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OF court. became d candidate tn Y.
R.'d Commissioner. he sold toc ar K
pred term of the clerks office u :.
Wilbur H. Kramer for tn. pItr- (
5000 Il year. this deal Was Iuadn
Mess j. y. Sandcr1 joan 2 SAn"-Is.
sheriff. and w. H. Kramer - thu
amount. the shefirTs; office .. AZ
sessed and paid 81 sac a Year, n"nsA-
ly instaiments Of $3.50 cuh '.l~r. :
As l was chief deputy at thIt tn,e>
and was to get une-half of 49, '.~k
revenues Of the Shcr,tfs office i I.r5-
tested against this deal, but Jared 'bi /
me he wanted to control The. c'rra-.
office, and Shorltf'S office. and .f.1
the deal nust stand Of course. I aAd
no option. and it did stand-YCu vii
see by the statement that p. r. S;s I.
W. II. Kramer and Henry Jacobs n:
each a poll tax account. now. II "
were dy. sherffS, and had the Ter!
authority to issue poll tax receipts q
tha: time, I was not aware OF n, aGtd
don't think their commission Tss~
issued from the sheriff's office -
Franklin. You might see SiSur asa:
the matter
Mr. J Y. Sanders was ia did, y. :. j:
frequent communication, and toW
with the s1eriff's office at that 'is
in an advisory capacity. lrS.
truly. Il. K. COCK.
Nr. Cookies Letter Open to Susp;,
This letter as evidence Is open
honest suspicion, having been "rit'A--
by Mr. Cooke after issu" had -
ioncd between Mr. J Y Sanders snM
Mr.. D. caffery. and further that
was written and given to Mr. CAT: =
for the purpose o" 1.,Stant.atIns ~
Caifcry'.@ei eidt~,f the joinder Of ISSUE
NJ /Caffery would have appear-t g
a better advantage had h. f'rst ra-
qured the grievances of Nr. tc-xs
and Mr.. H. shelby Sanders - haze
beqtl reduced to writing, a.ld toen
vestiRated the same, before hn~efns
kis Oh h-rges. 1t is carrying >adsf7c'
Tjon with ones own r,Yh.So0sWes 700
far 70 be content with ,ANrs: me
| LETTERS from MY. Cooke and Mr.,
shelby Sanders were not aSk"d ior ~
me until after issue had been l''hs1
Nth mo bv Mr.. J. Y Sarders."
| ,rha letter can not eecape the sOS-
nicion Of being self 81 wing -vlce"ce
Nr. X. X. Cooke a Di>rrcSiitrst NUacsss
Nr. T. T. Cooke vas d'schafs
y, the eheiilf's office ~ n" Pafisn
nI st. MARY in .he later pa-l or Jnhc.
1904 Tor the reason that Sh"rii1 J"9 I
! = Sander aSceCt1lned thal N'- -, -
had been 10 put il charitably al Ia
rnmr.tcut bonkk"eper and cashier
because nf TINS t'-'fffi = a."
further reason that MI }. SanneF''
who IS 4 cousin u both Sheriff John
y Sanders and Mr.. K. r. Cooke. re-
fu1cJ 10 ne his influence TO naVs
him reinetated he has nursed h's
grievance against Hr J Y Sanders
The family feeling. which preventee
the matter Of his shortage IN ofYscs
from being carried any further thaa
his discharge. has luiled him into Z
sense of personal security. and N
| nl1rsed grievance has made MN
vliant witness.
This question Of shortage ana "
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CAFFERyS CHARGES AkkI|L LATED BY SANDERS ANSWER
Chrome osy of the Campaign.

April platform dcearn= Tor % M'm,n-
to debit ior rrS"a"" :" '"'"'a
cord wi the ad.an legislation OF tn" '"
Wilkinson delivers his formal opening aid'.
..ns~ rs''
unc-ampaisn Of sndcr man n.r! ~ a" ] % @ attacks "t.n
I'm n4, rom ors.. s~ "s aais n",a ~, an"
Wilkinson meeting i'll St MARY,
bankers eo,"m> con- con,
challenge OF ,esarc of proof -
,.ly :s-1on meeting at Ma"a:ir IT, & ."'" on ,,"" Ms a.."r
Jared u - SANDER So1ns The >", from 20 i % @ anH "naes
,iona and ,orI~rao" attorney" ch"r=e~
the alleged record
1ernd Identical, .,.ith, tn, of Gay
as.r ,nss and snraaH,. sss " n Ms" "S" conducted" t.
-Bru'rd Wilkinson rally New Iberia town OF
Of SIX thousand
ST Mary Of THREE n"m,
and E.':mr thousand persons prrSn 'n'.sprd s n,
ot,1c, 1%t lint ne's Fe'a1s i" i "s' ANY p,on
Jared J, sanders QtOTts Tt,i
Etx1ND TO 20 s1sT,,S HIMSELF on T%i 1:prl;H
II. Prcede y. Sanders.
his call special
Of political reforms
TING % sr an, % an for the corporation
b, the wnkin:o" n'end" TO tear jagged hole " the san
November 1-racu,cnant
] or rsE cSrrc.1oS Es%Es
ns .s , @ No" o s1 @
.s s.se ens sssss anser % | M not ] a%s 10 " ' "
ese s ae;.a azs"s. Sssnsn %s Gesssor
Sesrne amSsnsn on on test % s"'r n ." Ne" " 'n . a
GS1sas ssss Sanders friends by '''''> "'''''h IN ''r'
t prophet n" footsteps % a"
cone 4TTsa 7 ss Ts sHs" esZ nss's s 30 % nra HAx x
ns;s iS ss m "a a II Ms Sr m
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], B, SANDERS NEVER
IN ANY WAY DEFAU[TER
Cooke Was Chief reputy,
Cashier, and Handled All
Cash-Appointed at DR..
Sanders Instance. When
the Shortage Develope>
Cooke Gave His Note.

Below i given in full the answer
tn and demolition OF the charges
brought by DOBeIson Caffery. Jr.. on
the Testimony Of r. r. Cooke: I1rst.
tl,at Jared Y. Sanders was partner
IN tho st,eriff's office when John u
:. ,,cr~ Nns sheriff. at the time &
-,.nr,arc developed: Second. t'a'
I..,.sI -. sanders had access TO tht
1,ou lists and paid poll taxes at /;
privilege 2ferz TO- were s..s.ae, 1ea'va ,eas ina ;'
properly indebted ~ tins off,c- e.,,-.
lhus a participant ia the shortage.
The answer was compiled by Waf-
ford Sanders, Gros!iT - Jared =.
Sanders. while the latter was at his
post o. duty In Baton Kousc.
The alleged ..prOois'' Of TIN, Caffery
'charses .,ere sprung by thai in-
dividuaI during tine opcnin: days OF
the Special Session. when il was
known that the object Of the attaci.
would he 20 occupied BY public duties
that il would be practically impossible
for him to make reply for weeks.
The reply is necessarily long: but is
complete and exhaustive, gives the
full history of the period dWch upon
by Caffery.
WHAT IS SHOWN.
1t shows:
FTRST-Tllat on tho testimony OF
II. II. Cooke. an interested witness. a
family fcnd Of the Sanders elan has
been tortured into the form of poll
tiCal issue.
SEIOND-lt proves that the only
fault. IL any. OF Jared y. sanders was
q willingness TO risk his own credit.
and spend his own time and money to
save the good name Of a kinSnau
and the state from loss.
THIRD-It proves beyond the Se--
tise Of shadow of doubt that
Jared y. Sanders never enjoyed any
in the sireriffs office Of
John r. Sanders beyond those at the
claim of any citizen. and that his ac-
tions were never more than those
,akeu by leaders OF the Democratic
,.arty in every parish Of the state with
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14
CHRONOLOGY OF
CAFF'EEY INCIDENT.

Oct. 2J.-Doncl-On Cafferv
makes his first charges against
Jared Y. Sanders.
Oct. 3a.-Jarei Y. Sanders
enters his denial.
Oct. 3O.-Caffery challenges
SanderS-WisO. as Caffery
knows. could not accept with
out violating his oath Of Of
flee and retiring from office
and from the campaicn.
Nov. 1.-C2ffery posts San
derS as q liar and noltrOOn.
Nov. 2.-Sandcrs Issues a
statement. rcitePating his de-
nuIlciaIion OF Caffery charges.
and avowjng his personal re-
>ponsibility therefor. He goes
To st. Mary and CAffcry takes
no action.
Nov. l6.-DOncisOn Caffcry.
while sanders is at his DOst In
Baton Rouge. unable to 80 to
til. record, to produce rrfuta-
lion or 10 take time to wise the
rf~eals hes Of OiIler>-publiShes
his alleged proofs.
Dec. Sd. WaffOrd sanders
publishes the records of the
-hcriff'> office in st. Wary. and
the correspondence Of the San
tlers family. DEMOLiSHING
THE C.AF!'ERl CHARGES
and di>crcditing the Caffcrv
witnesses.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14

x4G'iaT' @ 0'8e,, hnsa .;.i 1sf n, ii ro9 it, I apn
which | stood. knew that Mr. H.
! X. Cooke and Mr.. II. Shelby Sander
would never fail me in writing what
/ they had previously told me orally
! etc.
They didn't fail him. bat their evil
| dence MAY, when subjected to the
| test OF honest scrutiny.
The Time Chosen for the Attack Tn.
fair.
This attack. more IN the nature of
personal issue than a pul.lic one.
made by Mr.. Cafferv in Washington
Artillery Hall on November Is. 1907,
the Legislature. when Lieutenant
Governor Sanders time, labor and
thought belonged to the State in the
performance of his duties as the pre-
siding officer Of the Senate. was vo-
lative Of that spirit Of 'nobiessn
oblige' which remains with a true
gentleman even when he enters the
arena Of public life.
In the heat Of political campaign
Governor Blanchard called ''rime!"
and. until the session had completed
its abors, the members thercof-even
though candidates for public office
should have been permitted 10 remain
at their posts. with mind free from
personal controversy and devoted tn
the problems of public moment Mr..
C4fferv did not exhibit that spirit Of
high inded patriotism. or Of fair
play. which in the exaltation Of per-
sonal commendation lie claimed for
himself
Mr. Caffery Dismissed From the Con-
trOverSy.
Nv f1v ,LL.- hn
State for judgment upon the ey'-
dence presented hv him. and 50 do
the friends OF Lieutenant Governor
Sanders. In preparing and setting
forth the accompanying analysis OF
the evidence. further discussion af
Mr.. Caffery's personality is dismissed
from the controversy, and the claim
for public Judgment is based solely
upon the merits G9ntafn"i in the refu- |
tation herewith presented
If our demand he well founded, we /
ask that the public Will accord to Mr. |
Caffery and his charges that con
demnation which he prescribed in TIE |
opening remarks of his New orleans |
speech for such an emergency:
when into that arena enters NAL 4
ice. or self-Sceking. or rage. or un-
rharitahlenesS, let suCh niSshapen !
md deforned things be derided and
~to'lFStu tUelltc bh the lf'9opiV. W NIi'.N
intelligence they insult and whose die
nifty they outrage
The Proof NnalyzcJ.
Testimony of Robert Il. Cooke.
Letter No. II.
New Orleans. Id. Sept. 20. 1902.
Hon II bert R.0Cockc. Franklin. La:
Deal tousin Bob wish you would
.et .he stUE-books of 1900 and 1901,
neether, so that we can 80 over them
Ir.i make q list Of those who have
,ai1 their roll taxes. and whilst YOU
re doil.s: t'is | wish YOU would maka
ne Il duplicate poll tax receipt for
900 and 1901. as ! nave lost mine.
Please attend to this at once for me
nd | will see YOU next Friday dnC
et them from You. Have all of Nour ,
tuh-books handy. as ! want 10 e
Yer them with You next Friday all | ,
aturday. Your t"usIn.
J. \. SANDERS
There is no denial Of the authentic
y of this letter /; Was published {
l. Mr. CafferN fpr the purpose Of [
rowing two things: First. that Lieu j
,nant Governor sanders a that time i
ad the sheriff's office under his per I
,nai control. and. second. that. hav- Y
---4reh control. he exercised special 81
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Cadery's Charges An5VeFed

sp~c's1 20 The Tilnes9s. .s.-.. ..s....-.-,,.
New Orleans. De.. s..-Tfs ioho@'
ing was today giveat to the press from,
the headquarters Of Lieutenant Coy
einor Jared Y. Sanders:
s(6tatament Of DIR. ]. Wofford Sand
sfs rcfuting charges made by Dcnel'
Gon Caffery, .Jr-, against Lieutenant
Governor ;. y. Sandera)
TO THE PUBLIC:
Mr.. D. 1Caffery said to the puolc
IN his Washington Artillery Hall
speech. and in the ex parte pamphle,
scattered by him throughout the
s;fcts Of New Orleans. La
sIIere Are the Proofs
against Lieutenant Governor Sanders
while in the discharge of his public
duties as a legislative officer. an the
attention demanded by these duties
has not given him the time to devo;e
his personal labor to this refutaIiol
This recitation Of these charges is
o~ued by his brother. DIR. j. Wofford
Sanders, who was assisted i'm its COM
pilation by other gentlemen of com
1stence and standing.
Mr.. Caffcry has had his day in the
OuDiic forum. and impartial public
opinion will accord Lieutenant Gov
ernor Sanders an equal hearing. Upon
the charges as presented by Mr.. Caf-
eery and upon the refutation rs pre-
senred by the undersigned, Judgment
- asked from the citizens Of Louis
lana. Respectfully.
J. WOFTORD SANDERS. NJ. D..
New Iberia, La
A man that aspcrses his neighho.''s
character upon unverified charges is
nj re dangerous citizen than one
who sets the torch to his ncighhor's
h me.
The house is the edifice in which
the body resides, the character that IN
which the soul lives.
The gentleman Will spare his neigh
Sor's honor as zealously as he will
guard his own. He will attack it only
upon charges Of sufficient gravamen,
noWn by him to be true from per
scnal investigation.
An attack upon the character of a
fellow citizen upon charges said to b..
true. but not verified. does not lose
fts hideousness by being clothed in
the rhetorical sentences of the public
speaker.
Mr. Caffery's Evidence Not lnycsti- I
gated by Him.
In his speeches in Donaldsonviile 7!
and III New Orleans attacking the /
public character Of Lieutenant Gov |
ernor Sanders. relative to the conduct |
cf the sheriffs office OF the Parish |
Of st. Mary, Mr.. Caffery has based his |
charges upon evidence furnished him |
by two WitnesSes--eyidence of ns-
fure and from Il source which de-
manded his most careful inNestisa
lion before being accepted as truths
The charges as published. both il
Mr.. Cafferys speech and eN parte
pamphlet. rest entirely upon two bal-
lnce sheets and two letters furnished
1im by Robert Il. Cooke. discharged
,mployc of the sheriffs office. and
Ipon letter and telegram fur
,ished him by II. Shelby Sanders.
10Th known in the Parish Of 81. Mary.
Is a matter of common repute. TO be
most bitterly prejudiced against Lieu :
cnant Governor Sanders.
That he in no way endeavored to
erify the charges furnished him by
hese gentlemen anxious to air their
---;->arx grievances in public, is tes
49, -Gafferv in his NeW /
following |
--~.l ! =,
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Confined q Page Two.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-14

1eriff more than the sheriff was ac-
arding TO the general public?
NSt. Mary Banner, Saturday, No
.,,o"Fr>>.190a, has the folio"iY
,csize caps:
- Z Tax Receipts.
- November 4th. IL
"a everyone who has
MAX for The years 1890
~ =Iaitled I" vote. If N:u
frun spiaced YOUR rcceiits
sheriff's office a;id
- y absolutely neI-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-04
COAL LANDS CASES.


Arguments are being made today In
the Federal court In the cases of the
United States versus the Union Pa
eifc Railway company, the u. p. Coal
company, the oregon Short Line Rail-
way company. Everett t. Buckingham
ana J, NJ. Moore, II will be remem-
bercd that the companies and indivih-
uAls mentioned were indicted by the
Federal grand Jury In November last
FOR alleged violation OF the provisions
OF the Interstate Commerce acts. and
the alleged restraint OF traffic and
trade
The last named allegation was made
on complaint OF ID. j. Sharp. who tes-
tilted before the jury that the Union
Paclhc Coal company and its agents
conspired together to drive him out
or business, and he was forced 10 fore
go his intentions OF engaging IN the
sale OF coal. after he had spent some
10000 i'll providing coal yards
The defendants furnished bonds
when the indictments were returned
and demurrers were subsequently en-
tered. This forenoon G.. s. Varian and
Attorney Wills, representing the dc.
Tense, argued IN behalf OF their clients.
Mr. VHrian speaking flrst, Mr., Wills
was talking when the time came for
noon adjournment. An adjournment
was taken until the afternoon, at
which time the attorney Will continue
his argument
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Bank Clcarlnrs-Today's local bank
clearings amounted TO $l,05O,67i.3s as
against Ss61Sl0.46 for the same day
last year.
Ward Musical FcstiyaI--The Water
loo sunday school will give musical
festival March 20 next. in the ward
meeting house.
Colored Peoples BaIl--The High
Marine Lodge OF COlored Masons Will
give a grand ball in Federation OF
Labor hall on the night OF March IL.
o. p. Arnold at the Hclm--Until
the appointment Of new general
superintendent of the street railway,
o. p Arnold, .Ir.. Is holding down the
position.
DAYS are Growipg--The duration OF
day time increases o minutes the cur
rent week, the gain being II minutes
in the morning and eight minutes In
the evening
Rain Tomorrou--'The weather Is
rainy today, and is likely to continue
so for the nest two days. as there IS
q strong low area sweeping over the
entire west from the southern CaltforA
ria coast.
Will Eocate Hcre--M. j, Brines.
choirhaster of st. Paul's Episcopal
church, has concluded to remain IN
this city, aud open studio. ne Is
Trinity, Hartford, college graduate,
has sung since in the largest churches
in New York. and studied and taught
with the best masters in the east,
Rennion Elected Captain--The jun
Tor class Mt tn. L of Z. today elected
Adam Bennlou ca 1tain Of its basket
ball team. Al Q meeting OF the en-
cheering. students, held this fore
noon. NJ Downey was selected 10
make arrangements for an engineer
ing society.
Art Glass Window Going tn--The
art glass TO replace the great east WIN
dow of the First Presbyterian chureh
that was blown In by the great hurri-
cane of last october. arrived Saturday
afternoon, and Is now being placed IN
uosition by the expert sent here from
the Minneapolis factory. The wlnuoW
viii be in condition so that the con-
sregatlon may re-occupy the auditori-
UNI by March "a; and possibly earlier
civil Service Exams--There will be
civil service examinations in TINS CITY,
March 20, for the position OF Marine
Fireman in the quartermasters de-
partment at large. at salary of So4u
per annum; also. for the position OF
triangulation aid in the geological sur
vey. at 5000 and $1,000 per annum.
and ON March %. for the position OF
electrical engineer and draftsman IN
the office of the supervising architect
at washington, at $1,000 per annum'
From Moscow, Idaho--T. W. Bart.
10y OF MOSCOW. Idaho, state deputy OF
the Modern Woodmen OF America, Is
In the city on a business trip, MT
BARLEY is an attorney and was for
merly FISH and game warden of Idaho,
He will lecture tonight to the, MEM
of Excelsior camp In the old Masonic
hall on West Temple and Second
South streets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-04
GOOD BATHING
NEXT SUMMER
Great Salt Lake viii Probably be
Two Feet Deeper This
Year.
DAMS ARE TO BE BLOWN UP.
Bars at Mouth OF Jordan TO be Touched
on and Utah Lake VIII Con-
tribute Its Waters.

The level of the Great Salt Lake is
now one and a half feet above the zero
mark. according TO the official record in
the local weather bureau, or two feet
higher than it was year ago at this
time. Moreover, the level Is lilo OF n
foot higher than IL was at the highest
level OF last year. AS the lake will con-
tinue 10 rise until July next. the
chances for two feet OF additional depth
are considered good.
WILL TAP UTAH LAKE.
1t Is learned from Provo that Utah
lake IL up to compromise point, and the
joint board OF conference from Utah
and Salt Lake counties has agreed 10
raise the planks at the foot of the lake
and head of the Jordan river tomorrow,
enough TO let out 80 second feet, and
thus prevent the flooding OF the low
lands north OF Provo,
This action is of special interest TO
Salt Lake county, as the amount or
water now In the river and spread out
over the flats for long distance south'
of the great lake is so great that the
addition of 30 second feet will greatly
increase the flooded area. The river Us
running bank full due partly TO the
dams at the mouth built there by the
sportsmen: but the county water COM
missloners have been instructed 10 blow
these dams up tomorrow, which will
hasten the flow in the Jordan, and af-
ford some relief The canals are all
running full and the question Is how
to get all this water into the great lake
with any degree Of celebrity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-04
PERSONALS.

r. j. Moran returned yesterday from
trip 70 New York
Walter Wright OF the Credit Mems
association leaves tonight on three
days business trip into Cache valley.
Manager Langford OF the saltair line
left yesterday for Chicago. where he
intends 10 purchase additional equip
ment for the road.
Miss Edna Cohn who has been absent
from home for a long time past re-
turned Sunday evening on the Los An-
geles limited.
NJ. ". Lipman OF Tho Cohn Dry Goods
company returned from an extended
purchasing trip m the east last night,
Mr. and Mrs, If G. whitney and Mr.
and Mrs s. A. Whitney returned yes
ttrday on the Los Angeles Limited from
an eastern trip. During their absence
they visited New York. and were in the
senate chamber az Washington on the
dag the vote w0R taken In The amooi
case. They sat through the entire SEES
sion and say tho Incident was one that
wiil never be forgotten, Their trip ex-
tended N Florida and New Orleans
where they spent a week enjoying The
delightful summer climate AZ those
points. and several places lying be-
Tween.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-04
FUEL SAVER INVENTED.
Fl. III. Mcguire of Montpelier Shows
Model to Oregon Short Line.

The oregon Short Line Is consider
ing a device which tests indicate Is
great fuel saver. It is a patent fur
mace door and frame easily adjusted to
locomotive and stationary boilers. H.
Fl. Mcguire, an engineer of Montpelier,
Ida. filed with the patent office al
Washington about two months ago an
application for new hot blast furnace
door and frame. The application was
accompanied by model He has re-
ceived a letter from the department
that nothing along the principle of his
Invention Is in the office, and that his
contribution will receive due consider
alton. This is assurance that a patenc
will be granted.
The door can be used on all ,ocomo-
tives and its Inventor is confident it's
use viii mean a saving OF from 20 to
2S per cent OF fuel. The hot blast
draft In heating stoves. II has been
found. saves fuel by converting gas
arising from soft coal into heat. This
got Mr.. Mcguire 10 thinking; he ar
gued that II a hot blast draft could
save fuel in a common heating stove
there should be no reason why IL would
not have the same power on locomo-
tive and other boilers He commenced
experimenting with doors and was not
long In building one he deemed good
enough to send 10 the patent Office.
He exhibited the model and explained
its principle to ]. F. Dunn. superintend
ent OF motive power of the Oregon
Short Line; 1T win be great money
saver II II does only half what Mr..
Mcguire claims for it, said Mr.. Dunn.
Master Mechanic Carrick and NUM-
Der of engineers to whom Mr.. Mcguire
has shown This model have told
him that the door will undoubtedly
grow into universal use when its eff
cheney becomes known. The oregon
Short Line Will give the door thorough
tests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-04
NEW COMPANIES.
Articles OF Incorporation Filed With
THE Secretary of State.

The Rocky Mountain Canning COM
pany of Brigham City fled copy OF
its articles OF incorporation In the sec
rotary Of states office today. The
capita stock OF the company is s50,O00.
divided into shares of the par value OF
800 each. Nels Jensen Is president;
y. w. Matson. vice president, c. II.
MaIson treasurer; ]. l.. Pierce, secre-
tary. The company will conduct a
canning factory at Brigham city
A copy of the articles OF incorpOra-
ton of the Utah Wholesale Grocery
company of Springville was also filed
with the secretary of state IT'S cap
ital stock Is $50, 900, divided into shares
OF the par value OF 800 each II. T.
Reynolds ~ president, l.. n. Deal vice
president g. S. Wood, secretary and
treasurer.
An amendment to the articles Of In
corporation OF the Garland Milling
company was filed with the secretary
of state today by which the capital
stock OF the company is.increased from
$40, oeO to $4,000, divided into shares of
the par value of $40 each