among
other things he has done OF late that nttrncted
attention his refusal 10 work Some dine
ago; before giving up his position. no had
lcctc1 his wages when he quit He viii bo
given hearing today tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
viii Deal in Water

With capital stock Of sl5.OO). divided lr,o.
s. 30 shares. the Whito Rocks Irrigation com
retary Of States Office. Monday. The ontSc-
arc; John c. Bates president: John r M
Conkic Nice-prcsdcnt. III. w. WooIIy trcas
urer. The company VIII carry on n gen.
irrigation md WeteE business al yernaI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Special Meeting Called

The Board OF Education VIII meet as n
committee OF the whole At the Office OF O w
Moylo Wednesday evening To consider the mat
OF school buildings. II is proposed In
construct ono new building In the northYcss-
ern per- OF the city and another one in tho
southern portion. \ new high school bulIdin0
on tho cast silc also Is 5Ndly needed but tho
necessary funds not in sight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
HOME FROM COAST
Frank Knox and G. S. Holmes Return
From California.

President Frank Knox OF the National
Bank OF the Republic and G. S Holmce
Of the Knutsford returned Monday morn
ing from the California coast Prospcr-
ity seems TO prevail all along the coast
and business is booming everywhere. Mr..
Holmes still has under consideration a
hotel deal in San Francisco, and Is await
Ing a satisfactory agreement before clos
ing the matter up
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Horses for Fire Department.

Chief Vail of the Fire department asked
that he be allowed 10 purchase four
horses for the department, Mt a cost OF
approximately $SCv. Granted.
An ordinance was passed for q lateral
sewer on X street from South Temple to
70
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Americans Win Last Mstsi

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. std
lean team today won the last 4,
the golf tournament by IL II ~
ball foursome play. -Four British 4
sionals and hvc amateurs play4 4
the same number Of Americans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Buckwalter has Small1oy

Calvin s. Buckwaltcr, deputy clerk Of tho
Third District court, who was sont to the iso-
lation hospital sunday, suffering from small
poN. was reported yesterday as getting along
nicely. Mr. Buckwaltcr's brother Roll ais,
Is suffering from the disease and ACCOMPANIED
him L. tho hospital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
MONEY FOR IRELAND
United Irish League Of Salt Lake Fo.-
wards $1,000 for Home Rule

Tho United Irish League OF Salt Lake City
has forwarded TO the grand treasurer Of tho
organization mt New York n totnI Of about
1900. which iH to be uscd In tho general fund
in the matter OF securing home rulo'' for
Ireland About n week ngo tho league OF this
city held meeting Ut which time loo now
members wero secured and 500 WAS raised
which Joseph Gaoghegon forwarded by tele-
In Now,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Perry Isn't Wanted

KANSAS CITY. Jan. so-co
lndepen1ence. No who was sad te eo Ferry Of
Ln PORTLAND Or In connection WIFI NJ
9 T tS1iuhGe oi Carey Snyder from HIusboIe ,e
teTs hero today and was notined tbo, bo,ag%nar- %
was no accusation against him '"ue there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Here Is the Question

But instead OF THE the yIcerege-,
on earth takes the plain ana :,
place method oi making his ar.
ments through the medium OF n.
States postOmco building. OF st,s
TO reach the masses as they n.
their worldly mail. The advertIs.-
q la%-brcaker r. hung up In a 81
is the representation Of toe IN
OF the stars and stripes. What b.
can people think about IL?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Riner on Trial.

The only case now pending o.
ner Creek sewer indictment y -
Edward Rincr. He was trled ~
the jury disagreed. The seconp -, =.
In progress when Judge Sears gf -
In December. or the 1--WE men ''
in the scandal, z. u. Riner,
tractor, was the only one eCn. 1ss t
he Yves never sentenced. tns IA
mentS against ]. NJ. Cnyw0oe s's -.
Chandler. Indicted with Elhom,,
Rincrs. participants in the a'ss msrI
splracy 10 defraud the CITY, W
TnIcg.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Shoe Company Incorporates

The Florshelm Shoe company. with \ csr,-
ial stock OF 5000. In 500 sha-es was Mol I'm
nc oibco OF The County Clerk Monday The
company VIII conduct shoe business in this
elty. The officers are; Milton s FlorShem
president; g. H. Woodrufr. vlce-prcsIlent; vii
ham l.. Shivor!ck, secretary and treasurer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Many Quaint Costumes.

There were many other neat ond quaint COS
.uInSS, WhlGh attracted n great amount OF at
tonHon and praise. Among some were the
following. Miss Glen Davis Hlawatha Miss
Jennie GlnsoTr cowboy girl, Miss Ella L1wcn-
stsln. Gypsy Mrs. Harry CANE, Topsy. Mrs
Harrit Cohn. Court lady; Miss Pearl Roths-
child, japanese lady, with the motto. see
JnPan N you Will but soc America nrst":
Miss Helen Cohn. snowGakcs; Mrs Lon
Sweet school girl; Mics Ooerndorfcr. modern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Demurrer Is Argued.

demurrer TO tho complaint in tho casc
against a. &. Rntliho md Harry Noblr
charged With following tho barber's tIa5c
without securing ltcCnsc, was argued before
Judge Whntnkcr Monday ana taken under al
yisoInent. The demurrer attacks tho constI-
tutionnlIty OF the law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Gar q Poor Sbo4

as2p,eI sP IPErERSpURG soysltS Jan. oo-The EmDoror
was marrcI 49, nVuls To-Day 10 hunt yybjch
W. OF nis Majestys entournge wos s,,sh, zen
I,osbe Touha.u IN The face by stray bu,lst
H'uy shot injured ono Of tho hco,u ui'u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
Plea of Not Guilty

Frank Martin, whose trIc nnmc 4. c,o
johnson. was urraiGncd In tho Third D,sirict
court Monday on charge OF burglary In tnc
iirpt degree, and entered plea OF not guilty
Johnson Is accused OF burGnrizlng the reSI-
dCnco OF Henry Newell a few nights ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
John Lawrence RESIGNS.

John Lawrence who has been engineer of tho
city and county building since its opening In
January. 1896. has tcnderc1 Ills resignation 10
tho board OF control and will take charge OF
the Tcmpleton building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
City Attorney Moves.

city Attorney Hlics has moved his Offices
from the west side TO tho cast side OF the
city Engineer Kelsey VIII remove his private
Office TO the rooms formerly occupied by tho
civ A
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
DoubassoR Honored

ST PEETERsBURG. Jan. ao-v,oe
Nose MOSCOW bas 1S"6scn' 6son GoXern0r No OF
tEe Council OF the Empire. in rncnaIprr coaDer OF
az iS Mosca sery'ees during the recent trombIon