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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25
Fruit Killed BY Frost.

At one stroke the hard frosts OF
last week destroyed thousands OF
dollars worth of fruit Straw
berries, peaches and cherries
were most effected, and in many
localities will be total failure.
This loss will of course be felt by
the whole community and by
horticulturalists in particular,
who were counting on rich har-
vest. But there yet remains Il
promising outlook. The fields
were never in better condition,
many kinds Of fruit are promised
in abundance, work is plentiful,
and no one in particular will
suffer.
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DR.. Shops
Rheumatic Remedy
7. ]. WADSW0RTH.
Notice.
United States LMud Ollicc,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
March ~ 1uO7


Salt Lake City, Utah,
March 81 1907.
/ To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the State
# Utah has filed in this Office lists Of
lands selected 10y the said state, ms In
iemnily school Lands, under section
8 Of the Act Of Congress, approved July
l6, 1891 The following tracts, en-
braced IN said lists, are found to be
within six miles Of Il mining location,
claim or entry, viz;
Lots aud ? and sWl Mel Sec. 8,
Estate No. Ul5); SWtA Sec. ., state
No. 9l3J;Ele sWl4 and We SEA Sec.
8, estate No. 9iD; Eia SEA Sec. S, and
50 NW14 Sec. ., Estate No. 94l I;
NE14 Sec. S, Estate No. 042); and s.,
NW14 See. 5, Estate No 9l6); all in T.
. s., Il. = f., 5. l.. M.
Copies Of said lists, 80 far ns they re-
atcs to said tracts, by descriptive sub
divisions, have been conspicuously
puoltu III lllS OlllCe lOI inspection Oy
any person interested, and by the pub
Tic generally.
Within the next sixty days following
the date Of the first publication
Of this notice, under depart
mental instructions Of January 10, 1906,
protests or contests against the claim Of
the state to any Of the tracts or sub
divisions hereinbefore described. on the
ground that the same Is more valuable
for mineral than for agricultural pur-
poses, will be received and noted for
report to the General Land ONCE at
Washington, ID. G. Failure so to pro-
test or contest, within the time speci-
fed, will be considered sufficient evil
lence Of the non-mineral character Of
the tracts, and the selections thereof,
being otherwise free from objection will
be recommended for approval.
f.. ID. n THOMPSON,
Register.
First publication April 4, 1907.
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That the year Of 1907 will be a
most exceptional one and probably q
record-breaker in the production oil
fruit and berries and possibly also
other farm products. is the firm con
viction Of A. F. Hit state horticul
tural inspector.
Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone, In
jail at Boise, charged with completely
in the murder of Ex-Governor Steun
euberg, have had small tract OF
ground in the courtyard set apart for
them and they are busy each day
making garden.
Daniel Meepan. a miner. was eiec
trocuted in a mine at Dewey He was
passing pipe into a tunnel when the
pipe came into contact with a live
wire. sending $50 volts through his
body. He could not let 60 and died
in fifteen minutes.
Tom Lee, of Rigby has introduced
another new idea to the farming com
munity of the valley He has in his
employ a practical machinist, who dur
ng the noon hour and of evenings in
spects every piece Of farm machinery
now in use on the big ranch.
The Rigby people who az interest
ed in the coal proposition over on
Moody creek, have let the contract to
Rexburg parties to drill a hole 10
the depth Of 10 feet on their claim
with the iden Of definitely ascertain,
ing Just what they have in the way
~ coal
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Notice.
United States Land Ofllce,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
Januafv ~ tnll7


salt Lake City, Utah,
January 2S, 1907.
TO whom IL may concern:-
Notice is hereby given that the State
OF Utah has filed IN this office list Of
lands selected by the said Stale, as
Indemnity School Lands, under section
g Of the Act OF Congress, approved july
is, 1894 The following tracts, EN-.
within six miles of a mining location,
claim or entry, viz:
SEA SWi4 Sec. %, and Ei5 NW1s
Sec. ~, II. 4 S., II. | W., S. l.. NJ.
state No. $50
a copy Of said list so Tar as II relates
to said tracts, by descriptive subdi-
visions, has been conspicuOsly posted
in this Office for inspection by any
person interested, and by the public
generally.
Within the next sixty days follow.
ing the date of the first publication Of
this notice, under departmental in
structiUns Of January 10, 1906, protests
or contests against the claim Of the
| State to any Of the tracts or subdi-
| visions hereinbeiOre described, on the
| ground that the same Is more valuable
| for mineral than for agricultural pur-
poses, will be received and noted for
report to the General Land Office at
Washington, ID. G. Failure so 10 pro-
test or contest, within the time speoi-
fed, will he considered sufficient evil
dence OF the non-mineral character Of
the tracts, aud the selection thereof
being otherwise free from objection
will be recommended for approval
FRANK ID. HOBBS,
Register.
First publication Feb II, 1907.
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Summons. -

In the District Court Of the Fourth Iudics,
District, County Of Utah, State Of Utah
Wallace J Higg.,
Plaintiff
Joseph Robins, Fanny GTmstCai |
aud Samuel Taylor, Defendants. )
The state Of Utah to the said Defen ianls.
You are hereby summoned toappear within
twenty days aNer the service OF thi, summon,
upon you " served within the County in which
this action is brought, otherwise, within thirty
days amer service, and defend the above entitled
action aud in case Of your failure so to do. iudg
ment will he rendered against you according Ia
the demand ofthe complaint Of which copy !.
herewith served upon you.
A. J, EVANS,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
PottoIice address. Lehi Utah
First publication April (. 1907
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Delinquent Notice
Standard Knitting Co.

Principal place Of business, Lehi. Utah
NOTlCE-Ihere are delinquent ON
the following described stock on ac-
cunt of assessment No. 5 levied on
he 26lh day Of January, 1907, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names o
The respective stockholders, to- wit:
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ponds upon the external, our
people should rejoice in the midst
of a choice land with climate and
resources unsurpassed.
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Rheumatism

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DO YOU GET UP
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-28
COURT NOTES.

Judge Morse today rendered de-
cree TN favor of plaintiff IN the case Of
John s. Hanson against Fred Rose
quoting plaintiffs title 10 right of
WAY over part Of the northwest quarter
Of section 35 township south, range
I west and cnioining defendant from
building fence across said right Of
way and obstructing the same.
In the case OF T.. L. Parker, trustee
in bankruptcy for James Blake, against
William Blake a decree was rendered
by Judge Morse today In favor Of de-
PENDANT. The action was brought to
recover $3.50 alleged to have been
paid 10y James Blake TO defendant and
which II Is claimed belonged 10 Blakes
bankruptcy estate. The court found
that the money which was received
from the sale Of certain real estate
does not belong to the estate and hence
rendered q decision in favor Of defend
ant
Judge Morse today rendered judg-
meut Ia favor Of plaintiff In the case
Of F. w Brockmeyer against George
Helbert for the sum of $500 being
his portion OF the partnership business
conducted by plaintiff and defendant
at Bingham Junction The parties
were IN the saloon business and de-
PENDANT undertook to sell the business
out without accounting To plaintiff for
the same. Plaintiff was given an ac-
counting by the court and il was found
that he was entitled 10 the sum ment-
toned above as his interest
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

6. H. Bean. travelling freight agent
Of the Missouri Pacific railroad at Pu-
ohio, Colo. IS in Salt Lake for a day or
two
]. Ross Clark vice president Of the
Salt Lake Route, returned this morn
ing from Butte and the Wood River
country.
Jerry Thompson, superintendent of
building and bridges Of the Denver &.
Rio Grande, is In Salt Lake on a tour
OF inspection Of the bridges Of the road
c. S Williams, commercial agent of
the q. NJ. & st. T., has gone to Nevada
TO pick UP a few wool shipments and
incidentally TO look at his Goldfield
mining properties.
Thomas j. Upton. general purchasing
agent of the Denver q llio Gundc Rail-
road company, With headquarters at
Denver has arrived IN Salt Lake from
the northwest country where he has
been spending his vacation.
f. w Hopper, travelling passenger
agent OF the Grand Trunk line with
headquarters at Kansas city, is in salt
Lake on his regular run. Mr. Hopper
makes this town about twice year,
but says he would like to come here
oftcuer, as he is very much IN love with
Salt Lake.
Miss Gertrude Smith, who has been
stenoGrapher 10 chief Clerk Ellingson,
of the Salt Lake Route ever since the
establishment Of the road. has rendered
her resignation, and win leave for
Cleveland, Ohio, in a few days 10 be-
come Mrs. Ashdowue. Miss Smith is
receiving the congratulations of her
friends as well as their farewells.
District Passenger Agent Burtner OF
the Salt Lake Route has just received
some good news from his mining prop
critics in the Sterling district, Nevada
with several other railroad men Mi.
Burtncr owns an interest IN a 45-foot
ledge Of copper producing ore Mt Ster-
ling and he IL naturally enthusiastic
over the prospects for making 1t
mine.
q. Is. smith, chief clerk in the gen.
cral managers Office Of the Oregon
Short Line is In receipt of photographs
of mammoth new dining car that is
being built 10 order in the Pullman
works for the Southern Pacific railroad
The car is - feet g inches long, and
when finished VIII be one of the finest
specimens of the carbuilder's. art on the
road The car Will be known as "lOO69."
The Denver x Rio Grande railroad
has issued an illuminated folder show
ing some Of the scenic attractions
along it's line IN connection with the
excursion 10 Seattle on the occasion OF
the Christian Eudeavor convention to
be held I'm that city from July 10 to 10.
A large number of salt Lake peda
gogues took advantage OF the teachers
rates ycsteruay to visit the east. Par
ties went out by way OF the Union Pa
,idc. Rio Gtando Western and the
Colorado Midland
The lotost booklet to be issued from
the passenger department of the Den
Yer * Rio Groude railroad IS well
gotten up pamphlet, entitled Around
the Circle" n Is the story of q thous-
and-mlo tour through the Rocky
mountains by Edwin L. Sabin, the well
known magaizeu writer. and author Of
when You Were a Boy etc. The
booklet rs profusely illustrated by lead
ing western photographers, and Is out
of the ordinary in The way OF railroad
advertising.
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PERSONALS.

William X. Jones has gone to
Wilkesbarre Pa. to visit with relatives.
S. p. Wright. president OF one of
the big mining supply houses of Butte,
Montana, is in Salt Lake on business,
Mrs. George w. Wooten and family
have gone TO Chicago to be absent UNI
I'll October.
Inspector F. Y. Clark Of the state
board of health is confined to his home
with tonsilltis.
Senator Rawlins is convalescent at
the Holy Cross hospital and will be
able to return to his home in day or
two,
State Supt. OF schools Nelson return
ed this morning from Price, Utah.
where he attended the commencement
exercises on Sunday night.
+. j. Rieger and Nat Rosenbaum
of this city left yesterday on 80 days
trip to Germany where they will visit
with relatives at Stuttgart and Worms.
W. n. Pittman has been appointed
construction foreman of the Bell Tele-
phone company, G, c. Baghey has been
made manager of the Salt Lake eX-
change.
Col. T, G. Weber Is in Provo today
checking out retiring manager Taft
of the Provo Coop, who removes to
this city TO reside Mr.. Taft's place
will b taken by Mr.. Cassidy of Amer
lean Fork.
Miss SaIIIe Fisher, one OF the most
beautiful of the Salt Lake girls who
have sought careers on the stage, Is
the subject OF a portrait in the June
issue of the Burr Macintosh Month";
".
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RIO GRANDE IN VAN
OF IMPROVEMENT
Two Out OF Twenty Powerful Pas
senger Locomotives Delivered
To the Road at Pueblo.
TO RUN ON WESTERN DIVISION


la line with the spirit OF Improves
mcnt now the policy of the road. the
latest addition TO the equipment 81 the
Rio Grande is Tor the bctterment Of the
passenger transportation department.
and consists ~ two splendid specimens
Of the locomotive builders art from
the Pennsylvania works These en-
gines have just been delivered Ia the
Inad at Pueblo, and will be put on the
western division Of the road to pun
trains over the Soldier Summit into the
salt Lake valley.
Tho locomotives are numbered 500
ana S32 respectively. and weigh light
on their drivers 10000 pounds Some
thing Ike rs more engines will be added
to The roads equipment as rapidly as
possible and the motive power OF the
Rio Grapde win be so improved IN the
freight department. also. that trains
which heretofore required "a hours to
pun from Grand Junction TO Helper
may now he hauled that distance In II
hours. The Rio Graudc has during the
past Two months put more real I'M
rrovcments on Its grade and rolling
stock than for q long time previous,
and among the big propositions being
carried out is the double tracking OF
the line over Tennessee Pass 10 Min
turn, which, according to parties who
have lust gone over the line. is pro-
crossing in good shape.
The plans for Improvement Of the Rio
Graude system. II is understood con-
template the double tracking OF the
road in several places, the shortening
up of the line by the construction Of
cut-Offs at AL available places and the
reduction Of the grade wherever pos
slble, so that with added motive power
and rolling stock low grades and
81 II ,Yf.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSON AL.

Mrs D. c. De Graft entertained in
formally AT cards yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Mccormick have
gone to Los Angeles for a short stay.
Mrs. W.D. Donohor was one OF yester-
days hostesses entertaining AT card
party at her home.
Mrs. l.. c. Miller left yesterday for
the east and Will shortly sail for Eu-
rope to spend the summer.
Mrs Hugh Bel of Montana is the
ru.a' OF Mr.. and Mrs Icdyard NJ.
XII Hanauer and Miss Hanauor
left yesterday for Atlantic city, where
they viii spend the summer.
Mrs Fred {. Bush and daughter Lilac
OF this city. and brother. James w.
White Of Mercur, will sail from Boston
June for Europe While there they
win visit all points Of interest
Mrs. r. Hamlin announces the on
gagcment OF her daughter Emma 10
Edward A. Longy the marriage TO
take place next month
Mr.. and Mrs. J, c. Giles announce
tho engagement of their daughter
Alicia to Mr.. II. j. CANAL, the wedding
to take place about tho middle Of june
Miss Beatrice O'Connor and Mrs r..
W. Gleudinnlng will be guests OF honor
at card party 10 be given
Wednesday By Mrs ], G. DAILY,
Mi Robert Preston and Miss Jean
Preston have returned from California
Mrs LeGrandc Young viii entertain
at a luncheon next Thursday for her
daughter. Mrs. Kerr and for Mrs J'
r. Folsom
Mrs W Benson has issued invl-
tations for an afternoon function for
next Saturday
The engagement Of Miss Evelyn len.
sen. one OF the summers corps OF
Pavson, is announced. The marriage
win take place IN INC temple June 2S,
srs. Nsulc g.. Little ana Miss Little
leave shortly 40 visit the jamestown
exposition.
Tho % r. o., and Ladies' AuNili0ry,
and families. viii be- entertained tonight
at 7g7 Third avenue. by Mrs. liavenor.
Mrs Carter Mrs, Henlrn and Mrs
HILTON
To-day viii probably rank as tho busl-
ost ~ Tho week In n social way a large
number of parties OF various kinds boz
ing given The largest ~ these rs tho
garden parry Al WandHmero given by
Mrs g. g. Plnmmer and Mrs lhank A..
Dmehl. their guests numbering 200 or
300
Mrs r. c. Webbor and Miss Weber
entertain al bridge tea this after
noon. tho rooms being decorated In
crimson peonies. syrlnsas and column
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Two Decisions Handed Down To-
day Ordering New Trials OF
Cases Appealed.
TAX LIEN LAW IS INVOLVED.
Jesse W Fox Wins Point In Contro-
Ncr~y to Quiet Title With IN
tcstmcnt Company

The supreme court today handed
ro,,, t,,.,, ,,,,i,,io,,. ,,,.tt, c .,.i.,, ..,.,
rcversaIs of the Judgements of Tho lower
court. IN the case Of the salt Lake
Investment company against Jesse "
Fox anro1ta,t ia. .N,iA-t.,,..,c u,,
-, J"Ge ''''" '' ''''
NNct court was reversed ana new
trial ordered. The action was brought
to quiet title to lots 95 T., az hloct
Sruth t,,,.r -,,,,,,t,., G., ~,
'''' - ""0'''o' 10 SAT- i-aR'' me
property was bought at a tax sale ian
ESQ by NJ, g. Moon and sold to plain
lli' VINO entered INTO possession OF the
same IN lS9t but the tax deed did not
issue uhtll 1879, 'Ihc lower court found
lldt pHintln hcld the property by adj
verse possession during the statutory
PERIOD OF seven years
inc supreme court holds that add
verse possession docs not begin Ia run
IN such cases until tho tax deed Is is
sued ana that during the redemption
period the purchaser at tax sale Is
noi hoidlhg inc property adverse 20 the
real owner Hence IN this case 1t Is
decided that the claim OF adverse pos
session Mould run from 1898 and the
plalntiff has not held the property adj
Vcrsely Tor seven years The Judgment
OF the lower court is reversed and u
new trlnl granted Chief Justice Nc
carty wrote the opinion OF the court.
when rs Concurred In by Justices
straup ana Frick.
n,u,x,r rnrr no., tr.,,..,.
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NEIGHBoRS AROUSED.
People of %orth Temple Resent Build
ing OF New Dance Hall

Contractor j. II Rces began this
morning, With force OF men ana
teams to excayate ON cast North
Temple street for the now $4,000
dnnciug pavilion and palace Of amuse-
meut being erected BY the Sau Lake
Amusement COMPANY The premises
are aoNll5 feet, with q - foot base
mont. r. pavilion 81 feet high in thc
clear with dancing floor resting on
springs The management propose 10
maintain q high class resort but the
nclghbors are much disturbed over
the prospect. particularly tho occu-
pants Of the terrace 10 the west and
one property owner said today. thnt
the law would be invoked II ne Thought
occasion called Tor H. MI Rees -.ant.
ed the Amuscncnt people tu buy a
Main street frontage OF his immedi-
atrly north of the terrace and erect
apartment Hats on the r." shaped
property as desirable Investment
Bur the other parties thought they
could mako moro money out NJ their
original proposition,
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NEW TRIAL ORDERED
In the Case of Salt Lake Route ~.
Board Of Education

4 now trial viii bo had In the case
of tho san Pedro, Los Angeles and
Salt Lake Railway company versus
the Salt Lake Board of Education. ac-
cording Ia a decision handed down by
the supreme court yesterday. The
opinion was written by Judge ] T.,
Frick and concurred in by chief .Ius-
tice McCarty and Judge Straup.
The railroad sought to condemn Il
portion of the land upon which stands
the Uintah school, and the board Of
education. believing that the property
would be almost useless for school
purposes. owing to the close proNim-
fly of the tracks. asked for damages
a judgement of $4,000 was rendered
in favor of the board In the district
court. and the case was carried to Tho
Supreme court which now sends il
sack 10 the first tribunal.